December 20, 2025, 06:35Dec 20, 2025, 06:38
One of the thousands of pictures: Former President Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein.Image: justice.gov
The US Department of Defense made part of the so-called Epstein files public shortly before the end of the legally prescribed deadline.
An excerpt from a police interview with one of Epstein’s victims. All names, addresses, etc. are blacked out.image: doj
There are several thousand individual documents (if not more). This includes photos, video recordings, court transcripts and transcripts of hearings.
Some of the published photographs appear to deal exclusively with Epstein’s properties and real estate. A second part mostly shows excerpts from Epstein’s life – including other people who have not been blacked out, such as former President Bill Clinton. A third part of the photographs mostly shows Epstein’s victims, always with blackened faces, tattoos and intimate areas.
Some images are completely blacked out. Bill Clinton appears here again (by name).Image: doj
The Justice Department’s website states that it sought to protect the personal information of Epstein’s victims as well as the information of “other private individuals.”
A selection of the newly published images
There are also strange-looking birthday collages among them.Image: doj
Bill Clinton in the pool with an unknown person.Image: AP US Department of Justice
Epstein with Richard Branson.Image: keystone
Clinton again.Image: keystone
Epstein and Maxwell.Image: keystone
Maxwell, Mick Jagger and Clinton.Image: keystone
Epstein with three dogs.Image: keystone
Epstein on a plane with an unknown person.Image: keystone
(cpf/ome)
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