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Investigations into Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking activities and associations with powerful individuals.
maintained a long, lucrative relationship with that included processing hundreds of millions in his accounts and thousands of transactions that later were described as potentially tied to trafficking;...
There is no credible evidence in the released Epstein files or reputable reporting that ; the public record documents sexual abuse and trafficking of minors and adults, not cannibalism or ritual blood...
Public records and do not deliver a single, definitive victim tally for ; government files and long-form journalism document dozens of confirmed minor victims (34–40 for restitution) and investigative...
was charged by federal prosecutors in 2019 with of minors and conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, accused in an indictment of sexually exploiting and transporting dozens of underage girls between 20...
’s , as described in decades of reporting and court filings, relied on a network of recruiters, household employees, modeling intermediaries and wealthy associates who prosecutors and victims say help...
’s public production includes interview transcripts, grand‑jury materials and internal memos that contain victim statements and allegations suggesting “provided” girls to other men, but many core inve...
Court records and ’s recent release of millions of -related files name a long list of public figures and celebrities who associated with , but being named in those files is not the same as being credi...
of roughly three million files deepens evidence that operated a wide network that placed powerful people in proximity to his abuses and that some associates aided his enterprise; at the same time, off...
A distinctive, gold-domed "temple" on ’s has been photographed, described and widely dissected by journalists and investigators, but there is no publicly released, verified evidence that the structure...
have identified a small circle of Epstein staff and associates by name—most prominently , house manager , and several figures listed on internal DOJ diagrams such as Jean‑Luc Brunel, and accountant —b...