Reuters: Personal info in Epstein files stayed visible for months after redaction errors were flagged to Justice Department, review finds
Even after redaction errors in the Epstein files were flagged to the Justice Department, personal information remained visible, sometimes for months, Reuters determined in a review of files and emails sent by the women's lawyers to the Justice Department.
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