Some of the Epstein files have been published by the Trump administration
Among the files are images of former President Bill Clinton lying in a jacuzzi. Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson also appear in the new photos that have been published.
The Donald Trump administration has published new files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, but not all of them, as requested by Congress, despite the deadline set for their publication.
The files include images of former President Bill Clinton lying in a jacuzzi, including Mick Jagger and Michael Jackson.
In one of the images released by the Department of Justice, Clinton appears relaxed in a jacuzzi with her arms behind her head, in which there is also another person, although her face is erased. In the declassified documents there are at least five other images of the former Democratic president, two of them next to Epstein and others seen at a party with singer Mick Jagger.
The authorities stress that the nature of the case has forced the review and censorship of each document in order to protect private information and the identity of the victims.
The United States Department of Justice has created a section on its website called the Epstein Library, which has published 3,965 files of a size of 3 gigabytes and is divided into four new data sets.
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