House Oversight Democrats have unveiled additional documents involving Jeffrey Epstein that reference individuals such as X CEO Elon Musk, political strategist Steve Bannon, and tech billionaire Peter Thiel.

On Friday afternoon, the committee’s Democrats released six pages, which were heavily redacted, from a total of 8,544 documents they received. These include segments of Epstein’s supposed schedule and ledger.

Musk was mentioned in Epstein’s apparent schedule regarding a potential trip to his island.

Steve Bannon speaks to reporters outside court in New York Feb. 11, 2025. (AP Photo/Yuki Iwamura)

A Democratic spokesperson for the House Oversight Committee declared in a statement accompanying the document release that their investigation will continue until all those involved in Epstein’s egregious crimes are identified.

“It’s evident to every American that Jeffrey Epstein maintained relationships with some of the globe’s most prominent and wealthy individuals. Each new document sheds light on our pursuit of justice for the victims and survivors,” the spokesperson commented. “Attorney General Bondi must disclose all the files without delay.”

In a statement to Fox News Digital, a GOP spokesperson for the House Oversight Committee accused Democrats of cherry-picking the documents.

The spokesperson criticized what they see as the Democrats’ selective document release, stating, “It’s unfortunate Democrats continue to cherry-pick documents and politicize this inquiry. They are deliberately hiding documents containing names of Democrat officials, and what they revealed today is outdated information. We aim to ensure transparency and accountability for the survivors and will disclose documents completely.”

Jeffrey Epstein walks near the corner of East 38th Street and Second Avenue in New York City. (David McGlynn)

Epstein had been facing numerous sex-related charges, with prosecutors accusing him of running a sex trafficking ring exploiting underage girls, before his death by suicide in August 2019.

Fox News Digital reached out to representatives for Musk, Thiel, Bannon and House Oversight Democrats for comment.