Newly uncovered documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein maintained at least six storage units across the country containing computers and other materials that were never searched by authorities. The late financier kept payments current on these lockers until his death in 2019 while in police custody, according to records obtained by The Telegraph.

Epstein's storage units allegedly held computers from his private island and other properties, raising questions about potential evidence that may have been overlooked. The revelations come amid intense scrutiny of Attorney General Pam Bondi, who faced bipartisan criticism during a congressional hearing this month over the Justice Department's handling of 3 million documents related to Epstein's crimes.

The storage unit revelations add to mounting pressure on the Justice Department following the controversial release of Epstein documents. Multiple congressional members have accused officials of redacting names and details to protect Epstein's associates rather than victims. The FBI has stated it has no evidence Epstein kept compromising material on his circle, though the existence of these unsearched storage units suggests otherwise.