- The Department of Justice (DOJ) has discovered over one million additional records related to Jeffrey Epstein’s case, significantly increasing the volume of documents requiring review.
- This recent uncovering involves files from both the FBI and prosecutors, indicating a more extensive repository of Epstein-related materials than previously acknowledged.
- The DOJ’s review process for these documents is expected to take weeks, resulting in further delays in the release of the files to the public or relevant parties.
- The delay highlights the complex nature of the Epstein investigation and the extensive work required to thoroughly examine the newly found records.
- This discovery may shed new light on Epstein’s activities and connections, potentially leading to additional insights or legal actions.
- The public and legal analysts await the release of these documents, which could impact ongoing investigations and public discourse surrounding the Epstein case.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/doj-discovers-more-than-1m-potential-epstein-records-further-delaying-file-release)
