Survivors and advocates are calling for Prince Andrew to be brought to justice in the US over allegations linked to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network, with new documents suggesting his involvement and previous denials being challenged. The case highlights ongoing issues of accountability for high-profile figures involved in abuse and trafficking.
A police report from 2001 reveals that authorities investigated Ghislaine Maxwell's recruitment of college students to work at Epstein's house, predating Epstein's 2008 investigation, highlighting missed opportunities to prevent his criminal activities. Epstein was later charged with sex trafficking, and Maxwell was convicted of related crimes.
Heavily redacted emails from the DOJ suggest the FBI investigated Ohio billionaire Les Wexner for possible connections to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking case, but Wexner's legal team states he was not a co-conspirator and cooperated fully with investigators.
Some redactions in documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's case are being undone through hacking or simple highlighting techniques, revealing sensitive information about Epstein's activities, associates, and property dealings, raising concerns about the effectiveness of redactions and transparency laws.
The Justice Department released over 13,000 files related to Jeffrey Epstein, revealing limited details about President Trump's involvement and sparking political reactions, with more documents expected in the coming weeks.
Photographs released by the US justice department suggest that Prince Andrew facilitated Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's access to British high society, including events at Balmoral and Ascot, highlighting his connections to Epstein amidst ongoing investigations and legal actions related to Epstein's sex trafficking crimes.
Emails reveal that real estate mogul Andrew Farkas, who claimed his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was purely business, considered Epstein one of his best friends and provided him with significant discounts on marina services, contradicting his public statements and highlighting complex personal ties to Epstein.
The article examines the decades-long associations between US Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton with Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting their social interactions and denials of wrongdoing, while noting that their relationships reportedly ended years before Epstein's 2019 arrest and subsequent death.
Ghislaine Maxwell has requested a court to vacate or amend her 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking, citing new evidence suggesting her trial was unfair, but her previous appeals have been unsuccessful and the Supreme Court declined to hear her case.
Virginia Roberts Giuffre's memoir, published posthumously, has sold over 1 million copies worldwide in two months, reigniting criticism of Prince Andrew and calls for transparency regarding Jeffrey Epstein's case, while her family mourns her death and celebrates her impact.
Ghislaine Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking related to Jeffrey Epstein, plans to request her release from prison through a habeas petition, with her lawyer indicating the filing will be made soon without legal representation. The case continues to attract attention amid discussions about the release of related legal documents and Maxwell's ongoing legal challenges.
Emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein closely monitored Donald Trump's rise to power, tracking his movements and political developments, while Epstein's connections and influence network were deeply intertwined with Trump's political trajectory. The documents also show Epstein's obsession with Trump, despite not directly communicating with him, and his strategic interest in Trump's presidency, which ultimately led to Epstein's prosecution and death in jail.
House Democrats released emails suggesting Jeffrey Epstein believed Donald Trump knew about his sex-trafficking activities and spent time with Epstein's victims, raising questions about their relationship, which Trump has denied.
Allison Mack, the actress involved in NXIVM, speaks publicly for the first time since her release from prison, reflecting on her past actions, her involvement in NXIVM, and her personal growth, including her recent marriage and education pursuits.
Allison Mack, a former 'Smallville' actress and NXIVM member, shares her story of brainwashing, involvement in the cult's sex trafficking activities, and her subsequent prison sentence in the CBC podcast 'Allison After NXIVM,' which explores her complex role as both victim and participant.