FBI Forced to Reveal New Details on How It Redacted Epstein Files

The FBI has officially acknowledged that it trained agents to redact parts of the Epstein files before they became public, a practice that was previously only a rumor. It took journalist Allison Gill a year and a lawsuit to uncover this information through a Freedom of Information Act request. This revelation raises serious questions about transparency and accountability within the bureau, especially concerning sensitive cases like Epstein's. The implications could lead to broader scrutiny of how sensitive documents are handled and released in the future.