At least 13 photos removed from justice department Epstein files website
Summary
At least 13 images, including one of President Donald Trump, were temporarily removed from the Department of Justice's website over concerns they might affect victims. The DOJ later reviewed and restored the photo involving President Trump after confirming it did not depict any victims. This decision drew criticism and questions from members of Congress, who are concerned about transparency.Key Facts
- The Department of Justice removed at least 13 photos from its website due to victim concerns.
- One removed photo featured President Trump and was later reviewed and reposted after confirming no victims were depicted.
- Criticism arose from Democrats on the House Oversight Committee about the photo removal.
- The DOJ stated that a New York court flagged the image for potential further action to protect victims.
- Congressman Thomas Massie criticized the DOJ for missing the release deadline, which is required by law.
- The removed files also included images of a room in Epstein's home, featuring artwork and pictures.
- Some images were redacted to protect the identities of women depicted.
- The files were part of a larger release related to the Epstein case.
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