Naked images remained in Epstein files despite outcry
Summary
Unredacted images and videos related to Jeffrey Epstein have stayed online despite warnings about improper redaction. U.S. officials began fixing this issue after victims pointed it out, removing thousands of documents. Lawyers representing Epstein's victims criticized the Department of Justice for not protecting their identities properly.Key Facts
- Unredacted images and videos of Epstein victims were available online for several days.
- The Department of Justice (DoJ) stated that these documents were uploaded due to a mistake.
- Nearly 40 separate images were published without proper redaction.
- A New York judge announced that the DoJ agreed to fix the issue quickly.
- Thousands of documents were removed by the DoJ as a response.
- Victims and their lawyers reported "irreparable" harm from the exposure.
- Some files still contained identifiable information about victims as of Wednesday.
- The DoJ is reviewing new requests and ensuring further redaction where needed.
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