FBI Reviews Tens of Thousands of Videos in Epstein Case

Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that the FBI is actively reviewing tens of thousands of videos related to Jeffrey Epstein, many involving children and child pornography, with hundreds of victims identified. Bondi explained that the sheer volume and sensitive nature of the material are causing delays in releasing further Epstein files, emphasizing the FBI's diligence and the need to protect victim identities. She dismissed claims that files are missing or destroyed, assuring that the investigation is ongoing and records are being carefully examined. Recent pressure from watchdog groups and lawmakers has increased calls for transparency, particularly regarding the identification of Epstein's associates, but authorities stress the importance of balancing public interest with victim privacy. The case has led to significant law enforcement actions, including the arrest of over 200 alleged child sex predators as part of related investigations. The continuing review underscores the scale and complexity of the Epstein case and the involvement of high-profile individuals.