BI received one from Jeffrey Epstein's Black Books years before the publication

With a lot of hype, the Ministry of Justice published documents in the study by Jeffrey Epstein.
Experts were seen in the White House with binders on which “released”.
Although AG Pam Bondi said that “a lot” would be published, little, if at all, is new to the public.

Jeffrey Epstein's saga continues.

The Ministry of Justice of the Trump administration promised the approval of documents in connection with the Epstein examination, and its first delivery made some disappointed, since most, if not all information from the public, was previously known.

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Fox News this week that flight protocols and “many names” were published. On Thursday, several conservative political commentators with binders with “The Epstein files” and “released” were seen in the White House.

Hours later, the Doj published a number of reduced files and said that the publication “largely contains documents that were previously formally published by the US government but never published in formal property”.

A reduced contact book contained names such as Mike Bloomberg, Alec Baldwin, Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, David Koch, several Kennedys and dozens of other prominent business and cultural figures. Many They – including the above – have never been accused of misconduct in connection with Epstein.

A list of 254 “mass” has been completely reduced to “protect potential sacrificial information”.

Epstein has been accused of sex trading for more than a decade for women and girls.

Despite the fanfare, the files published by the Ministry of Justice did not contain any new bombs that seemed to be waiting for some frustrations that seemed to be waiting for Watershed.

Republican MP Anna Paulina Luna stopped on X that the publication was a “complete disappointment”.

The DOJ publication takes place years after Business Insider received and authenticated one of the small black books from Epstein in 2021. A woman found the book on a sidewalk in Manhattan in the 1990s.

It wasn't the only volume of Epstein's little black books either. BI has compiled an earlier little Black book – which was discovered in 2009 in 2009 and published in 2015 in an exclusive searchable database in 2020.

Over the years, additional names of employees have arisen from non -sealed court documents. In a non -sealed sentence of documents that contained over 200 names, less than a dozen due to misconduct were accused.

With some of the best networked business and cultural personalities in the world, Epstein of Epstein has drawn international intrigue and conspiracies. Among the Epstein's books, former President Bill Clinton, President Donald Trump and Prince AndrewDuke of York.

It was August 2019 when Epstein, who was disclosed for sex trade, was taken dead in his cell in the metropolitan correctional center of Manhattan. A medical examination decided that he had died through suicide.

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