JEFFREY Epstein's personal address book is included in a 100-page case file that is set to be released on Thursday, according to reports.
The docs are expected to drop any moment after a group of people were seen at the White House holding four white binders titled "The Epstein Files: Phase 1."
Epstein, 66, was a wealthy financier who socialized with celebrities, royalty, and other high-profile individuals before his arrest in 2019 on federal sex trafficking charges in New York City.
Details about Epstein's associates who visited his private island in the Bahamas and flew on his private jet have been a pressing topic since his arrest and death.
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have urged the Department of Justice to unseal any remaining documents related to Epstein's federal sex trafficking case.
Attorney General Pam Bondi told Fox News the documents would be released on Thursday after work to protect the names of "more than 250 victims" was complete.
Bondi teased that "a lot of flight logs, a lot of names, and a lot of information" will be revealed in the trove of documents.
"It's pretty sick what that man did... along with his co-defendants," Bondi said.
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Over 170 people have previously been tied to the convicted child sex offender, including Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, Stephen Hawkin, Donald Trump, Naomi Campbell, and other renowned celebrities.
None of the people named in court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein’s case have ever been charged or accused of any wrongdoing.
Versions of Jeffrey Epstein’s “book or list” and flight logs have been leaked online or unsealed in previous civil litigations between Epstein’s accusers, Virginia Giuffre, and his co-conspirator British socialite, Ghislaine Maxwell.
However, the complete un-redacted versions have never been made public.
A "client list" is not expected to be included in the initial release, according to the New York Post.
A source told the outlet that the unsealed documents will likely be a "disappointment" to sleuths.
Jeffrey Epstein's personal address book is expected to be released, according to the New York Post.
There is expected to over 100 pages unsealed, the outlet reported, citing sources.
A group of people were spotted leaving the West Wing of the White House on Thursday afternoon carrying four white binders titled “The Epstein Files: Phase 1”
