FBI memo requests opening of sub‑files in Epstein grand‑jury case

FBI memo requests opening of sub‑files in Epstein grand‑jury case The document shows an internal FBI request to open additional sub‑files for a grand‑jury investigation involving Jeffrey Epstein. It confirms active federal investigative activity and suggests there may be undisclosed evidence or witnesses. While the memo is routine in tone, the reference to a grand jury and the case ID provide concrete leads for FOIA requests or court filings to obtain the sub‑files, making it a strong investigative lead. The controversy is high because Epstein’s case involves alleged sex trafficking and connections to powerful individuals, but the memo itself does not name those actors, limiting immediate public outcry. Key insights: FBI Miami office filed a routine request on 06/22/2007 to open sub‑files in case #31E‑MM‑108062; The case is titled “J sarrRey EPSTEIN” (likely a misspelling of Jeffrey Epstein); The request is for a Federal Grand Jury sub‑file, indicating grand‑jury proceedings were underway