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Massie: Epstein Files Reveal At Least 6 'Incriminated' Men

Massie said he found redacted names in the Epstein files and pressed the Justice Department to explain them.

Massie: Epstein Files Reveal At Least 6 'Incriminated' Men
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This article1 analysis · Oct 10, 2026
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Representatives Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna said they found at least six men whose identities were redacted in the Epstein files and whom they considered likely implicated. They urged the Justice Department to explain the redactions and make some identities public.

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Thomas Massie
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Representative who discussed the redacted names and called for the Justice Department to explain or remove redactions

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Ro Khanna
D · CA-17

Representative who reviewed the files with Massie and urged the Justice Department to make some identities public

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Thomas Massie Identifies Les Wexner in Epstein Files

Coverage reports that Massie reviewed Epstein files, identified names obscured in released records, and challenged the Justice Department's redactions. Center outlets focus on Massie and Ro Khanna's calls for explanations or corrections to redactions, generally attributing claims about the hidden names. Right-leaning outlets split between portraying Massie as exposing official mishandling and criticizing his disclosure effort as publicity-seeking or belated.

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