Gobierno Trump publica parte de los documentos del caso Epstein: caras famosas y páginas censuradas
La enorme cantidad de documentos incluye siete páginas con la lista de nombres de 254 masajistas que están completamente tachados.
TL;DR
- The U.S. Department of Justice started releasing documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
- Many of the released documents are heavily redacted or blacked out.
- Photographs show public figures like Bill Clinton, Mick Jagger, and Michael Jackson with Epstein.
- Some documents include lists of names of potential victims that are completely censored.
- Heavily redacted images of nude or scantily clad figures and censored faces have also been released.
- A photo shows Bill Clinton in a jacuzzi, with part of the image obscured.
- Another photo depicts Clinton swimming with Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's accomplice.
- Prince Andrew is shown in an image with Maxwell, lying on top of five people.
- White House officials used the release to criticize Bill Clinton.
- Bill Clinton's representatives stated he was unaware of Epstein's crimes and cut ties before they were revealed.
- Democratic leaders criticized the heavily censored documents, calling it a fraction of the evidence.
- The existence of links between the mentioned individuals and Epstein was already known.
- No new charges are expected currently, but investigations are ongoing.
- Donald Trump, who was friends with Epstein, pushed for the release of the files after initially resisting.
- Hundreds of thousands more documents are expected in the coming weeks.
- Previous releases by Democratic lawmakers included photos of Epstein with Bill Gates, Richard Branson, and Woody Allen.
- Trump frequented similar social circles as Epstein in the 1990s but has faced no accusations.
- Trump's conservative base is interested in Epstein conspiracy theories.
- The Epstein Records Transparency Act mandates the release of non-classified documents.
- Democrats argue that releasing heavily redacted pages violates the spirit and letter of the law.