**Ongoing congressional pressure and incremental DOJ document releases continue to shape expectations around any formal “client list” disclosure.** Multiple tranches of Epstein investigative files—totaling millions of pages, videos, and images—have been made public under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, with the latest batch in early October 2026 followed by the discovery of over a million additional records now under review. The Justice Department has repeatedly stated that its systematic review found no centralized client list or blackmail ledger equivalent to market criteria, distinguishing flight logs, contact books, and correspondence from any explicit roster tied to criminal activity. Senators have pressed for inspector general scrutiny over missed deadlines, while House discharge petitions seek fuller unredacted releases. Further batches are anticipated in the coming weeks, but the narrow definition of qualifying material keeps the probability of a decisive “client list” release low absent new verified evidence or legislative mandates.