What do you mean by "real evidence"? Also, what is "wrongdoing"? Based on the original charges, Epstein was trafficking women who weren't minors as well. Trump may have been just using him to get access to adult women he could discreetly do whatever with (This is what I think many of the circled contacts in Epstein's black book were most likely doing). You can find the black book and a bunch of other things that are all public records linked here:
https://theepsteindocs.com/
I don't think everyone that Epstein ran around with was a pedophile, or even someone that broke the law. With that said, Trump literally campaigned on releasing the findings of the Epstein investigations, and now he is seemingly trying to squash any investigation into them - reportedly going so far to pressure FBI agents to have his name removed. First the files existed and needed to be released (campaign 2024). They were on Bondi's desk (May 2025). Then they didn't exist (July 2025). Now they do exist but can't be released because some people might be unfairly associated with horrible things that took place in Epstein's circles.
What is the simplest explanation? That a guy who campaigned on releasing these files that incriminated his political enemies suddenly had a change of heart? Or, that a guy who has been a sexual deviant as long as he has been a public figure conveniently ran in the same circles as other sexual deviants? This is a guy that has cheated on every wife he has had. He has literally bragged on tape about sexually assaulting women. He has bragged about entering changing rooms of pageant contestants. Paid a pornstar for sex when married to the now First Lady and his current wife. Had to promise his 17 year old daughter he wouldn't date someone younger than her. Was found guilty in a sexual assault civil lawsuit. Literally every one of these things is verifiable and not exaggerated in any way.
The better question is why has it gotten to the point that it would it need to take video evidence of him raping a minor to become the line in the sand?
I personally don't know if releasing all of the Epstein files to the public is a good idea. Who knows if these are even any different than what is already out there? What SHOULD happen is there should be a special prosecutor appointed that is as bipartisan as possible and someone that won't be meddled with by Trump, just to remove any doubt. It doesn't seem like that is at all likely to happen though. More than anything, I just hope a proper investigation takes place (regardless of the outcome) so we can restore some confidence in our justice system.