DOJ ordered to unredact more Epstein files including vile email referencing a 'torture video'

A federal judge ordered the Justice Department Thursday to reveal more information from hundreds of thousands of recently released files about the case of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein or provide a detailed explanation for why it could not do so. In his order, Sullivan noted that the Epstein Files Transparency Act, signed into law by President Trump this past November, 'required the production of the covered documents and the redaction log by December 19, 2025. The acting Attorney General Todd Blanche conceded that he is in violation of the Act.' The acting attorney general has insisted that the DOJ has no new material to release about the Epstein case, arguing that any documents the department currently has are duplicates of files already made public or contain explicit material about victims of the disgraced financier.