New 'spycam' footage shows Epstein with potential victims in Palm Beach office

New footage was released on Wednesday that seems to show the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the company of both underage girls and his incarcerated longtime accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell.

In the grainy clip obtained by Channel 4 News, Epstein is seen casually working and relaxing in his Palm Beach office while a number of unidentified women — some of whom at first glance appear underage — gather closely around him. The footage also shows Maxwell, Epstein’s closest associate, who is currently serving a 20-year sentence and refuses to cooperate with the House’s Epstein investigation unless she receives clemency.

The Epstein footage is a glimpse into the deceased financier’s world of underage sex trafficking and associating with the rich and powerful. President Donald Trump, despite frequently downplaying his connections to Epstein, is confirmed to have disclosed to police as far back as 2005 an awareness of Epstein’s and Maxwell’s involvement with minors. Epstein and Trump were longtime friends and business partners, and members of Congress who have seen some of the unredacted Epstein files claim Trump’s name appears at least 38,000 times.

From the United Kingdom and Scandinavia to South Asia, the outraged public is compelling powerful politicians to step down because of their links to Epstein. Everyone from the United Kingdom's Prince Andrew to Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway are being punished for their Epstein links. Yet in the United States, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick remains in office despite his testimony on Tuesday in which he admitted to having previously misrepresented his connections to Epstein. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt recently shut down a question about Lutnick’s future by saying, “Secretary Lutnick remains a very important member of President Trump’s team, and the President fully supports the Secretary.” She then chastised the reporters for not discussing the White House’s recent “wins.”

House Oversight Committee Member Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-N.M.), who is helping investigate the Epstein scandal, argued earlier this week that there are too many high-ranking Trump officials — including Trump himself — with connections to Epstein for it to be logical to dismiss the pattern as coincidental.

"Multiple administration officials including Howard Lutnick, Elon Musk, who served as the appointee for DOGE efforts in the White House. We know that the secretary of the Navy [flew on Epstein's jet.] We know that Steve Bannon [is in the files]," Stansbury said. "We know that there are more than three dozen associates, family members and individuals directly associated with Donald Trump in those files."