The US Ministry of Justice revealed my large files in the Epstein case

The U.S. Department of Justice has decisively moved to disclose documents related to one of the most high-profile cases in U.S. history. According to the financial platform Jin10, senior officials of the Department announced new extensive materials that have been gathered and are now at the disposal of authorities. This massive collection of files includes over three million pages of documents, covering 2,000 video materials and 180,000 photographs and images.

The disclosure of such a large-scale collection of files pertains to the Jeffrey Epstein case, an American businessman whose activities sparked an international scandal. Rumors about his involvement in sexual crimes and human trafficking shocked the public and influential figures worldwide.

The published collection of materials tells an ongoing story about the complexity of the investigation and the scale of documentation in such a sensitive case. Each of the 300 million pages, video content, and millions of images represents a separate element of the extensive review of the case, now accessible to the public. This disclosure of files demonstrates the transparency of the American judicial system in handling the most significant cases.