The final set of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents in a lawsuit filed in 2015 between accuser Virginia Giuffre and her accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell revealed that the plaintiff accused her of sex trafficking in a 2016 deposition. It was revealed that Bill Richardson, Marvin Minsky, and Les Wexner were accused of
Their names were redacted in a previous version of the 223-page filing published in May 2022. Jean-Luc Brunel, who died in a French prison while awaiting trial on her own sex trafficking charges, is also accused of victimizing her in her case. Latest submissions. The same goes for Glenn Dubin, but the allegations against him were previously sealed and he denies them.
Mr. Richardson is a former Democratic governor of New Mexico and served as former President Clinton's ambassador to the United Nations. He passed away in September. Minsky was a leading computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and passed away in 2016. Wexner is the founder Head of Limited Brands and former Victoria's Secret CEO. The Wexner Foundation did not return calls seeking comment.
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Jeffrey Epstein spoke with Professor Marvin Minsky, known as the “father” of artificial intelligence, in 2004. (Rick Friedman/Corbis via Getty Images)
Wexner, who has not been charged with any crime, previously said he had broken ties with Epstein in 2007. Giuffre claimed he had multiple sexual encounters with Wexner, including at least once at the same time as Sarah Kellen, another of Epstein's victims.
The judge then ordered Giuffre's deposition to be removed from the record and resubmitted with new edits. It wasn't immediately obvious what needed to be edited.
Wexner has previously denied knowledge of other Epstein-related allegations, and in 2019 lawyers representing Epstein victims said it was unlikely Wexner was aware of Epstein's conduct. FOX Business reported..
Giuffre also said she was sex trafficked by a “famous prime minister.” Although he was not mentioned by name, he accused Alan Dershowitz, a prominent criminal defense attorney who has repeatedly denied wrongdoing. Mr. Giuffre and Mr. Dershowitz previously sued each other, but agreed to drop the case after Mr. Giuffre publicly stated that Mr. Dershowitz had been “misidentified.”
Dershowitz told Fox News Digital that he agreed to the release and said he had nothing to hide. He denied all wrongdoing.
A comparison of the latest unsealed document to the same document published in May 2022. (SDNY)
“No one's name should be redacted,” Dershowitz said. “Everyone's name should be made public.”
Still, some names continue to be redacted in Giuffre's records, including at least one of the people she accused of human trafficking.
Giuffre said former President Bill Clinton had witnessed sexual abuse of minors and would have known why he met Epstein during a series of interrogations about model Eddie Klum. Stated.
She said she could not say whether she witnessed Klum sexually abusing minors, but said she saw the two together at a party.
“Is Bill Clinton a witness to sexual abuse of minors?” she was asked.
Virginia Roberts Giuffre has a photo of herself as a teenager that she says was abused by Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Prince Andrew and others. (Emily Michaud/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
“Yes, he will be a witness, because he knows my purpose for Jeffrey and has visited Jeffrey's island,” Giuffre said. “Jeffrey Epstein was not shy about admitting that there were pictures of naked girls all over his house.”
Mr. Clinton has repeatedly denied wrongdoing, and last week his press secretary disputed other claims in the documents that the former president had a close personal relationship with Mr. Epstein.
Giuffre also claimed that she was paid $15,000 to have sex with Britain's Prince Andrew, and then $160,000 for a photo of them together.
Yes, I received $15,000.
“Were you paid between $10 and $15,000 by or on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein for having sex with Prince Andrew?” Giuffre was asked, according to the records.
“Yes, I did receive $15,000. I don't know how many pounds that is worth,” she replied. “I received it in American dollars.”
Then-New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson addresses casino workers at a rally in Las Vegas on March 23, 2007. Richardson was one of four Democratic presidential candidates to speak at the large union event. (Gabriel Boys/AFP via Getty Images)
The final unsealing included nearly 1,500 pages of documents, including a “secret” 2017 deposition of Epstein accuser Sarah Ransom and depositions of Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Giuffre.
In one filing, Maxwell denied knowledge that Jean-Luc Brunel allegedly performed sexual acts at Epstein's mansion, but on the sex trafficking financier's plane and on his private island. This was despite the fact that he was pictured alongside Jean-Luc Brunel. Like Epstein, Brunel died in solitary confinement while awaiting trial.
In Ransom's deposition, she identified a man named Peter Lambrakis as a cocaine supplier and potential witness.
Les Wexner speaks on stage at the 2016 Fragrance Foundation Awards Ceremony hosted by Hearst Magazines on June 7, 2016 in New York City. (Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images, Fragrance Foundation)
Giuffre's lawyers initially expected to disclose about 240 previously redacted or sealed documents and identify more than 170 John or Jane Does who participated in the lawsuit. The lawsuit ended in a settlement in 2017. The final total of documents was approximately 215.
U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska ordered the names unsealed in December and gave people a two-week period to appeal the release of their names.
She said the court ruled against two women who had asked the court to continue releasing their identities, including one woman who said her life could be in danger if her name was published. It has not yet been determined whether it should be identified.
The third case involves sex traffickers allegedly raiding nightclubs catering to underage girls.
In a separate criminal case, Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in prison for sex trafficking of Epstein's victims. She is contesting her conviction and has refused to comment on her document dump.
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Epstein died in federal custody in 2019. A Justice Department investigation accused the U.S. Bureau of Prisons of negligence in allowing Epstein to commit suicide in prison and depriving him of the rights of “numerous of his victims, many of whom were underage girls at the time.” . suspected crime, about their ability to seek justice through the criminal justice process. ”
Ghislaine Maxwell attends a private screening of “Kung Fu Hustle'' at the Sony Screening Room on March 2, 2005 in New York City. (Jimi Celeste/Patrick McMullan, via Getty Images)
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Maxwell said she believes she was killed.
