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Tribeca Library Unveils 3.5-Million-Page Epstein File, Links Trump

5/13/2026

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Institute of Primary Facts opened a library in Tribeca displaying 3.5 million-page Department of Justice (DOJ) file on Jeffrey Epstein.
Because victim names are unredacted, the exhibit, open until May 21, permits journalists and lawyers to view it.
A section outlines the link between U.S. President Donald Trump and Epstein, noting a 2004 property-deal fallout.
Co-founder David Garrett says museum seeks outcry and accountability for the Trump administration’s handling of the release.

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Institute of Primary Facts opened a library in Tribeca displaying 3.5 million-page Department of Justice (DOJ) file on Jeffrey Epstein.
Because victim names are unredacted, the exhibit, open until May 21, permits journalists and lawyers to view it.
A section outlines the link between U.S. President Donald Trump and Epstein, noting a 2004 property-deal fallout.
Co-founder David Garrett says museum seeks outcry and accountability for the Trump administration’s handling of the release.