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Epstein Files Exhibit Arrives in Dallas as Republicans Gather for Midterm Convention
The exhibit follows the Justice Department’s release of millions of pages of records and is meant to keep survivors’ accounts central to the debate.
- On Sept. 8, a traveling exhibit featuring the so-called Epstein Files opened in Dallas, coinciding with President Donald Trump and other Republicans gathering for the party's convention.
- Congress overwhelmingly passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act in 2025, prompting the Justice Department to release millions of pages of records to the public.
- Amanda Roberts and Sky Roberts, relatives of Virginia Giuffre, told Scripps News the exhibit centers survivor experiences, stating, 'every single page is a story of a survivor.'
- Sky Roberts urged the Department to pursue investigative leads in the files, asserting, 'There are investigative leads that are sitting in these files today,' to support additional prosecutions.
- The Dallas installation runs through Sept. 11, while a bookmobile appears on Sept. 10 before traveling to other cities to share these records with Americans.
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