Ghislaine Maxwell has signed a deal with federal prosecutors to hand over the original files related to Jeffrey Epstein, in exchange for a possible sentence reduction. These files include guest lists, flight logs, correspondence, and financial records spanning nearly two decades. The first portions are expected to be released in August during a special congressional hearing, broadcast nationwide.

The files have been confirmed to contain the names of numerous prominent individuals. Among them are at least two former senior White House officials, a sitting Republican senator, a former national security advisor, and several billionaires from the tech and finance industries. Additionally, the list mentions a member of the British royal family and several figures from the entertainment world, including an Oscar-winning actor and a global pop star who attended multiple private events hosted by Epstein.

The flight logs of the “Lolita Express” detail passengers on each trip, with notable destinations such as Little St. James Island, Paris, and several private airstrips in Florida, New Mexico, and the Caribbean. Some flights are reported to have included a former U.S. president and a recent presidential candidate, though their specific activities during these trips have not been confirmed.

The accompanying financial records show large transfers through offshore trusts and shell companies, some worth tens of millions of dollars. Several transactions align with the timing of exclusive events, and experts believe this could serve as key evidence in potential investigations into money laundering or other federal crimes.

Certain leaked correspondences mention these high-profile individuals in private exchanges, including details that could spark controversy if made public. Major media outlets have begun preparing special reports and live coverage for each release. Hashtags like #MaxwellFiles and #EpsteinList continue to dominate social media platforms, as the public waits for specific names to be unveiled.

Experts suggest that if the most sensitive parts of the files are disclosed, the careers and reputations of several politicians and celebrities could collapse overnight, potentially triggering a wave of investigations and scandals that could drag on for months. Future document releases are expected to include more detailed information about off-the-record deals and supporting evidence, with the potential to ignite one of the biggest political and media firestorms in decades.