The Justice Department Released Over 3 Million Pages of Jeffrey Epstein Investigation Files The Justice Department on Friday released more than 3 million pages of files connected to the investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, following a law passed by Congress last year that compelled the Trump administration to do so. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated at a news conference that the department had completed its review of the files and emphasized that the White House had “no oversight” of the process. Documents Include References to Trump and Other Prominent Figures The files released Friday contain mentions of President Donald Trump and other influential individuals, such as Elon Musk, Bill Clinton, and a former Obama White House counsel. CNN reporters have analyzed the documents, with highlights provided below: Editor’s Note: This story includes graphic and disturbing descriptions of sexual violence. FBI Compiled List of Sexual Assault Allegations Against Trump According to CNN’s Jeremy Herb, FBI officials compiled a list of sexual assault allegations involving President Donald Trump in August. Many of these allegations, as noted in the documents, appear to have originated from unverified tips. The list was included in the newly released Jeffrey Epstein files. Unclear Motivation for the Trump Allegations List It remains unclear why the FBI officials created the list of Trump-related allegations last year. The document was part of emails sent by officials from the FBI’s New York field office, which operates the Child Exploitation & Human Trafficking Task Force. The allegations are described as unverified, with some being secondhand information. Documents Temporarily Removed and Restored Two versions of the document were briefly taken down from the Justice Department’s website on Friday afternoon before being reinstated without visible changes. A DOJ official cited “overload” as the reason for the temporary removal, stating the file was back online. Follow-Ups on Some Allegations The document indicates that some allegations were investigated. One was forwarded to the FBI’s Washington field office for an interview, while another was deemed not credible. A note in the file asks, “Was there anything in the file regarding follow-up with the below individuals? 302s. etc?” Allegations Against Former President Bill Clinton The files also include allegations against former President Bill Clinton, who has denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein. The White House directed a reporter to the Justice Department’s press release, which notes that “this production may include fake or falsely submitted images, documents, or videos, as everything that was sent to the FBI by the”