Epstein survivors call for full release of files in video

BBC News - WorldEN 2 min read 100% complete February 9, 2026 at 02:11 PM

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Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein appeared in an advertisement released by World Without Exploitation on Super Bowl Sunday, calling for the full release of files related to the deceased sex offender. The advertisement highlights that while the DOJ was legally required to release all files in December 2023, millions remain unreleased or heavily redacted. The DOJ claims withheld files are either unrelated, duplicates, or protected by deliberative process or attorney-client privilege. Survivors in the video, with redaction marks over their mouths, state "we all deserve the truth" and urge Attorney General Pam Bondi to release the remaining files. While released on Super Bowl Sunday, the advertisement was not aired during the game due to the high cost of commercial time.

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Key Player Opposition Context

Reuters 40% Super Bowl ×350% Pam Bondi 50% Epstein Files Transparency Act 60% Todd Blanche 60% United States ×270% World Without Exploitation 70% United States Department of Justice (DOJ) ×380% Jeffrey Epstein 90%

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epstein survivors 100% release of files 90% transparency 70% redaction 60% us department of justice 60% attorney-client privilege 50% deliberative process privilege 50% jeffrey epstein 40% sex offender 40%