New Epstein documents raise questions about FBI investigation and political claims

The Justice Department released a trove of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, including a falsified letter to Larry Nassar and unverified claims about President Trump's involvement with Epstein. The DOJ confirmed the letter was fake and postmarked after Epstein's death. Documents reveal flight logs suggesting Trump's frequent use of Epstein's plane but caution that some claims are unfounded. Federal prosecutors mentioned ten unnamed co-conspirators, while Ghislaine Maxwell remains the only convicted associate. Congressman Robert Garcia has requested an investigation into the FBI's inaction following a 1996 warning from an Epstein survivor.