DOJ corrects redactions in Epstein files to reveal victim info, denying deliberate withholding.

The Justice Department is correcting redactions in newly released Epstein-related files that may have inadvertently concealed victim information, following scrutiny over transparency. A deputy attorney general's declaration refuted claims by Kash Patel that the files were deliberately withheld, stating the documents were released in compliance with legal requirements. While some materials remain classified for privacy and investigative reasons, officials emphasized ongoing efforts to ensure transparency. The correction aims to balance accountability with victim protection.