Jay-Z, Harvey Weinstein and Pusha T named in newly released Epstein files

A newly released batch of Jeffrey Epstein–related documents has sparked renewed public attention after the names of Jay-Z, Harvey Weinstein and Pusha T appeared in unverified hotline reports included in the files. The documents were made public as part of a large disclosure tied to federal transparency efforts surrounding the Epstein case.

According to the material, the names surfaced in anonymous “crisis intake” reports submitted to a federal hotline established after Epstein’s arrest. In one report, an anonymous caller made allegations involving Jay-Z and Weinstein dating back to the 1990s, while a separate claim mentioned Pusha T. The documents clarify that these reports consist of unverified allegations made by callers and are not drawn from Epstein’s personal records, flight logs, or confirmed investigative findings.

Authorities and legal experts have emphasized that the presence of a person’s name in these files does not indicate evidence of wrongdoing, nor does it mean the individuals were investigated or charged in connection with Epstein’s crimes. The hotline reports were logged as part of a broad intake process and were not independently corroborated.

Still, the release has ignited widespread online discussion, highlighting the complexities surrounding the publication of sensitive legal records. As journalists and the public continue to examine the Epstein files, officials have urged caution, stressing the importance of distinguishing between unverified claims and established facts in one of the most scrutinized cases in recent history.