Recent polling indicates a significant discontent among Americans regarding the information released by the government about Jeffrey Epstein. Only 3 percent of respondents expressed satisfaction with the amount of information disclosed, highlighting a pervasive belief that there may be more to uncover in the Epstein files. Many voters are skeptical about the efforts of the Trump administration, with a majority doubting that all individuals connected to Epstein, particularly those allegedly involved in sex crimes, will be thoroughly investigated. A shift in public opinion shows that most voters believe that the Justice Department and FBI have not been transparent about the investigation, fostering suspicions of a cover-up. Polls have consistently reflected that two-thirds of adults lack confidence that all alleged Epstein clients will face appropriate scrutiny, raising urgent questions about accountability and transparency in this ongoing case.