The Doj moves to an electing the transcriptions of the Grand Jury of Epstein, citing the public interest

In the direction of the Attorney General Pam Bondi, the Ministry of Justice (DOJ) officially transferred to under the transcriptions of the Grand Jury with a long-secret case of the Jeffrey Epstein case, citing what it called an intense public interest in the notorious investigation into sexual trafficking.

Deputy Prosecutor General Todd Blanche submitted the request before the Federal Court of Manhattan, urging a judge to disclose the transcriptions of the Grand Jury of Epstein in 2019 and those of the prosecution of the sentenced Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, within the framework of a new transport by the ministry.

Earlier this month, the DoJ and the FBI published a memorandum describing an “exhaustive review” of their Epstein investigation files. This internal examination sought to determine whether evidence could justify the invoicing of additional people, but he concluded that “no evidence of this type was discovered” against undertaken third parties.

Since the release of memo on July 6, officials say that the public interest in its conclusions has remained high.

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In this 2005 photo, the infamous pedophile Jeffrey Epstein poses with his arm around the longtime confidant and co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell. (Joe Schildhorn / Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

Although the department maintains that it respects the conclusions of the note, the file stresses that “transparency to the American public is of the utmost importance for this administration”. Given the intense public interest, the DOJ declared in court that he was disappointing the underlying transcriptions of the Grand Jury to shed light on his investigation in the Epstein case.

The DoJ said that he would work with prosecutors to expel all victims names and personal identification information before any version.

“Transparency in this process will not be at the expense of our obligation under the law to protect the victims,” said the request.

Epstein, 66, was charged by a large New York jury on July 2, 2019 for sex trafficking. Just over a month later, on August 10, 2019, he died suicide in his prison cell while waiting for the trial, and the case was rejected.

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The Doj’s file claims that it will protect the privacy of Epstein victims while disturbing evidence of the Grand Jury. (Getty Images)

Epstein’s long -standing confidant Ghislaine Maxwell was charged by a large jury in 2020 for several charges related to the militant trafficking and constraint.

She was sentenced in December 2021 and sentenced to 20 years in prison. Maxwell’s convictions were confirmed on appeal in 2024, and asked the United States Supreme Court to examine her business.

The procedures of the great jury are normally secret by law, or as the request says, “a tradition of law according to which a great jury before a great jury remains generally secret”. But the deposit notes this tradition “is not absolute”.

The federal courts recognized “certain” particular circumstances “when the Grand Jury files are published are appropriate even outside the usual exceptions, as when a case has significant public or historical importance.

The Ministry of Justice asked Friday to publish evidence and testimonies of the great juries of Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. (American Department of Justice / Mega)

The DoJ maintains that the case of Epstein is exactly a very special circumstance given its unprecedented notoriety.

“Officials, legislators, experts and ordinary citizens remain deeply interested and concerned about the Epstein affair,” notes the motion.

The motion underlines that a judge of Florida ordered last year the release of certain records of the Grand Jury of Epstein after having concluded that the financier was “the most infamous pedophile in American history” and that the facts of the case of Epstein “tell a story of national shame”.

According to the story of the DoJ, the sealed transcriptions of the Grand Jury are “critical pieces of an important moment in the history of our country” and “it is time for the public to guess what they contain should end”.

The motion stresses that the death of Epstein means that the interests of private life on its side are now “considerably reduced”. And even if Maxwell still fights his conviction, the prosecutors said that the extraordinary public exam around the Epstein saga justified to continue now.

For these reasons, the DoJ urges the Court to conclude that Epstein and Maxwell’s affairs are qualified as public interest issues and grant the non-compliance with the Grand Jury transcriptions while lifting any protection order.

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The infiltration would unprecedent one of the most notorious criminal affairs in America, a move which, according to the ministry, is legally justified and necessary in the name of public responsibility.

The DoJ did not immediately respond to the request for comments from Fox News Digital.

Mike Ruiz of Fox News contributed to this report.