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Here’s What’s in the DOJ’s Epstein File Release—and What’s Missing

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Much of the imagery is familiar from previous releases, and includes things like a photo of a stuffed tiger, a photo of a framed Times of London cover of Princess Diana placed at the back of a closet, photos of the many paintings of nude women in Epstein’s townhouse, and framed photos of Epstein associates like Trump and Woody Allen.

Volume 2

The second volume contains 574 photos and one four-second video. Many of the photos feature Epstein and Maxwell in various locations. Several celebrities and politicians also appear in the photos, including actors Chris Tucker and Kevin Spacey, singer Michael Jackson, and Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards—none of whom appear in suspicious or compromising positions.

However, Bill Clinton appears multiple times in the second batch of images. In one photo, he is shirtless in a pool with a woman whose identity has been redacted; a photo that appears to have been taken at the same location shows Clinton and Maxwell in the pool. Clinton also appears in multiple photos with women whose identities have been redacted.

Clinton took four trips with Epstein in 2002 and 2003, including a humanitarian trip to Africa and London. During a portion of that trip, he was accompanied by Tucker and Spacey, according to The New York Times.

(Clinton spokesperson Angel Ureña released a statement reading, in part, “They can release as many grainy 20-plus-year-old photos as they want, but this isn’t about Bill Clinton.”)

Dozens of photos feature Jean-Luc Brunel, a modeling agent and close friend of Epstein’s. The photos show Brunel with Epstein and Maxwell in multiple locations, as well as aboard what appears to be Epstein’s infamous private jet. In several images, Maxwell is seen massaging Brunel’s feet and sticking one foot between her breasts.

Brunel was arrested by French authorities in 2020 as part of a sex trafficking and sexual assault investigation into Epstein, and charged with rape of minors over 15 and sexual harassment. Brunel denied any wrongdoing. In 2022, Brunel was found dead, hanged in his jail cell.

Volume 3

The third volume contains several hundred photos. One of those, which appears to have been framed, shows a man who appears to be Prince Andrew posing on his side on the laps of at least four women, whose faces are all redacted. A smiling Maxwell, and a woman whose face is redacted, stand in the background.

Many of the photos, however, may have been printed out as they appeared in digital storage, since the individual photo names, the file extensions, and album names are all visible. Many images with those markers include Clinton, and several were seemingly taken on a group vacation to Thailand that Clinton is alleged to have taken with Epstein and Maxwell. Clinton also joined the couple for at least one leg of a multiple-destination vacation that stopped in China, Paris, and Stockholm, another that stopped in New York, Los Angeles, and London, another trip to Africa and London, and another trip to Morocco. In one photo, Clinton is shown with a woman, whose face is redacted, sitting on Clinton’s lap.

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