Corpus & Data
What 2.1 Million Documents Look Like
TLDR The Jeffrey Epstein document corpus contains 2,100,266 files across 12 DOJ data sets and 6 source directories, totaling approximately 331 GB. It spans...
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13 investigations
Corpus & Data
The 42% Gap
TLDR The DOJ released approximately 3.5 million pages while acknowledging that more than 6 million pages were identified as potentially responsive — a 42% gap...
Cross-Domain Threads
Victim Privacy Crisis
TLDR The DOJ released documents exposing 43 or more victims' full names including 24 or more minors with home addresses, while heavily redacting perpetrator...
DOJ Datasets
Data Sets 1-8: The December Deadline Release
TLDR 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...
DOJ Datasets
Data Set 9: 531,256 Emails and a Perfect Match
TLDR 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),...
DOJ Datasets
Data Set 10: 950,000 Pages of Deutsche Bank Records
TLDR Data Set 10 contains approximately 950,000 page-level database records derived from 504,000 distinct multi-page PDFs, primarily Deutsche Bank financial...
DOJ Datasets
Data Set 11: The Misidentified Email Trove
TLDR Data Set 11 was publicly described by media outlets and community indexers as "financial ledgers and USVI flight manifests." It is actually...
DOJ Datasets
Data Set 12: 150 Documents and the 'Final Release'
TLDR Data Set 12 is the smallest in the Epstein corpus: approximately 150 supplemental documents occupying 121 MB. Released January 30, 2026 alongside the much...
DOJ Datasets
2.5 Million Missing Pages
TLDR Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche stated DOJ identified "more than six million pages" as responsive to the Epstein Files Transparency Act but...
Legal Proceedings
Democracy Defenders Fund: Suing for the Other 42%
TLDR Democracy Defenders Fund filed a complaint with the Office of Inspector General (OIG — the government's internal watchdog) on February 6, 2026 and Freedom...
Legal Proceedings
The Emergency Takedown: Five Days of Victim Exposure
TLDR DOJ's January 30, 2026 release included unredacted victim names, home addresses, and nude images with visible faces. For five days, this information was...
Congressional Members
Jamie Raskin and the $1.5 Billion Letter
TLDR Rep. Jamie Raskin sent a letter to Deputy AG Todd Blanche on January 31, 2026, citing $1.5 billion in suspicious bank transactions and 200,000 withheld...
Law & Accountability
P.L. 119-38: The Law That Opened the Files
TLDR The Epstein Files Transparency Act (P.L. 119-38) passed the House 427-1 and the Senate by unanimous consent, mandating release of all unclassified Epstein...