These are the names of the famous people who are part of it

2024-01-04 23:46:54

Confidential documents about the Epstein case were revealed on January 3, 2024, by order of Judge Loretta Preska of the Manhattan federal court, on December 20, 2023.

Preska ordered not only that the documents be made public, in response to the civil lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre, in 2015, but that the names that were in those documents be made public knowledge.

Giuffre sued Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffry Epstein’s partner, and one of his main accomplices, for defamation, after she tried to deny her version as a victim of the businessman and the participation of well-known personalities in the pedophile network that he led and for which ended up being prosecuted in 2019 for the crimes of trafficking and sexual abuse of minors.

A sentence that he finally did not serve, after he committed suicide inside his cell, after learning the verdict against him.

The release of these documents has captured the complete attention of public opinion, because within these 40 documents, the names of at least 180 quite well-known people appear.

So far, the names of figures such as Kevin Spacey, Naomi Campbell, Al Gore, Leonardo DiCaprio, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, David Copperfield, Stephen Hawking, among others, have been made known; some under pseudonyms such as ‘John’ and ‘Jane Does’.

“In a 2011 interview, Ms. Giuffre mentioned former President Bill Clinton’s close personal relationship with the defendant and Jeffrey Epstein. While Ms. Giuffre made no accusations of illegal actions by Bill Clinton, Ms. [Ghislaine] Maxwell in her statement raised Ms. Giuffre’s position… comments about President Clinton as one of the ‘obvious lies’ she referred to in her public statement that formed the basis of this lawsuit. “Aside from the defendant and Mr. Epstein, former President Clinton is a key person who can provide information about his close relationship with the defendant and Mr. Epstein and disprove Ms. Maxwell’s claims,” ​​the document says.

In response to this revelation, Maxwell’s lawyers noted that “each and every claim made by the plaintiff about President Clinton has been conclusively proven to be false,” according to another document revealed that same Wednesday, known through the ABCNews.

Therefore, it is expected that eventually and as the authorities in the United States continue to provide information regarding the case, the relationship between Clinton and the other people mentioned in the files will be established, who are mentioned with ambiguity and without any relation to a crime. specifically, more than with visits to Epstein’s island or participation in some of his meetings.