Episode 25: The DOJ Data Sets

6 parts

Twelve releases, from the December deadline through 950,000 pages of Deutsche Bank records to the misidentified email trove. Each part builds on the last — investigative analysis drawn from court filings, financial records, and released documents. Browse all episodes or the full investigation archive.

  1. Part 1 Data Sets 1-8: The December Deadline Release DOJ Datasets

    Data Sets 1 through 8 were published on December 19, 2025, exactly 30 days after the Epstein Files Transparency Act became law. The initial release cont...

  2. Part 2 Data Set 9: 531,256 Emails and a Perfect Match DOJ Datasets

    Data Set 9 is the largest single data set by file count: 531,256 email PDFs occupying 94.5 GB. It achieved a perfect disk-to-database match (zero delta)...

  3. Part 3 Data Set 10: 950,000 Pages of Deutsche Bank Records DOJ Datasets

    Data Set 10 contains approximately 950,000 page-level database records derived from 504,000 distinct multi-page PDFs, primarily Deutsche Bank financial...

  4. Part 4 Data Set 11: The Misidentified Email Trove DOJ Datasets

    Data Set 11 was publicly described by media outlets and community indexers as "financial ledgers and USVI flight manifests." It is actually 331,655 PDFs...

  5. Part 5 Data Set 12: 150 Documents and the 'Final Release' DOJ Datasets

    Data Set 12 is the smallest in the Epstein corpus: approximately 150 supplemental documents occupying 121 MB. Released January 30, 2026 alongside the mu...

  6. Part 6 2.5 Million Missing Pages DOJ Datasets

    Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated DOJ identified "more than six million pages" as responsive to the Epstein Files Transparency Act but release...