The Epstein Files: The Disclosure War (2025–2026)

De: G.J Fene

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Nina, a method-driven journalist, races to make sense of a massive DOJ document dump mandated by the Epstein Files Transparency Act, nearly 3.5 million pages plus thousands of videos and images, only to find that disclosure creates its own crisis. As redactions spark political warfare, UN experts warn of botched protections that can retraumatize survivors, while parallel “official” pipelines from Congress and the estate collide online and fuel misreadings. The book follows the institutional battle lines, Congress vs DOJ, compliance vs legitimacy, transparency vs safety, and tracks the international shockwaves and reputational panic that spread beyond U.S. borders. In the end, it argues the archive is not closure but a tool, and the real test is whether society can pursue accountability without creating new victims.