The first of 150-plus names connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case are expected be unsealed on Wednesday, a federal court official told The Messenger.
"The commencement of the unsealing process is anticipated today," stated Ed Friedland, the District Executive for the Southern District of New York.
Judge Loretta Preska, overseeing a civil case initiated by Virginia Giuffre against Ghislaine Maxwell, has issued an order to unseal documents. The unsealed records are expected to reveal names of victims, associates, and alleged co-conspirators connected to Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell.
This document release could potentially expose high-profile individuals, including known figures like Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew, who have been linked to Epstein. The defamation lawsuit against Maxwell was resolved in 2017, but the Miami Herald filed motions to unveil records that had been kept from public scrutiny.
This will be updated with the names once available. This is a breaking story.
