An enormous new batch of documents released to Motherboard and other news outlets from the Bureau of Prisons in response to public records requests offers the most detailed look yet at the last days of Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier and serial rapist who died by suicide while awaiting sex trafficking charges. We are making the entire set of records available so that researchers, journalists, and other members of the public can examine them themselves.

The thousands of pages of documents, which are highly duplicative and poorly organized, cover Epstein's time at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, or MCC, in Manhattan, his death by suicide, and its aftermath. Among the records are things as trivial as Epstein's commissary receipts and records of prison staffers trying to determine what to do with the $566.27 left in his account after his death.