After revealing the secret documents of the Epstein case: Shock at the names of visitors to Sin Island
Five years have passed since businessman Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his prison cell in New York, where he was awaiting trial on charges of human trafficking for sexual purposes. It was later announced that he committed suicide.
Yesterday, the Federal Court in New York revealed confidential documents containing the names of approximately 180 people who may have been involved with the late billionaire Jeffrey Epstein in sexual crimes, most notably former President Bill Clinton, the late physicist Stephen Hawking, and Prince Andrew, the son of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of York. The disclosure of these documents had been awaited since they were ordered by Manhattan Federal Court Judge Loretta Preska on December 18 of last year. Citing some sources, the fact that the names of people appear in the files does not necessarily mean that they are involved, as criminal charges were only brought against Epstein and Maxwell, his girlfriend. The name of former US President Bill Clinton appeared in the documents more than 50 times, but according to the American network ABC, this does not indicate his involvement in any illegal acts. In her lawsuit against Epstein in 2015, Virginia Giuffre referred to allegations that she met Clinton on Little St. James Island, which is owned by Epstein. Epstein bought Little St. James Island, located within the archipelago of the US Virgin Islands, nearly twenty-five years ago and was called "Sin Island."
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