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Who was the recipient? Epstein Files Ignite Outrage Over Alleged Torture Email

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Published :  
31-01-2026 18:47|
Last Updated :  
31-01-2026 18:55|
  • An email attributed to Jeffrey Epstein references a torture video and sparks widespread controversy.
  • Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche confirms no images or videos of physical abuse or death were released.

Newly released files linked to Jeffrey Epstein have triggered public concern after an email, attributed to the late financier, appeared to reference a torture video. The email, sent from Epstein’s known address ([email protected]), read: "Where are you? Are you okay? I loved the torture video."


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DOJ Confirms Sensitive Material Excluded

During a press conference on January 30, 2026, US Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche addressed the release of the largest batch of documents in the Epstein case, totaling 3.5 million pages. Blanche stressed that sensitive material had been carefully reviewed and excluded from public release.


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Blanche stated: "The Department of Justice has strictly excluded any images or videos showing physical torture, death, or severe injuries." He added that federal law prohibits public dissemination of such graphic content.

Link Between Email and DOJ Statement

Observers have noted a connection between the circulated email and Blanche’s comments, suggesting the exclusion of violent imagery explains why no explicit torture footage appeared in the released files. Investigators continue to examine the documents for further context and potential links within Epstein’s network.

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