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Three women clearly and publicly identified themselves as Jeffrey Epstein victims in 2019: , and a larger group of survivors also stepped forward publicly that year in court proceedings and media inte...
Jeffrey Epstein’s 2008 non‑prosecution agreement (NPA) and state plea prompted sustained anger, lawsuits and public campaigns from victims who said prosecutors hid the deal from them and deprived them...
Several of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged victims who were first identified in or around the 2005 Palm Beach probe later pursued civil litigation; reporting and legal timelines note dozens of civil suits a...
investigation into produced a long tail of civil litigation: several of the women identified during or shortly after that probe later filed civil suits naming Epstein (and in some cases ), most promin...
As of November 2025, multiple civil cases tied to Jeffrey Epstein remained in public view — notably lawsuits by an Epstein victim against banks and litigation brought by the U.S. Virgin Islands that p...
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein include dozens of named survivors — such as Virginia (Roberts) Giuffre, Maria Farmer, Courtney Wild, Michelle Licata, Annie Farmer, Liz Stein, Danielle Bensky and others — w...
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida led and ultimately resolved the federal investigation of Jeffrey Epstein in 2006–2008 by negotiating a secret non‑prosecution agreement ...
Reporting and court releases show the roster of named victims in the Jeffrey Epstein-related litigation expanded and shifted as documents were unsealed across 2019–2024: about 2,000 pages were first u...
Reporting from 2019–2020 shows a mix of named and anonymous plaintiffs in the civil suits tied to Jeffrey Epstein: at least one named plaintiff, Jennifer Araoz, filed a state civil suit in July/August...
Jeffrey Epstein’s 2008 non-prosecution agreement drew public comments and legal challenges from multiple identified victims and advocates who said the deal denied them rights and information; prominen...