The document titled “Epstein Files Phase One – A. Evidence List,” released by the U.S. Department of Justice, catalogs a comprehensive array of items seized during the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
The list details various forms of digital media, physical objects, and documents pertinent to the case.
📁 Digital Media and Storage Devices
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LTO Tape Cartridges: Multiple Linear Tape-Open (LTO) 6 tape cartridges containing Arcserve backups of digital evidence.
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CDs and DVDs: Several discs labeled with various identifiers, including one labeled “girl pics nude book 4.”
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Computers and Servers: A range of devices, including HP and Lenovo towers, Mac desktops, and servers with substantial storage capacities.
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Other Digital Devices: Items such as an Apple iPod Shuffle, Olympus Digital Voice Recorder, and Unifi video equipment.
📦 Physical Objects and Documents
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Photographs and Albums: Unframed and framed photos, photo albums, and negatives, some depicting Epstein and unidentified girls.
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Massage Tables: Multiple massage tables of varying colors and descriptions.
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Clothing Items: A pair of black women’s cowboy boots, size 8.Department of Justice
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Blueprints and Remodeling Documents: Plans and documents related to property remodeling, including island blueprints.Department of Justice
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Handwritten Notes and Logs: Notepads with handwritten notes on LSJ stationary, boat trip logs, employee contact lists, and daily vessel trip logs.
🗂️ Miscellaneous Items
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Shredded Paper: Boxes containing shredded documents.Wikimapia+29Department of Justice+29Department of Justice+29
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Yearbooks: Ten yearbooks collected by the FBI West Palm Beach Resident Agency.
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Audio Tapes: VHS tapes, cassette tapes, and microcassette tapes.
The extensive cataloging of these items underscores the breadth of the investigation and the variety of materials considered relevant.
The inclusion of both digital and physical evidence highlights the multifaceted nature of the case.