The Trump administration's insistence that there are no more Jeffrey Epstein files to release has been undermined by documents previously disseminated by the Department of Justice.
Hundred of pages of flight records that have been made public include the passengers who flew on Epstein's private plane, the infamous 'Lolita Express' from 2010 to 2019.
But the vast tranche, obtained by Daily Mail through a FOIA request, are heavily redacted, protecting the identities of those who traveled to the disgraced financier's homes in the Caribbean, New Mexico and other locations.
This is despite the fact that other flight logs that have been previously released – some during Epstein-related court cases – were done so without redactions and included the names of passengers.
US Rep. Tim Burchett, who has long called for transparency in the Epstein case, told Daily Mail that the redactions should be removed.
'It should all be made public,' the Tennessee Republican said. 'I'm especially interested in anything that relates to activity on Epstein's island as that's where most of the criminality took place.
'But I worry that we're never going to know the truth. I think there's been a cover up'.
The White House's recent handling of documents related to Epstein's sex trafficking case triggered a civil war within the MAGA world this week, after a memo drafted by the Department of Justice and the FBI announced there was no need to review the files any further.
Attorney General Pam Bondi, FBI Director Kash Patel, and Deputy Director Dan Bongino now say there is nothing left to release to the public regarding the case.
This is after Bondi had said earlier this year that she had Epstein's list of high-profile clients on her desk ready for review and release.
Even President Trump was forced to address the outrage during a cabinet meeting this week when he told his supporters to move on from it.
A visibly irate Trump said: 'Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? This guy's been talked about for years. Are people still talking about this guy? This creep? That is unbelievable'.
The 1,506 pages obtained by DailyMail.com show Epstein's name, but nearly every other name is blacked out.
While flying on Epstein's jet does not prove criminal conduct, the identities of his passengers could reveal the scope of his network as well as who had access to his properties.
Unsealing the names would also be consistent with policy in the 2021 trial of Epstein's so-called madame, Ghislaine Maxwell, during which previously-redacted names were released, revealing a who's who of his inner circle.
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