Headline: US Lawmaker Criticises Epstein Files Release, Calls for Arrests
- Mar 25
- 1 min read
Why this matters: The handling of Epstein-related evidence raises questions about transparency and accountability in high-profile abuse cases.
Date: 25 March 2026
Tags: Politics, Law, United States, Crime
Summary:
US Congressman Thomas Massie criticised release of Epstein files.
He said justice requires arrests, stating suspects should be “perp-walked” in handcuffs.
Massie expressed dissatisfaction with redactions made by the Department of Justice.
DOJ said some material was withheld to protect victims and ongoing investigations.
Law requiring file release was co-written by Massie and signed by Donald Trump.
Massie claimed some documents may have been improperly redacted.
UK authorities have made arrests linked to the Epstein investigation.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson were arrested then released under investigation.
Both individuals deny wrongdoing and are cooperating with police inquiries.
US officials say millions of sensitive files remain undisclosed for legal reasons.
What’s next: Continued investigations in the US and UK may lead to further disclosures or legal action.
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