Though the first phase of the release of the Epstein files may have been underwhelming, FBI agents are reportedly working around the clock to ensure that all remaining files are released to the public.

From The Gateway Pundit. The FBI’s flagship New York field office has reportedly shifted its focus to a single mission: reviewing and redacting the Jeffrey Epstein case files for public release.

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According to a bombshell report from Vanity, over a thousand agents and civilian employees are burning the midnight oil—some pulling 12-hour overnight shifts—to pore over the late sex trafficker’s records.

The news outlet reported: …

ABC News, citing unnamed sources, reported that up to a thousand FBI agents—“many of whom are usually focusing on national security matters”—had been pulled into the effort to review the files. The network also quoted FBI spokesperson Ben Williamson as saying, “Director Patel is committed to full transparency and justice.” (Williamson did not respond to multiple requests to comment for this story.)

Far-left CNN confirmed the frenzy, noting agents are hunched over computers, redacting files at breakneck speed to meet deadlines set by Attorney General Pam Bondi. …

According to the Wall Street Journal, FBI agents have been directed to redact only the names of victims and their personally identifiable information—such as phone numbers and social media handles—during their review, sources said.

The victims’ city and state, however, must remain visible. Reviewers were specifically instructed not to redact large portions of text and were told that names of third parties, including witnesses, relatives of victims, and others connected to them, are not to be protected. …

It can be recalled that the so-called “Epstein Files: Phase One” was a colossal disappointment — heavily redacted pages handed over to a select group of MAGA influencers. …

During a new interview with Mark Levin, Bondi provided a crucial update, confirming that she had only received about 120 pages of documents—despite being “assured” this was all that existed.

But through an independent source, she discovered that the Southern District of New York (SDNY) has been sitting on thousands of pages related to Epstein, keeping them away from the public eye. …

Trump revealed that despite ongoing deep-state resistance, particularly from the FBI, the process is advancing and will culminate in major disclosures in the coming weeks. …

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