A traveling exhibit featuring 3.5 million pages from the federal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein is making its way across the United States. The project aims to highlight the relationship between Epstein and President Donald Trump, who was mentioned over 38,000 times in the investigation files according to reports. The bookmobile tour began in Dallas on September 10 and has since visited multiple states before arriving in Florida for stops including West Palm Beach. Organizers describe this initiative as a public reckoning that seeks full transparency by demanding the complete release of all Epstein investigation files without redactions. The project also serves as a tribute to survivors and encourages public action to demand justice and accountability regarding the case.
Key Points:
- The traveling exhibit contains 3.5 million pages from the federal investigation of Epstein.
- Trump was mentioned more than 38,000 times in the investigation’s files according to the New York Times.
- The bookmobile tour started on September 10 in Dallas Texas and has visited multiple states before arriving in Florida.
