The Department of Justice completed its primary release of roughly 3.5 million Epstein-related pages in January 2026 under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, followed by targeted withdrawals and re-redactions of tens of thousands of files in early 2026 after victims flagged privacy breaches. Official reviews have repeatedly stated that investigators located no transactional “client list” or blackmail ledger, only contact directories and investigative notes, leaving any equivalent roster dependent on further court-ordered unseals or congressional actions. Senate Judiciary Committee hearings in September 2026 examined remaining withheld 302 reports, while ongoing litigation over redactions and a New York federal conference scheduled for mid-October continue to shape expectations for additional disclosures before the market’s June 30, 2026 resolution window.