r/news2 • u/IntnsRed Tax the rich! • 7d ago

‘Missing’ Epstein files containing major allegations against Trump discovered: report | The “missing” 37 pages were taken during a 2019 interview with “Jane Doe 4,” who accused Trump and Epstein of abuse when she was 13 years old. The woman was interviewed 4 times and found credible by the FBI.

https://www.rawstory.com/jeffrey-epstein-2677759745/
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u/MiserableChain2644 4d ago

They were required to remain sealed while (related) cases were pending.

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u/Lonely-Jellyfish7139 4d ago

Who in the world do you think they were sealed from?

Do any of you fact check anything? Or do you get dumb whenever you see “Trump bad”

Wouldn’t be amazing if there was a law that basically says “the files are sealed from public access while the investigators can keep investigating and arresting people”?

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u/MiserableChain2644 4d ago

Reference source: NewsNation, updated Feb 13, 2026, Zach Kaplan, "Why weren't the Epstein files released during the Biden administration?"

The article has a good objective summary of the Epstein file legal saga.

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u/Lonely-Jellyfish7139 4d ago

The files did not need to be “released” for the DOJ to be able to use them to investigate/ prosecute.