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New images show Epstein with prominent men

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December 13, 2025

House Democrats release 19 photos received from the sex offender's estate.

- BY ANA CEBALLOS

New images show Epstein with prominent men

DONALD TRUMP is shown with financier Jeffrey Epstein in an undated photo provided by Epstein's estate.

(House Oversight and Government Reform Committee)

House Democrats on Friday released 19 photographs from Jeffrey Epstein’s private email server showing a collection of powerful men in politics, media and Hollywood in the convicted sex offender's orbit.

The photographs — which were released without information on the timing, location or context of the events portrayed — do not reveal any wrongdoing or show sexual acts but offer more detail about Epstein’s well known associations with prominent men.

The 19 images selected and released by Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee are a small slice of more than 95,000 photographs the committee received on Thursday from Epstein’s private estate, Rep. Robert Garcia, the top Democrat in the committee, told reporters on Friday.

Garcia, of Long Beach, added that the release of the images is an exercise in transparency, and said it serves as an example of why Democrats want to keep the pressure on the Trump administration to release its Epstein files ahead of a Dec. 19 deadline mandated by a law passed by Congress in November.

“I think people should be able to make judgments on their own as to what they see in these photos,” Garcia said. “For us this is about transparency.”

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