The Unknown Files

26/03/2026

BBC Newsnight featured five Jeffrey Epstein survivors, including Joanna Harrison (who spoke out after her name was unredacted in recent US files), sharing abuse stories from his island and ranch. They discussed trauma, Bill Clinton, and Prince Andrew allegations.

26/03/2026

Mel Gibson did not invest $369k in any TV special “Where Truth Leads, Justice Follows” nor launch a major lawsuit against 13 figures including Pam Bondi.

25/03/2026

On January 30, 2026, the DOJ released over 3 million Epstein files, including 2,000+ videos. Data Set 10 contains ~14 hours of raw footage from his devices: island scenes, young women dancing near a paternity test, redacted p**n, toddler clips, and a Steve Bannon interview. The Free Press published it.

25/03/2026

Newsweek profiles comedian Jeffrey Epstein, a 56-year-old New Yorker now in Oregon who shares the infamous name. He turned the awkward coincidence into self-deprecating stand-up comedy, going viral on Instagram while navigating misunderstandings and building his career with tact.

25/03/2026

Recently surfaced documents reveal Erika Kirk once worked for Jeffrey Epstein, sparking renewed public scrutiny. The disclosure highlights how past associations with controversial figures can reshape perceptions and raise ongoing questions about accountability and historical context.

20/03/2026

20/03/2026

Real justice means no one is above the law. The MoveOn petition demanding full, unredacted release of the Epstein files remains active, though major DOJ batches (totaling ~3.5 million pages, videos, and images) were released by January 2026 under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Critics, including lawmakers and survivors, argue ~2.5 million pages are still withheld or overly redacted, fueling calls for complete transparency and accountability.