Stop Protecting Epstein's Clients and Co-Conspirators

The Department of Justice is hiding the truth about Jeffrey Epstein. Every day it delays, it protects powerful people instead of survivors.

After years of public outrage, the DOJ promised transparency. Lawmakers were told the long-withheld Epstein files would finally be released without political interference. That promise is already collapsing.

Members of Congress from both parties now say large portions of the Epstein records remain heavily redacted. Those redactions shield the names of wealthy, well-connected individuals who may have enabled or participated in Epstein’s crimes. This is not justice. It is a cover-up.

Recent reporting shows that even after direct pressure from Congress, the DOJ continues to withhold critical information. That includes details about Epstein’s associates, flight logs, and financial networks. Oversight committees are demanding answers about why disclosures are being slow-walked and who authorized the secrecy.

Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna have warned that these redactions go far beyond protecting victims’ privacy. Instead, they appear designed to protect elites. That accusation should alarm every American who believes the law applies equally.

This matters because Epstein did not operate alone. He trafficked and abused minors for years while cultivating relationships with billionaires, politicians, and powerful institutions. His operation depended on silence, access, and protection from consequences.

Survivors have waited decades for accountability. Not just for Epstein, who died in custody, but for everyone who helped him recruit, transport, silence, and exploit victims. When the DOJ hides names and evidence, it sends a devastating message: if you are rich or powerful enough, you are untouchable.

We are demanding immediate action. The DOJ must release the Epstein files with only narrow, victim-centered redactions. It must explain who ordered previous redactions and fully cooperate with congressional oversight.

Sign now to tell the Department of Justice: stop protecting Epstein’s clients and co-conspirators. Release the truth. Respect survivors. Prove that justice in America is not reserved for the few.