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Epstein Files Search

Search 44,886+ DOJ-released Jeffrey Epstein documents (Jan 2026 release). Free, no payment required. Search by name, topic, location, or keyword across the full DugganUSA index of declassified Epstein files. Returns document previews, people mentioned, locations, aircraft, evidence types, and source references.

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Target platform: OpenClaw
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Primary doc: SKILL.md

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Source: Tencent SkillHub
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Version: 1.1.0

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Epstein Files Search — Free DOJ Document Search

Search 44,886+ declassified Jeffrey Epstein documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice on January 30, 2026. Powered by the DugganUSA public index. 100% free. No API keys. No accounts. No payment.

Quick Start

# Search by name node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "Ghislaine Maxwell" --limit 10 # Search by topic node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "flight logs" --limit 20 # Search by location node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "Little St James" # Get index statistics node scripts/epstein.mjs stats

search — Search Epstein Documents

Search across all 44,886+ indexed documents by keyword, name, topic, or location. node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "SEARCH TERMS" [--limit N] FlagDescriptionDefault--query <terms>Search query (required)—--limit <N>Number of results (1-500)10 Examples: # Search for a specific person node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "Prince Andrew" # Search for a topic node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "financial transactions" # Search for locations node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "New York mansion" # Get more results node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "flight logs" --limit 50 # Search for evidence types node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "phone records"

stats — Index Statistics

Get the current state of the document index — total documents, database size, and last update time. node scripts/epstein.mjs stats

Output Format

Search results are returned as JSON to stdout (for easy piping and parsing). Status messages and Quick Links (direct PDF URLs) go to stderr for easy viewing.

Search Result Shape

{ "query": "flight logs", "totalHits": 1523, "hits": [ { "id": "doc-abc123", "efta_id": "EFTA-00001234", "content_preview": "Excerpt from the document...", "doc_type": "legal_document", "dataset": "epstein_files", "pages": 3, "people": ["Person A", "Person B"], "locations": ["New York", "Palm Beach"], "aircraft": ["N908JE"], "evidence_types": ["financial_record"], "source": "DOJ Release Jan 2026", "indexed_at": "2026-01-31T...", "doj_url": "https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA-00001234.pdf", "doj_listing_url": "https://www.justice.gov/epstein/doj-disclosures/data-set-9-files" } ] } New in v1.1.0: Each result now includes doj_url (direct PDF link) and doj_listing_url (dataset page). The CLI also displays Quick Links in stderr output: --- Quick Links --- 1. EFTA-00001234: https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA-00001234.pdf 2. EFTA-00001235: https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%209/EFTA-00001235.pdf

Stats Shape

{ "totalDocuments": 44886, "databaseSize": "2.1 GB", "lastUpdate": "2026-01-31T...", "isIndexing": false }

Data Source

All documents come from the U.S. Department of Justice release of Jeffrey Epstein-related records on January 30, 2026. The documents are indexed and searchable via the DugganUSA public API. Source: DOJ Epstein Records Index: DugganUSA Analytics Coverage: 44,886+ document files (3+ million pages) Content: Court filings, depositions, flight logs, financial records, communications, evidence inventories, and more

Piping & Integration

Results go to stdout as JSON, making it easy to pipe into other tools: # Pipe to jq for filtering node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "Maxwell" --limit 100 | jq '.hits[] | .people' # Save results to file node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "flight logs" --limit 500 > flight-logs.json # Count total hits node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "Palm Beach" | jq '.totalHits' # Extract all mentioned people node scripts/epstein.mjs search --query "2005" --limit 100 | jq '[.hits[].people[]?] | unique'

Troubleshooting

"Cannot reach API" Check your internet connection. The DugganUSA API may have temporary downtime. "No results found" Try broader search terms. The search is keyword-based — use names, locations, or document types rather than full sentences. Slow responses The API typically responds in 100-900ms. Larger result sets (limit > 100) may take slightly longer.

References

DOJ Epstein Records — Official DOJ release page DugganUSA API — Search index provider Project Einstein — AI agent with built-in Epstein files search

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Package contents

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1 Docs1 Scripts1 Config

SKILL.md Primary doc
scripts/epstein.mjs Scripts
package.json Config