Newly released photos by the House Oversight Committee Democrats feature Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Donald Trump. The committee, based in Washington, decided to share 19 images from Epstein’s estate, showcasing the late financier’s connections to various influential individuals now under scrutiny.
Among the images are Bill Gates and Steve Bannon, part of over 95,000 pictures provided by Epstein’s estate. These photos do not indicate any illegal acts by the individuals pictured, with details about the time and location of the images remaining unclear.
One photo depicts Trump alongside six women with their faces obscured. Another image shows a bowl of novelty condoms bearing a Trump caricature, priced at $4.50 each with the phrase “I’m HUUUUGE!” inscribed on them.
Additional photos include Bannon and Epstein posing in a mirror, Ghislaine Maxwell with another couple, and Larry Summers with lawyer Alan Dershowitz. Rep. Robert Garcia highlighted the release of “over 95,000 photos” showing Epstein’s associations with wealthy and powerful figures and thousands of images of women and Epstein’s properties.
Epstein, who died in a New York jail in 2019 while facing sex trafficking charges, had these photos released separately from the Department of Justice case files. The images lacked captions and context, including a black-and-white photo of Trump with six anonymous women.
Democrats plan to unveil more photos in the coming days to pressure the Trump administration regarding their prior reluctance to disclose documents related to the Epstein investigation. Rep. Garcia urged justice for Epstein’s survivors and criticized the White House for not commenting on the photos.
Trump, distancing himself from Epstein, emphasized their severed ties long before the legal troubles arose. Similarly, Clinton downplayed his connection to Epstein, stating he was unaware of the financier’s criminal activities. Andrew lost his royal titles due to his association with Epstein, though he denies any misconduct.
The Republican-led committee received the images from Epstein’s estate for their ongoing inquiry. Despite claims of selective release and false narratives by the committee spokesperson, no evidence of wrongdoing has been found in the documents. The ongoing investigations continue to reveal new leads through the documents, emails, and communications obtained from Epstein’s estate.