Khaberni - The latest batch of photos from the sex offender Epstein's files, released by the U.S. Department of Justice, contains "disturbing and horrifying" images that appear to show the late financier kissing and caressing young girls.
These detestable shots, previously unreleased, were framed and displayed on a carefully carved wooden bookshelf inside his vast mansion on "Little Saint James" Island in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
In the new photos, the notorious financier is seen wearing a robe, looking relaxed with his eyes closed, while embracing a very young blonde girl in his arms.
Another photo shows Epstein smiling broadly while sitting on a plush seat in a private jet, his arm wrapped around a young girl wearing a light blue jacket.
In a third horrifying picture, Epstein looks directly at the camera as he kisses a red-haired girl who appears to have braided hair.
Another deeply disturbing image shows a picture hanging on one of Epstein's walls of a naked baby bathing in a tub inside a sink.
In all cases, the girls' faces have been obscured with large black squares, a measure the Justice Department said was taken to protect the identities of potential victims.
It appears that the unnamed children in the photos are much younger than the teenagers Epstein admitted to paying for sex in a plea deal he made with federal prosecutors in 2008.
These photos were among thousands of Epstein records, large portions of which were redacted, released by the Justice Department on Friday to comply with a 30-day deadline imposed by Congress.
Their release comes shortly after it was revealed that a former employee of Epstein reported to the Federal Bureau of Investigation that he had an interest in "child pornography", but apparently, no federal action was taken.
Jeffrey Epstein was a wealthy and prominent American financier turned convicted sex trafficker, known for his sex trafficking and abuse of underage girls. He established a vast network of connections with influential figures in politics, business, and society. He died in his jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on serious federal charges, leaving behind a saga of scandals and ongoing investigations, and triggering a wave of conspiracy theories about his death, which was ruled as "suicide".
