What are Jeffrey Epstein Files and What Do They Contain?

Washington: United States Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday said that they can expect Jeffrey Epstein — child sex offender — details including the flight logs and names of his clients. Reports said that the US Department of Justice will release the details from millionaire financier and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein personal address book today.

What are Jeffrey Epstein files?

Jeffery Epstein Files is a 100-page document which hold key information about his clients including their names, contacts, flight details and other confidential information.

Jeffery Epstein, who was accused of running a large scale child sex trafficking racket, killed himself in 2019 inside his jail cell in Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York city, even when a trial was underway.

What Jeffery Epstein Files may contain?

• The Epstein Files may contain names, contact, flight details and other information of his high-profile clients who were involved in child sex.
• The client list of Jeffery Epstein may include many famous personalities and public figures including politicians, business leaders and actors among others.
• The revelation may also unearth details of ‘Lolita Express’ – the flight which allegedly used to transport guests to his Little Saint James Island in US Virgin Islands.
• The Little Saint James Island is allegedly said to be the place where these child sex crimes used to take place. 
• Epstein files may reveal details on midgets (dwarfs) whom his clients used to abuse sexually.    
• Some names that were earlier published in US court documents during the trial of the case included Bill Gates, Leonardi Di Caprio, Prince Andrew, David Copperfield, Stephen Hawking, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Naomi Campbell, and Michael Jackson among others.

Conservative political commentators spotted with binders reading ‘The Epstein Files’ at White House 

On Thursday, Conservative political commentators posed outside White House holding documents with label reading “The Epstein Files”.

This development came just hours after US Attorney General Pam Bondi promised to de-classify documents on Jeffrey Epstein, who sexually abused underage girls.

The binders seen in the hands of conservative political commentators read “declassified”, however, it was not immediately known what was in these documents.