US Justice Department denies Epstein cover-up, restores photo of Trump to public files

France 24Sunday, December 21, 2025 at 4:39:10 PM
US Justice Department denies Epstein cover-up, restores photo of Trump to public files
  • The US Justice Department has restored a photograph of former President Donald Trump to its public database of Jeffrey Epstein-related files after it was removed, amid accusations from lawmakers that key information was being withheld. The photo was initially taken down but reinstated after officials determined that no victims were present in the image.
  • This development is significant as it addresses concerns regarding transparency in the ongoing investigations related to Epstein, a convicted sex offender whose connections to powerful figures have raised public scrutiny. The restoration of the photo may also influence perceptions of the Justice Department's handling of Epstein's case and its implications for high-profile individuals involved.
  • The release of this photo comes at a time when lawmakers are actively seeking to unveil more information about Epstein's network, with recent disclosures of additional photographs featuring Trump and other prominent figures. This situation highlights the ongoing debate over accountability and the public's right to access information related to high-profile criminal cases, as well as the complexities surrounding the legal proceedings against Epstein's associates.
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