Epstein File Explorer

Fully ingested: Datasets 1–8 and 11–12 from the EFTA release, plus the House Oversight Committee records, FBI Vault FOIA, AG Bondi Phase 1 disclosure, flight logs, the black book, court records, the Maxwell proffer, Florida investigation materials, BOP and CBP records, and DOJ/OPR/OIG report bundles.

Dataset 9 (FBI Investigation Files) is roughly ~27% ingested (~140K of ~520K source docs). The remaining ~73% will be brought in across four more batches over the coming weeks. DS9 includes substantial email evidence — private correspondence between Epstein and high-profile individuals seized by the FBI.

Dataset 10 (Images & Videos) — approximately 180,000 images and 2,000 videos seized from Epstein's properties — is not indexed at all due to limited processing capacity.

Epstein's personal emails: a large body of correspondence is already in via DS9 (FBI-seized emails). The standalone email releases from the House Oversight Committee and DOJ are not yet fully ingested here and will follow on the same schedule as the remaining DS9 batches.

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