Full release of Epstein documents could take a week
Documents related to billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in prison while facing charges of establishing a sex trafficking ring involving underage girls, continue to remain at the center of public debate in the United States.
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Speaking to theAxios news website, a White House official stated that approximately 750,000 documents have been reviewed by a team of 200 people and shared with the public so far.
"COULD TAKEANOTHERWEEK"
Stating that the process of releasing all documentsrelated to the Epstein investigation could take another week,the official noted that approximately 700,000 records have yetnot yet examineddrew attention to the fact.
The official emphasized that a significant portion of these documents are duplicate records, and therefore not all 700,000 documents will be released, but thousands of new records are expected to be disclosed.
Growing pressure in the American public and the US Congress following the Department of Justicebegan publishing a portion of the documents related to the Epstein investigation under its purview, as part of the "Epstein Files Transparency Act", in an online database.in an online database.
The latestpublished files featured the name of US President Donald Trump more frequently, while an email from a federal prosecutor revealed that Trump had traveled on Epstein's private jet more often than previously knownas it had revealed.
It was observed that Trump was among the passengers on at least 8 flights between 1993 and 1996, and that on some flights, Epstein's former girlfriend and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell was also present in the records.The processis ongoing.