Epstein Files: The 6 Names the DOJ Didn't Want You to See

Summary by Krater

An analysis of the recent release of unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files by the Department of Justice, examining the continued redaction of names and the involvement of prominent figures such as Prince Andrew, Les Wexner, and Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem.

From the video

Answers: What is the truth behind the unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files released by the Department of Justice?

• Epstein files release
• Department of Justice transparency
• Redaction of documents
• Prince Andrew Epstein connections
• Les Wexner Epstein finances
• Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem emails
• Congressional oversight of DOJ
• Saily eSIM promotion

What it concludes

• The Department of Justice identified 6 million files under the act, but only released about half.
• Lawmakers Ro Khanna and Thomas Massie spent two hours in a secure room and uncovered at least six men whose identities had been inappropriately redacted.
• The FBI had already scrubbed many of the records before they reached DOJ lawyers, violating transparency laws.
• Leslie Wexner paid Epstein a $100 million private settlement in 2008 to avoid public attention.
• Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem exchanged inappropriate messages with Epstein regarding training a Russian masseuse.
• Howard Lutnick visited Epstein's island in 2012 and was involved in business agreements with him until 2014.