EpsteinWiki News October 21: State Attorneys General Demand Records as Global Connections, Banking Secrets and Survivor Questions Resurface

From Washington to South Africa, the Epstein investigation keeps expanding while the people owed answers keep waiting Good morning, sleuths. Pour the coffee, sharpen your claws, and open those documents. Today’s Jeffrey Epstein news takes us from congressional offices and international political disputes to decades old banking records, suspicious financial questions, and survivors still demanding …

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Epstein Files News: Judge Warns Todd Blanche as Survivors Sue the Epstein Estate

Missing records, survivor lawsuits, banking careers, and the remarkable durability of institutional amnesia Today’s Epstein files news brings a judicial warning for Attorney General Todd Blanche, a new survivor lawsuit involving child sexual abuse images, a guilty plea over victim fund fraud, and fresh scrutiny of bankers, academics, and businesses within Jeffrey Epstein’s orbit. The …

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Epstein Files News: Leon Black Faces Contempt as Congress Pushes Survivor Protection

Subpoenas, restitution, legal secrecy, and one very nervous political calendar Today’s Epstein files news brings a unanimous contempt vote against Leon Black, new legislation for survivors, another push to release withheld records, and fresh reporting on the lawyers and bankers surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. Congress is suddenly discovering urgency, which is lovely, although survivors have been waiting several …

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What is Happening with the Epstein File Investigations?

Episode 8: What is Happening with the Epstein File Investigations?

The Jeffrey Epstein story is no longer one investigation. It is a collection of congressional inquiries, document disputes, civil lawsuits, state level efforts, and demands for federal prosecution. In this episode of the Butterfly Bureau, we examined the fourteen people Representative Thomas Massie named on the House floor, the testimony of former banking executive Jes …

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Epstein Files News: France Identifies 26 Victims as Estate and Prison Records Face Scrutiny

Survivor testimony, hidden records, and another scavenger hunt for basic accountability Today’s Epstein files news centers survivors who are still forcing governments, courts, and institutions to confront records they would apparently prefer to admire from a locked cabinet. French prosecutors have identified 26 potential victims, Julia Molchanova has publicly shared her experience, and researchers continue examining estate …

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Epstein Files News: Massie Petition Gains Support as Maxwell Transfer Questions Deepen

Bank settlements, hidden prison records, elite excuses, and seventeen lawmakers willing to sign their names Today’s Epstein files news brings growing support for Thomas Massie’s new transparency bill, another look at Bank of America’s $72.5 million survivor settlement, and fresh pressure over Ghislaine Maxwell’s unexplained prison transfer. Meanwhile, researchers continue pulling apart the financial, political, …

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Epstein Files News: Massie Names Alleged Co Conspirators as Bank of America Settlement Wins Approval

Congressional pressure, royal emails, survivor justice, and one remarkably shy prison document Today’s Epstein files news brings new congressional pressure, fresh scrutiny of Norway’s queen, a major survivor settlement, and more questions about Ghislaine Maxwell’s prison transfer. Representative Thomas Massie also named 14 people he believes deserve investigation, although saying a name on the House …

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