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NPR reported on Saturday that more than a dozen files released by the Justice Department a day earlier had been taken down from the Epstein Files website.
They included an image that showed a desk covered with photos, including at least one of President Trump.
That led to questions about why the photos had been removed.
On Sunday morning, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch told NBC's Meet the Press that the images were pulled down because a judge had told them to listen to concerns from victims and victim rights groups.
Later, the Justice Department posted on X that it had reviewed the photo of the desk and found no evidence that any Epstein victims were depicted.
It has been reposted without any alteration or redaction, the Post said.
NPR reported on Saturday that more than a dozen files released by the Justice Department a day earlier had been taken down from the Epstein Files website.
They included an image that showed a desk covered with photos, including at least one of President Trump.
That led to questions about why the photos had been removed.
On Sunday morning, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanch told NBC's Meet the Press that the images were pulled down because a judge had told them to listen to concerns from victims and victim rights groups.
Later, the Justice Department posted on X that it had reviewed the photo of the desk and found no evidence that any Epstein victims were depicted.
It has been reposted without any alteration or redaction, the Post said.
NPR reported on Saturday that more than a dozen files released by the Justice Department a day earlier had been taken down from the Epstein files website.
They included an image that showed a desk covered with photos, including at least one of President Trump.
That led to questions about why the photos had been removed.
On Sunday morning, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche told NBC's Meet the Press that the images were pulled down because a judge had told them to listen to concerns from victims and victim rights groups.
Later, the Justice Department posted on X that it had reviewed the photo of the desk and found no evidence that any Epstein victims were depicted.
It has been reposted without any alteration or redaction, the post said.