US lawmakers release more photos from Epstein estate featuring high-profile figures, including Trump
US lawmakers in the House Oversight Committee have unveiled new pictures from disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, some featuring several of the most well-known figures in the world, including Donald Trump.
The House Oversight Democrats on Friday released 19 new pictures from Epstein’s estate, including pictures showing Trump, former president Bill Clinton, and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.
“Oversight Dems received 95,000 new photos from Jeffrey Epstein's estate,” the Democrats wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
“These disturbing images raise even more questions about Epstein and his relationships with some of the most powerful men in the world,” the lawmakers said.
The development came after release of an initial number of images and videos of the island estate.
Epstein, a notorious sex offender, who died in prison, would traffick underage girls to his estate on the private island.
The photos also feature former Trump advisor Steve Bannon, actor Woody Allen, and some other high-profile figures.
Many of the men featured in the photos had already been linked to Epstein, but the newly-released photos could shed further light on the extent of those relationships.
The emergence of the latest trove of documents comes ahead of the Justice Department’s highly-anticipated release of its Epstein files next week.
Photos and videos from Epstein’s private Caribbean island offer a fresh look at a site long associated with the late convicted offender’s years of abuse involving young girls and women.
They show several bedrooms, bathrooms, and what appears to resemble a dentist’s chair in one room with masks on the wall, as well as a landline telephone with first names written on the speed dial buttons, including Darren, Rich, Mike, Patrick and Larry.
The estate resembles a luxury resort, featuring a swimming pool, palm trees, and a winding path overlooking the ocean.
One photo appears to capture a study featuring a blackboard. Scribbled on it are words like “power,” “deception,” “plots,” and “political.”
The photos and videos released by the committee, which were all taken from Little St. James Island in the US Virgin Islands, are said to have previously never been made public.
There are several redactions in the images of the phone and the blackboard.
Trump’s ties to Epstein are well known, and a recent batch of emails released by the committee shows that the former had spent hours with one of his most prominent accusers.
She was Virginia Giuffre, one of the most prominent survivors of Epstein's sexual abuse, who died, reportedly by suicide, earlier this year.
Epstein, himself, has emphasized in his emails that Trump knew all about “the girls.”
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