The Epstein Files Transparency Act was signed into law requiring the DOJ to release all unclassified records related to Epstein and Maxwell within 30 days. The DOJ identified a total of six million pages of evidence. As of February 2026, only 3.5 million pages have been released, leaving approximately 2.5 million pages unreleased. The law itself was a direct result of years of survivor advocacy and public pressure following Epstein's 2019 death.

The Department of Justice released 3.5 million pages organized into 12 data sets. Almost immediately, a critical problem was identified: Data Set 10, containing 180,000 images and 2,000 videos, features heavy redactions described by the DOJ as protecting potential victims. However, critics and legal observers noted that some victims remain identifiable in the files while potential perpetrators are shielded. This means the system that protected powerful people during Epstein's life appears to be continuing in how the documents are being redacted — protecting predators while exposing victims.

The Justice Department shared a diagram mapping Epstein's inner circle as part of the document release. A number of names and faces in the diagram are redacted. The confirmed named figures in the inner circle include: Ghislaine Maxwell (convicted co-conspirator), Jean-Luc Brunel (French modeling agent, died by suicide in French prison 2022 before trial), Darren Indyke (personal lawyer, named in will for $50M), Richard Kahn (accountant, named in will for $25M), Harry Beller (financial adviser), and Lesley Groff (personal assistant, prosecutors had prepared to indict in 2007). The number of redacted figures in the diagram has not been publicly disclosed.

One of the most serious failures in the DOJ's handling of the release is a pattern that inverts the purpose of the Epstein Files Transparency Act: victim names are being exposed while the men who abused them remain hidden behind redactions. Attorney Brad Edwards, who represents hundreds of Epstein survivors, described it as "literally thousands of mistakes." One victim who chose to remain anonymous as "Jane Doe" found her name appearing in multiple places in the files — including in email exchanges she had personally with Epstein. Her lawyer Jennifer Plotkin told CNN she had previously reached out to DOJ asking them to correct the exposure in earlier file batches and never heard back. A joint statement from a group of survivors and family members of Virginia Giuffre stated: "This latest release of Jeffrey Epstein files is being sold as transparency, but what it actually does is expose survivors. Once again, survivors are having their names and identifying information exposed, while the men who abused us remain hidden and protected. That is outrageous." Skye Roberts, brother of the late Virginia Giuffre, added that the DOJ is "redacting the names of perpetrators and unredacting the names of victims — quite the opposite of what the Epstein Files Transparency Act was meant to do." The DOJ also temporarily posted unredacted nude images of victims before removing them, according to reporting first published by The New York Times. Deputy AG Todd Blanche acknowledged at a press conference that "mistakes are inevitable" while claiming the DOJ "takes victim protection very seriously." Rep. Ro Khanna stated the DOJ is "purposefully muddying the waters on who was a predator and who was mentioned in an email." This website does not name any victims. Any victims named in DOJ documents are referred to here only as Victim / Jane Doe in accordance with their right to privacy.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche sent a six-page letter to top members of the House and Senate Judiciary Committees listing hundreds of "politically exposed persons" who appear in the released files. The DOJ was compelled to produce the list under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. The letter states: "Names appear in the files released under the Act in a wide variety of contexts — some individuals had extensive direct email contact with Epstein or Maxwell while other individuals are mentioned only in a portion of a document that on its face is unrelated to the Epstein and Maxwell matters." The list includes presidents, business leaders, government officials, and cultural figures including Princess Diana, Elvis Presley, and Michael Jackson — people mentioned in passing who had no known connection to Epstein's crimes. Rep. Ro Khanna, co-author of the law, said the DOJ is "purposefully muddying the waters on who was a predator and who was mentioned in an email." Rep. Nancy Mace claimed there are "missing names on the list." No one on the list other than Epstein and Maxwell has ever been charged.

Deputy Attorney General Blanche stated on February 2, 2026 that there would be no additional prosecutions related to Epstein. He said the files contained "a lot of correspondence, a lot of emails, a lot of photographs" but that the materials did not "allow us necessarily to prosecute somebody." This came despite a draft indictment released by the DOJ — never brought to trial — which would have charged Epstein alongside three unnamed defendants who allegedly conspired to "procure females under the age of 18" to engage "in lewd conduct for money to satisfy Jeffrey Epstein's prurient interests." The identities of the three unnamed co-defendants remain publicly unknown. Instead of bringing the charges, federal prosecutors in 2007 reached the non-prosecution agreement with Epstein. Reps. Khanna and Massie indicated they would consider contempt or impeachment proceedings if DOJ compliance did not improve.

As of early March 2026, the DOJ's Epstein file collection is more than 65,000 pages shorter than what the agency initially released. The DOJ has been quietly removing documents from the public release without full public explanation. This raises serious concerns about the completeness and integrity of the record. Jmail, an independent archive that has been tracking the release, has archived 1,412,250 files and 2,474,242 pages as of February 19, 2026.

⚠ Important: All news sources are secondary. Always cross-reference with primary DOJ documents at justice.gov/epstein.

Government & Primary:
DOJ Epstein Library · DOJ Disclosures — All 12 Sets · House Oversight Committee Release

Browsable Archive:
Jmail — Independent Archive (1.4M+ files indexed)

Major Coverage:
CBS News — Full Coverage & Live Updates
CBS News — Notable Names: Gates, Musk, Prince Andrew
CBS News — Epstein Files Project (Ongoing)
CNN — What's Inside the Latest Release
CNN — Breaking Down the Boldface Names
CNN — DOJ List of 300+ Named Individuals
CNN — DOJ Unredacts Names Under Congressional Pressure
CNN — Live Coverage Jan 30, 2026
PBS NewsHour — List of Powerful Men Named
PBS NewsHour — Latest Release Details
NBC News — Key Takeaways
NBC Los Angeles — Power People Named in Files
NewsNation — Prominent Figures Named
Wikipedia — Epstein Files (Continuously Updated)

Fifty crime scene photographs taken by the FBI on July 6, 2019 during the search and arrest execution at Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan mansion at 9 East 71st Street, New York, NY. FBI Case ID 31E-NY-3027571. The photographs document: the exterior entrance and front door of the Upper East Side townhouse (a multi-story limestone building with gold "JE" initials mounted at the entryway); forcible entry damage — the front wooden door was breached, with extensive splintering around the lock and handle assembly; an interior foyer featuring large Japanese-style ink wash paintings (mountain landscape scrolls) flanking a grand interior door with Chinese-inspired brass hardware; a security operations room on the ground floor containing multiple stacked large-screen monitors (approximately 8–12 monitors on adjustable mounts), two computer workstations, and what appears to be a server rack cabinet containing networking equipment, hard drives, and computing hardware; a framed document in a red border, text unreadable; artwork on the walls including a painting of a woman in a blue dress, and a painting or photograph of a figure posed in a chair; a maintenance/HVAC room in the building; a storage closet containing power tools (drill, spray paint cans), boxes, and a pull-down ceiling access panel with wiring visible; a small workroom with a document shredder (GBC brand), filing cabinet, paper shredder rolls, binders and documents on shelving units; a bathroom and shower area; a mail organization wall-mount unit labeled "MAIL" with slots for what appear to be outgoing items labeled GSJ, LSJ, ZORRO, PB, and PARIS; a closet with organized mesh-drawer storage units labeled with categories including "Large Envelopes," "Small Envelopes," "JE Stationary," "Apple," "Electronics and Adapters," "Labels Made," "Pens Pencils Markers," and "Misc Office Supply" — also visible: multiple copies of Barron's TOEFL iBT prep books (2 copies), and three copies of "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" by Michael Wolff; a main office with a circular room featuring wood-paneled walls, black floor, Apple iMac desktop computer, red lacquer desk with chrome frame, books, coffee table art books, and a decorative guitar; bookshelves full of books; framed black-and-white celebrity photographs on the walls; a basement/sub-level storage area containing multiple flat-file map cabinets on wheels labeled "ZORRO," "MISC," "E. ROLLA," and "71st"; and a main residence corridor with marble tile floors, ornate gilded moldings, and a view into a formal hallway. Additional photographs document an elegant powder room with granite countertop on brass legs, a large ornate gold-framed mirror, black sculptural bust decorative pieces, and wall-mounted artwork prints; a velvet upholstered settee bench in a hallway; and multiple framed architectural interior sketches displayed throughout the residence corridors. The EFTA numbering system (Epstein Files Transparency Act) indicates this is among the earliest-sequenced evidence items in the DOJ release.

Fifty additional crime scene photographs (Set 1, continuation) taken by the FBI on July 6, 2019 during the search and arrest at Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan mansion at 9 East 71st Street, New York, NY. FBI Case ID 31E-NY-3027571. These photographs document the interior of the main residence across multiple floors and stairwells, continuing from EFTA00000001–00000050. The photographs document: an interior hallway with brass elevator doors, marble tile floors inlaid with dark diamond accents, and gilded crown molding (EFTA00000051); the grand foyer receiving area with an ornate gilded Baroque-style console table bearing an FBI evidence marker "D," a decorative framed photograph with a redacted face, ceramic animal figurines, a marble fireplace surround, and a view down the main corridor (EFTA00000052); the grand main staircase from two angles — polished mahogany treads, elaborate wrought-iron balustrade with rose and scroll motifs, brass accents, abstract white face sculptures on a console, a chess set on a gilt pedestal table, white armchair seating, and an elaborate sky and clouds mural on the ceiling with gold-leaf trim (EFTA00000053–00000054); a reception room featuring a marble fireplace with gilded acanthus-leaf mantel surround, two ornate gilded Chippendale mirrors, a framed painting of an unsettling green-tinted portrait of a figure (facing left) above the mantel, white armchairs, and chess pieces on a gilt table (EFTA00000055–00000056); a ceiling detail of the main stair hall showing a large painted sky-and-clouds canvas ceiling in a gold-trimmed frame with a suspended carved angel or religious figure on a rope descending from the painting (EFTA00000057); a hallway door with FBI evidence marker "E" and a glimpsed room featuring a large zebra-and-animal composite painting in black, orange, and gold tones (EFTA00000058); a powder room with a marble countertop sink, brass fixtures, black decorative figurine sculptures, patterned wallpaper, and a view toward the zebra artwork (EFTA00000059); a corridor off the powder room with a bronze life-size statue of a seated smiling boy in a cap on a bench, large framed entomology specimen boxes displaying insects on dark backgrounds, and the zebra painting (EFTA00000060); the powder room toilet compartment showing a large black gorilla-face wall sculpture, a vertical dark framed artwork panel depicting a white bird/swan figure on a black ground, and patterned wallpaper (EFTA00000061); a hallway corner with an ornate floor clock — dark blue marble and brass pedestal topped by a gilt mantel clock with a sculptural bronze nude male figure (EFTA00000062); a corridor hallway view with the bronze boy statue, dark art panels, and a view through to the main white marble corridor with chandelier (EFTA00000063); a bedroom doorway with FBI evidence marker "F" — interior visible: made bed with floral coverlet, vanity dressing table with gilt mirror, a gold disc decorative piece, framed black-and-white photograph, and two leopard-print armchairs (EFTA00000064); a private dining or meeting room from two angles — a large rectangular table draped in a floral-pattern tablecloth surrounded by leopard-print tub chairs, white-painted paneled walls with an intricate monochromatic Asian landscape mural (mountains, clouds, trees), a dark portrait painting of a bearded elderly man in a gold frame, a black fireplace mantel with a clock, a bouquet of white flowers as centerpiece, an easel with canvas artwork, and personal items on the table including papers, a black object, and a vase (EFTA00000065–00000068); a second angle of this room revealing a large decorative Chinese gong on a wooden stand, a whiteboard on an easel visible at the edge of the frame, a framed sideboard displaying multiple personal photographs (faces not readable at this resolution), and a bronze figurine bust on a pedestal at the table's head (EFTA00000066–00000067); a view toward large windows with floor-length cream curtains, the sideboard's photo display more visible — approximately 8–10 framed photographs of various sizes, subjects unidentifiable (EFTA00000068); a butler's pantry or service passage with rich mahogany cabinetry, a porthole-style round window in the door, and a view into an adjacent bathroom with granite countertop and bar stools (EFTA00000069); a porthole door close-up with FBI evidence marker "G" — visible through the door: a bathroom or kitchen-adjacent area with chrome-finish bar stools and a countertop (EFTA00000070); a service kitchen corridor with white cabinetry, dark granite countertops, a silver tea service tray, a water cooler dispenser, and a view down to the main kitchen (EFTA00000071); the main kitchen from two angles — a semi-circular breakfast counter with high white bar stools, dark granite countertops, a professional-grade gas range with industrial stainless hood, an ornate decorative ceramic plate with royal heraldic motif (crown and fleur-de-lis pattern in blue and gold) mounted on the wall, a Gothic-style hanging iron lantern, a wall clock, and kitchen appliances including a microwave and coffee maker (EFTA00000072–00000073); a cooking area close-up with a commercial-grade gas range/flat-top griddle combination with heavy use-marks and soot, a water cooler dispenser, and white overhead cabinetry (EFTA00000074); a service corridor with multiple white paneled doors, dark hardwood floors, and flush-mount globe lighting (EFTA00000075); a building stairwell showing exposed red fire suppression pipework, a fire hose cabinet, and utility stairs with gray carpeting (EFTA00000076); an interior service elevator with stainless steel accordion scissor-gate, a white plastic chair and box fan stored inside (EFTA00000077); a counter ledge with two silver candle holders and two silver-framed photographs — one showing two men standing together (one partially visible, faces at low resolution), one showing a redacted subject (EFTA00000078); a utility or laundry room door with FBI evidence marker "H" — interior dark, white cabinetry visible (EFTA00000079); a utility/storage room interior with white cabinetry, counter with a printer, brown paper shopping bags (Bergdorf Goodman logo visible), and a wall-mounted AED defibrillator instruction poster (EFTA00000080); an HVAC/electrical service passage with visible panel board, connecting to the utility storage room (EFTA00000081); a cedar-lined coat closet with FBI evidence marker "I" on the door — interior reveals two clothing rods full of hanging outerwear (EFTA00000082–00000087): the closet contains coats and jackets of both men's and women's styles including multiple Canada Goose parkas (red, white, navy, and tan with fur-trimmed hoods), a distinctive olive/tan suede long coat, winter boots (snow boots, rubber Wellington boots, hiking boots, blue polka-dot flat shoes), garment bags, and a clothing brush on a small shelf; the main staircase viewed from the foyer base looking upward, showing the ornate balustrade continuing to the second floor, a view of the white plaster face sculptures on the console table, and on the first landing: an ornate antique chair with green upholstery and carved dark-wood frame (EFTA00000088–00000090); the service/fire stairwell at ground floor level showing: a "GROUND FLOOR" sign, three fire extinguishers (all bearing 2018 inspection tags and phone number 718-423-1900 from a service company), red overhead sprinkler pipes, and a fire valve assembly in a recessed cabinet (EFTA00000091–00000093); and the service stairwell walls displaying artwork: a color-print photograph of a carnival or festival performer in an elaborate jeweled and feathered costume, several small black-and-white framed photographs (a pier/dock scene with vertical pilings; abstract architectural image), and a view of the gray-carpeted stair risers (EFTA00000094–00000100).

Fifty FBI crime scene photographs (Set 1, continuation) taken July 6, 2019 during the search warrant execution at 9 East 71st Street, New York, NY. FBI Case ID 31E-NY-3027571. This batch documents the 2nd floor and main gallery level, including FBI evidence markers J through O, a grand private office, and some of the most visually striking rooms in the townhouse.

2nd Floor Stairwell (EFTA00000101): "2ND FLOOR" sign with fire extinguishers; a framed photograph of a torso (not DOJ-redacted) hangs on the wall beside them.

Room J — Secondary Kitchen & Tech Closet (EFTA00000102–106): FBI marker "J." The room contains a fully-equipped secondary kitchen (gas range, refrigerator, microwave, wine rack, counter) alongside a server rack / AV equipment closet — a large rack-mount system with panels, wiring, and what appear to be media or network components, concealed behind folding doors. A brass crucifix sits on the granite counter of the adjacent wet bar. The presence of a server rack adjacent to the kitchen and near the main residential floors is consistent with a building-wide media/surveillance infrastructure.

Room K — Indoor Tent/Canopy Room (EFTA00000107–113): FBI marker "K." A highly unusual room: a large white-and-black striped canvas tent canopy installed inside a room with an ornate vaulted plaster ceiling with coffered molding. Beneath the tent: a round white table surrounded by wicker chairs with oversized red cushions. Ornate patterned wallpaper border. An impressionist-style painting (not redacted) hangs on the wall. The room's design evokes an outdoor garden pavilion brought indoors.

Room L — Library & Music Room (EFTA00000114–121): FBI marker "L." One of the most significant rooms: a full-scale Steinway & Sons grand piano occupies a corner of a large library with floor-to-ceiling white built-in bookcases filled with books on all walls. Burnt-orange walls. Multiple antique brass telescopes are mounted on top of the bookcases. A collection of African tribal masks, shields, and artifacts is mounted across one wall. A Greek/Roman black-figure ceramic vase sits on the mantel. Oil portrait paintings (classical subjects) hang on the walls. Elaborate coffered plaster ceiling. The room reflects Epstein's widely-publicized claims of interest in science, physics, and intellect.

Main Gallery/Stair Landing (EFTA00000122–136): The 2nd floor landing/gallery corridor contains: antique foxed mirror wall panels with gold-leaf trim; herringbone parquet floors; a large-format aerial photograph of what appears to be Little St. James Island (Epstein's private USVI island) in a white frame; a side table with legs fashioned from actual animal horns or tusks; two large burl-wood bookcases with hundreds of readable books (titles include: "High Crimes," "Marcia Clark," "A New Kind of Science," "TITAN," "BAROQUE," "Caravaggio," "Royal Palaces of Spain," "The Metropolitan Museum"); blue-and-white Chinese porcelain vases; a stone animal sculpture display case; and the full-building sky mural wrapping the stair landing — two enormous gold-framed panels painted as aerial views above the clouds, with gilt molding borders and bronze candelabra wall sconces.

Room M — Guest Suite Bathroom (EFTA00000123–128): FBI marker "M." A bathroom/dressing anteroom with trompe l'oeil painted faux-marble walls with arabesque gold patterns, marble vanity with brass fixtures, baroque mirror, zebra-print framed art. A framed aerial Caribbean island photograph hangs above a tapestry settee in the adjacent hall.

Room N — Bedroom Suite (EFTA00000137–143): FBI marker "N." A bedroom suite entry with dark paneled walls. The attached bathroom contains: an ornate Dutch marquetry mirror above the marble vanity; a bronze winged figure clock sculpture; a framed photograph of a nude torso on the counter (not redacted); a toilet compartment with two b&w photographs (one appearing to show a figure, one a standing figure, neither redacted by DOJ). A framed portrait of Albert Einstein hangs above a side table with stacked books. A stainless steel passenger elevator is visible at the end of the adjacent hallway. A large gilt-framed 19th-century oil painting leans against the damask wall.

Room O — Private Office & Study Suite (EFTA00000144–150): FBI marker "O." Epstein's primary private office and sitting room, the most personally significant space in this batch. The office contains: a large mahogany desk with an Apple iMac computer, an open blue laptop, speakers, documents, and multiple framed photographs (all faces redacted by the DOJ with black squares); a large gold sculpted human head/bust on the desk; an elaborate bronze-and-crystal chandelier above a navy-painted ceiling; two enormous Flemish heraldic tapestries covering full walls (depicting coats of arms with shields, eagles, and birds in blue and gold); a carved grey marble fireplace; a sideboard with approximately 10–12 personal framed photographs (all redacted); a gold coffee table with a large crystal sphere and raw geode; a taxidermied tiger rug on the floor; and Asian landscape mural panels on the walls. The room functions as both a workspace and intimate receiving room.

Fifty FBI crime scene photographs (Set 1, continuation) taken July 6, 2019 during the search warrant execution at 9 East 71st Street, New York, NY. FBI Case ID 31E-NY-3027571. This batch documents the 3rd floor and upper floors of the townhouse in detail, with several rooms bearing alphabetically-assigned FBI evidence markers (P, Q, R, S, T).

3rd Floor Stairwell (EFTA00000154–158): Carpeted stairwell with framed artwork on walls — some artwork frames contain redacted subjects. Fire extinguisher inspection tags dated 2013. A "3RD FLOOR" sign is visible. EFTA00000158 shows a "24 HOUR VIDEO SURVEILLANCE" sign posted on the 3rd floor stairwell door — confirming the property had active round-the-clock surveillance infrastructure.

3rd Floor Hallway (EFTA00000159–162): Hallway with blue carpet, a full-size replica Terracotta Warrior statue, and a large-format painting (redacted). EFTA00000162 shows FBI evidence marker "P" posted on a door frame with a room log sheet; a medical/massage table is visible inside the dark interior.

Room P — Massage Room (EFTA00000163–167): The room designated FBI "P" is a dedicated massage/treatment room. Contains: a professional massage table with white sheeting and blue towels; a large ornate carved oak cabinet fully stocked with oils, lotions, and skincare products across multiple shelves; a wall-mounted multi-line telephone; a medical-style magnifying lamp on wheels; a sky-painted ceiling; and multiple large artworks on all walls — all artworks are heavily redacted by the DOJ with black boxes. A black marble bathroom is directly attached.

Room P Bathroom (EFTA00000168–173): Full black marble bathroom with brass/bronze-framed glass shower enclosure, robe hanging inside, Hollywood vanity mirror lighting, bidet, and toiletries. Confirms the massage room had an en-suite facility.

Hallway / Dressing Wing (EFTA00000174): Elegant cream-carpeted hallway with framed black-and-white photography (un-redacted), upholstered bench, and a vanity/dressing room with multiple drawers and mirror visible at end.

Room Q — Private Salon (EFTA00000175–178): FBI evidence marker "Q" posted on door. Interior is a fully-equipped private hair salon: professional hydraulic styling chair, large built-in vanity with mirror, ornate chandeliers, built-in cabinetry with grooming products. Full-length mirrors cover the walls.

Room R — Storage Room (EFTA00000179–182): FBI evidence marker "R". Stone/tile-walled utility room containing multiple items wrapped in black plastic sheeting, a narrow mirror, and stored furnishings.

Master Bathroom — Soaking Tub (EFTA00000183): A circular soaking bathtub surrounded by bronze sculptures, a brass candlestick with candle, decorative vases, white drapes, and stone walls. Highly ornate.

Room S — Walk-In Wardrobe (EFTA00000184–190): FBI evidence marker "S". A very large walk-in wardrobe/dressing room with floor-to-ceiling closet doors on both sides, tufted leather bench, heraldic crests on closet doors, vintage luggage on a stand, and blue velvet curtains at far end. EFTA00000187 shows a dresser top with a prescription pill bottle (orange), digital alarm clock, telephone, cologne bottles, and framed photographs (redacted). EFTA00000189 shows a bidet with a multi-line telephone mounted on a brass stand directly beside it.

Room T — Under-Construction Space (EFTA00000191–196): FBI evidence marker "T" attached to scaffolding. A large unfinished room — possibly the full-floor basement or penthouse level — with full blue scaffolding system reaching high wood-joist ceilings, construction tarps on walls, ladders, and building materials. EFTA00000194 shows a large mural or fresco being created/restored on one wall, partially covered in plastic. The space is very large in scale.

Additional Bathrooms (EFTA00000197–198): Two separate bathrooms each containing redacted framed photographs hung over fixtures. One has a Toto-style bidet toilet; another has a framed beach/ATV scene photograph (figure redacted).

Closet — Costumes & Personal Items (EFTA00000199–200): A closet with brass clothing rod containing a white sailor/captain hat bearing Cyrillic text "БАРИН" (Russian: "Master," "Lord," or "Baron") — a term of address for a wealthy landowner or nobleman; an ornate jeweled crown/tiara; Russian-style felt valenki boots; assorted garments. The Cyrillic item and crown suggest personal effects with Russian cultural significance.

EFTA00000015–EFTA00000020 document a dedicated security operations room at 9 East 71st Street. The room contains at minimum two workstation desks with 8–12 large flat-screen monitors (ViewSonic and other brands) mounted on adjustable multi-arm mounts — consistent with a professional CCTV monitoring or trading-floor style setup. A server rack cabinet (open at the time of FBI photography) contains networking switches, hard drives, and what appears to be recording or computing hardware. The setup is consistent with a property-wide video surveillance system. Multiple investigators and journalists have previously documented that Epstein's properties were equipped with cameras. This photographic evidence confirms the infrastructure existed at 9 East 71st Street as of his July 2019 arrest. A framed document on the wall of an adjacent hallway, a service record sheet for water treatment of a cooling tower, lists the client as "Merwin Dela Cruz – J.Epstein" with multiple service jobs from April 2018 through December 2018 (job codes 5135, 5136, 4849, 5137), documenting routine maintenance of the building's mechanical systems.

EFTA00000026–EFTA00000028 show a wall-mounted mail/document organizer with labeled slots: GSJ, LSJ, ZORRO, PB, and PARIS. These abbreviated labels appear to represent either people or properties. "PARIS" may refer to Epstein's Paris property (a townhouse on Avenue Foch). "ZORRO" is a documented codename — Epstein's New Mexico ranch was officially named Zorro Ranch. "PB" likely refers to Palm Beach. "GSJ" and "LSJ" are currently unidentified initials — as new names from the DOJ release are confirmed, these will be updated. Nearby in the same storage room: a Rimowa aluminum suitcase with a yellow sticky note, boxes, and green rock-crystal decorative objects on open shelving. These labels are significant as they confirm the organizational system used at Epstein's Manhattan base connected to his other known properties and contacts.

EFTA00000036–EFTA00000037 document a closet off the main office area containing a set of three organized mesh-drawer storage towers. On top of the unit: three (3) copies of "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House" by Michael Wolff (2018), and two (2) copies of Barron's TOEFL iBT prep books (standard English-language testing prep used by non-native English speakers). Also visible: a set of Prismacolor art supplies and what appears to be a "48 Colors" art set. The presence of multiple copies of a single political book, alongside English-language testing materials, is noted without further characterization at this time. As the DOJ release is reviewed further, any additional context will be added.

Grand jury proceedings in the Southern District of New York that led directly to Jeffrey Epstein's arrest on July 6, 2019. The first grand jury session occurred June 18, 2019 — 19 days before Epstein was taken into custody. Transcripts cover testimony and evidence presented to secure the federal indictment on charges of sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy. Epstein was arrested at Teterboro Airport upon returning from Paris. He died in Metropolitan Correctional Center on August 10, 2019, while awaiting trial.

Grand jury proceedings that produced the original six-count sealed indictment against Ghislaine Maxwell (June 2020) and the eight-count superseding indictment (January 2021). Maxwell was arrested July 2, 2020 in Bradford, New Hampshire. The superseding indictment added Minor Victims 4 and 5, expanding the charged abuse timeline. Maxwell was convicted December 29, 2021 on five of six counts and sentenced to 20 years.

The original sealed federal indictment against Ghislaine Maxwell, filed June 2020 in the Southern District of New York. Six counts including conspiracy to entice minors to travel for illegal sex acts, enticement of a minor, conspiracy to transport minors for criminal sexual activity, and perjury. Maxwell is described as born in France, raised in the UK, Oxford-educated, and a triple citizen of France, the UK, and the United States. The document confirms Maxwell was in an intimate relationship with Epstein beginning approximately 1994 and was paid by Epstein to manage his properties. It describes her grooming methods in detail: befriending victims, discussing their schools and families, taking them to movies and shopping, undressing in front of victims to normalize abuse, and being present during sexual encounters. Three named minor victims (Minor Victim-1, -2, -3) were abused at Epstein's New York, Palm Beach, and New Mexico residences, and at Maxwell's London residence. Maxwell's perjury counts stem from sworn civil deposition testimony in 2016 (case: 15 Civ. 7433, Giuffre v. Maxwell) in which she repeatedly denied her role. Minor Victim-1 was as young as 14 when grooming began. Minor Victim-2 was flown to New Mexico and received an unsolicited topless massage from Maxwell. Minor Victim-3 was groomed in London and introduced to Epstein by Maxwell.

The superseding indictment expanded the original charges from six to eight counts by adding Minor Victims 4 and 5, extending the charged abuse timeline. The additional counts covered the same pattern of grooming and trafficking across Epstein's properties. Maxwell was ultimately convicted on five of the six original counts at trial in December 2021.

Two FBI-produced PowerPoint presentations submitted as Grand Jury Exhibits during the SDNY proceedings. These slide decks were used to brief the grand jury on the scope of the investigation — presenting organized evidence, timelines, and factual summaries to the jurors considering indictments against Epstein and Maxwell. Content of the slides has not been publicly detailed beyond their existence as exhibits.

Flight logs from Epstein's aircraft covering 1994 to 2001. The logs document passenger manifests and flight routes across Epstein's seven-year travel record during the period of charged abuse. Notably, the logs include flights connected to Interlochen, Michigan — home of the Interlochen Arts Academy, an elite boarding arts school for students aged 13–18. These flights are directly relevant to the Interlochen donation letters also contained in Set 6 (see below), which document Epstein purchasing access to the school campus through a $200,000 donation in 1994.

Two letters recovered from the investigation document Jeffrey Epstein's 1994 donation of $200,000 to Interlochen Arts Academy in Interlochen, Michigan — an elite boarding school for students aged 13 to 18. In exchange for the donation, Epstein received use rights to a campus "scholarship lodge" for two weeks per year. The first letter is dated February 9, 1994; a follow-up letter dated December 23, 1994 was addressed directly to Ghislaine Maxwell. The Interlochen donation gave Epstein and Maxwell legitimate, institutionally sanctioned access to a campus populated by minors, during the same years the federal indictment charges them with actively grooming and abusing victims as young as 14. Flight logs in the same Set show aircraft flights to the Interlochen area during the relevant period. Interlochen Arts Academy has not been publicly accused of knowledge or wrongdoing.

A four-page printout of all phone messages received by Jeffrey Epstein on April 11, 2005, recovered when Palm Beach Police Department detectives pulled Epstein's trash from the curb during the active investigation into his abuse of minors. The messages were printed from a web-based internal phone system (server "domsrv01/foxhaven") and span 7:43 AM to 4:56 PM. The document was later entered as evidence bearing Ghislaine Maxwell's case reference number (GM_GLSDNY_00000342–345), indicating its relevance to the Maxwell prosecution. Key entries from the log: — 12:18 PM: Email from Naomi Campbell asking to speak with Epstein about her swimsuit line and a planned meeting with Victoria's Secret, noting she had photos and suits with her. — 12:50 PM: Call from an assistant for Congressman Tom Reynolds (R-NY) regarding the June 14th annual dinner with President Bush — a National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) Business Advisory event. — 2:54 PM: Message from "Eric" asking Epstein to confirm wiring $3 million from his account to "MJ Ltd." — 10:22 AM: Stock purchase confirmation — 50,000 shares of CELL at $4.37.068. — 10:35 AM: Broker call about additional share blocks trading at $36.79. — 11:34 AM: Request to approve a $25,000 quarterly payment to a Dr. Landon. — 3:11 PM: Note that "Eric" confirmed the Dr. Landon quarterly payments were billed to "LHW/Abigail" in advance as in prior years. — 4:21 PM: Message from G (Maxwell): "The Tel Aviv ticket was not a fraud. It was to get a renewal for your 2nd valid passport. We're getting a refund for it." — documenting Epstein held at least two valid passports. — Multiple messages from "Cecilia" coordinating properties, staff, and logistics across Palm Beach, New York, and Paris. — Message about tiles for a cabana, gym construction in Paris, a pool specialist, helicopter photographs, and a $20,000 hotel deposit for a January 2006 "power symposium." — 12:26 PM reference to "Dan Sperberg," a name also appearing in the Maxwell prosecution record. The log offers a window into the daily operations of Epstein's network — financial transactions, political contacts, celebrity communications, property management, and Maxwell's direct operational role — all on a single day, less than a year before Epstein's first arrest in 2006.

Three files in Set 6 — EFTA00008892, EFTA00008920, and EFTA00008998 — are blocked by a DOJ age verification requirement that prevents direct access without an active browser session. These files have not yet been reviewed for this site. Contents unknown. They can be accessed by downloading the full Set 6 ZIP at justice.gov.