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  • Epstein Case Files - Unravel the web of secrets with Ava Grey

    Epstein Case Files - Unravel the web of secrets with Ava Grey
    Mar 29 2026
    Join investigative journalist Ava Grey as she dissects the sealed Epstein case files that powerful forces fought to keep hidden. Through meticulous analysis of unsealed court documents, redacted testimonies, and flight logs, this series exposes the machinery of secrecy protecting the elite. Discover what they buried.

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    1 min
  • Epstein Case Files - The Names in the Pages: Power, Proximity, and Denial

    Epstein Case Files - The Names in the Pages: Power, Proximity, and Denial
    Mar 29 2026
    Ava Grey examines newly released Epstein documents revealing connections to Clinton, Trump, Prince Andrew, and other powerful figures. She analyzes what flight logs and photographs actually prove, explores how predators weaponize proximity to power, and dissects the institutional failures that enabled decades of abuse while the evidence remains heavily redacted.

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    34 mins
  • Epstein Case Files - Redacted: What the Black Bars Are Hiding

    Epstein Case Files - Redacted: What the Black Bars Are Hiding
    Mar 29 2026
    Host Ava Grey examines how redaction functions as institutional power in the Epstein files. Despite a near-unanimous congressional mandate for transparency, the Department of Justice released millions of documents with extensive blackouts, unsigned memos, and broken search tools—frustrating survivors and lawmakers who authored the disclosure law while raising urgent questions about whom government secrecy actually protects.

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    33 mins
  • Epstein Case Files - The Transparency War: How Congress Forced Open the Vault

    Epstein Case Files - The Transparency War: How Congress Forced Open the Vault
    Mar 29 2026
    Host Ava Grey examines how Congress passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act with a historic 427-1 House vote and unanimous Senate approval, only to watch the Department of Justice release millions of pages with extensive redactions. The episode covers the compromised disclosure process, survivor outrage, and lawmakers' accusations that the DOJ defied the law's intent despite technical compliance.

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    29 mins
  • Epstein Case Files - Unravel the web of secrets with Ava Grey

    Epstein Case Files - Unravel the web of secrets with Ava Grey
    Mar 29 2026
    Join investigative journalist Ava Grey as she uncovers explosive truths hidden in millions of declassified Epstein case files. Through meticulous analysis of redacted documents, flight logs, and sealed indictments, Ava reveals how justice was systematically derailed and exposes the powerful network that protected history's most notorious predator.

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    1 min
  • Epstein Case Files - The Inner Circle Diagram

    Epstein Case Files - The Inner Circle Diagram
    Mar 29 2026
    Join AI host Ava Grey as she examines newly released Epstein documents, including a hand-drawn inner circle diagram, flight logs, and testimony revealing the operational network behind decades of trafficking. Grey maps the architecture of exploitation that three million released pages expose—and what two hundred thousand withheld pages still conceal.

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    30 mins
  • Epstein Case Files - The 2007 Indictment That Never Was

    Epstein Case Files - The 2007 Indictment That Never Was
    Mar 29 2026
    Host Ava Grey examines the 32-count federal indictment against Jeffrey Epstein drafted in 2007 based on testimony from 24 children—then deliberately buried through a controversial plea deal. Drawing from the January 2026 Department of Justice document release, this episode analyzes what was lost when prosecutors abandoned the case.

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    29 mins
  • Epstein Case Files - The Paper Trail They Tried to Bury

    Epstein Case Files - The Paper Trail They Tried to Bury
    Mar 29 2026
    Ava Grey examines the 2025 Epstein Files Transparency Act release, covering how the DOJ disclosed 3 million pages while withholding 200,000, blacking out 500 documents entirely, and removing 16 files within 24 hours of publication — raising questions about institutional transparency and what remains hidden.

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    27 mins