They promised transparency. We document the cover-up.

Sourced, chronological timelines documenting how U.S. officials deflected, obstructed, and suppressed transparency on the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Every claim linked to the public record.

77% want all files released Zero co-conspirators indicted ~3M pages still unreleased

Donald Trump and Melania Trump posing with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at a social event — Trump, Melania, Epstein, and Maxwell. This photo was among 16 files that disappeared from the DOJ website within 24 hours of the December 19, 2025 release.

Documented Officials

Karoline Leavitt

White House Press Secretary

11 events

As White House Press Secretary, Leavitt branded Epstein scrutiny a 'Democrat hoax,' contradicted her own statements within 24 hours, repeatedly ignored questions about victims, abruptly ended briefings when questions grew pointed, cited nonexistent evidence, and called a woman who alleged Trump assaulted her as a minor a 'sadly disturbed woman' — despite FBI agents finding her credible.

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Pam Bondi

U.S. Attorney General

19 events

Bondi claimed the Epstein client list was 'sitting on her desk,' staged a binder stunt with recycled documents, oversaw a release that exposed 100+ victims while redacting co-conspirators, called Rep. Raskin a 'washed-up loser lawyer,' refused to face survivors, investigated only Democrats, and delivered zero co-conspirator indictments — prompting a bipartisan House subpoena.

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Todd Blanche

Deputy Attorney General

13 events

Trump's former personal criminal defense lawyer turned Deputy AG, Blanche oversaw every major Epstein file decision while refusing to recuse from matters implicating his former client. He personally interviewed Maxwell for 9 hours (she was transferred to minimum security days later), declared 'this review is over' weeks before dozens of missing FBI records were exposed, and told Fox News 'it is not a crime to party with Mr. Epstein.'

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PedoPeddlers documents how specific government officials enabled the cover-up of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network. Every claim on this site is sourced to official records, congressional transcripts, and verified reporting. We do not make accusations of criminal conduct — we present the documented public record and let citizens draw their own conclusions.

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