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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...
This review extracts and reconciles claims about civil settlements and lawsuits that list alleged perpetrators connected to Jeffrey Epstein, finding that multiple civil suits and unsealed documents na...
Federal prosecutors in the 2007 Florida non‑prosecution agreement listed “potential co‑conspirators” and that document explicitly included the names Sarah Kellen, Adriana Ross (also cited as Adriana M...
In 2019, dozens of women went public with accusations against Jeffrey Epstein; 23 women spoke at a New York hearing that year and 14 appeared in person, with many using real names, which fed concurren...
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...
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...
At the time of Jeffrey Epstein’s death on August 10, 2019, he faced an active federal criminal indictment for sex trafficking; that criminal case was formally closed after his death . Multiple civil s...