Final Batch of Court Docs Related to Jeffrey Epstein’s Associates and Allegations Could Be Released in Coming Weeks

A final batch of court documents related to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s associates and “salacious” allegations against them could be released in the coming weeks — some four years after the disgraced financier’s death, a report claims.

You will find at least one in the documents. “public figure” These will be made available in the coming months. According to a DailyMail filing.

They are likely to contain hundreds of records. “alleged perpetrators” Individuals accused of “serious wrongdoings,” as well as Epstein’s victims and employees.

In 2019, thousands of court documents remain unsigned It was revealed that Epstein may have trafficked Virginia Giuffre as a teenager. To a US senator, the former governor in New Mexico was a prominent hedge fund manager as well as a long-standing professor at MIT.

Thousands of other pages have remained out of the public since then, however, following Epstein’s suicide inside a Manhattan jail cell.

Giuffre has The papers were made public by those who pushed for it These figures have been consistent over the past four decades.

According to the DailyMail, the documents will be released as Jane Does and John Does (167 John and Jane) mentioned in the papers have not objected to their names being published.

One of these men is allegedly ahref=”https://nypost.com/2023/02/02/queen-wanted-disgraced-prince-andrew-to-do-charity-source/”>disgraced Prince Andrew, who was stripped of his military titles and royal patronages by Queen Elizabeth after Giuffre accused him of sexually assaulting her after Epstein facilitated the introduction.

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz — already publicly accused of sexual abuse by Giuffre — is also said to be mentioned in the papers.

According to the outlet dozens of people are listed as “associates” Epstein or Ghislane Maxwell was once a girlfriendShe is currently serving a 20-year sentence because of her involvement in the sex traficking scheme.

Maxwell’s lawyers have reportedly pushed back on revealing several of the individuals’ identities, claiming there was no evidence to support they were more than friends.

One such individual — described as a “public figure” by her lawyers — was included in the documents because they were included in Epstein’s “Black Book,” The phone numbers were provided by more than 1,000 politicians, celebrities and titans of business.

An assistant state attorney was also involved in Epstein’s 2007 case for soliciting minors for prostitution. According to the outlet, Epstein was only sentenced for 15 months under a sweetheart agreement with Florida state prosecutors.