Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Thanks to a lawsuit instigated by veteran reporter Katie Phang, it has now been revealed through court documents that acting Attorney General Todd Blanche purposely hid thousands of secret, hand-written notes from Jeffrey Epstein himself during the governments investigation. The notes, which are likely to contain vital information about Epstein's associates and activities, were withheld intentionally from files and data that were released to the public.
Now with the truth out, the question becomes: where are these notes, and what — or who — is written on them? And why would the acting AG be so invested in making sure their contents were not brought to light in front of the American people? Reporter Camaron Stevenson explains how, through redactions, suppression, and more, Todd Blanche has permanently scarred this investigation.
Camaron Stevenson is the National Correspondent at COURIER Newsroom and author of Below The Beltway. This article and explainer are part of The Cover-Up, a newsletter from COURIER investigating the power players of the Epstein Class, in and outside the government—all in pursuit of accountability for one of the biggest cover-ups by the federal government in history. Read more from the newsletter here: https://www.epsteincoverup.news
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#JeffreyEpstein #ToddBlanche #EpsteinFiles
Thanks to a lawsuit instigated by veteran reporter Katie Phang, it has now been revealed through court documents that acting Attorney General Todd Blanche purposely hid thousands of secret, hand-written notes from Jeffrey Epstein himself during the governments investigation. The notes, which are likely to contain vital information about Epstein's associates and activities, were withheld intentionally from files and data that were released to the public.
Now with the truth out, the question becomes: where are these notes, and what — or who — is written on them? And why would the acting AG be so invested in making sure their contents were not brought to light in front of the American people? Reporter Camaron Stevenson explains how, through redactions, suppression, and more, Todd Blanche has permanently scarred this investigation.
Camaron Stevenson is the National Correspondent at COURIER Newsroom and author of Below The Beltway. This article and explainer are part of The Cover-Up, a newsletter from COURIER investigating the power players of the Epstein Class, in and outside the government—all in pursuit of accountability for one of the biggest cover-ups by the federal government in history. Read more from the newsletter here: https://www.epsteincoverup.news
SUBSCRIBE to @COURIERHQ for more.
#JeffreyEpstein #ToddBlanche #EpsteinFiles
