37 Epstein-related pages, including a 2019 allegation against Trump, are missing due to labeling errors, and the DOJ says no more documents will be released.

As of March 6, 2026, 37 pages from the Epstein-related files remain unaccounted for, including FBI interview notes and law enforcement reports tied to a 2019 allegation that Donald Trump sexually assaulted a woman as a minor. The Justice Department said the documents were mistakenly withheld due to labeling errors and are being reviewed for release. Additional files, including uncorroborated claims and previously redacted images, were released amid criticism over transparency and redaction mistakes. The DOJ stated it has completed its review of over 6 million documents, found no new evidence, and will not release further materials, despite ongoing public and political scrutiny.