The files made public. I'm Lisa Lacerra. Fox News. The Department of Justice has begun the process of releasing hundreds of thousands of documents tied to the Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking investigation. The files include images of former President Bill Clinton and Mick Jacker with Epstein seen in some photos, along with

Epstein's girlfriend, Gillane Maxwell.

We're told to expect redactions as the DOJ has the right to redact information that may

compromise victim information.

Fox has also told it's likely that some of the files released today may have already been

released at some form in the past.

But what's unclear, though,

is how these files will be organized. Fox is Davis-Pont. President Trump signed a bill November 19th,

giving the Justice Department 30 days to release most of the files and communications related to

Epstein, including information related to his death in a federal jail in New York.

The New Hampshire Medical Examiner's Office says Claudio Neves-Velente, the suspect in the mass shooting at Brown University and the killing of an MIT professor was dead for two days

before his body was found in a storage facility last night.

Investigators say as Leeds came in, they were able to confirm his identity and trace

it back to car rental records in Massachusetts that showed the suspect rented a Nissan

sedan with Florida plates that was spotted at the scene of the Brown shooting and at the murder

of MIT professor Nuno Luero.

Fox Sibi Cotton in Providence, Nevis Valenti and Lueiro had attended the same school in Portugal in the 1990s.

The authorities haven't said why they think that he killed the professor.

Secretary of War Pete Hicks said that's announced the start of what he's calling Operation Hawkeye Strike in Syria to eliminate ISIS

fighters, infrastructure, and weapon sites. In direct response, he says, to the attack on

U.S. forces last Saturday, which killed three Americans. America is listening to Fox News.

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