Primary Sources

Direct links to court documents, regulatory filings, congressional records, and investigation files

DOJ Epstein Files Releases

DOJ Epstein Library (all EFTA releases)
DOJ Disclosures page
Jan 30, 2026 DOJ press release
Jan 30, 2026 Letter to Congress

Court Documents

Giuffre v. Maxwell — CourtListener docket
USVI v. JPMorgan — Justia docket
USVI v. JPMorgan — DOJ Epstein Library
Maxwell criminal — DOJ Epstein Library
USVI v. JPMorgan — WSJ complaint PDF

Congressional Documents

House Oversight — Sept 2025 (33,295 pages)
House Oversight — Nov 2025 (20,000+ pages)
House Oversight — Sept 2025 (estate documents)
Google Pinpoint — searchable Nov 2025 release
Senate Finance — Wyden/Black letter (July 2023)
Senate Finance — March 2025 release
Senate Finance — March 2026 Wyden/Black questions
USVI-Black Settlement (Wyden released)

Regulatory Documents (FCA / Jes Staley)

FCA Decision Notice — Staley (PDF)
FCA press release — fine/ban decision
Upper Tribunal decision PDF
Upper Tribunal GOV.UK page
FCA press release — tribunal upheld ban
FCA Final Notice — Staley (PDF)

Corporate Filings (Apollo / Leon Black)

Dechert Report — SEC Exhibit 99.1
Apollo 8-K (Dechert report)
Apollo 8-K (Black resignation, March 2021)
March 2026 securities class action (D&O Diary)

Flight Logs

Epstein flight logs (Internet Archive)
Epstein flight logs unredacted (IA)
Maxwell trial flight log (DOJ PDF)

Contact Books

Epstein 'little black book' — unredacted (IA)
Epstein black book — searchable site
Business Insider — 1997 black book

Epstein Estate / USVI Probate

Estate — USVI Probate
Wexner Foundation letter (August 2019)

Important: The DOJ itself warned that its production “may include fake or falsely submitted images, documents or videos, as everything that was sent to the FBI by the public was included.” Multiple news organizations found examples of inconsistent redactions. DAG Blanche stated explicitly that the DOJ found nothing in the files to support new prosecutions. Appearing in the Epstein files does not constitute evidence of criminal wrongdoing.