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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...
’s latest Epstein tranche contains multiple email threads and attachments that name and document exchanges about visiting ’s private island, lunch and related logistics; reporting counts at least 16 e...
Available reporting in the provided documents identifies at least two principal criminal defendants directly tied to the 2019 federal prosecutions: Jeffrey Epstein himself (charged in July 2019) and G...
Multiple women have publicly testified or given sworn statements accusing of grooming, sexually abusing and trafficking girls and young women; prominent named accusers include and a set of women who t...
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...
is the only Epstein associate identified in the provided reporting who was criminally charged, convicted and sentenced specifically for recruiting and transporting minors in connection with ’s abuse; ...
The ’s recent tranche of roughly three million pages of records includes a discrete set of and Epstein spanning roughly 2012–2013; news organizations report the collection contains 16 direct emails be...
The newly posted Department of Justice (DOJ) materials include a set of apparent FBI internal emails from July 2019 that explicitly reference “10 co‑conspirators,” but the names in those emails are la...
The 2007 non‑prosecution agreement (NPA) in the Jeffrey Epstein case contained language that effectively immunized “any and all potential co‑conspirators, known or unknown,” shielding a set of people ...
Sarah Kellen, Lesley Groff, Adriana Ross and Nadia Marcinkova were four women named by prosecutors and victims as part of Jeffrey Epstein’s inner circle; they were listed as unindicted co‑conspirators...
The short answer: the Justice Department’s released files do not provide an unredacted list of “10 co‑conspirators” — only a handful of names appear in the material and many potential identities remai...