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Allegations and legal actions related to Jeffrey Epstein's activities and associates.
No criminal charges were filed against Representative Jim Jordan in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein investigation as reported in the documents and news coverage reviewed; the public record and rel...
Yes — among thousands of documents recently released in the Justice Department’s Epstein file drops and in FBI tip records there are explicit allegations that some people connected to Epstein’s world ...
Previous unverified were handled through a patchwork of criminal probes, a controversial 2008 federal non‑prosecution agreement, , targeted criminal indictments in 2019, and large-scale document revie...
’s recent multi‑million‑page release of records contains references, photos and communications involving a wide swath of well‑known public figures across politics, business, sports and entertainment; ...
There is no single, authoritative tally of how many have been made against because reporting uses different definitions (rape vs broader sexual misconduct), some allegations remain unverified, and som...
In 2016 a plaintiff using the name “” filed and briefly refilled a federal lawsuit accusing and of dating to 1994; that suit was dismissed and later withdrawn, and major news organizations reported on...
The ’s January 2026 release of more than three million –related files does include references to “cannibal,” “” and allegations of “,” but those references are fragments in a vast trove and do not con...
The recently released Epstein files do include words and allegations that reference “cannibal” or “,” but those references are scattered, largely uncorroborated, and do not amount to verified evidence...
There is no verified photographic evidence that —or anyone in his network—ate children, and no criminal charge of cannibalism appears in the public record tied to Epstein; the 's recently released fil...
The newly released trove contains references that some readers and social posts have interpreted as alleging connected to , but none of the public documents or court records contain verified evidence ...
latest dump of roughly 3 million pages in the Epstein files includes the names of numerous U.S. politicians, business leaders and celebrities — from and business figures such as , and to entertainment...
At least two identifiable sources have made or are associated with allegations that or his social circle : a viral 2009 video by Mexican model in which she claimed attendees at a wealthy gathering “at...
The newly released files include raw, unverified allegations that reference and “ritualistic sacrifice,” but the claims originate from anonymous or uncorroborated sources and are not supported by phys...
The question "" demands a binary label tied to criminal acts and medical definitions, but the public record assembled in mainstream reporting and court filings does not support a conclusive legal or m...
The recently released documents related to include references to and “ritualistic sacrifice,” but those references are fragments within a vast trove and are not supported by verified evidence tying Ep...
A recent tranche of documents linked to includes a small number of graphic, third‑party allegations describing and intestines or fecal matter being consumed, but there is no verified or criminal findi...
Claims that or his associates have circulated widely since a new tranche of documents was released, but multiple fact‑checks and mainstream reports find no credible evidence or criminal charge proving...
Claims that or guests on his private island engaged in have circulated widely since the recent release of documents, but none of the public files or court proceedings contain verified evidence or char...
The recently unsealed tranche of documents tied to has reignited lurid online claims that he and his associates "ate babies," but the public record in these reporting sources does not provide verified...
The recently released batch of documents connected to has reignited lurid online claims that celebrities “ate babies,” but the published reporting shows no concrete evidence in those files to support ...