Jeffrey Epstein files latest: Trump administration criticized over partial and heavily redacted release

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Survivors of the late Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged sexual abuse have expressed disappointment over a document dump that was heavily redacted and only partially released.

Epstein survivor Liz Stein told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that she thinks the Department for Justice is “really brazenly going against the Epstein Files Transparency Act” – the law which required all documents to be released by Friday.

Jeffrey Epstein files latest: Trump administration criticized over partial and heavily redacted release

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