Jeffrey Epstein files: Read published documents completely

Attorney General Pam Bondi has published the evidence in the Jeffrey Epstein Sexual case and shows that the FBI confiscated everything from “copper handcuffs and whip” to a list of 254 masseurs who used Epstein and his rich friends.

Why is it important

There were persistent claims that large prominent sex with minor teenagers had on Epstein's private island.

By publishing the files, Bondi wants to show that the new Trump management is completely transparent.

What to know?

It was known that Epstein maintains famous people on his island of Little St. James on the US virgin islands. He often flew to the island on his private jet and left a written recording about who had traveled there.

The information published yesterday comes from the case of the federal prosecutor's office against Ghislaine Maxwell, the former girlfriend of Epstein. The 63-year-old Maxwell served a 20-year sentence after she was convicted in 2021 to help Epstein with recruitment and sexual abuse of minor girls.

Financer Epstein, who was accused, underage girls aged 14, in August 2019 at the age of 66 in a prison cell in New York's Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City, before he was able to go to court in Manhattan. The authorities found that he hanged himself. He always contested misconduct.

At that time, Epstein was already a convicted sex offender after he was guilty of a number of prostitution and a number of prostitution by a minor in 2008.

The documents published on Thursday offer an insight into Epstein's life.

They show that the FBI contains “a cellophane that contains: 3 paper sheets, a photo with two girls and money payments”.

The FBI also confiscated “1 vibrator, 3 but plugs, 1 set of cuffs, 1 dildo, 1 leash, 1 box condoms, 1 nurse cap, 1 stethoscope”. Agents also found “1 set of copper handcuffs” and a number of different massage tables.

It was known that Epstein hired underage girls as a mass and then encouraged them to have sex with him and his customers.

A notebook that contains Epstein's list of 254 mass is fully reduced to protect the identity of the women involved, many of whom were minors at that time.

While Bondi also published the full flight protocols of everyone who traveled to Epstein's island in his private aircraft, there is no evidence that those who have gone there are wrong behavior.

Epstein, a billionaire, had legitimate business and social meetings on the island, who had no attempts to lure minor girls.

What people say

Attorney General Pam Bondi said in an explanation Thursday evening that Epstein was involved in the “sexual exploitation of over 250 underage girls in his houses in New York and Florida”.

“This Ministry of Justice pursues the commitment of President Trump for transparency and raises the veil on the disgusting actions of Jeffrey Epstein and his co -desires. The first phase of the files published today raises the extensive network to ensure public responsibility.”

What happens next?

Lawyer General Bondi said that she will publish thousands of other pages from the Epstein examination.

Bondi, who showed a certain frustration with the FBI, said in a statement on February 27 that she requested the complete files with Jeffrey Epstein.

“In response to this, the department received about 200 pages of documents, but the Attorney General was later informed about thousands of documents that refer to the examination and indictment against Epstein, which were not previously disclosed,” said Bondi.

“The Attorney General asked the FBI to deliver the remaining documents to the department on February 28 to 8 a.m. and to examine the FBI director Kash Patel why the request was not followed for all documents,” she added.