Introducing the Epstein Exposed Blog
Analysis, guides, and release notes from the most comprehensive Epstein files database
Why We Built This Blog
Since launching Epstein Exposed, we've indexed over 1,400 persons of interest, 4,130 court documents, 500 flight logs, and 2,700 emails from the Jeffrey Epstein case files. But raw data is only part of the picture.
This blog exists to help you understand what these documents actually reveal. We'll break down new DOJ releases, explain the significance of court filings, and provide guides for researchers navigating this complex web of connections.
What to Expect
We're publishing three types of content:
Release Notes
When the DOJ drops a new batch of documents, we'll have analysis ready. These quick-turnaround posts break down what's new, what matters, and how it connects to the broader case.
In-Depth Guides
Evergreen explainers on topics like how to read flight manifests, understanding the legal proceedings, and navigating the network graph. These are designed for researchers, journalists, and anyone serious about understanding the case.
Investigation Reports
Our most detailed work. Deep dives into specific threads within the case files, cross-referencing documents, flight logs, and known connections to surface patterns that aren't obvious from individual records alone.
Every claim in our blog posts links back to specific documents, flight records, or court filings in our database. We don't speculate -- we connect the dots that are already in the public record.
How to Stay Updated
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What's Coming Next
In the coming weeks, we'll publish our first deep-dive analysis on the financial records revealed in recent DOJ batches, a comprehensive guide to understanding the flight log manifests, and an investigation into the timeline of document destruction referenced in multiple depositions.
Stay tuned.
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