Unsealed Epstein Documents Reveal More Names, Details

Fake Transcripts Falsely Accuse Celebrities, While Real Documents Detail Victims' Accounts

Newly unsealed documents from a lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend, reveal more names and details about people connected to Epstein, most of whom have not been accused of any wrongdoing.
The documents include accounts of some of Epstein’s young victims, many of whom were high school students who took payments of $200 to give him illicit massages.
Among the famous people in Epstein’s orbit before he was exposed as a sexual predator were former Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, singer Michael Jackson and magician David Copperfield, according to the accounts of his victims and other witnesses quoted in newly released documents. None of those men were accused of wrongdoing.
Fake court transcripts related to Epstein have flooded the internet, often falsely accusing celebrities of appearing on the list of Epstein's former associates, employees and friends included in the unsealed papers.
The documents unsealed Thursday included an excerpt from the deposition of one those victims, a girl who was in high school when she went to his house, thinking she had been hired to give him a massage.