The U.S. Department of Justice has dropped another batch of Epstein case files, and this one comes with a shocking visual archive. The release includes thousands of previously unseen photographs of Ghislaine Maxwell, spanning years and depicting her in various social settings with Jeffrey Epstein and a range of other individuals. The images range from informal private gatherings to events with well-known public figures.

The latest unsealing, part of the Epstein Files Transparency Act signed in November 2025, occurred on December 19-23, 2025, revealing over 10,000 documents and hundreds of photos from FBI seizures at Epstein’s properties. Many show Maxwell at parties, on jets, and at Epstein’s island, alongside figures like Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Prince Andrew, Mick Jagger, Michael Jackson, and Kevin Spacey. Some images are explicit or intimate, including Maxwell topless or in compromising positions, while others capture social events from the 1990s-2000s.

The DOJ issued a critical warning: appearing in these photos is not evidence of guilt. Many images are redacted to protect privacy, and the department stresses materials do not imply criminal wrongdoing by anyone pictured beyond Epstein (deceased 2019) and Maxwell (serving 20 years for trafficking).

The release fuels intense scrutiny of Epstein’s network, raising questions about associations and what images reveal. Social media erupts: #EpsteinPhotos trending (2M posts), debates from “context matters” to demands for probes.

As disclosures continue, the archive—a visual map of power—haunts, balancing transparency and privacy.