Survivors Demand Accountability After Massive Epstein Files Release

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking operation condemn the release of about 3 million government files as incomplete and harmful, saying the dump exposes victims’ identities while shielding powerful enablers and calling for accountability for alleged clients. Attorneys note redaction errors and missteps by the DOJ, and lawmakers pressure for unredacted records and proper congressional oversight as the investigation’s fallout continues. Epstein died in 2019, and figures connected to the case, including notable names referenced in the files, remain under scrutiny.