- Jeffrey Epstein's Kindle library, revealed through hacked emails, shows his intense focus on Donald Trump's scandals and how the wealthy hide money and avoid prosecution.
- Epstein purchased 'The Annotated Lolita' and its audiobook just over a month before his 2019 arrest for sex trafficking of minors.
- The book orders were part of a trove of nearly 19,000 unredacted emails from Epstein's Yahoo account, provided by the transparency collective Distributed Denial of Secrets.
- The collection spans from 2002 to after his death and includes communications on covering up child sex abuse, as well as orders for about 150 Kindle books, some Audible titles, and Amazon Video content.
- Epstein's reading choices included works about pedophilia and the legal avoidance of accountability for elite criminals.