Epstein case files removed from Justice Dept website
At least 16 files connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case have disappeared from the Justice Department’s public website, including photos showing President Trump, Melania Trump, and other materials such as images of paintings. The Justice Department has not explained why the documents were removed or whether they will be restored. In a post on X, the department said photos and related materials are still under review and being redacted in accordance with the law.
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