The US Department of Justice has released details on redactions in the Jeffrey Epstein files, providing lawmakers with a letter outlining the types of edits made. The files continue to reveal high-profile names connected to Epstein’s global network, fueling renewed scrutiny and public interest. The disclosure raises questions about transparency and the influence of powerful individuals implicated in the documents.

DoJ Details Epstein Files Redactions, High-Profile Names Revealed In Records

Epstein files had several mentions of terms like ‘cream cheese’ and ‘pizza’, which have been flagged by child <a href="https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/08/28/paedophiles-using-cheese-pizza-emojis-secret-code-social-media/">safety advisors</a> as terms that pedophiles use online to communicate among themselves without explicitly saying the term. The term ‘cream cheese’ appears at least 196 times, the word ‘ pizza ‘ appears 819 times, and ’pasta’ appears 409 times. On several occasions, these terms were placed in an awkward framing like “cream cheese baby”.&nbsp;“There are millions of babies, very little good vegetable cream cheese”“Lol, I don't know if cream cheese and baby are on the same level.. It's ok, there is still enough time today. I am trying to schedule priming for 5.30; fuel explosion 9.45 pm? Will bring a new engine startup video." The sender's details are redacted, which is puzzling.&nbsp;“Haha Do you want veggie cream cheese tomorrow? I would go look for it now”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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&nbsp;Another Epstein document showed a picture of a baby, also called "shrimp," in a sink holding cocktail sauce. The file then read, "Some are like shrimp, you throw away the head and keep the body.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-ghislaine-maxwell-shadow-commission-9-11-doj-release-1771133803234">Epstein files reveal Ghislaine Maxwell’s invitation to secret 'Shadow Commission on 9/11'</a>&nbsp;In another such correspondence between Harry Fisch, one of the prominent US doctors for the diagnosis and treatment of male infertility and Jeffrey Epstein, a disturbing conversation unfolded. Epstein wrote, “I'm back, can you call in Stendra 100 at zitimer?” Stendra 100 is a pill listed to treat “erectile dysfunction (ED) in men”. Fisch responded, “You have refills available. Call them back.” Then Fisch again said, “After you use them, wash your hands and let's go get pizza and grape soda.”It is unclear why someone would take Stendra and go for “pizza and grape soda”, unless these words mean something sinister, even though the content of the Epstein files is disturbing enough without the use of secret codes.&nbsp;

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In a 2018 thread with filmmaker Woody Allen, there were messages from Epstein, &nbsp;“He didn't just cause heartburn, he ate them” “Hearts”; to which Woody Allen replied, “At least I'm thinner.” Then Epstein responded, “Because you also eat the bones, providing fiber” Woody continued, he doesn't like waste.The recent release of the Epstein files had many such references, which were considered conspiracy theories such as "hotdog” = boy, “pizza” = girl, “cheese” = little girl, “pasta” = little boy, “ice cream” = male prostitute, “walnut” = person of colour, “map” = semen, “sauce” = orgy. But the scale of Epstein's trafficking network and some of the gruesome mentions of torture and abuse make every theory plausible unless disproved.&nbsp;

The latest Epstein document release has reignited online debate over repeated mentions of “pizza” and “cream cheese,” terms long linked to conspiracy claims.

Epstein files had several mentions of terms like ‘cream cheese’ and ‘pizza’, which have been flagged by child safety advisors as terms that pedophiles use online to communicate among themselves without explicitly saying the term. The term ‘cream cheese’ appears at least 196 times, the word ‘ pizza ‘ appears 819 times, and ’pasta’ appears 409 times. On several occasions, these terms were placed in an awkward framing like “cream cheese baby”. “There are millions of babies, very little good vegetable cream cheese” “Lol, I don't know if cream cheese and baby are on the same level.. It's ok, there is still enough time today. I am trying to schedule priming for 5.30; fuel explosion 9.45 pm? Will bring a new engine startup video." The sender's details are redacted, which is puzzling. “Haha Do you want veggie cream cheese tomorrow? I would go look for it now”

The latest Epstein document release has reignited online debate over repeated mentions of “pizza” and “cream cheese,” terms long linked to conspiracy claims.

Epstein files fuel speculation over ‘pizza’ and ‘cream cheese baby’ references

The latest tranche of Epstein files reveals that Ghislaine Maxwell was invited to a secret “Shadow Commission on 9/11” by Edward Jay Epstein, an investigative journalist known for his 1966 book Inquest, a critic of the "Warren Commission" which investigated the John F Kennedy assassination. The disgraced socialite Ghislaine Maxwell politely declined the invitation. The communication happened in January 2003, almost a year and a half after the collapse of the Twin Towers. The exact nature, purpose, or official standing of this "Shadow Commission" beyond being an invitation for a secret group related to 9/11 is not detailed.&nbsp;“Any interest in being on the Shadow Commission on 9/11. The membership list is secret" wrote Ed Epstein.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/ghislaine-maxwell-fifth-amendment-2016-deposition-epstein-case-1770893974254">From sealed deposition to prison sentence: Ghislaine Maxwell’s legal strategy</a>In a separate conversation, Ghislaine Maxwell was seen explaining a fictional future without any “Arabs”. In the fictional universe where “Arabs” have been eradicated, a conversation between a man and his child plays out. The man points to the spot where the World Trade Centre stood, and “the father sighs and comments, ‘to think that right here used to be the Twin Towers…'”. The child asks what the WTC was. The father responded they were two huge buildings that were destroyed by the "Arabs". The boy then asks what the “ Arabs were.” Maxwell sent the email to &nbsp;Thomas Pritzker, Jewish-American billionaire and Executive Chairman of the Hyatt Hotel chain.&nbsp;Another such communication between Philip Levine, former Mayor of Miami Beach and Ghislaine Maxwell, after a week of the 9/11 attacks- “Where is the real pilot?” Again, the nature of the correspondence is extremely ambiguous, specifically due to the nature of the release by the Department of Justice. There is no synchronicity, no indexing, just a huge dump of PDF files. &nbsp;This has become one of the greatest media events, like an augmented reality, individuals, journalists and content creators on social media are invited to piece together the puzzle and reveal the Easter Eggs.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

New Epstein files show Ghislaine Maxwell was invited to a secret “Shadow Commission on 9/11,” fueling speculation amid a chaotic DOJ document dump.

The latest tranche of Epstein files reveals that Ghislaine Maxwell was invited to a secret “Shadow Commission on 9/11” by Edward Jay Epstein, an investigative journalist known for his 1966 book Inquest, a critic of the "Warren Commission" which investigated the John F Kennedy assassination. The disgraced socialite Ghislaine Maxwell politely declined the invitation. The communication happened in January 2003, almost a year and a half after the collapse of the Twin Towers. The exact nature, purpose, or official standing of this "Shadow Commission" beyond being an invitation for a secret group related to 9/11 is not detailed. “Any interest in being on the Shadow Commission on 9/11. The membership list is secret" wrote Ed Epstein.

New Epstein files show Ghislaine Maxwell was invited to a secret “Shadow Commission on 9/11,” fueling speculation amid a chaotic DOJ document dump.

Epstein files show that an email dated one week after the 9/11- “Where is the real pilot?”

The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Saturday (Feb 14) sent a letter to Congress with hundreds of names mentioned in the documents related to investigations into late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The list included names of high-profile “government officials and politically exposed persons”, including US President Donald Trump, named in the files. The letter also outlined its justifications for the redactions made in the files in the six-page letter sent to the Senate and House Judiciary committees.The letter, which was first reported by Politico, notes that the names appeared in a “wide variety of contexts,” from individuals who directly emailed with Epstein or his associate Ghislaine Maxwell to those who had no interaction with the sex offender but were mentioned in the documents. The letter does not specify which name appeared in what context.<h2>Who is named in letter?</h2>The names in the letter included Trump, Vice President JD Vance, former president Barack Obama, former president Joe Biden, and former vice president Kamala Hariss. The document also mentioned former US president Bill Clinton, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk among the names.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">JUST IN: DOJ sends Hill a letter purporting to fulfill requirement in Epstein Files Transparency Act for an explanation of all redactions from released files. The six-page letter is a lot less detailed than 1 would get in run-of-the-mill <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/FOIA?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#FOIA</a> case. Doc: <a href="https://t.co/5PT7HWgJ0N">https://t.co/5PT7HWgJ0N</a>&mdash; Josh Gerstein (@joshgerstein) <a href="https://twitter.com/joshgerstein/status/2022826922254717353?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 15, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>‘Stop protecting predators’</h2>The Trump administration is facing increased scrutiny for its handling of the investigation into the case related to Epstein, with critics alleging that it has not been transparent in releasing the files.Rep. Ro Khanna has accused the DOJ of “purposefully muddying the waters on who was a predator and who was mentioned in an email.”In a post on X, Kanna wrote, “To have Janis Joplin, who died when Epstein was 17, in the same list as Larry Nassar, who went to prison for the sexual abuse of hundreds of young women and child pornography, with no clarification of how either was mentioned in the files is absurd.”“Release the full files. Stop protecting predators. Redact only the survivor’s names,” he added.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">The DOJ is once again purposefully muddying the waters on who was a predator and who was mentioned in an email. To have Janis Joplin, who died when Epstein was 17, in the same list as Larry Nassar, who went to prison for the sexual abuse of hundreds of young women and child… <a href="https://t.co/kM0toLsitd">https://t.co/kM0toLsitd</a>&mdash; Ro Khanna (@RoKhanna) <a href="https://twitter.com/RoKhanna/status/2022842441309602066?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 15, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The DOJ sent Congress a letter listing hundreds of names from Jeffrey Epstein case files, including Donald Trump and other high-profile individuals.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Saturday (Feb 14) sent a letter to Congress with hundreds of names mentioned in the documents related to investigations into late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The list included names of high-profile “government officials and politically exposed persons”, including US President Donald Trump, named in the files. The letter also outlined its justifications for the redactions made in the files in the six-page letter sent to the Senate and House Judiciary committees. The letter, which was first reported by Politico, notes that the names appeared in a “wide variety of contexts,” from individuals who directly emailed with Epstein or his associate Ghislaine Maxwell to those who had no interaction with the sex offender but were mentioned in the documents. The letter does not specify which name appeared in what context. Who is named in letter? The names in the letter included Trump, Vice President JD Vance, former president Barack Obama, former president Joe Biden, and former vice president Kamala Hariss. The document also mentioned former US president Bill Clinton, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk among the names.

The DOJ sent Congress a letter listing hundreds of names from Jeffrey Epstein case files, including Donald Trump and other high-profile individuals.

DOJ’s letter to Congress lists ‘politically exposed persons’ in Epstein files – Trump, Biden, Netanyahu among names

Freshly released Epstein documents have triggered global scrutiny, with new names, including women linked to his powerful network, surfacing in the latest file dump. Royalty, politicians and close associates are back in focus as investigators and media revisit the case.


Epstein Files: Royalty, Politicians & Women Named As New Documents Surface

The horrors contained in the Jeffrey Epstein files seem to have no end. Now, a new email from the Epstein files has shocked the world with its disturbing details, making fun of a young victim's religion and love for Jesus. 'Whoops,' reads the insensitive email. Here's what you need to know about it.<h2>'Jesus watches over her...whoops'</h2>A disturbing email from the heavily redacted version of the files is going viral. The message, included in a heavily redacted batch of files made public earlier this year, appears to mock a young victim’s religious beliefs.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/unredacted-epstein-files-have-trump-s-name-everywhere-potus-mentioned-more-than-a-million-times-1770794778216">Unredacted Epstein files have Trump’s name 'everywhere,' POTUS mentioned 'more than a million' times</a>In the email exchange now circulating on social media, Epstein appears to recount a comment made by a young girl about her faith. The email from convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to another person, whose name has been blacked out, reads, "(redacted) said that she felt God’s presence next to her when she was in bed. She knows that Jesus watches over her…Whoops!". This disturbing email is followed up by an even more alarming response from the recipient, whose identity remains redacted, suggested dressing up as Jesus to deceive the girl. "You should dress up as him [Jesus] when you see her".<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260214/image-1771060680783.png"></figure>Epstein then appeared to respond approvingly, referencing what he described as a “Jesus I’m coming” trick. "Of course, the OH jesus Im coming trick," he wrote.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/epstein-hearing-turns-tense-as-pam-bondi-refuses-to-apologise-to-survivors-says-she-won-t-get-in-the-gutter-1770873842476">Epstein hearing turns tense as Pam Bondi refuses to apologise to survivors, says she won’t 'get in the gutter'. Watch!</a><h2>Redacted Epstein files</h2>The email is part of the latest disclosure of Epstein-related material released under transparency requirements earlier this year. Over three million documents were released to the public in January of this year. The massive release included emails, photos, and videos, among other things.While much of the archive remains redacted to protect victims’ identities, several excerpts have begun circulating online, reigniting public anger over the case and the people connected to it. &nbsp;

A chilling email from the Epstein files shows the paedophile mocking a young victim’s faith and discussing a sick “Jesus” deception. The exchange has sparked outrage online. Scroll down to read the disturbing details revealed in the files.

The horrors contained in the Jeffrey Epstein files seem to have no end. Now, a new email from the Epstein files has shocked the world with its disturbing details, making fun of a young victim's religion and love for Jesus. 'Whoops,' reads the insensitive email. Here's what you need to know about it. 'Jesus watches over her...whoops' A disturbing email from the heavily redacted version of the files is going viral. The message, included in a heavily redacted batch of files made public earlier this year, appears to mock a young victim’s religious beliefs. Also read | Unredacted Epstein files have Trump’s name 'everywhere,' POTUS mentioned 'more than a million' times In the email exchange now circulating on social media, Epstein appears to recount a comment made by a young girl about her faith. The email from convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to another person, whose name has been blacked out, reads, "(redacted) said that she felt God’s presence next to her when she was in bed. She knows that Jesus watches over her…Whoops!". This disturbing email is followed up by an even more alarming response from the recipient, whose identity remains redacted, suggested dressing up as Jesus to deceive the girl. "You should dress up as him [Jesus] when you see her". Epstein then appeared to respond approvingly, referencing what he described as a “Jesus I’m coming” trick. "Of course, the OH jesus Im coming trick," he wrote. Also read | Epstein hearing turns tense as Pam Bondi refuses to apologise to survivors, says she won’t 'get in the gutter'. Watch! Redacted Epstein files The email is part of the latest disclosure of Epstein-related material released under transparency requirements earlier this year. Over three million documents were released to the public in January of this year. The massive release included emails, photos, and videos, among other things. While much of the archive remains redacted to protect victims’ identities, several excerpts have begun circulating online, reigniting public anger over the case and the people connected to it.

A chilling email from the Epstein files shows the paedophile mocking a young victim’s faith and discussing a sick “Jesus” deception. The exchange has sparked outrage online. Scroll down to read the disturbing details revealed in the files.

'Jesus watches over her… whoops': Disturbing Epstein files email mocking young victim’s faith goes viral

New Epstein documents reference Madeleine McCann in a 2009 witness statement describing a woman resembling Ghislaine Maxwell with a child, though authorities have confirmed no proven link to her disappearance.

New Epstein documents reference Madeleine McCann in a 2009 witness statement describing a woman resembling Ghislaine Maxwell with a child, though authorities have confirmed no proven link to her disappearance.

New Epstein documents mention Madeleine McCann, British child missing since 2007. Here’s what witness saw

A political controversy has erupted in India after opposition leaders raised questions over references to Hardeep Singh Puri in the recently released Epstein-related documents. Rival parties clashed as opposition figures demanded clarification, intensifying the political debate.

The development has sparked sharp reactions, with leaders trading accusations and defending positions amid growing scrutiny over the disclosures. The issue has quickly become a flashpoint in domestic political discourse.

Epstein Files Fallout Hits Indian Parliament; Opposition Demands Hardeep Singh Puri's Resignation

Newly released DOJ documents have deepened the Epstein Files controversy, revealing a Congresswoman’s search history tied to the investigation. The exposure has sparked intense debate in political and media circles, raising questions about privacy, oversight, and transparency in high-profile investigations. Analysts and legal experts are weighing the implications of these revelations for ongoing proceedings and political accountability. This latest development sheds new light on the Epstein case and the broader scrutiny of lawmakers connected, directly or indirectly, to related inquiries.


Epstein Files LEAK: Congresswoman's Search History Exposed in DoJ Documents

After the uproar over the newly released documents in the Epstein Files, Dubai's port giant DP World announced on Friday (Feb 13) that the appointment of Essa Kazim as chairman of its board of directors and Yuvraj Narayan as group chief executive officer after the removal of Sultan bin Sulayem over alleged involvement with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.&nbsp;Members of the US Congress said DP World's long-serving chairman and CEO, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem 's name has appeared in the fresh documents. Sulayem is Dubai's most influential businessman, who has led the DP World for over four decades, through an expansion that turned it into one of the world's largest logistics companies. The company said it handles around 10 per cent of global trade.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-voterless-illegal-unconstitutional-sheikh-hasina-calls-for-cancellation-of-bangladesh-election-1770910927243">‘Voterless, illegal, unconstitutional’: Sheikh Hasina calls for ‘cancellation’ of Bangladesh election</a>&nbsp;The DOJ described Sulayem as a “close personal friend” and called him one of his most trusted friends in other files. Sulayem has not been accused of any criminal wrongdoing. A disclosure to Nasdaq Dubai, where DP World maintains listed bonds, said Sulayem had resigned “effective immediately.”&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/-hitler-wanted-master-race-they-want-master-religion-us-senator-lindsey-graham-compares-khamenei-with-nazis-1771009318196">'Hitler wanted master race. They want master religion': US Senator Lindsey Graham compares Khamenei with Nazis</a>&nbsp;A statement issued on Friday by the DP World did not name Sulayem but said, “affirmed that the new appointments support its strategy for sustainable growth and reinforce its role in strengthening global supply chains and supporting Dubai’s position as a leading hub for trade and logistics.”&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/epstein-was-obsessed-with-girls-like-every-unmarried-billionaire-yale-professor-defends-emails-with-sex-offender-on-good-looking-blonde-student-1770906176284">Epstein was 'obsessed with girls, like every unmarried billionaire': Yale professor defends emails with sex offender on 'good-looking blonde' student</a>&nbsp;As per the documents, the exchange between the two was mostly about business, with Sulayem often seeking Epstein’s advice on meetings, connections and investments. &nbsp;

After uproar over the newly released documents in the Epstein Files, Dubai's DP World has named a new chairman and CEO over involvement with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein 

After the uproar over the newly released documents in the Epstein Files, Dubai's port giant DP World announced on Friday (Feb 13) that the appointment of Essa Kazim as chairman of its board of directors and Yuvraj Narayan as group chief executive officer after the removal of Sultan bin Sulayem over alleged involvement with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Members of the US Congress said DP World's long-serving chairman and CEO, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem 's name has appeared in the fresh documents. Sulayem is Dubai's most influential businessman, who has led the DP World for over four decades, through an expansion that turned it into one of the world's largest logistics companies. The company said it handles around 10 per cent of global trade. ‘Voterless, illegal, unconstitutional’: Sheikh Hasina calls for ‘cancellation’ of Bangladesh election The DOJ described Sulayem as a “close personal friend” and called him one of his most trusted friends in other files. Sulayem has not been accused of any criminal wrongdoing. A disclosure to Nasdaq Dubai, where DP World maintains listed bonds, said Sulayem had resigned “effective immediately.” Also read: 'Hitler wanted master race. They want master religion': US Senator Lindsey Graham compares Khamenei with Nazis A statement issued on Friday by the DP World did not name Sulayem but said, “affirmed that the new appointments support its strategy for sustainable growth and reinforce its role in strengthening global supply chains and supporting Dubai’s position as a leading hub for trade and logistics.” Also read: Epstein was 'obsessed with girls, like every unmarried billionaire': Yale professor defends emails with sex offender on 'good-looking blonde' student As per the documents, the exchange between the two was mostly about business, with Sulayem often seeking Epstein’s advice on meetings, connections and investments.

After uproar over the newly released documents in the Epstein Files, Dubai's DP World has named a new chairman and CEO over involvement with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein&nbsp;

Dubai's DP World CEO and chairman loses position after being named in Epstein Files

Norway’s former prime minister Thorbjørn Jagland has been charged with "aggravated corruption” following a police investigation into his links with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the Norwegian police said on Thursday (Feb 12). According to authorities, several properties belonging to Jagland had also been searched, his attorney said.Elden Law Firm said that the former leader is cooperating with the authorities, adding that he “denies all charges”. Jagland’s lawyers added that the searches of his “home and leisure properties” are “a normal part of an investigation of this type.”Økokrim, Norway’s investigative agency for economic and environmental crime, said that it will question Jagland as part of the investigation, country’s public broadcaster NRK reported. Investigators have said that they were looking into “whether gifts, travel and loans were received in connection with his position.”“As an automatic consequence of the search, Jagland now has formal status as a suspect,” the former prime minister’s lawyer Anders Brosveet said in a statement. “Jagland wants to contribute to the case being thoroughly investigated, and the next step is that he will appear for questioning at Økokrim.”Jagland, who served as the country’s prime minister from 1996 to 1997, has denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein. He has also served as Norway’s foreign minister and secretary-general of the Council of Europe.This comes as Norway’s royal family faces mounting controversy as charities reconsidered or reviewed ties to the crown princess over her past contact with Epstein. The critics are now questioning her suitability to the role of future queen.Last week Norway’s royal house said Mette-Marit “strongly disavows Epstein’s abuse and criminal acts” and is sorry for “not having understood early enough what kind of person he was.”

Norway’s ex-PM Thorbjørn Jagland faces aggravated corruption charges over alleged Epstein links. Police searched his properties. He denies wrongdoing and is cooperating with investigators.

Norway’s former prime minister Thorbjørn Jagland has been charged with "aggravated corruption” following a police investigation into his links with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the Norwegian police said on Thursday (Feb 12). According to authorities, several properties belonging to Jagland had also been searched, his attorney said. Elden Law Firm said that the former leader is cooperating with the authorities, adding that he “denies all charges”. Jagland’s lawyers added that the searches of his “home and leisure properties” are “a normal part of an investigation of this type.” Økokrim, Norway’s investigative agency for economic and environmental crime, said that it will question Jagland as part of the investigation, country’s public broadcaster NRK reported. Investigators have said that they were looking into “whether gifts, travel and loans were received in connection with his position.” “As an automatic consequence of the search, Jagland now has formal status as a suspect,” the former prime minister’s lawyer Anders Brosveet said in a statement. “Jagland wants to contribute to the case being thoroughly investigated, and the next step is that he will appear for questioning at Økokrim.” Jagland, who served as the country’s prime minister from 1996 to 1997, has denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein. He has also served as Norway’s foreign minister and secretary-general of the Council of Europe. This comes as Norway’s royal family faces mounting controversy as charities reconsidered or reviewed ties to the crown princess over her past contact with Epstein. The critics are now questioning her suitability to the role of future queen. Last week Norway’s royal house said Mette-Marit “strongly disavows Epstein’s abuse and criminal acts” and is sorry for “not having understood early enough what kind of person he was.”

Norway’s ex-PM Thorbjørn Jagland faces aggravated corruption charges over alleged Epstein links. Police searched his properties. He denies wrongdoing and is cooperating with investigators.

Norway’s former PM Thorbjørn Jagland faces corruption charges over alleged Epstein links

Questions are mounting in Washington after lawmakers accused the Trump administration of tracking their research into the Jeffrey Epstein files, raising concerns about whether the Justice Department is overstepping its authority and shielding sensitive information. The controversy erupted after photographs from the Wednesday (Feb 11) congressional hearing showed US Attorney General Pam Bondi holding a document labelled "Jayapal Pramila Search History," which appeared to list files accessed by Democratic Representative Pramila Jayapal during her review of unredacted Epstein records provided to lawmakers.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/epstein-hearing-turns-tense-as-pam-bondi-refuses-to-apologise-to-survivors-says-she-won-t-get-in-the-gutter-1770873842476">Bondi equates apologising to Epstein survivors with 'getting in gutter'. Watch!</a><h2>Is the DoJ protecting someone?</h2>Access to the previously undisclosed Epstein materials was granted to members of Congress earlier this week under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. But several lawmakers now say the review process itself may have been designed to track their activity. Jayapal, whose review history Trump's Attorney General Pam Bondi was seen with at the congressional hearing, slammed the DoJ, saying that the discovery confirmed her concerns. In a social media post, she wrote that Bondi appeared with a “burn book” containing a “printed search history of exactly what emails I searched”. Calling the practice inappropriate and a violation of the separation of powers between Congress and the executive branch, she added, “That is outrageous, and I intend to pursue this and stop this spying on members.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">It is totally inappropriate and against the separations of powers for the DOJ to surveil us as we search the Epstein files. Bondi showed up today with a burn book that held a printed search history of exactly what emails I searched. That is outrageous and I intend to pursue this… <a href="https://t.co/nyZjmHoGUq">https://t.co/nyZjmHoGUq</a>&mdash; Rep. Pramila Jayapal (@RepJayapal) <a href="https://twitter.com/RepJayapal/status/2021725059245609079?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 11, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pam-bondi-lied-under-oath-to-protect-potus-democrats-tell-ag-to-resign-amid-trump-epstein-links-watch-video-1770863293332">Pam Bondi accused of 'lying under oath': Is she trying to protect Trump? Video</a><h2>Justice Department defends logging practice</h2>Talking to The Guardian, the Justice Department acknowledged that it logs searches conducted by lawmakers reviewing the Epstein files. In a statement, a spokesperson said the tracking is intended to prevent the disclosure of victims’ identities and other sensitive information. "As part of that review, DoJ logs all searches made on its systems to protect against the release of victim information."Still, criticism has come from both sides of the political aisle. Republican Representative Nancy Mace described the monitoring as "creepy," while Democratic Representative Suhas Subramanyam said the confirmation explained earlier suspicions that lawmakers’ file access was being recorded.House Speaker Mike Johnson said such monitoring would be “inappropriate” if confirmed, though he initially said he had not reviewed the reports of the surveillance in detail.

Why was the US Attorney General Pam Bondi holding a document labelled with a lawmaker’s Epstein Files search history? Is the Justice Department tracking lawmakers?. Scroll down to read more.

Questions are mounting in Washington after lawmakers accused the Trump administration of tracking their research into the Jeffrey Epstein files, raising concerns about whether the Justice Department is overstepping its authority and shielding sensitive information. The controversy erupted after photographs from the Wednesday (Feb 11) congressional hearing showed US Attorney General Pam Bondi holding a document labelled "Jayapal Pramila Search History," which appeared to list files accessed by Democratic Representative Pramila Jayapal during her review of unredacted Epstein records provided to lawmakers. Also read | Bondi equates apologising to Epstein survivors with 'getting in gutter'. Watch! Is the DoJ protecting someone? Access to the previously undisclosed Epstein materials was granted to members of Congress earlier this week under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. But several lawmakers now say the review process itself may have been designed to track their activity. Jayapal, whose review history Trump's Attorney General Pam Bondi was seen with at the congressional hearing, slammed the DoJ, saying that the discovery confirmed her concerns. In a social media post, she wrote that Bondi appeared with a “burn book” containing a “printed search history of exactly what emails I searched”. Calling the practice inappropriate and a violation of the separation of powers between Congress and the executive branch, she added, “That is outrageous, and I intend to pursue this and stop this spying on members.”

Why was the US Attorney General Pam Bondi holding a document labelled with a lawmaker’s Epstein Files search history? Is the Justice Department tracking lawmakers?. Scroll down to read more.

Trump admin tracking lawmakers’ Epstein files research, Bondi seen with 'Jayapal search history' document: Is the DoJ protecting someone?

Disturbing footage showing young women moving around Jeffrey Epstein in his Palm Beach home has emerged in the latest files released by the Department of Justice. The grainy videos were taken by hidden cameras which the paedophile had installed himself. An email exchange with a staffer in 2014 shows that the sex offender ordered a member of staff to install hidden video cameras at his Florida residence. The footage shows Epstein sitting at his desk in several instances. In one clip, a woman kneels by Epstein as he puts his legs on the desk. It is hard to identify anyone in the videos, except Epstein, because of their poor quality. Hidden cameras at his mansion are proof that the late financier was actively documenting compromising information about the powerful men who came to his place. According to the email, the aide told Epstein he would hide the cameras in tissue boxes. An email from 5 February 2014 has Epstein instructing the associate, "Let's get three motion detected hidden cameras, that record, thanks."&nbsp;The aide replied, "Jeffrey, I already two purchased the Motion sensor camera from the Spy Store in fort Lauderdale yesterday, I charged them last night and figuring our (sic) how to work them as we speak … I'm installing them into Kleenex boxes now." The videos are undated. Notably, Epstein's victims claimed to the investigators that they feared they were secretly recorded by the paedophile. Some of them said that he had an extensive network of hidden cameras in his homes in Florida, New York, and other places. In 2005, a police raid at his Palm Beach home revealed a camera inside a clock in his office and another camera in his garage.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/epstein-hooked-up-elon-musk-s-brother-kimbal-with-woman-at-birthday-party-emails-show-1770784628223">Epstein hooked up Elon Musk's brother, Kimbal, with woman at birthday party, emails show</a> Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/redacted-epstein-files-show-his-youngest-victim-was-just-9-names-senior-foreign-official-1770692812933">Redacted Epstein Files show his youngest victim was just 9, names a 'senior foreign official'</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;

Epstein with girls in his office

&nbsp;https://www.wionews.com/videos/epstein-files-controversy-deepens-congresswoman-s-search-history-exposed-1770951581674/embed<h2>Secret cameras in Epstein's bedroom</h2>According to The New York Times, he told officers that he had the cameras installed because he believed someone was stealing from him. In 2010, a detective also recalled the same reason in a deposition. In 2019, at least three surveillance cameras were discovered in Epstein's bedroom and other rooms in his New York townhouse. &nbsp;Feeds from the cameras were displayed on monitors placed in a ground-floor room that had a sign on the door reading "24 Hour Video Surveillance." However, federal prosecutors in New York told the FBI they had not found surveillance cameras anywhere else in the house, except the townhouse’s entryway.

Jeffrey Epstein secret camera videos: The late sex offender installed cameras inside his Florida home. Footage from these cameras was released as part of the Epstein Files, and shows women walking in his office and one even kneeling beside him.

Disturbing footage showing young women moving around Jeffrey Epstein in his Palm Beach home has emerged in the latest files released by the Department of Justice. The grainy videos were taken by hidden cameras which the paedophile had installed himself. An email exchange with a staffer in 2014 shows that the sex offender ordered a member of staff to install hidden video cameras at his Florida residence. The footage shows Epstein sitting at his desk in several instances. In one clip, a woman kneels by Epstein as he puts his legs on the desk. It is hard to identify anyone in the videos, except Epstein, because of their poor quality. Hidden cameras at his mansion are proof that the late financier was actively documenting compromising information about the powerful men who came to his place. According to the email, the aide told Epstein he would hide the cameras in tissue boxes. An email from 5 February 2014 has Epstein instructing the associate, "Let's get three motion detected hidden cameras, that record, thanks." The aide replied, "Jeffrey, I already two purchased the Motion sensor camera from the Spy Store in fort Lauderdale yesterday, I charged them last night and figuring our (sic) how to work them as we speak … I'm installing them into Kleenex boxes now." The videos are undated. Notably, Epstein's victims claimed to the investigators that they feared they were secretly recorded by the paedophile. Some of them said that he had an extensive network of hidden cameras in his homes in Florida, New York, and other places. In 2005, a police raid at his Palm Beach home revealed a camera inside a clock in his office and another camera in his garage. Also Read: Epstein hooked up Elon Musk's brother, Kimbal, with woman at birthday party, emails show Also Read: Redacted Epstein Files show his youngest victim was just 9, names a 'senior foreign official'

Jeffrey Epstein secret camera videos: The late sex offender installed cameras inside his Florida home. Footage from these cameras was released as part of the Epstein Files, and shows women walking in his office and one even kneeling beside him.

Epstein installed secret cameras, videos show women walking around him, with one kneeling down

The US attorney general Pam Bondi attacked and insulted Democrats during a House judiciary committee hearing on Wednesday as she defended the justice department’s handling of files related to Jeffrey Epstein.


‘You’re A Washed-Up Loser Lawyer’: Pam Bondi Taunts Democrats Over Epstein 

On February 9, Ghislaine Maxwell, the girlfriend and associate of the late sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, pleaded her Fifth Amendment rights during a deposition with the House Oversight Committee. It has been a decade of silence for Ghislaine Maxwell since she was deposed in a civil defamation lawsuit in 2016 by Virginia Giuffre. Her strategy has been simple denial and silence. Maxwell fought hard to keep the deposition sealed, but it became public in 2020. More than 400-page-long deposition served as the basis of the criminal suit that followed in 2021. The deposed Ghislaine lied under oath, which led to the charges of perjury. &nbsp;Now, as the US citizen grows increasingly restless about the elite network and its impunity, Maxwell is seeking clemency from US President Donald Trump, leveraging information.&nbsp;

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&nbsp;<h2>Maxwell's 2016 deposition</h2>The April 2016 deposition came after Virginia publicly accused Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein of sexually trafficking and abusing her. Ghislaine denied the allegations and called her a “liar”, and Giuffre brought a civil defamation suit against Ghislaine Maxwell. The deposition heavily focused on establishing the modus operandi of the Maxwell-Epstein network, abuse at the guise of “massage”. &nbsp;But she repeatedly denied having any involvement, only admitting to receiving financial assistance from Jeffrey Epstein. On a few occasions, she asked to define words like “female” and "sex toys". Her deposition was so evasive that she was deposed again behind closed doors in July 2016. She claimed that Virginia Giuffre presented herself as a masseuse, and denied hiring anyone under 18 for Jeffrey Epstein, and denied all allegations concerning Bill Clinton visiting Epstein's island or Prince Andrew at her London home. This deposition later became the basis of perjury that led to the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell in 2020 from a secluded estate in Bradford, New Hampshire.&nbsp;<h2>Maxwell's 2026 deposition&nbsp;</h2>In 2025, Maxwell had a couple of private meetings with Donald Trump's Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanche. But on February 9, 2026, she pleaded the fifth, arguing that those blanket questions were mischaracterising her conduct and indicated that she would be ready to answer all the questions that were necessary for the criminal investigation if given criminal immunity. This further shifts the focus to Todd Blache's private interviews. Blanche's sympathies with Maxwell allowed her to be transferred to a minimum security prison, which raised a political firestorm; Democrats called it a flagrant violation of the Bureau of Prisons' policies.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>Why does Ghislaine choose silence?</h2>&nbsp;Ghislaine Maxwell daughter of the famous media mogul and alleged Mossad asset Robert Maxwell, has maintained her innocence in what may be the largest sex-trafficking scandal of US history. Many victims have accused Ghislaine of being an “evil” person, recruiting minors and abusing them. At least 4 individuals have given sworn testimony, while over 100 have come forward accusing Ghislaine Maxwell of facilitating and participating in the abuse.&nbsp;Almost a decade has passed since the first deposition in 2016. There is little displacement in terms of revealing the co-conspirators, and the red tape in bureaucracy has halted any chances of accountability. Maxwell has not revealed any names, and did not have any dramatic shift in her testimony. &nbsp;Maxwell is well aware of prison suicides in her social circle. Jean-Luc Brunel, one of the closest associates of Jeffrey Epstein and a possible co-conspirator, was found dead in his cell at La Santé Prison in 2022, almost identical to Epstein. Maxwell's silence and plausible deniability appear more like a strategy for self-preservation and survival, and at the same time create leverage with the US justice system.&nbsp;

Ghislaine Maxwell invoked the Fifth Amendment before Congress. Here’s how her 2016 deposition, conviction, and clemency speculation connect.

On February 9, Ghislaine Maxwell, the girlfriend and associate of the late sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, pleaded her Fifth Amendment rights during a deposition with the House Oversight Committee. It has been a decade of silence for Ghislaine Maxwell since she was deposed in a civil defamation lawsuit in 2016 by Virginia Giuffre. Her strategy has been simple denial and silence. Maxwell fought hard to keep the deposition sealed, but it became public in 2020. More than 400-page-long deposition served as the basis of the criminal suit that followed in 2021. The deposed Ghislaine lied under oath, which led to the charges of perjury. Now, as the US citizen grows increasingly restless about the elite network and its impunity, Maxwell is seeking clemency from US President Donald Trump, leveraging information.

Ghislaine Maxwell invoked the Fifth Amendment before Congress. Here’s how her 2016 deposition, conviction, and clemency speculation connect.

From sealed deposition to prison sentence: Ghislaine Maxwell’s legal strategy

Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has strongly criticised Rahul Gandhi for bringing up his name in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein files during a Parliament session, accusing the Congress leader of immaturity and irresponsible politics. Puri said Gandhi engaged in “innuendo-driven politics” and accused him of making insinuations without proper research. He asserted that he had personally clarified the context in which his name appeared in a small number of emails among millions of documents linked to Epstein. As per Puri, had Gandhi examined the explanation carefully, he would not have raised the matter in the House.&nbsp;Puri dismissed the controversy as a reflection of what he called Gandhi’s lack of seriousness. He argued that Parliament demands informed debate rather than what he described as a “spit-and-fly” style of making allegations without following through. “So, this is not about Epstein. This story is about the lack of maturity and the fact that the Leader of the Opposition, who believes in politics by innuendo and follows a ‘spit and fly’ approach, hasn’t grown up,” Puri was quoted as saying in an interview with India Today.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/congress-mp-rahul-gandhi-to-be-banned-from-contesting-elections-bjp-mp-moves-motion-1770885841345">Congress MP Rahul Gandhi to be banned from contesting elections? BJP MP moves motion</a>&nbsp;The minister further said that public representatives should come prepared with facts and allow space for rebuttal, instead of levelling charges and stepping away from discussion. He emphasised that democratic debate thrives on substance, not suggestion. Taking aim at Gandhi’s criticism of the India-US trade agreement, which the Congress leader had labelled a “wholesale surrender”, Puri accused him of being resentful of India’s progress. He said such allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi were baseless and politically motivated.&nbsp;Puri also echoed remarks made by his colleague Kiren Rijiju, asserting that claims of the Prime Minister compromising national interests were unfounded. He characterised Gandhi’s conduct in Parliament as theatrical rather than constructive. Addressing the Epstein link directly, Puri clarified that his name appears in just two emails out of nearly three million documents made public. He explained that during his tenure as India’s Ambassador to the United States between 2009 and 2017, he met Epstein on four occasions over eight years. These interactions, he said, were connected to his role as Secretary General of the Independent Commission for Multilateralism under the International Peace Institute.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/taiwan-says-island-not-a-us-bargaining-chip-urges-40bn-defence-boost-1770879558287/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/taiwan-says-island-not-a-us-bargaining-chip-urges-40bn-defence-boost-1770879558287/embed</a>&nbsp;As ambassador, Puri said, he routinely met a wide range of individuals in an official capacity. He claimed that one of the meetings with Epstein occurred unexpectedly as part of a delegation and stressed that he and others distanced themselves once serious concerns about Epstein surfaced. He denied any inappropriate dealings and clarified that an email exchange referenced in media reports related to discussions about investment prospects in India and advice given to LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman regarding the expansion of Indian-language content.

Hardeep Singh Puri rebuts Rahul Gandhi over Epstein mention in Parliament, calling it immature politics and clarifying limited official interactions

Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has strongly criticised Rahul Gandhi for bringing up his name in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein files during a Parliament session, accusing the Congress leader of immaturity and irresponsible politics. Puri said Gandhi engaged in “innuendo-driven politics” and accused him of making insinuations without proper research. He asserted that he had personally clarified the context in which his name appeared in a small number of emails among millions of documents linked to Epstein. As per Puri, had Gandhi examined the explanation carefully, he would not have raised the matter in the House. Puri dismissed the controversy as a reflection of what he called Gandhi’s lack of seriousness. He argued that Parliament demands informed debate rather than what he described as a “spit-and-fly” style of making allegations without following through. “So, this is not about Epstein. This story is about the lack of maturity and the fact that the Leader of the Opposition, who believes in politics by innuendo and follows a ‘spit and fly’ approach, hasn’t grown up,” Puri was quoted as saying in an interview with India Today. Also Read: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi to be banned from contesting elections? BJP MP moves motion The minister further said that public representatives should come prepared with facts and allow space for rebuttal, instead of levelling charges and stepping away from discussion. He emphasised that democratic debate thrives on substance, not suggestion. Taking aim at Gandhi’s criticism of the India-US trade agreement, which the Congress leader had labelled a “wholesale surrender”, Puri accused him of being resentful of India’s progress. He said such allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi were baseless and politically motivated. Puri also echoed remarks made by his colleague Kiren Rijiju, asserting that claims of the Prime Minister compromising national interests were unfounded. He characterised Gandhi’s conduct in Parliament as theatrical rather than constructive. Addressing the Epstein link directly, Puri clarified that his name appears in just two emails out of nearly three million documents made public. He explained that during his tenure as India’s Ambassador to the United States between 2009 and 2017, he met Epstein on four occasions over eight years. These interactions, he said, were connected to his role as Secretary General of the Independent Commission for Multilateralism under the International Peace Institute. https://www.wionews.com/videos/taiwan-says-island-not-a-us-bargaining-chip-urges-40bn-defence-boost-1770879558287/embed As ambassador, Puri said, he routinely met a wide range of individuals in an official capacity. He claimed that one of the meetings with Epstein occurred unexpectedly as part of a delegation and stressed that he and others distanced themselves once serious concerns about Epstein surfaced. He denied any inappropriate dealings and clarified that an email exchange referenced in media reports related to discussions about investment prospects in India and advice given to LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman regarding the expansion of Indian-language content.

Hardeep Singh Puri rebuts Rahul Gandhi over Epstein mention in Parliament, calling it immature politics and clarifying limited official interactions

'Needs to grow up': Hardeep Puri hits back at Rahul Gandhi over Epstein mention, calls it 'politics by innuendo'

In the latest tranche of Epstein files released on January 30, 2026, an FBI correspondence reveals that an FBI agent sought and granted authorisation of the erasure of the footage of Epstein's cell as it was “no longer pertinent” to the investigation. The authorisation was given on June 25, 2024. The evidence item labelled 1B60, according to a document in the Epstein files, was the “master copy” of the footage."As this case was already closed and AUSA concurred on 08/26/2024 with agency evidence handling procedures, authorisation was granted to destroy Item 1B60. Per FBI policy, if an evidence item remains undisposed, the investigative case file must remain open," read the justification of the erasure.In May 2025, the FBI failed to release the complete footage of the day Epstein died in his cell. The silent surveillance video, which runs for nearly 11 hours, was released by the DOJ/FBI in mid 2025. It was intended to dispel conspiracy theories around Epstein's death, which had a gap of 62 seconds gap, which fuelled further speculations.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-biden-body-double-trump-2025-1770549882628">Epstein files revive Joe Biden body double claim previously shared by Trump</a>AG Pam Bondi explained that the gap was because of a routine reset, resulting in a lost minute every night. "There was a minute that was off that counter, and what we learned from Bureau of Prisons was every year, every night, they redo that video," Bondi said on July 8, noting that the system was old. “Every night is reset, so every night should have that same missing minute. So we're looking for that video as well, to show it's missing every night”However, it seemed from the recent revelation that the master copy was erased, and later reconstruction of the footage led to some technical difficulty and missing minutes. The full footage, along with the missing minute, was later made public by the congressional oversight committee in September 2025, which supposedly did not show any unusual activity or unauthorised entries in Epstein's cell.&nbsp;

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Pam Bondi said a “missing minute” in Bureau of Prisons surveillance footage was due to a nightly system reset, calling the video system old.

In the latest tranche of Epstein files released on January 30, 2026, an FBI correspondence reveals that an FBI agent sought and granted authorisation of the erasure of the footage of Epstein's cell as it was “no longer pertinent” to the investigation. The authorisation was given on June 25, 2024. The evidence item labelled 1B60, according to a document in the Epstein files, was the “master copy” of the footage. "As this case was already closed and AUSA concurred on 08/26/2024 with agency evidence handling procedures, authorisation was granted to destroy Item 1B60. Per FBI policy, if an evidence item remains undisposed, the investigative case file must remain open," read the justification of the erasure. In May 2025, the FBI failed to release the complete footage of the day Epstein died in his cell. The silent surveillance video, which runs for nearly 11 hours, was released by the DOJ/FBI in mid 2025. It was intended to dispel conspiracy theories around Epstein's death, which had a gap of 62 seconds gap, which fuelled further speculations. Also Read: Epstein files revive Joe Biden body double claim previously shared by Trump AG Pam Bondi explained that the gap was because of a routine reset, resulting in a lost minute every night. "There was a minute that was off that counter, and what we learned from Bureau of Prisons was every year, every night, they redo that video," Bondi said on July 8, noting that the system was old. “Every night is reset, so every night should have that same missing minute. So we're looking for that video as well, to show it's missing every night” However, it seemed from the recent revelation that the master copy was erased, and later reconstruction of the footage led to some technical difficulty and missing minutes. The full footage, along with the missing minute, was later made public by the congressional oversight committee in September 2025, which supposedly did not show any unusual activity or unauthorised entries in Epstein's cell.

New Epstein files show the FBI authorised the destruction of the “master copy” of prison footage in 2024. DOJ later released a reconstructed video amid controversy.

Epstein files reveal FBI authorised destruction of ‘Master Copy’ prison footage in 2024

The latest tranche of Epstein files released by the US Department of Justice on January 30, 2026, has references to a purchase of 330 gallons of sulfuric acid. The order was placed on December 6, 2018, the same day the FBI restarted their investigation into Epstein. The order was delivered to Little St. James Island by Gemini Seawater Systems, LLC, which is supposedly used for an RO plant.According to the invoice of the shipment that described the purpose of the purchase, "x 6 55 gal drums sulfuric acid w/fuel and insurance charge for transport; Materials for conductivity probes; Replacement pH and cable - RO Plant." The total cost for the delivery was $4,373.17. Gemini Seawater Systems provides water desalination and related consumable services to the US Virgin Islands. Sulfuric acid is used to maintain the Ph level of water before the treatment of saltwater in a reverse osmosis plant.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-biden-body-double-trump-2025-1770549882628">Epstein files revive Joe Biden body double claim previously shared by Trump</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;

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However, the purchase of the product and its mention in the Epstein-related files has triggered speculations online. Sulfuric acid is highly corrosive and can damage skin and bones. The specific reference, even if it was buried deep inside the pile of 3.5 million documents, raised doubts about usage for illicit purposes, specifically due to its large volume. The invoice adds to the speculation of the dark activities on Epstein's island.&nbsp;One user on social media commented, “One Epstein files email they requested 6 55-gallon drums of sulfuric acid, the only thing that is used for is to dissolve bodies" Using sulfuric acid to dissolve human remains and bodies will leave residue and fumes. According to a report by The Daily Mail, the references to the delivery of sulfuric acid to Epstein's island can be dated back to 2013. The possible explanation of the purchase of sulfuric acid, according to DOJ records, is for the RO plant. The volume hints that the user was stocking it for using it long-time at least 6 months to 3 years, based on the capacity of the plant.&nbsp;

Newly released Epstein files show a 330-gallon sulfuric acid order delivered to Little St. James Island. DOJ records cite reverse osmosis plant maintenance.

The latest tranche of Epstein files released by the US Department of Justice on January 30, 2026, has references to a purchase of 330 gallons of sulfuric acid. The order was placed on December 6, 2018, the same day the FBI restarted their investigation into Epstein. The order was delivered to Little St. James Island by Gemini Seawater Systems, LLC, which is supposedly used for an RO plant. According to the invoice of the shipment that described the purpose of the purchase, "x 6 55 gal drums sulfuric acid w/fuel and insurance charge for transport; Materials for conductivity probes; Replacement pH and cable - RO Plant." The total cost for the delivery was $4,373.17. Gemini Seawater Systems provides water desalination and related consumable services to the US Virgin Islands. Sulfuric acid is used to maintain the Ph level of water before the treatment of saltwater in a reverse osmosis plant. Also Read: Epstein files revive Joe Biden body double claim previously shared by Trump

Newly released Epstein files show a 330-gallon sulfuric acid order delivered to Little St. James Island. DOJ records cite reverse osmosis plant maintenance.

Epstein files show 330-gallon sulfuric acid delivery to Little St. James island

Attorney General Pam Bondi faced sharp criticism as Democratic lawmakers accused the Justice Department of a cover-up related to the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. The allegations centre on redactions and the release of sensitive material tied to the case.

Bondi defended the department’s actions, arguing that redactions were necessary despite questions raised over federal disclosure requirements. The exchanges underscore intensifying political tensions surrounding the Epstein documents and the government’s review process.


Democrats Accuse Pam Bondi of Epstein Files Cover-Up, Bondi Defends Redactions | WION

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Wednesday (Feb 11) refused to apologise to survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's nefarious underage sex racket, even after being pressed to do so at a House Judiciary Committee hearing. Bondi rebuffed Representative Pramilla Jayapal's request to turn around and address the victims of the convicted sex offender, and instead triggered a shouting match, accusing the Democrat lawmaker of "theatrics".This comes days after the Bondi-led Department of Justice (DoJ) released a massive tranche of over 3 million documents from the Epstein files cache, most of which were riddled with redactions. Despite the heavily blacked-out sections, the file release, as per reports, contained nudes and identities of the victims, even as the identities of the offenders were redacted.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/epstein-files-debacle-doj-exposes-nude-victims-in-catastrophic-file-dump-but-remembers-to-redact-trump-s-face-1770021222053">Shocking Epstein Files debacle: DOJ exposes nude victims in catastrophic file dump, but remembers to redact Trump's face</a><h2>'Apologise' now</h2>At the heated congressional hearing, Jayapal directly addressed Epstein survivors who were present in the audience to stand up if they had not been able to meet with Donald Trump's justice department. 11 members of the audience stood up, to which the Democrat asked Bondi to "turn to them now and apologise for what your Department of Justice has put them through".Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/explosive-epstein-files-accuse-trump-of-raping-13-year-old-murdering-a-new-born-white-house-says-this-about-allegations-1769823565436">Explosive Epstein files accuse Trump of raping 13-year-old, murdering a newborn; White House says THIS about allegations</a>However, Trump's attorney general refused to apologise to the survivors and instead fired back, seeking to blame her predecessor, Merrick Garland. She claimed that in his four years as the AG, Garland was never asked about Epstein and also sought to drag former President Joe Biden through the mud. However, her exasperated rant was cut off by Jayapal, who said, "This is not about anybody that came before you."Watch the heated exchange here:

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"It is about you taking responsibility for your Department of Justice and the harm that it has done to the survivors who are standing right behind you and are waiting for you to turn to them and apologise," said the Democrat. However, Bondi indignantly replied she wasn't going "to get in the gutter with these theatrics," before muttering "unprofessional".Also at the hearing, Bondi faced accusations of lying under oath to protect US President Donald Trump, who is known to have been friends with the convicted sex offender for years. Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pam-bondi-lied-under-oath-to-protect-potus-democrats-tell-ag-to-resign-amid-trump-epstein-links-watch-video-1770863293332">Pam Bondi accused of 'lying under oath': Is she trying to protect Trump? Video</a>

Pam Bondi refused to apologise to Epstein survivors during a tense House hearing, sparking a shouting match with Rep. Pramila Jayapal. She instead compared tendering an apology to “getting in the gutter” and “theatrics”. Scroll down to watch the full infuriating exchange.

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Wednesday (Feb 11) refused to apologise to survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's nefarious underage sex racket, even after being pressed to do so at a House Judiciary Committee hearing. Bondi rebuffed Representative Pramilla Jayapal's request to turn around and address the victims of the convicted sex offender, and instead triggered a shouting match, accusing the Democrat lawmaker of "theatrics". This comes days after the Bondi-led Department of Justice (DoJ) released a massive tranche of over 3 million documents from the Epstein files cache, most of which were riddled with redactions. Despite the heavily blacked-out sections, the file release, as per reports, contained nudes and identities of the victims, even as the identities of the offenders were redacted. Also read | Shocking Epstein Files debacle: DOJ exposes nude victims in catastrophic file dump, but remembers to redact Trump's face 'Apologise' now At the heated congressional hearing, Jayapal directly addressed Epstein survivors who were present in the audience to stand up if they had not been able to meet with Donald Trump's justice department. 11 members of the audience stood up, to which the Democrat asked Bondi to "turn to them now and apologise for what your Department of Justice has put them through". Also read | Explosive Epstein files accuse Trump of raping 13-year-old, murdering a newborn; White House says THIS about allegations However, Trump's attorney general refused to apologise to the survivors and instead fired back, seeking to blame her predecessor, Merrick Garland. She claimed that in his four years as the AG, Garland was never asked about Epstein and also sought to drag former President Joe Biden through the mud. However, her exasperated rant was cut off by Jayapal, who said, "This is not about anybody that came before you." Watch the heated exchange here:

Pam Bondi refused to apologise to Epstein survivors during a tense House hearing, sparking a shouting match with Rep. Pramila Jayapal. She instead compared tendering an apology to “getting in the gutter” and “theatrics”. Scroll down to watch the full exchange.

Epstein hearing turns tense as Pam Bondi refuses to apologise to survivors, says she won’t 'get in the gutter'. Watch!

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US Representative Ro Khanna has publicly identified six men whose names were previously blacked out in documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein. Among those named is billionaire businessman Leslie Wexner, whom an FBI document reportedly described as a co-conspirator of the late convicted sex offender. Khanna, a Democrat from California, reviewed unredacted records at the Department of Justice alongside Republican Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky. After spending roughly two hours examining the files, Khanna revealed the names during remarks on the House floor. Massie later posted images online indicating that a 2019 Justice Department record had removed redactions from Wexner’s name and photograph in a document referencing Epstein.<h2>Who is Leslie Wexner?</h2>Leslie “Les” Wexner, 88, is a prominent American retail executive and founder of L Brands, the company behind well-known chains such as Victoria’s Secret, Abercrombie &amp; Fitch, and Bath &amp; Body Works. He led the business for more than five decades, transforming it into one of the country’s largest specialty retail groups.&nbsp;Born on September 9, 1937, in Dayton, Ohio, Wexner is the son of Henry Wexner, a Russian immigrant. He built his fortune from modest beginnings and is widely regarded as Ohio’s wealthiest individual. Forbes estimates his net worth at approximately $9 billion.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/-i-met-him-only-on-a-few-occasions-hardeep-singh-puri-admits-meeting-jeffrey-epstein-1770810599999">'I met him only on a few occasions': Hardeep Singh Puri admits meeting Jeffrey Epstein</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Those screeching “name names on the floor of the House now” have lost the plot. We passed a bill and it’s the DOJ’s job to show the files. Yesterday, Ro &amp; I pressured DOJ to unredact several people who the FBI labeled as coconspirators in 2019. Here’s before-and-after yesterday. <a href="https://t.co/b1EIo63zES">pic.twitter.com/b1EIo63zES</a>&mdash; Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) <a href="https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/2021232930618519714?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 10, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Wexner’s entrepreneurial journey started in 1963 with a $5,000 loan from his aunt, which he used to launch a clothing store called The Limited. The concept focused on fast-selling women’s apparel, and its early success led to rapid expansion. The company went public in 1969 under the ticker symbol LTD on the New York Stock Exchange. Throughout the 1970s, Wexner grew the brand aggressively.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-shoppers-snub-nationalism-for-foreign-brands-1770817851540/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/china-shoppers-snub-nationalism-for-foreign-brands-1770817851540/embed</a>&nbsp;In 1982, he acquired Victoria’s Secret for $1 million, at a time when the lingerie retailer was struggling. Under his leadership, it evolved into a globally recognized brand. Wexner maintained a professional relationship with Jeffrey Epstein for roughly two decades, from 1987 to 2007, during which Epstein managed his financial affairs. In 2019, Wexner stated that Epstein had misappropriated funds from him.

Epstein Files: Who is Leslie Wexner, billionaire founder of Victoria's Secret named in unredacted DOJ documents?

US Representative Ro Khanna has publicly identified six men whose names were previously blacked out in documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein. Among those named is billionaire businessman Leslie Wexner, whom an FBI document reportedly described as a co-conspirator of the late convicted sex offender. Khanna, a Democrat from California, reviewed unredacted records at the Department of Justice alongside Republican Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky. After spending roughly two hours examining the files, Khanna revealed the names during remarks on the House floor. Massie later posted images online indicating that a 2019 Justice Department record had removed redactions from Wexner’s name and photograph in a document referencing Epstein. Who is Leslie Wexner? Leslie “Les” Wexner, 88, is a prominent American retail executive and founder of L Brands, the company behind well-known chains such as Victoria’s Secret, Abercrombie & Fitch, and Bath & Body Works. He led the business for more than five decades, transforming it into one of the country’s largest specialty retail groups. Born on September 9, 1937, in Dayton, Ohio, Wexner is the son of Henry Wexner, a Russian immigrant. He built his fortune from modest beginnings and is widely regarded as Ohio’s wealthiest individual. Forbes estimates his net worth at approximately $9 billion. Also Read: 'I met him only on a few occasions': Hardeep Singh Puri admits meeting Jeffrey Epstein

Democrat Ro Khanna revealed six previously redacted names in Jeffrey Epstein files, including retail billionaire Leslie Wexner, founder of L Brands

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday (February 11) dismissed allegations made by Rahul Gandhi that linked him to the controversial Epstein Files, saying that his meeting with Jeffrey Epstein took place in an official capacity as part of an International Peace Institute (IPI) delegation. Puri offered the clarification during a press conference following Rahul Gandhi’s sharp remarks in the Lok Sabha.&nbsp;&nbsp;He stressed that his interaction with Epstein was strictly professional and unrelated to the allegations surrounding the disgraced American financier. He explained that the meeting took place while he was serving on a commission associated with the IPI. "My boss at IPI Terje Rod-Larsen, knew Epstein, and I met him only on a few occasions, 3 or at max 4 times to be precise, as part of a delegation. Our interactions had nothing to do (with the crimes he is accused of)," Hardeep Puri was quoted as saying.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-s-food-safety-crisis-how-contaminated-and-ultra-processed-foods-threaten-public-health-1770805799519">India's food safety crisis: How contaminated and ultra-processed foods threaten public health</a>&nbsp;The minister said that all relevant details are already publicly available, noting that the US Department of Justice has released more than three million documents related to the case.&nbsp;"Three million emails have been released, covering the period from May 2009, when I joined as India’s Ambassador to the UN in New York, until I became a minister in 2017. During this period, there are references to only three or four meetings, and my interactions were entirely professional, related to the Independent Commission on Multilateralism and other international work,” Hardeep Puri was quoted as saying. "In eight years, there are just two references and one email exchange (with Epstein) because these people introduced me to him," he added.&nbsp;Referring to the Epstein files, he said Rahul Gandhi should understand that they concern allegations of serious criminal misconduct. He explained that the files relate to accusations that Epstein owned an island where individuals were allegedly taken to engage in illicit activities, including charges of paedophilia. He added that victims have filed cases against those in positions of authority and emphasised that his own interaction was unrelated to any of these matters.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/french-teacher-turned-predator-40-victims-identified-in-french-teacher-abuse-case-1770802577030/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/french-teacher-turned-predator-40-victims-identified-in-french-teacher-abuse-case-1770802577030/embed</a>&nbsp;Addressing an email exchange that also included Jeffrey Epstein, the minister said he had written to Reid Hoffman, the former LinkedIn CEO, expressing strong confidence in India’s potential for internet-driven economic growth. Quoting from the message, he highlighted that India, with 200 million users at the time, was the fastest-growing market for internet users globally.

'I met him only on a few occasions': Hardeep Singh Puri admits meeting Jeffrey Epstein

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Wednesday (February 11) dismissed allegations made by Rahul Gandhi that linked him to the controversial Epstein Files, saying that his meeting with Jeffrey Epstein took place in an official capacity as part of an International Peace Institute (IPI) delegation. Puri offered the clarification during a press conference following Rahul Gandhi’s sharp remarks in the Lok Sabha. He stressed that his interaction with Epstein was strictly professional and unrelated to the allegations surrounding the disgraced American financier. He explained that the meeting took place while he was serving on a commission associated with the IPI. "My boss at IPI Terje Rod-Larsen, knew Epstein, and I met him only on a few occasions, 3 or at max 4 times to be precise, as part of a delegation. Our interactions had nothing to do (with the crimes he is accused of)," Hardeep Puri was quoted as saying. Also Read: India's food safety crisis: How contaminated and ultra-processed foods threaten public health The minister said that all relevant details are already publicly available, noting that the US Department of Justice has released more than three million documents related to the case. "Three million emails have been released, covering the period from May 2009, when I joined as India’s Ambassador to the UN in New York, until I became a minister in 2017. During this period, there are references to only three or four meetings, and my interactions were entirely professional, related to the Independent Commission on Multilateralism and other international work,” Hardeep Puri was quoted as saying. "In eight years, there are just two references and one email exchange (with Epstein) because these people introduced me to him," he added. Referring to the Epstein files, he said Rahul Gandhi should understand that they concern allegations of serious criminal misconduct. He explained that the files relate to accusations that Epstein owned an island where individuals were allegedly taken to engage in illicit activities, including charges of paedophilia. He added that victims have filed cases against those in positions of authority and emphasised that his own interaction was unrelated to any of these matters. https://www.wionews.com/videos/french-teacher-turned-predator-40-victims-identified-in-french-teacher-abuse-case-1770802577030/embed Addressing an email exchange that also included Jeffrey Epstein, the minister said he had written to Reid Hoffman, the former LinkedIn CEO, expressing strong confidence in India’s potential for internet-driven economic growth. Quoting from the message, he highlighted that India, with 200 million users at the time, was the fastest-growing market for internet users globally.

Hardeep Singh Puri, during a press conference, admitted that he met Jeffrey Epstein only in an official IPI delegation role at a UN event in 2013

US President Donald Trump's name appears in the Epstein Files over one million times, revealed a top democrat who reviewed the unredacted version of the notorious documents. The jaw-dropping revelation was made by Congressman Jamie Raskin, the senior Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee. Notably, a heavily redacted version of the files, with over three million documents, was released to the public in January of this year. The massive release included emails, photos, and videos, among other things.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-i-loved-the-torture-video-recipient-of-horrifying-epstein-email-finally-identified-doj-epstein-files-release-1770782784202">‘I loved the torture video’: Recipient of horrifying Epstein email FINALLY identified</a><h2>Tons of redacted stuff, millions of Trump mentions</h2>Speaking to Axios, Raskin acknowledged that "there's ton of redacted stuff," and that when he ran a search for the POTUS's name in the unredacted files, "it appears more than a million times. So it's all over the place".He later clarified that he "'Trump,' 'Donald or Don' and it came up with more than a million results." The Democrat added that he "obviously didn't have the time to review each one, and I obviously cannot guarantee that every mention of a Donald is Donald Trump as opposed to some other Donald."He revealed that the Mar-a-Lago exchange was "one of the first documents I came across." He was referring to an exchange where Epstein’s legal team reportedly quoted Trump as saying Epstein "was not a member" of his Mar-a-Lago club but remained a "guest" who had never been asked to leave.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-latest-doj-reveals-new-names-after-pressure-from-lawmakers-who-are-the-newly-named-individuals-1770772043819">Epstein files: DoJ reveals names of paedophile's co-conspirators after pressure from lawmakers. Who are the newly named individuals?</a><h2>3 million Epstein files still unreleased?</h2>On January 30, the Department of Justice released a trove of over 3.5 million Epstein files under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.While a huge chunk of these files is redacted from the public, government representatives have been given a database tool to review the files. However, Raskin said that the "DOJ database review tool given to Members is confusing, unreliable, and clunky". He also revealed that the members have been given four computers and can use them for review between nine and five."To me, this whole rollout of saying that members can come from nine to five to sit at those four computers is just part of the cover-up," asserted the Democrat. He added that the 3 million documents that the DoJ hasn't publicly released "are the ones I'd like to see". &nbsp;

A Democrat reviewing the unredacted Epstein files says Donald Trump’s name appears over a million times in the database, though not every mention may refer to the president. What exactly do those references contain, and why are millions of documents still hidden? Scroll down.

US President Donald Trump's name appears in the Epstein Files over one million times, revealed a top democrat who reviewed the unredacted version of the notorious documents. The jaw-dropping revelation was made by Congressman Jamie Raskin, the senior Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee. Notably, a heavily redacted version of the files, with over three million documents, was released to the public in January of this year. The massive release included emails, photos, and videos, among other things. Also read | ‘I loved the torture video’: Recipient of horrifying Epstein email FINALLY identified Tons of redacted stuff, millions of Trump mentions Speaking to Axios, Raskin acknowledged that "there's ton of redacted stuff," and that when he ran a search for the POTUS's name in the unredacted files, "it appears more than a million times. So it's all over the place". He later clarified that he "'Trump,' 'Donald or Don' and it came up with more than a million results." The Democrat added that he "obviously didn't have the time to review each one, and I obviously cannot guarantee that every mention of a Donald is Donald Trump as opposed to some other Donald." He revealed that the Mar-a-Lago exchange was "one of the first documents I came across." He was referring to an exchange where Epstein’s legal team reportedly quoted Trump as saying Epstein "was not a member" of his Mar-a-Lago club but remained a "guest" who had never been asked to leave. Also read | Epstein files: DoJ reveals names of paedophile's co-conspirators after pressure from lawmakers. Who are the newly named individuals? 3 million Epstein files still unreleased? On January 30, the Department of Justice released a trove of over 3.5 million Epstein files under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. While a huge chunk of these files is redacted from the public, government representatives have been given a database tool to review the files. However, Raskin said that the "DOJ database review tool given to Members is confusing, unreliable, and clunky". He also revealed that the members have been given four computers and can use them for review between nine and five. "To me, this whole rollout of saying that members can come from nine to five to sit at those four computers is just part of the cover-up," asserted the Democrat. He added that the 3 million documents that the DoJ hasn't publicly released "are the ones I'd like to see".

A Democrat reviewing the unredacted Epstein files says Donald Trump’s name appears over a million times in the database, though not every mention may refer to the president. What exactly do those references contain, and why are millions of documents still hidden? Scroll down.

Unredacted Epstein files have Trump’s name 'everywhere,' POTUS mentioned 'more than a million' times

Jeffrey Epstein hooked up Kimbal Musk, Elon Musk's brother, with a woman, who reportedly "dated" for six months, according to the latest documents released by the Department of Justice. Kimbal is on the board of directors at Tesla. He was involved with the woman for around six months between 2012 and 2013. Epstein arranged the woman together with his longtime associate Boris Nikolic. They set up their meeting, getting the woman to a birthday party Musk was throwing. Emails show that Nikolic told Epstein, "please prepare [the woman] —;)". After Musk got together with the woman, he sent a thank-you email to Epstein and Nikolic. “Jeffrey and Boris, many thanks for connecting me with [the woman]. “I believe you both played a role. :)" Just before sending the email, he is believed to have had lunch at Epstein’s Manhattan apartment. While she was with Kimbal, the woman also sought help from Epstein on pursuing her relationship with the junior Musk. However, the documents do not show whether Kimbal knew about their backend interaction.<h2>Kimbal Musk posts message on his relation with Epstein</h2>Kimbal released a detailed message about the woman and their relationship on X, saying Epstein did not introduce them. He wrote, "This post is related to the Epstein Files and why my name is in them. In 2012, I started dating a woman who was 30 years old. I met her through a friend. Epstein did not introduce us." He added, "My only meeting with that demon was in his New York office during the day. I never met with him again, and I never went to his island." Referring to the many emails from him mentioned in papers, Kimbal wrote, “The reason he has so many emails from me is that he was subscribed to a newsletter I sent out to thousands of people every few weeks. My heart goes out to the many victims of Jeffrey Epstein, as it does for all who have suffered any kind of sexual abuse or harassment." However, the files show that Kimbal Musk exchanged numerous emails with Epstein and Nikolic in late 2012 and early 2013. He invited the paedophile to his birthday party and a SpaceX launch. There is also a mention of coordinating Halloween costumes.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/redacted-epstein-files-show-his-youngest-victim-was-just-9-names-senior-foreign-official-1770692812933">Redacted Epstein Files show his youngest victim was just 9, names a ‘senior foreign official’</a><h2>Woman's full name present in the Epstein Files</h2>The woman in the said relationship with Kimbal has accused Epstein in recent years of "trapping, coercing and abusing" her. &nbsp;She has neither shared her story nor spoken about her relationship with Musk. The files carry her full name, which matches mentions in other emails. An itinerary of her travels with Musk that Epstein retained is also part of the files. Meanwhile, Nikolic, named as a backup executor of Epstein’s estate, has not been accused of any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein.&nbsp;

Jeffrey Epstein and Elon Musk's brother, Kimbal Musk, exchanged many emails, one of which was about a woman. According to the emails, Epstein set up Kimbal with a 30-year-old woman, for which he thanked him as well.

Jeffrey Epstein hooked up Kimbal Musk, Elon Musk's brother, with a woman, who reportedly "dated" for six months, according to the latest documents released by the Department of Justice. Kimbal is on the board of directors at Tesla. He was involved with the woman for around six months between 2012 and 2013. Epstein arranged the woman together with his longtime associate Boris Nikolic. They set up their meeting, getting the woman to a birthday party Musk was throwing. Emails show that Nikolic told Epstein, "please prepare [the woman] —;)". After Musk got together with the woman, he sent a thank-you email to Epstein and Nikolic. “Jeffrey and Boris, many thanks for connecting me with [the woman]. “I believe you both played a role. :)" Just before sending the email, he is believed to have had lunch at Epstein’s Manhattan apartment. While she was with Kimbal, the woman also sought help from Epstein on pursuing her relationship with the junior Musk. However, the documents do not show whether Kimbal knew about their backend interaction. Kimbal Musk posts message on his relation with Epstein Kimbal released a detailed message about the woman and their relationship on X, saying Epstein did not introduce them. He wrote, "This post is related to the Epstein Files and why my name is in them. In 2012, I started dating a woman who was 30 years old. I met her through a friend. Epstein did not introduce us." He added, "My only meeting with that demon was in his New York office during the day. I never met with him again, and I never went to his island." Referring to the many emails from him mentioned in papers, Kimbal wrote, “The reason he has so many emails from me is that he was subscribed to a newsletter I sent out to thousands of people every few weeks. My heart goes out to the many victims of Jeffrey Epstein, as it does for all who have suffered any kind of sexual abuse or harassment." However, the files show that Kimbal Musk exchanged numerous emails with Epstein and Nikolic in late 2012 and early 2013. He invited the paedophile to his birthday party and a SpaceX launch. There is also a mention of coordinating Halloween costumes. Also Read: Redacted Epstein Files show his youngest victim was just 9, names a ‘senior foreign official’ Woman's full name present in the Epstein Files The woman in the said relationship with Kimbal has accused Epstein in recent years of "trapping, coercing and abusing" her. She has neither shared her story nor spoken about her relationship with Musk. The files carry her full name, which matches mentions in other emails. An itinerary of her travels with Musk that Epstein retained is also part of the files. Meanwhile, Nikolic, named as a backup executor of Epstein’s estate, has not been accused of any wrongdoing in relation to Epstein.

Jeffrey Epstein and Elon Musk's brother, Kimbal Musk, exchanged many emails, one of which was about a woman. According to the emails, Epstein set up Kimbal with a 30-year-old woman, for which he thanked him as well.

Epstein hooked up Elon Musk's brother, Kimbal, with woman at birthday party, emails show

Representative Ro Khanna on Tuesday (Feb 10) named six “wealthy, powerful men” whose names were originally redacted in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Reading the names aloud on the House floor, the Democrat said he had forced the DoJ's hand into releasing the names. Democrats also released the identity of the individual to whom the paedophile Epstein sent an alarming email with mentions of “torture”.&nbsp;Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-latest-doj-reveals-new-names-after-pressure-from-lawmakers-who-are-the-newly-named-individuals-1770772043819">Epstein files: DoJ reveals names of paedophile's co-conspirators after pressure from lawmakers. Who are the newly named individuals?</a>This comes after Khanna and Rep. Thomas Massie reviewed unredacted materials related to the late convicted sex offender and demanded that the Justice Department disclose these individuals’ identities publicly if their redactions did not adhere to Congress's established terms. Here's all you need to know.<h2>Identity of person behind alarming 'torture video' revealed</h2>Another previously redacted identity linked to a 2009 email from Epstein referencing a "torture video" has also been revealed. The email, which was part of the recently released batch of over three million documents, read "where are you? are you ok I loved the torture video".Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/epstein-files-bombshell-email-about-trump-and-mar-a-lago-mysteriously-redacted-from-doj-release-democrats-allege-cover-up-1770696241019">Damning email contradicting Trump claims on kicking Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago mysteriously redacted, Democrats EXPOSE alleged cover-up</a>In an X post, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche Officials revealed that the email recipient was a sultan. He said that the name was unredacted in a separate file ‘EFTA00666117’. The file reveals that the Sultan in question is Emirati businessman Sultan Bin Sulayem. At this time, it remains unclear what "torture video" Epstein was referring to in the message.<img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260211/image-1770784091570.png"><h2>Identities of six “wealthy, powerful men” revealed</h2>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">.<a href="https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@RepThomasMassie</a> and I forced last night the DOJ to disclose the identities of 6 men: Salvatore Nuara, Zurab Mikeladze, Leonic Leonov, Nicola Caputo, Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, and billionaire businessman Leslie Wexner. I share details of what more we learned to hold the… <a href="https://t.co/5JwKwRUNIF">pic.twitter.com/5JwKwRUNIF</a>&mdash; Rep. Ro Khanna (@RepRoKhanna) <a href="https://twitter.com/RepRoKhanna/status/2021266289910563273?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 10, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Among the latest revelations are the identities of six “wealthy, powerful men” whose names were previously redacted by the DoJ. They are Salvatore Nuara, Zurab Mikeladze, Leonic Leonov, Nicola Caputo, Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, and billionaire businessman Leslie Wexner.&nbsp; Also named are retail billionaire Les Wexner, Epstein’s longtime assistant Lesley Groff, and former French modelling agent Jean-Luc Brunel. All three were listed as co-conspirators in a 2019 FBI document connected to the investigation. The latest disclosures followed complaints from lawmakers who reviewed unredacted material. Republican Representative Thomas Massie said several names had been unnecessarily hidden in earlier releases.&nbsp;

US lawmakers have revealed new names from the Epstein files after reviewing unredacted documents, including the identity of a mysterious “sultan” linked to a horrifying “torture video” email. Scroll down to read.

Representative Ro Khanna on Tuesday (Feb 10) named six “wealthy, powerful men” whose names were originally redacted in the Jeffrey Epstein files. Reading the names aloud on the House floor, the Democrat said he had forced the DoJ's hand into releasing the names. Democrats also released the identity of the individual to whom the paedophile Epstein sent an alarming email with mentions of “torture”. Also read | Epstein files: DoJ reveals names of paedophile's co-conspirators after pressure from lawmakers. Who are the newly named individuals? This comes after Khanna and Rep. Thomas Massie reviewed unredacted materials related to the late convicted sex offender and demanded that the Justice Department disclose these individuals’ identities publicly if their redactions did not adhere to Congress's established terms. Here's all you need to know. Identity of person behind alarming 'torture video' revealed Another previously redacted identity linked to a 2009 email from Epstein referencing a "torture video" has also been revealed. The email, which was part of the recently released batch of over three million documents, read "where are you? are you ok I loved the torture video". Also read | Damning email contradicting Trump claims on kicking Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago mysteriously redacted, Democrats EXPOSE alleged cover-up In an X post, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche Officials revealed that the email recipient was a sultan. He said that the name was unredacted in a separate file ‘EFTA00666117’. The file reveals that the Sultan in question is Emirati businessman Sultan Bin Sulayem. At this time, it remains unclear what "torture video" Epstein was referring to in the message. Identities of six “wealthy, powerful men” revealed

US lawmakers have revealed new names from the Epstein files after reviewing unredacted documents, including the identity of a mysterious “sultan” linked to a horrifying “torture video” email. Scroll down to read.

‘I loved the torture video’: Recipient of horrifying Epstein email FINALLY identified

Ro Khanna, the US congressman, publicly revealed the names of six men whose identities were redacted from the Jeffrey Epstein files, including Leslie Wexner, a billionaire retail magnate, whom the FBI appeared to have labeled as a co-conspirator.


Epstein Files: US Lawmakers Reveals Six New Names on the Files

The US Justice Department has released more names from the Jeffrey Epstein case files amid mounting pressure from lawmakers who were granted access to less-redacted versions of key documents. The move comes amid growing scrutiny of how federal authorities handled the publication of millions of records linked to the late financier and convicted sex offender.<h2>Who are the new people named in the disturbing Epstein files?</h2>Among the newly unredacted individuals are six “wealthy, powerful men” who were previously redacted by the DoJ. They are Salvatore Nuara, Zurab Mikeladze, Leonic Leonov, Nicola Caputo, Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, and billionaire businessman Leslie Wexner.&nbsp; Along with Wexner, Epstein’s longtime assistant Lesley Groff, and former French modelling agent Jean-Luc Brunel were listed as co-conspirators in a 2019 FBI document connected to the investigation.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/explosive-epstein-files-accuse-trump-of-raping-13-year-old-murdering-a-new-born-white-house-says-this-about-allegations-1769823565436">Explosive Epstein files accuse Trump of raping 13-year-old, murdering a newborn; White House says THIS about allegations</a>Wexner, the former head of L Brands, has previously said he cut ties with Epstein in 2007 and denied knowledge of any illegal activity. A legal representative of Wexner in December told the press, that prosecutors had indicated Wexner was "neither a co-conspirator nor target in any respect".Groff’s attorney, in a statement to CNN, also said she had never been informed she was considered a co-conspirator and had cooperated voluntarily with investigators and "was told that she was not being prosecuted". Groff "never seen this document and was unaware of it," they said.Brunel, who had been charged with rape of a minor and other offences in France, died in prison in 2022. Authorities ruled his death a suicide. He had denied wrongdoing.Democratic Representative Ro Khanna on Tuesday (Feb 10) identified six previously redacted names on the House floor, saying he had forced the DoJ's hand into releasing them.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/trump-health-secretary-robert-f-kennedy-jr-s-bizarre-link-with-paedophile-revealed-in-latest-epstein-file-dump-dinosaur-hunt-emails-1770444507541">Trump health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s bizarre link with paedophile revealed in latest Epstein file dump</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Yesterday <a href="https://twitter.com/RepRoKhanna?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@RepRoKhanna</a> and I found a list of names and photos in the Epstein files that DOJ had improperly redacted. DOJ promptly unredacted the men’s names as well as several women in the list that we didn’t flag. The two redacted names are victims. <a href="https://t.co/fLLzGW9rR7">https://t.co/fLLzGW9rR7</a> <a href="https://t.co/DTfK30Kppk">pic.twitter.com/DTfK30Kppk</a>&mdash; Thomas Massie (@RepThomasMassie) <a href="https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/2021235321942217085?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 10, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Pressure from Congress</h2>Blanche told CNN that the department was not concealing information, noting that Wexner’s name already appears "thousands of times" in previously released records. "DOJ is hiding nothing," Blanche insisted in an email exchange with the publication.The latest disclosures followed complaints from lawmakers who reviewed unredacted material. Republican Representative Thomas Massie said several names had been unnecessarily hidden in earlier releases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The US Justice Department has released additional names from the Jeffrey Epstein files after lawmakers pushed for less-redacted documents. Newly identified individuals are listed as co-conspirators. All you need to know.

The US Justice Department has released more names from the Jeffrey Epstein case files amid mounting pressure from lawmakers who were granted access to less-redacted versions of key documents. The move comes amid growing scrutiny of how federal authorities handled the publication of millions of records linked to the late financier and convicted sex offender. Who are the new people named in the disturbing Epstein files? Among the newly unredacted individuals are six “wealthy, powerful men” who were previously redacted by the DoJ. They are Salvatore Nuara, Zurab Mikeladze, Leonic Leonov, Nicola Caputo, Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, and billionaire businessman Leslie Wexner. Along with Wexner, Epstein’s longtime assistant Lesley Groff, and former French modelling agent Jean-Luc Brunel were listed as co-conspirators in a 2019 FBI document connected to the investigation. Also read | Explosive Epstein files accuse Trump of raping 13-year-old, murdering a newborn; White House says THIS about allegations Wexner, the former head of L Brands, has previously said he cut ties with Epstein in 2007 and denied knowledge of any illegal activity. A legal representative of Wexner in December told the press, that prosecutors had indicated Wexner was "neither a co-conspirator nor target in any respect". Groff’s attorney, in a statement to CNN, also said she had never been informed she was considered a co-conspirator and had cooperated voluntarily with investigators and "was told that she was not being prosecuted". Groff "never seen this document and was unaware of it," they said. Brunel, who had been charged with rape of a minor and other offences in France, died in prison in 2022. Authorities ruled his death a suicide. He had denied wrongdoing. Democratic Representative Ro Khanna on Tuesday (Feb 10) identified six previously redacted names on the House floor, saying he had forced the DoJ's hand into releasing them. Also read | Trump health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s bizarre link with paedophile revealed in latest Epstein file dump

The US Justice Department has released additional names from the Jeffrey Epstein files after lawmakers pushed for less-redacted documents. Newly identified individuals are listed as co-conspirators. All you need to know.

Epstein files: DoJ reveals names of paedophile's co-conspirators after pressure from lawmakers. Who are the newly named individuals?

United Kingdom is staring at a historic collapse of political stability. If Keir Starmer bows to the immense pressure following the Peter Mandelson-Epstein revelations, he would mark the sixth Prime Minister to resign since 2016

United Kingdom is staring at a historic collapse of political stability. If Keir Starmer bows to the immense pressure following the Peter Mandelson-Epstein revelations, he would mark the sixth Prime Minister to resign since 2016

'Kingdom of Crisis': Keir Starmer could become the 6th UK PM to resign in just 10 years due to Epstein files

On Tuesday (February 10), survivors of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein gathered with Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill to introduce a new bill designed to eliminate the statute of limitations for federal sex trafficking offenses. This legislation, known as Virginia’s Law, aims to remove legal obstacles that have long hindered survivors of sexual violence from seeking justice.&nbsp;Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Rep Teresa Leger Fernandez are sponsoring the bill, which is named after Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s most well-known accusers. Schumer explained that the bill would address a system that often allows abusers to avoid responsibility by simply waiting for the clock to run out. “Justice should not expire,” Schumer said, emphasising that survivors should have the opportunity to seek accountability on their own terms, when they are ready and strong enough to face the legal challenges of civil litigation.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-i-will-never-walk-away-starmer-stands-firm-as-epstein-fallout-rocks-uk-government-1770738602217">‘I will never walk away’: Starmer stands firm as Epstein fallout rocks UK government</a>&nbsp;The bill also seeks to expand the legal reach to prevent offenders from evading justice by taking victims across state or national borders. Fernández underscored that powerful individuals, like Epstein and his associates, should not be allowed to escape prosecution by moving victims or offenses across jurisdictions.&nbsp;Virginia Giuffre, who tragically passed away by suicide last April at age 41, was a key figure in the movement to hold Epstein and his co-conspirators accountable. Her brother, Sky Roberts, spoke passionately at the press conference, highlighting how this legislation fulfills his sister’s mission to empower survivors to come forward without fear of time constraints. “Today we give Virginia her voice back,” Roberts said.&nbsp;Giuffre’s widow, Amanda Roberts, echoed this sentiment, urging lawmakers to pass the bill in honour of Virginia's fight for justice. “Let this be the moment we choose accountability over denial, courage over comfort, and justice over obstacles,” she said, quoting Virginia's memoir: “We need to make it easier to punish those who victimise others.”&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/ai-3-hour-deadline-for-big-tech-on-illegal-content-1770739572957/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/ai-3-hour-deadline-for-big-tech-on-illegal-content-1770739572957/embed</a>&nbsp;While President Biden’s 2022 law removed the statute of limitations for child sex abuse survivors, including those trafficked, it did not apply retroactively. Schumer emphasised that Virginia’s Law would close any gaps, ensuring that no survivor is denied justice due to arbitrary legal deadlines.&nbsp;The bill also arrives at a time when the Trump administration faces growing criticism for its handling of the Epstein investigation, particularly the redactions in the Epstein Files. Fernandez accused President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi of obstructing justice to protect Epstein’s associates. “We’re coming for you,” she declared. “How dare you use the Department of Justice to protect predators.”

'Justice should not expire': Epstein survivors support new legislation to remove statute of limitations for sex trafficking crimes

On Tuesday (February 10), survivors of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein gathered with Democratic lawmakers on Capitol Hill to introduce a new bill designed to eliminate the statute of limitations for federal sex trafficking offenses. This legislation, known as Virginia’s Law, aims to remove legal obstacles that have long hindered survivors of sexual violence from seeking justice. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and Rep Teresa Leger Fernandez are sponsoring the bill, which is named after Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s most well-known accusers. Schumer explained that the bill would address a system that often allows abusers to avoid responsibility by simply waiting for the clock to run out. “Justice should not expire,” Schumer said, emphasising that survivors should have the opportunity to seek accountability on their own terms, when they are ready and strong enough to face the legal challenges of civil litigation. Also Read: ‘I will never walk away’: Starmer stands firm as Epstein fallout rocks UK government The bill also seeks to expand the legal reach to prevent offenders from evading justice by taking victims across state or national borders. Fernández underscored that powerful individuals, like Epstein and his associates, should not be allowed to escape prosecution by moving victims or offenses across jurisdictions. Virginia Giuffre, who tragically passed away by suicide last April at age 41, was a key figure in the movement to hold Epstein and his co-conspirators accountable. Her brother, Sky Roberts, spoke passionately at the press conference, highlighting how this legislation fulfills his sister’s mission to empower survivors to come forward without fear of time constraints. “Today we give Virginia her voice back,” Roberts said. Giuffre’s widow, Amanda Roberts, echoed this sentiment, urging lawmakers to pass the bill in honour of Virginia's fight for justice. “Let this be the moment we choose accountability over denial, courage over comfort, and justice over obstacles,” she said, quoting Virginia's memoir: “We need to make it easier to punish those who victimise others.” https://www.wionews.com/videos/ai-3-hour-deadline-for-big-tech-on-illegal-content-1770739572957/embed While President Biden’s 2022 law removed the statute of limitations for child sex abuse survivors, including those trafficked, it did not apply retroactively. Schumer emphasised that Virginia’s Law would close any gaps, ensuring that no survivor is denied justice due to arbitrary legal deadlines. The bill also arrives at a time when the Trump administration faces growing criticism for its handling of the Epstein investigation, particularly the redactions in the Epstein Files. Fernandez accused President Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi of obstructing justice to protect Epstein’s associates. “We’re coming for you,” she declared. “How dare you use the Department of Justice to protect predators.”

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein back new legislation aiming to abolish the statute of limitations for sex trafficking crimes, ensuring justice for victims without time constraint

United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Tuesday (February 10) sought to move on from speculation over his future and told a meeting of government ministers that they were “strong and united”. He vowed not to walk away from No. 10 just 19 months into a five-year term.&nbsp;“And I say to them, I will never walk away from the mandate I was given to change this country. I will never walk away from the people that I am charged with fighting for, and I will never walk away from the country I love,” Starmer said in a statement.&nbsp;On Monday, the Labour government led by Starmer came under intense pressure after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demanded his resignation for appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador despite allegedly knowing that he had maintained links with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.&nbsp;Earlier, two of Starmer’s top government officials resigned over the scandal. However, the Prime Minister weathered the storm and emerged intact after party MPs and cabinet colleagues rallied behind him during one of the most difficult days of his leadership.The remarks came after Starmer’s executive director of communications, Tim Allan, resigned on Monday, just five months into the role. His departure followed the resignation of Starmer’s Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney, a day earlier.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/yunus-vows-peaceful-transfer-of-power-hails-upcoming-election-as-defining-moment-for-bangladesh-1770732143141">Yunus vows peaceful transfer of power, hails upcoming election as defining moment for Bangladesh</a>&nbsp;“I have decided to stand down to allow a new No. 10 team to be built. I wish the Prime Minister and his team every success,” Allan said in a statement.&nbsp;The exits of both Allan and McSweeney are linked to a deepening crisis over the appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson as the UK’s ambassador to the United States, after his name resurfaced in the Epstein files with fresh allegations.&nbsp;McSweeney, widely regarded as the architect of Starmer’s 2024 landslide election victory, took “full responsibility” in his resignation letter for recommending Mandelson’s appointment as UK ambassador to the US.&nbsp;Starmer sacked Mandelson in September last year after documents published by the US Congress revealed the extent of the Labour veteran’s relationship with Epstein following the financier’s 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor.

The Labour government led by Starmer came under intense pressure  a day earlier, after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demanded his resignation for appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador

United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Tuesday (February 10) sought to move on from speculation over his future and told a meeting of government ministers that they were “strong and united”. He vowed not to walk away from No. 10 just 19 months into a five-year term. “And I say to them, I will never walk away from the mandate I was given to change this country. I will never walk away from the people that I am charged with fighting for, and I will never walk away from the country I love,” Starmer said in a statement. On Monday, the Labour government led by Starmer came under intense pressure after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demanded his resignation for appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador despite allegedly knowing that he had maintained links with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Earlier, two of Starmer’s top government officials resigned over the scandal. However, the Prime Minister weathered the storm and emerged intact after party MPs and cabinet colleagues rallied behind him during one of the most difficult days of his leadership. The remarks came after Starmer’s executive director of communications, Tim Allan, resigned on Monday, just five months into the role. His departure followed the resignation of Starmer’s Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney, a day earlier. Also Read: Yunus vows peaceful transfer of power, hails upcoming election as defining moment for Bangladesh “I have decided to stand down to allow a new No. 10 team to be built. I wish the Prime Minister and his team every success,” Allan said in a statement. The exits of both Allan and McSweeney are linked to a deepening crisis over the appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson as the UK’s ambassador to the United States, after his name resurfaced in the Epstein files with fresh allegations. McSweeney, widely regarded as the architect of Starmer’s 2024 landslide election victory, took “full responsibility” in his resignation letter for recommending Mandelson’s appointment as UK ambassador to the US. Starmer sacked Mandelson in September last year after documents published by the US Congress revealed the extent of the Labour veteran’s relationship with Epstein following the financier’s 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor.

The Labour government led by Starmer came under intense pressure &nbsp;a day earlier, after Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar demanded his resignation for appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador

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