Names mentioned in Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case revealed

The sex trafficking scandal file of US billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of sexual abuse, pedophilia, and creating a sex trafficking ring involving girls under the age of 18, with the youngest being 14, and who committed suicide in prison in 2019 before his trial, continues to expand.

NAMES SHARED WITH THE PUBLIC

According to a report by Euronews; US District Judge Loretta Preska ruled that there was no legal justification for keeping secret the names of approximately 200 individuals mentioned in the records of Epstein's sex trafficking ring case, who were previously known only as "John and Jane Doe."

Following the judge's decision, the names in question were made public. The unsealed court documents include the names of former US President Bill Clinton, British Royal Family member Prince Andrew, David Copperfield, Donald Trump, and famous singer Michael Jackson.

According to US media, Clinton's name appears in the court transcripts as "Doe 36."

VICTIM'S TESTIMONY

Victim Johanna Sjoberg, who stated that she was sexually abused by Epstein, said in her testimony that she saw singer Michael Jackson at Epstein's Palm Beach mansion and also met the famous magician David Copperfield in the same setting.

TRUMP'S NAME ALSO MENTIONED

Victim Sjoberg stated that she did not give a massage to former US President Donald Trump, whose name appears in the court documents. No charges have been brought against Trump in the sex trafficking ring scandal that has become the talk of the US.

PRINCE ANDREW'S EX-WIFE SARAH FERGUSON VISITED THE 'SEX TRAFFICKING MANSION'

According to a report by NTV; among the names revealed last week, King Charles's brother Prince Andrew had taken the top spot in the British press. Now, the name of the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, has been revealed in the unsealed court documents. It was learned that Ferguson visited Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, along with her ex-husband, Prince Andrew.

According to court documents released on Friday, Sarah Ferguson visited Jeffrey Epstein's Florida mansion at least once.

"THE DUCHESS WAS ALSO AT THE SEX TRAFFICKING MANSION"

Juan Alessi, a former employee of the mansion, said in his testimony in 2009 during the lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre against Epstein's former girlfriend and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, that he saw Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew during their visit.

No charges have been brought against Duchess Ferguson regarding the case.

"THEY WERE FRIENDS WITH EPSTEIN"

Attorney Katherine Ezell asked the former mansion employee Alessi whether Ferguson and Andrew were "friends" with Maxwell.

Alessi said that the royal couple, who are now divorced, were friends with both Epstein and Maxwell at the time.

"PRINCE ANDREW STAYED AT THE 'SEX TRAFFICKING MANSION' FOR WEEKS"

When asked if they ever had massages while there, Alessi replied, "Prince Andrew did. I think Sarah only came once and was there for a short time."

"I don't think Sarah slept there. I can't remember. I think she was visiting Wellington, came to the house, and we met her," said Alessi, adding, "But Prince Andrew was with us for weeks."

EPSTEIN GAVE FERGUSON 15 THOUSAND POUNDS

Sarah Ferguson, who divorced Prince Andrew in 1996, continued to maintain her closeness with Epstein and was criticized for a long time because of this relationship.

Epstein, who committed suicide in prison in 2019, had given Ferguson 15 thousand pounds to help her pay off her debts, and Ferguson later described this transaction as a "colossal error of judgment."

ANDREW DENIED THE ALLEGATIONS

One of Epstein's victims, Virginia Giuffre, filed a lawsuit in New York in 2021, alleging that Prince Andrew, the son of Queen Elizabeth and the younger brother of King Charles, sexually abused her in New York and London when she was 17. Giuffre claimed that the Prince sexually abused her without her consent, knowing she was a minor.

In 2019, three months after Epstein died in his prison cell, the Prince appeared on the BBC to talk about the allegations and denied the accusations.

CALL FOR PRINCE ANDREW TO 'GIVE SWORN TESTIMONY'

Meanwhile, Spencer Kuvin, an attorney for some of Epstein's victims, said that Prince Andrew should give sworn testimony regarding his role in the Jeffrey Epstein abuse scandal.

SOME NAMES MENTIONED IN THE CASE

The list of those mentioned in the sex trafficking ring scandal that has become the talk of the US is as follows;

• Ghislaine Maxwell
• Virginia Lee Roberts Giuffre
• Kathy Alexander
• Miles Alexander
• James Michael Austrich
• Philip Barden
• Cate Blanchett
• David Boies
• Laura Boothe
• Evelyn Boulet
• Rebecca Boylan
• Joshua Bunner
• Naomi Campbell
• Carolyn Casey
• Paul Cassell
• Sharon Churcher
• Bill Clinton
• David Copperfield
• Alexandra Cousteau
• Cameron Diaz
• Leonardo DiCaprio
• Alan Dershowitz
• Dr. Mona Devanesan
• Bradley Edwards
• Amanda Ellison
• Cimberly Espinosa
• Annie Farmer
• Marie Farmer
• Alexandra Fekkai
• Crystal Figueroa
• Anthony Figueroa
• Louis Freeh
• Eric Gany
• Meg Garvin
• Sheridan Gibson-Butte
• Robert Giuffre
• Al Gore
• Ross Gow
• Fred Graff
• Philip Guderyon
• Shannon Harrison
• Stephen Hawking
• Victoria Hazel
• Brittany Henderson
• Brett Jaffe
• Michael Jackson
• Carol Roberts Kess
• Dr. Karen Kutikoff
• Peter Listerman
• George Lucas
• Tony Lyons
• Bob Meister
• Jamie A. Melanson
• Lynn Miller
• Marvin Minsky
• David Mullen
• Joe Pagano
• Mary Paluga
• J. Stanley Pottinger
• Joseph Recarey
• Michael Reiter
• Jason Richards
• Bill Richardson
• Sky Roberts
• Scott Rothstein
• Forest Sawyer
• Doug Schoetlle
• Kevin Spacey
• Cecilia Stein
• Mark Tafoya
• Brent Tindall
• Kevin Thompson
• Donald Trump
• Ed Tuttle
• Emma Vaghan
• Kimberly Vaughan-Edwards
• Cresenda Valdes
• Anthony Valladares
• Maritza Vazquez
• Vicky Ward
• Jarred Weisfeld
• Courtney Wild
• Bruce Willis
• Daniel Wilson
• Prince Andrew

THE LIST IS LONG BUT NO INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN OPENED FOR MOST

Although comments are made that those on the list are "Jeffrey Epstein's clients or accomplices," no investigation has been opened for the vast majority of those on the list.

HISTORY OF JEFFREY EPSTEIN'S SEX TRAFFICKING RING CASE

Epstein, who was being tried on charges of abusing girls and creating a sex trafficking ring, was found dead in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, New York, where he was being held, on August 10, 2019.

GHISLAINE MAXWELL IS STILL IN PRISON

Epstein's girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell was found guilty in the case where she was tried for allegedly assisting Epstein's illegal activities in the organization of luring underage girls for some wealthy individuals, celebrities, and government officials, and was sentenced to 20 years in prison for "trafficking minors for sexual abuse."