Visitor Logs Overview: Secret Service FOIA

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SECRET SERVICE FOIA RELEASE Records related to Jeffrey Epstein obtained through Freedom of Information Act requests. RECORDS INCLUDE: - Visitor logs for the White House and other secured locations - Protection detail records - Travel-related security assessments - Inter-agency communications CONTEXT: FOIA requests sought records about Epstein's access to government facilities and interactions with Secret Service protectees over a period of years. REDACTIONS: Extensive redactions applied pursuant to: - (b)(1) National security - (b)(6) Personal privacy - (b)(7)(A) Law enforcement proceedings - (b)(7)(C) Law enforcement personal privacy - (b)(7)(E) Law enforcement techniques The released records were heavily redacted but confirmed the existence of records regarding Epstein's interactions with certain government officials and facilities. Source: Secret Service FOIA Available at: https://www.justice.gov/epstein/foia

The Epstein Case in 2023

The year 2023 saw the most significant unsealing of Epstein-related documents to date. Judge Preska ordered the release of thousands of pages from the Giuffre v. Maxwell case, revealing over 150 names of individuals connected to Epstein. The Florida grand jury released its final report examining how the criminal justice system failed victims. The Epstein Victims' Compensation Fund completed its work, having distributed over $121 million to approximately 150 survivors.

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This record is archived under FOIA Releases: Documents released through Freedom of Information Act requests to federal agencies about Epstein.

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