艾普斯坦案真相延後？美司法部發現逾百萬份新文件 公開時程再延數週
美國司法部表示，因發現超過一百萬份與傑佛瑞·艾普斯坦案相關的新文件，完整紀錄的公開時程可能需要「再多幾週」時間。
真相距離我們還有多遠？美國司法部於週三表示，在已故性罪犯傑佛瑞·艾普斯坦（Jeffrey Epstein）的案件紀錄中，發現了超過一百萬份潛在相關文件，因此可能需要「再多幾週」時間才能公布完整紀錄。此一宣布，無疑讓這起全球矚目的權貴性犯罪疑案，更添疑雲。
文件數量龐大 審查曠日廢時
根據美聯社（AP）報導，美國司法部是在準備公佈相關調查檔案時，有了這次意想不到的發現。數量如此龐大的新文件，遠超預期，使得原定的公開時程被迫延後。司法部需要時間對這些文件進行審查、分類和必要的編輯，以確保符合法律與隱私規範。
透明度承諾面臨考驗
艾普斯坦案牽涉眾多政商名流，其客戶名單一直是公眾焦點，因此相關文件的公開被視為對司法透明與政府究責能力的重大考驗。儘管延後公開是為了更周全的處理，但此舉也引發了外界的擔憂。受害者權益團體與公眾輿論普遍要求盡快揭露真相，任何拖延都可能加劇對司法體系是否公正、有無政治力介入的猜疑。
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