Archive · 22 Nov 2025
US to Release Jeffrey Epstein Files by 19 December
The US government is going to release all its files on Jeffrey Epstein, a rich man accused of sexually abusing underage girls, before Christmas.
These files include notes, reports, and other evidence from investigations.
They won't show the names of victims or any explicit content.
Even though the main investigations are over, a new probe into people connected to Epstein has started.
There's no list of famous men who knew Epstein, as some people thought there might be.
US government to release Epstein files before Christmas
Files include records from Florida investigation, Manhattan investigations, and internal communications
No 'client list' of famous men who associated with Epstein exists, according to Justice Department
Files will not include personally identifiable information of victims or explicit content
Investigations into Epstein and Maxwell are closed, but a new probe into people associated with Epstein has been ordered
- Who
- Jeffrey Epstein, a millionaire accused of sexually abusing underage girls
- What
- US government to release Epstein files
- When
- Before 19 December
- Where
- In a searchable and downloadable format online
- Why
- To provide transparency after years of public and political pressure
Transparency Advocates
Privacy Advocates
Release of files
Transparency Advocates
Important for public to know the full truth about Epstein's activities
Privacy Advocates
Could invade privacy of victims and others not charged with crimes
- Files to be released
- All unclassified documents and investigative materials related to Epstein
- Files not authorized for release
- Anything containing a victim's personally identifiable information or explicit content
- Release date
- No later than 19 December
- New investigation
- Ordered by Attorney General Pam Bondi into people associated with Epstein
