A temporary library in New York, named 'Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room', contains over 3.5 million pages from the Epstein file.

An American organization for transparency has opened a temporary library in New York, titled 'The Memorial Reading Room of Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein', which includes copies of over 3.5 million pages from Jeffrey Epstein's file.

The exhibition, supported by the Institute for Primary Facts in Washington, emphasizes the importance of access to truth through printed documents. Alongside the documentary materials, visitors can explore a timeline of the relationship between Epstein and former President Donald Trump, as well as a memorial dedicated to his victims. Messages left by visitors on the wall reflect concerns regarding the treatment of victims and demands for transparency. Although the public does not have direct access to documents to protect the identities of the victims, journalists and lawyers can consult the materials. The library will be open until May 21.