Naked images remained in Epstein files despite outcry

Epstein’s files contained unflattering images despite public pressure for them to be redacted. BBC Verify has viewed four such images, which depict women in partial states of undress. The women’s faces and bodies are visible and unredacted in these photographs. This discovery comes in the wake of considerable public outcry demanding that such sensitive material be obscured or removed from the files. The presence of these explicit images suggests a failure to adhere to privacy concerns and public sentiment surrounding the ongoing investigations into Epstein’s activities.