A video released as part of millions of documents disclosed by the U.S. Department of Justice in the Jeffrey Epstein case shows the convicted sex offender sexually abusing a girl who appears to be underage while presenting her to a camera, according to multiple reviews of the material.
The footage forms part of a large trove of officially released Epstein-related files, which include videos, exhibits, and investigative records. The video itself has been heavily redacted by U.S. authorities to protect the identity of the victim, but its content aligns with long-standing allegations that Epstein documented the sexual abuse of minors.
Epstein, a registered sex offender, is seen engaging in sexual acts with the girl while deliberately positioning her toward the camera, consistent with survivor testimony that he recorded abuse to show or distribute to associates and clients as part of his trafficking operation.
The release of the video is not isolated. It accompanies millions of pages of evidence tied to Epstein’s activities, further reinforcing prior findings that his crimes involved systematic exploitation of minors, often facilitated through coercion, abuse of power, and surveillance.
Survivors have previously testified that Epstein used recordings as part of a broader network of exploitation, a claim that investigators have repeatedly cited as central to the case. The newly released material provides additional documentation supporting those accounts.
Epstein died in federal custody in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges involving minors. Despite extensive evidence and testimony, many individuals alleged to be connected to his abuse network have not faced prosecution, a reality that continues to draw public scrutiny.
The disclosure of this video has renewed calls for full accountability, transparency, and prosecution of all individuals involved in or connected to Epstein’s crimes.
