New Delhi: The case of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged suicide has now become a global topic of discussion. In a dramatic development this week, the US Department of Justice released thousands of documents and several photographs from the long-running Jeffrey Epstein investigation, sparking widespread outrage.

A reinvestigation of the entire case has begun, accompanied by a massive debate on social media. New questions are being raised about transparency and the limits of government disclosure in this case. The disturbing new images of Epstein have fueled public anger.

Among the piles of documents released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, lawmakers and the public have drawn attention to disturbing new photographs. These show Epstein in close physical contact with minors. Some of the images have provoked outrage.

Why the anger?

Public anger over the Epstein files is growing. Some of the images depict him in various locations in ways that appear to be to exploitation. These include photos where he is seen kissing and hugging young girls. There are also other heavily edited frames showing minors in private settings.

According to reports, these visuals were taken in places such as Epstein’s private jet and his Little St. James Island estate. This is part of a large amount of material released to meet a legal deadline.

The DOJ has redacted much of the identifying information to protect the victims. However, the release of these images has reignited anger among survivors, advocacy groups, and commentators.

Key Details of the Disclosure

The information released under the law signed this year was intended to open previously sealed grand jury materials, investigative files, and photographs to public scrutiny. Critics have described the process as incomplete and heavily censored. Reports also indicate that hundreds of pages have been edited, either fully or partially. At least 16 files, including one containing a historical photograph of President Donald Trump with Epstein, have been affected.