Name: High-profile names and pictures emerge from latest Epstein files release
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Outrage growing as new details emerge from the millions of newly released Justice Department records on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

They include Epstein's messages with powerful men.

In these messages from 2013, the convicted sex offender connecting New York Giants co owner Steve Tisch with various women.

In one exchange, Tisch asked about a woman writing pro or civilian?

In a statement, Tish acknowledging a brief association where we exchanged emails about adult women, but

saying, I did not take him up on any of his invitations and never went to his island.

As we all know now, he was a terrible person and someone I deeply regret associating with.

And amongst the thousands of photos, these never before seen images of former Prince Andrew, who was stripped of his royal titles last year over his relationship with Epstein, now seen here crouched over a young woman, her face redacted, the date and context of the interaction unclear.

Representatives for Andrew have not responded to a request for comment.

Now even UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is calling for Andrew to testify, saying, I have always said anybody who has got information should be prepared to share that information in whatever form they are asked to do that.

And new information unearthed on what exactly law enforcement knew about Epstein's crimes, including this stunning prosecution memo and draft indictment written nearly two decades ago.

Across 45 pages, prosecutors in Florida detailing disturbing evidence they gathered against the financier, calling him, quote, a continued danger to the community based upon his continued enticement of underage Girls.

But that 60 count indictment never filed.

Instead, Epstein landing a now infamous deal allowing him to plead guilty to lesser state prostitution charges for which he served just 13 months in a Florida jail.

Some of Epstein's victims now furious with the Justice Department, saying many of their names were left unredacted and exposed.

In this latest release, Epstein survivor Charlene Rochard telling me the Justice Department has once again violated their privacy.

I have seen things that relate to me and people I know have not been redacted at all.

Their full names are out there and especially Jane does are fully out there and they asked especially that their names are redacted and they're just not.

Now, the Justice Department said they did work with victims for those redactions and are encouraging them to reach out if they have any concerns.

But lawmakers have questions too, including the bipartisan pair who spearheaded this effort to release the files in the first place.

They're now asking the Justice Department for a full look at those unreleased files, though there is no word yet on when that might happen.

And you said there are 3 million still outstanding?

Certainly that the Justice Department said they could have released for various reason reasons, whether that's concerns about child sex abuse material or victim information.

But still, millions of pages that lawmakers now say they want to see to make sure that DOJ is complying.