The House Oversight Committee has released a batch of around 70 photos from the estate of late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. It's the third such release from a tranche of over 95,000 photos the committee has acquired from Epstein's estate. It includes images of quotes from the book 'Lolita' written across a woman's body and redacted images of women's foreign passports. This comes hours before the 19 December deadline for the Department of Justice to release all files related to its investigation into Epstein. 'These new images raise more questions about what exactly the Department of Justice has in its possession,' said ranking member of the committee, Robert Garcia.
The photos released show Epstein interacting with known figures such as professor Noam Chomsky, Bill Gates, and former Alphabet president Sergey Brin. It's important to note that appearing in the photographs does not equate to wrongdoing, as many individuals pictured maintain they were uninvolved in Epstein's criminal acts.
Accompanying the photo release, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee elaborated that the Epstein estate did not provide context or timing for the images. The selected photos intend to offer public insight into Epstein's disturbing activities and his extensive network. Among the releases, some images depict disturbing quotes from Vladimir Nabokov's 'Lolita' inscribed on women's bodies.
The committee possesses thousands of images from Epstein's estate, and the landscape of information surrounding them is both elaborate and concerning. As the deadline for the DOJ approaches, the public awaits further transparency in the ongoing investigation.
The photos released show Epstein interacting with known figures such as professor Noam Chomsky, Bill Gates, and former Alphabet president Sergey Brin. It's important to note that appearing in the photographs does not equate to wrongdoing, as many individuals pictured maintain they were uninvolved in Epstein's criminal acts.
Accompanying the photo release, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee elaborated that the Epstein estate did not provide context or timing for the images. The selected photos intend to offer public insight into Epstein's disturbing activities and his extensive network. Among the releases, some images depict disturbing quotes from Vladimir Nabokov's 'Lolita' inscribed on women's bodies.
The committee possesses thousands of images from Epstein's estate, and the landscape of information surrounding them is both elaborate and concerning. As the deadline for the DOJ approaches, the public awaits further transparency in the ongoing investigation.
