170 Names From Epstein List To Be Released January 2024

Court documents regarding Jeffrey Epstein's high-profile associates are set to be released in the first days of 2024, marking the culmination of nearly four years since the sex trafficker's death. The papers will supposedly reveal dozens of Epstein's friends, recruiters, and victims.

The unsealing will occur on Monday, January 1, 2024, but the files will likely be made public the following day due to the holiday. About 177 individuals will be named across hundreds of files, shedding new light on an underground sex trafficking ring involving some of the most powerful individuals in the world.

Epstein boasted connections and relationships with some of the globe's most influential figures, including Bill Gates and former President Bill Clinton. Notable personalities, such as Kevin Spacey, Chris Tucker, and model Naomi Campbell, were reportedly in the infamous flight logs. Whether these prominent individuals will be implicated in the upcoming revelations remains uncertain.

Federal District Judge Loretta Preska wrote "unsealed in full" next to the names of Epstein associates and victims. The documents are related to a defamation case brought by Prince Andrew's accuser, Virginia Roberts, who filed against disgraced trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell.

Among the previously unveiled court records were references to unidentified individuals labeled John and Jane Doe. Some were purported victims or wrongdoers associated with Epstein and Maxwell. Those identified as John or Jane Does within the papers did not object to disclosing their names.

There will also be material on Haley Robson, who was previously named as a recruiter on police files but more recently claimed she was a victim. Jean-Luc Brunel, a former French model scout who purportedly abused young women and was close to Epstein, may also be exposed, though he hanged himself in 2022 while awaiting trial.

Doe 3 and Doe 4 appear to be Miles and Cathy Alexander, a South African couple who managed Little St James (Epstein's private island) for years, according to The Daily Mail. In a 2011 interview with the outlet, the Alexanders expressed that they refrained from "judging" others, although they had suspicions about the age of some girls on the island.

These papers are expected to contain details about one of Prince Andrew's accusers, alleged to be Johanna Sjoberg, who discusses getting groped at Epstein's New York mansion. She further states that Epstein was playing with a puppet of himself, gifted by Maxwell. Sjoberg, who appears to support Virginia Guiffre, recalled her trip to Epstein in 2001, stating, “I just remember someone suggesting a photo, and they told us to get on the couch. And so Virginia and Andrew sat on the couch, and they put the puppet on her lap. And so I sat on Andrew’s lap, I believe of my own volition, and they took the puppet’s hands and put it on Virginia’s breast and so Andrew put his on mine."

With all of these names coming to light, will justice finally be served? We hope so.

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