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Jane Doe's 2016 federal lawsuits and the use of pseudonyms and protective orders
Documents released from the ’s massive file dump include at least one sworn tip and a court declaration in which an anonymous witness says she personally heard or witnessed Donald that a girl “would d...
The 2016 complaints in the included a civil complaint and multiple sworn declarations filed as exhibits — notably a declaration by and supporting declarations by and — and those filings are available ...
The 2016 court filings by a plaintiff using the name "Katie Johnson" accused Jeffrey Epstein and Donald J. Trump of sexually abusing her beginning when she was 13, and sought substantial damages; the ...
A definitive answer about whether the specific "" civil case that allegedly included ’s affidavit was tried to verdict or dismissed cannot be produced from the reporting supplied: the documents and do...
The central piece of public evidence that underpins the declaration is the sworn affidavit itself, filed under a pseudonym as Exhibit B in a federal complaint alleging by and . Beyond that declaration...
The April 2016 filing by the plaintiff using the pseudonym “” appears in federal dockets as 5:16‑cv‑00797 in the (Riverside division) . Reporting and the available docket aggregators confirm a filing ...
’s sworn declaration — filed under seal to support a protective order — reiterated explosive allegations that she witnessed underage girls being sexually abused by and and said she feared for her and ...
There is no single “” court that can be named for November 2025 because multiple distinct lawsuits captioned v. Trump have been filed in different federal and state courts over the years; each active ...
Civil sexual‑assault lawsuits and high‑profile civil verdicts can look similar to the public but operate under different procedural rules, evidentiary levers and remedies: anonymous 2016 “Jane Doe” fi...