2nd Batch of Documents Related to Jeffrey Epstein Unsealed

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The records were released a day after some 40 exhibits were disclosed on Wednesday.

A second batch of filings showing the unredacted names of people connected to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was released on Thursday.

The second batch of more than 300 pages of exhibits mentions already-known figures in the saga, including Prince Andrew and renowned lawyer Alan Dershowitz.

Alleged Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre tried to subpoena Prince Andrew and his travel records, according to newly unsealed court records that also reveal former President Bill Clinton allegedly threatened Vanity Fair not to publish “sex trafficking articles” about Mr. Epstein.

A second batch of newly unsealed filings released on Thursday reveals that Ms. Giuffre and her legal team sought to subpoena Prince Andrew, his travel records from 1999 to 2002, and the custodian of his travel records as they prepared for trial in 2015.

The document listed Buckingham Palace as the address for the then-working royal’s subpoena.

In a 24-page document filed under seal, Prince Andrew was listed as a witness who “has knowledge” of Mr. Epstein’s and Ghislaine Maxwell’s “sexual trafficking conduct and interaction with underage minors.”

This was distinct from those on the long list of names, mostly of figures who have previously appeared in reporting on the matter, who “may have” knowledge.

Prince Andrew settled a lawsuit with Ms. Giuffre in 2019 after she alleged that Mr. Epstein arranged for the prince to sexually abuse her when she was 17. Prince Andrew has denied all claims of wrongdoing and, according to his spokesperson, has expressed regret for “his association with Epstein.”

Witness List

The witness list released Wednesday includes other notable and familiar figures in the saga, such as President Clinton, former Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, billionaire investor Glenn Dubin and his wife, and celebrity chef Alan Perry Lang.

A number of Mr. Epstein’s house staff also appear on the list.

At least seven names on the witness list remain redacted. One of these names was “present on flights” with Mr. Epstein, Ms. Maxwell, and Ms. Giuffre. Another worked for Ms. Maxwell and was said to have knowledge of her “recruitment of girls” for Mr. Epstein.

By Caden Pearson

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