Democrats on the House Oversight Committee on Friday released a second set of photographs obtained from the estate of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The newly published images show Epstein with several political, business and cultural personalities, including US President Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, former President Bill Clinton, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and filmmaker Woody Allen.
One additional photo includes an illustrated depiction of Donald Trump on red packets next to a sign reading “Trump Condom.” (Photo: Social media)
Officials noted that none of the images depict any illegal activity, and that being photographed at an event does not imply involvement in wrongdoing.
Among the released material is a black-and-white photograph of Trump, taken years before his presidency, showing him with several women whose faces have been redacted. Other photos depict Trump standing with Epstein while speaking to a woman at an event, and another with him positioned next to a woman whose face has also been obscured.
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Trump appears in three of the 19 freshly released images, while one additional photo includes an illustrated depiction of him on red packets next to a sign reading “Trump Condom.”
Several images feature Steve Bannon, including one in which Epstein is seated behind a desk facing the former White House strategist. (Photo: Social media)
Another photo captures Bill Clinton posing with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The Clinton image is signed by the former president.
Bannon, Woody Allen and Others Also Seen in Photos
Several images feature Steve Bannon, including one in which Epstein is seated behind a desk facing the former White House strategist. Another shows a mirror selfie of both men.
Additional photographs show Woody Allen in conversation with Epstein while seated in a director’s chair, along with another image depicting Allen speaking with Bannon.
Committee ranking member Representative Robert Garcia strongly criticised what he described as insufficient transparency from federal authorities.
“It is time to end this White House cover-up and bring justice to the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and his powerful friends… These disturbing photos raise even more questions… The Department of Justice must release all the files, NOW,” Garcia said in a statement quoted by NBC.
Additional photographs show Woody Allen in conversation with Epstein. (Photo: Social media)
Democrats said the committee is reviewing over 95,000 photos obtained from Epstein’s estate, with more releases planned “in the days and weeks ahead.” Earlier this month, over 150 photos and videos of Epstein’s private island properties were also released.
Images Show Epstein Properties and Private Spaces
The previously released material included photographs of outdoor pool areas, bedrooms, bathrooms, a room containing a dental chair and a library. The library featured a large desk and a blackboard containing words such as “power,” “truth,” “music,” “deception,” “intellectual,” and “political,” with several additional terms redacted.
Epstein owned two private islands in the US Virgin Islands—Little Saint James and Great Saint James—where he was accused of sexually abusing girls and young women.
A photo captures Bill Clinton posing with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The Clinton image is signed by the former president. (Photo: Social media)
The photographs come as the 30-day deadline approaches for the Department of Justice to release extensive Epstein-related records under legislation signed by President Trump on November 19.
Trump Says He Supports Full Release of Epstein Files
Last month, Trump reversed his position on the release of documents concerning Epstein. After earlier calling the push a “Democrat con job,” he said on Truth Social that he supports full disclosure and has “nothing to hide.”
The files are reported to contain names of high-profile global figures. Prince Andrew has already faced consequences after being named in previously released material. Epstein died in custody in 2019.
