Epstein
Database
Searchable DOJ Records
The most comprehensive searchable database of the DOJ Epstein Files release. Full-text search across grand jury transcripts, depositions, FBI reports, court records, and investigative documents.
About This Database
On November 18, 2025, Congress passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act (H.R. 4405). The DOJ subsequently released 3.5 million pages of records, over 2,000 videos, and 180,000+ images.
This database contains the extracted text from all 12 DOJ datasets, encompassing grand jury transcripts, depositions, FBI investigative reports, court filings, and evidentiary documents. Every document is full-text searchable with PostgreSQL GIN indexes.
All records are public domain U.S. government documents. This tool is provided for research and journalistic purposes.
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The Epstein Files
What the Records Reveal
By Mick Raven
Built entirely from the DOJ public record. Every claim sourced directly to federal document IDs. Available Fall 2026.
The Network
Connections, Power, and the Architecture of Impunity
The Testimony
Depositions, Grand Juries, and the Words They Could Not Take Back
The Cover-Up
Institutional Failures, Political Pressure, and Unanswered Questions
The Files Decoded
A Complete Reference Guide to the DOJ Release
Complete Series Bundle
All four volumes
Ships Fall 2026. Free domestic shipping.
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Mick Raven
Investigative Data Analyst
When the DOJ released 3.5 million pages under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, Raven built the infrastructure to ingest, index, and cross-reference all 12 datasets — creating the most comprehensive searchable database of the Epstein files in existence. This book series is the result of that work: every claim sourced directly to federal document IDs.