独家：爱泼斯坦案最新爆料——神秘黑名单与豪宅录像全曝光 (Exclusive: Epstein Case Bombshell – Secret Blacklist and Mansion Footage Fully Exposed)

美国司法部本周一次性公开超过300万页爱泼斯坦案件档案，规模创下自去年解密工作启动以来的新高，令这宗跨越近二十年的性犯罪网络再度成为全球关注焦点。 初步梳理显示，文件不仅详列了受害者证词、航班记录和离岸账户流水，还补充了多段此前未曝光的监控片段和电子邮件，揭示爱泼斯坦如何利用私人岛屿与豪华公寓招募并控制未成年少女。维权团体认为，这批材料将为数百起民事索赔提供关键证据，并可能促成新的刑事指控。 政商名流的“蝴蝶效应”同样在持续发酵。美国前总统特朗普在文件中被多次提及，但其律师坚称所有暗示性指控“虚假且耸人听闻”，特朗普本人也再次公开否认曾登上爱泼斯坦的私人岛屿。与此同时，克林顿夫妇已表示愿意就案件接受宣誓作证，为调查带来突破性进展。 在大西洋彼岸，英国王室成员安德鲁王子被曝出现在新解密的宾客名单；科技界巨头埃隆·马斯克则被指与爱泼斯坦在2014年至2017年间有过至少三次私人会面，尽管其发言人强调双方“无任何商业往来”。分析人士指出，涉事各方的法律与舆论风险仍在累积，任何一条新证据链都可能改变诉讼走向。 接下来，美国司法部计划在90天内完成对剩余电子邮件与银行文件的光学字符识别与索引，国会监督委员会也正酝酿公开听证。受害者律师团队呼吁各州检察机关同步启动地方调查，以防相关罪行因时效限制而逃脱追责。舆论普遍预计，爱泼斯坦案将在2026年进入“深水区”，其连锁反应或重塑美国精英阶层的权力版图。 English Translation The U.S. Department of Justice has released more than three million pages of files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case this week, the largest document dump since declassification began last year, thrusting the decades-long sex-trafficking scandal back into the global spotlight. Early reviews show the trove contains victim statements, flight logs, offshore banking records and previously unseen surveillance footage and emails, detailing how Epstein used his private island and luxury residences to recruit and control underage girls. Advocacy groups say the material will bolster hundreds of civil claims and could trigger new criminal charges. The political fallout is equally intense. Former U.S. president Donald Trump is mentioned multiple times, yet his lawyers dismiss the allegations as “false and sensational,” and Trump again denied ever visiting Epstein’s island. Meanwhile, Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify under oath, a potential breakthrough for investigators. Across the Atlantic, Britain’s Prince Andrew appears on newly unsealed guest lists, and tech mogul Elon Musk is said to have met Epstein at least three times between 2014 and 2017, though a spokesperson insists “there was no business relationship”. Analysts warn that legal and reputational risks for high-profile figures continue to mount, with each new evidence chain capable of reshaping ongoing litigation. The DOJ plans to finish OCR indexing of the remaining emails and bank records within 90 days, while a congressional oversight panel prepares public hearings. Victims’ lawyers urge state prosecutors to open parallel investigations to prevent crimes from expiring under statutes of limitation. Observers widely expect the Epstein saga to enter “deep waters” in 2026, with ripple effects that could redefine America’s elite power landscape.