Several Jeffrey Epstein documents are set to be unsealed, including images of young women and girls with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell on his private island.
The documents, part of a 2015 lawsuit between Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre and Maxwell, reveal redacted names but no new figures in Epstein’s trafficking operation.
The unsealed files implicate high-profile individuals, including former U.S. presidents, Prince Andrew, and others, though some names have been known previously. (Trending: First Moon Mission In 50 Years Blasts Off)
This is Nadia Marcinkova, a Slovakian national and associate of Jeffrey #Epstein, name in the unsealed court documents. She was the pilot of Epstein's private jet the Lolita Express. pic.twitter.com/6j666ZHDer
— Intel Ops (@IntelOps2) January 4, 2024
Judge Loretta Preska wrote, “The Clerk of the Court is directed to strike docket entry 1332-7 in the above-captioned case because it contains inadvertently disclosed images that should have been redacted.”
“Counsel shall re-file the stricken document as soon as is practicable,” she continued.
Jeffrey Epstein kept photos of Naomi Campbell in his NYC mansion and had a room victim Virginia Giuffre called 'the dungeon' where he kept a huge photograph of her performing 'salacious acts' with anther woman https://t.co/wMuLruFHmR pic.twitter.com/n5lvg7rxgO
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) January 9, 2024
Maxwell, sentenced to 20 years for sex trafficking, is appealing her conviction.
Epstein’s connections and the circumstances surrounding his death are also briefly discussed.
Jeffrey Epsteins "Global Girl" Nadia Marcinko fehlt seit der Veröffentlichung von Dateien.
Epstein brachte Marcinkova 2001 in die USA, als sie 15 Jahre alt war.
Seit der Veröffentlichung der Epstein-Akten an die Öffentlichkeit war Marcinkova, eine Schlüsselfigur im Fall… pic.twitter.com/bp7I7Conaw— Michael Seidel (@MichaelausHH) January 9, 2024
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