February 11: DOJ Releases 3 Million Epstein Files, Names Tech Giants

• DOJ Release The Department of Justice released 3 million pages of Jeffrey Epstein files following mounting public pressure, representing one of the largest document dumps in the case to date. Deputy Attorney General stated the department 'didn't protect' Trump in the release, addressing speculation about political motivations. The massive release comes more than a month after an initial deadline, with the vast majority of materials having remained unreleased until now. ABC News →
• Tech Billionaires Bill Gates and Elon Musk are among the prominent tech figures whose names appear in the latest batch of Epstein files released by federal authorities. The documents show various connections and interactions between these high-profile individuals and Epstein's network. Kimbal Musk, Elon's brother and Boulder resident, also appears in the newly released files, adding another tech industry connection to the sprawling case. CBS News →
• Trump Donald Trump's name appears throughout the newly released Epstein files, contradicting earlier claims from his team about minimal connections to the disgraced financier. The documents reveal details about Trump's interactions within Epstein's circle that differ significantly from what the Trump team had previously asserted. The revelations come at a politically sensitive time as Trump prepares for his return to the presidency. CNN →
• FBI Investigation As pressure mounted to release the Epstein files, FBI employees compiled allegations against other men beyond Jeffrey Epstein in their sex trafficking investigation. The documents provide four key takeaways about how federal investigators approached the complex case involving multiple potential suspects. This reveals the broader scope of the FBI's investigation extended well beyond Epstein himself, encompassing a network of individuals who may have been involved in or aware of the alleged trafficking activities. CNN →