Epstein Files: "Several Hundred Thousand" Documents to Release Friday

The U.S. government is set to make public a massive new batch of documents related to the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein this Friday. A senior official stated the release will include "several hundred thousand" pages. Deputy Attorney-General Todd Blanche announced the move, adding that thousands more documents will be unveiled in the "next couple of weeks." These documents are part of a long-running court case connected to Epstein. Previous releases have contained names of associates, though many details were already public. The upcoming files are expected to provide further context to Epstein's network and operations. Officials have not specified the exact contents of this latest batch. The release will likely renew public and media scrutiny of one of the most infamous criminal cases in recent history.