• Repetition of the Word “Pizza” in Epstein Files Sparks Specualtions
• U.S. Department of Justice Allows Public to Download Portions of the Documents

The use of the word “pizza” in the Epstein files has caused widespread attention, appearing roughly 900 times in the documents and leading some to speculate that it might be a secret code for actual events.

Previous media reports noted that online safety groups have flagged the use of secret symbols by some child abusers to communicate, including references to pizza and cheese, aimed at indicating inappropriate content involving children without stating it explicitly.

Although many mentions of “pizza” in the files appear to be normal discussions about food, the previous use of the word as a code makes it difficult to determine the true meaning of some instances.

The word “cheese” appeared around 1,000 times, mostly related to food, though some usages seem ambiguous.

The U.S. Department of Justice has published the Epstein files on its official website, noting that anyone can browse the site and download any portion of the documents as a PDF.

The files include millions of pages related to investigations, emphasizing that being mentioned does not necessarily indicate involvement in any crimes, although they contain accusations and allegations that require careful attention from the media and authorities.

The collection consists of roughly six million documents, of which about three million have been released, while many pages remain unavailable to the public.

Some files were removed from the Department of Justice website after revealing the identities of nearly 100 survivors, according to media reports.