Epstein survivor announces that the since the Administration won’t release Epstein’s list, the survivors will be compiling their own list of names of powerful people.

Multiple sources from 2025 confirm that survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse have expressed dissatisfaction with the federal administration's handling of Epstein-related documents and have taken initiative to create their own list of alleged powerful associates. Specifically, (Mediaite) reports that six survivors told NBC News they are compiling their own 'client list' due to perceived delays and denials from federal authorities, including the Trump administration. This aligns with (NBC News) and (CNN), which describe survivors pushing for accountability and the release of files related to Epstein.nbcnews.comnbcnews.comRepublicans push for release of Epstein files as survivors speak at Capitol Hillcnn.comcnn.comEpstein survivors say they’ll demand accountability when they meet Congress+1 more

However, official statements from the US Department of Justice and FBI, as reported by (BBC), indicate that no verifiable 'client list' was found in Epstein's possessions or investigations. This official position contradicts conspiracy theories about a secret list but does not negate survivors' efforts to document alleged associates based on their experiences and available information.bbc.combbc.comUS justice department finds no Jeffrey Epstein 'client list'

Additional context from (The Guardian) highlights political reluctance and controversy surrounding the release of Epstein files, which contributes to survivors' frustration.time.comtime.comThe Biggest Names from Jeffrey Epstein’s Unsealed Documentstheguardian.comtheguardian.comWhat are the Jeffrey Epstein files and will they be released? (TIME) notes that recent document releases remain heavily redacted, limiting public knowledge.

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This makes the claim mostly true: survivors are indeed compiling a list as stated, but the existence of an official 'Epstein client list' remains unsubstantiated by government investigations.