Warning: This post contains language readers may find disturbing. The Justice Department now says a handwritten letter it released Tuesday that was signed by “J. Epstein” and addressed to convicted ...

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WASHINGTON — Editor's Note: After publishing this article, the DOJ shared on X that the letter was determined by the FBI to be a fake. Documents released earlier this week by the United States ...

A letter that appears to have been written by Jeffrey Epstein to serial sex abuser Larry Nassar, a former Michigan State University doctor, is among a batch of documents released this week by the U.S.

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The Justice Department on Tuesday said a postcard depicting Jeffrey Epstein indicating President Trump loved “young” girls was a “fake,” saying the document had been flagged for the FBI at the time.

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UPDATE: The Department of Justice Tuesday shared via social media hours after the document release that a letter included in their release, purportedly written by Jeffrey Epstein and mailed to Larry ...

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