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Steve
Bannon
in a
meeting
with
Jeffrey
Epstein
in an
undated
photo
released
by
Congress.
House
Oversight
Committee |
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Former
President
Bill
Clinton:
One
photograph
shows
him
posing
with
Epstein,
the
financier's
former
girlfriend
Ghislaine
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House
Democrats
Release
New
Photos
from
Epstein
Estate,
Featuring
Public
Figures
Ashley
Roberts
-
Capitol
Hill
Tell Us
USA News
Network
WASHINGTON
D.C. –
The
ongoing
investigation
into
convicted
sex
offender
Jeffrey
Epstein
has
taken a
new turn
with the
release
of a
batch of
previously
unseen
photographs
by
Democrats
on the
House
Oversight
Committee.
The
undated
images,
obtained
from
Epstein's
email
account
and
computer,
offer
fresh
glimpses
into the
disgraced
financier's
social
circles
and
lifestyle,
featuring
several
wealthy
and
powerful
individuals.
The
release
is part
of the
Oversight
Democrats'
commitment
to
public
transparency
as they
review a
larger
trove of
over
95,000
photos
and
continue
their
investigation
into
Epstein's
horrific
crimes
and the
failure
to
secure
justice
for
survivors.
Key
Figures
Pictured
The 19
photographs
released
on
Friday
are
reportedly
a small
portion
of the
vast
collection
received
from
Epstein's
estate.
The most
scrutinized
images
include:
President
Donald
Trump:
Several
photos
show the
President,
a real
estate
developer
and
friend
of
Epstein
at the
time, at
parties.
One
image
depicts
him
posing
with six
women
whose
faces
are
redacted,
all
wearing
Hawaiian-inspired
leis.
Other
photos
show him
speaking
with a
woman,
with
Epstein
standing
nearby,
and
another
where he
appears
seated
next to
a
redacted
blonde
woman.
Former
President
Bill
Clinton:
One
photograph
shows
him
posing
with
Epstein,
the
financier's
former
girlfriend
Ghislaine
Maxwell,
and
others.
Other
Notable
Individuals:
The
released
photos
also
reportedly
feature
other
high-profile
figures,
including
Virgin
Group
founder
Richard
Branson
with
Epstein,
political
strategist
Steve
Bannon
with
Epstein,
and
former
British
Prince
Andrew
Mountbatten-Windsor
with
Microsoft
magnate
Bill
Gates.
Context
of the
Release
This
public
disclosure
follows
an
earlier
release
on
December
3, 2025,
when the
House
Oversight
Committee
shared
never-before-seen
images
and
video
footage
of
Epstein's
private
islands,
Little
St.
James
and
Great
St.
James,
which
were
taken by
U.S.
Virgin
Island
authorities
in 2020.
Those
images
depicted
the
properties'
interior
and
exterior
but
contained
no
people.
The
Committee's
efforts
come
amid
mounting
pressure
for
greater
disclosure
in the
case,
including
a new
law, the
Epstein
Files
Transparency
Act,
which
President
Trump
signed
last
month,
compelling
the
Justice
Department
to
release
its own
files on
the
Epstein
investigation
by
December
19,
2025.
Democrats
on the
committee,
led by
Ranking
Member
Rep.
Robert
Garcia,
have
stressed
that the
releases
are
intended
to
"ensure
public
transparency
in our
investigation
and to
help
piece
together
the full
picture
of
Epstein's
horrific
crimes."
The
committee
also
received
records
from
J.P.
Morgan
and
Deutsche
Bank,
which
they
intend
to make
public
after
review.
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