Newly unsealed Justice Department files from Jeffrey Epstein’s investigations have exposed chilling evidence of the convicted sex offender’s predatory behavior, including framed photographs proudly displayed in his Little St. James island mansion showing him intimately kissing and cuddling what appear to be very young girls aboard his infamous private jet, known as the “Lolita Express.”
Released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act signed by President Trump in November 2025, the latest batch includes images recovered during FBI raids. One photo depicts Epstein, draped in a robe, cradling a young blonde girl with his eyes closed in apparent contentment. Another shows him seated on the jet with a child on his lap, arms wrapped around her. A third captures him kissing a redheaded girl with pigtails on the head while staring directly at the camera.
These framed images were prominently placed on bookshelves and walls in the island estate, alongside other disturbing content, including photographs of nude infants. Survivors and advocates describe the displays as trophies of Epstein’s systematic abuse, normalizing exploitation amid luxury.
The releases, ongoing amid heavy redactions and delays after discovering over a million additional documents, have reignited outrage. Bipartisan critics decry partial transparency as retraumatizing victims, while no new evidence implicates associates in crimes.
Epstein’s empire preyed on vulnerable teens, trafficking them via his jet to properties where abuse became routine. Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir Nobody’s Girl echoes these horrors, detailing grooming and coercion.
As more files emerge into 2026, these images underscore the depravity shielded by power, fueling demands for full accountability and honoring survivors’ enduring pain.
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