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Jeffrey Epstein’s name returns to national headlines in 2024.

by Tim McBride
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Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier who died in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges, has been back in the news this year after a federal judge ordered the unsealing of hundreds of documents about allegations against him in a civil lawsuit. The documents, which were released in multiple waves in January, have shed new light on Epstein’s associates, clients, and potential accomplices.

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One of the most significant revelations was the unsealing of nearly 200 names that had previously been redacted from court documents in a lawsuit against Epstein’s former lover and accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell. The list includes many high-profile connections, including former U.S. presidents, foreign prime ministers, and Britain’s Prince Andrew, as well as Hollywood stars, leading academics, people in the modeling and fashion industries, and other public figures.

Former President Bill Clinton, who had a brief business relationship with Epstein, has denied claims in one of the documents that alleged the two had a “close personal relationship.” Clinton has also written in his new memoir that he wishes he “had never met him” and that their conversations only focused on “politics and economics.”

Another notable revelation was the testimony of Lisa Phillips, a former model who was abused by Epstein on his private island. Phillips recounted her alleged harrowing ordeal on a podcast, saying that Epstein asked her for a massage and then slowly escalated the situation into an outright sex assault.

The documents also include grand jury records from the 2000s, which were previously sealed. The records detail the testimony of a 16-year-old girl who was accused of prostitution by a classmate and was found to have $300 in her purse, which originally came from Epstein. The girl testified that she had been instructed to concoct a fake life story and pretend to be 18 to get $200 to give Epstein a massage before the first time she met him.

The release of the documents has sparked renewed interest in the Epstein case and has raised questions about the government’s handling of the investigation. The FBI has been accused of failing to investigate Epstein’s sex trafficking ring, and several victims have filed lawsuits against the agency.

Overall, the unsealing of the documents has provided new insights into Epstein’s activities and has shed light on the extent of his abuse and exploitation of young women and girls.

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