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Three types of places now host the court records that were unsealed in connection with Jeffrey Epstein: official court systems and government releases (PACER and, in later actions, DOJ/legislative rel...
The court-ordered unsealing in January 2024 was conducted as a rolling, multi-day release that published documents in numbered “batches” beginning Jan. 3 and continuing through at least Jan. 8, 2024; ...
The full set of court materials that were ordered unsealed in Virginia Giuffre’s defamation suit against Ghislaine Maxwell can be reviewed online through multiple public repositories that collected th...
Primary-source materials connected to Jeffrey Epstein — court filings, flight logs, photos, evidence lists and some deposition transcripts — are now publicly accessible through a mix of official gover...
Available sources show Virginia Giuffre pursued multiple civil suits tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s network through at least 2023, most prominently her 2015 defamation case against Ghislaine Maxwell (filed...
Federal court records about Jeffrey Epstein — including transcripts, deposition exhibits and the large batches of documents unsealed in 2024–2025 — have been available through PACER and through copies...
A federal judge ordered large tranches of documents from a 2015 civil suit tied to Virginia Giuffre and Ghislaine Maxwell to be unsealed in early January 2024, and those releases named roughly 170 peo...
The reporting record across 2019–2024 shows several outlets repeatedly cited as *first* movers on court decisions to unseal Jeffrey Epstein materials: the Miami Herald, ABC News, NBC News, CNN, The Ne...