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U.S. Department of Justice @TheJusticeDept - U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE
OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
FACT SHEET: THE EPSTEIN FILES RELEASE
Thanks to court seals being lifted as a result of President Trump enacting the Epstein
Transparency Act, the Department of Justice is releasing thousands of pages of photos
and other material related to Jeffrey Epstein.
• The Trump Administration is continuing its unprecedented support for Epstein Transparency
after the Biden Administration declined to make any files public.
• The first Trump Administration was prosecuting Jeffrey Epstein for heinous crimes at the time
of his death. The Obama Administration declined to investigate Epstein.
WHY IS THIS MATERIAL BEING RELEASED NOW?
• Prior to President Trump's enactment of the Epstein Transparency Act, various Judges had
declined the Trump Department of Justice's requests to unseal Epstein related material. The
enactment of the new Law gave the judges a legal predicate they found sufficient for granting
the Trump Administration's standing requests before the Courts to unseal the files.