Justice Department Releases Epstein Flight Logs and Masseuse Lists Amid Criticism
# Epstein Files LIVE: Flight Logs and Masseuse Lists Released Alongside New Photos of Celebrities
The Justice Department has unveiled a significant release of documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein's case, including detailed flight logs and lists of masseuses associated with the notorious financier. This information was made public on a recent afternoon, stirring controversy and raising questions about the transparency of the release.
Among the materials disclosed, one particularly contentious document emerged from a New York grand jury. This document, which spans 119 pages, has been largely redacted, drawing sharp criticism from lawmakers. California Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna remarked, "They released one document from a New York grand jury of a 119 pages totally blacked out. This despite a New York judge ordering them to release that document, and our law requires them to explain redactions. There's not a single explanation for why that entire document was redacted."
While the Justice Department maintains that "all reasonable efforts have been made to review and redact personal information," the lack of clarity and the heavy redactions have ignited further calls for accountability and oversight. Critics argue that the release does not adhere to the standards set forth in the Epstein Transparency Act championed by Congressman Thomas Massie and others.
As the fallout continues, the public's appetite for transparency regarding Epstein's connections and activities remains high, particularly given the high-profile individuals involved.