One of the greatest injustices of the modern-era is the legal system’s protection of deceased pedophile human trafficker Jeffrey Epstein’s associates who partook of his business selling the flesh of young, mostly underage girls, many of whom are likely powerful people with major political connections. The young women who were victimized by these individuals need to pay for what they have done, and that can only happen if we know who they are. Courts have kept that information under wraps ever since Epstein was busted and has continued through his death — allegedly by suicide, but most are not convinced that is what happened — and the arrested and imprisonment of his girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, who assisted in his twisted business venture.
Well, a judge has now issued a ruling for documents containing the identity of these individuals to finally be released next year. This is not an exhaustive list, but it’s a start, so we should take comfort in that.
The Daily Wire is reporting:
The documents to be released come from a 2017 civil trial brought by Virginia Giuffre, who said that Ghislaine Maxwell facilitated Epstein’s sex trafficking of her. The names of roughly 150 associates are expected to be revealed, although New York Judge Loretta Preska has given the individuals 14 days to object to the release of their names.
“The Court stays its order for fourteen days to permit any impacted Doe the opportunity to appeal, after which counsel are asked to confer, prepare the documents for unsealing pursuant to this order, and post the documents on the docket,” Preska stated in her ruling on Monday.
Preska listed multiple reasons to unseal the documents, including the fact that several individuals whose names have been kept hidden previously gave interviews to the media. Several individuals have not objected to the release of their names, according to Preska’s order. The well-connected Epstein died in a Manhattan prison cell in August 2019 awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence after being convicted of sex trafficking children.
The decision to release the documents brought on celebration from some and speculation by others on whose names will be found in the documents.
“The names of over 170 of Jeffrey Epstein’s high-profile associates are to be released in the first week of 2024,” Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) stated Tuesday in a post published on social media platform X. “Accountability is coming.”
Sen. Blackburn has been working over the course of the last few weeks to get the Senate Judiciary Committee to issue a subpoena for Epstein’s flight records, but has made it clear that the main obstacle preventing this from happening is Illinois Democratic Sen. Dick Durban. Gee, I wonder why Durban is so desperate to prevent people from knowing the truth about the folks involved in this sickening, heinous violation of human rights? Who is he protecting and what have they promised him in return?
Is he one of the people on the list?
So many questions.
It was previously reported that Epstein owned at least three jets, including a Gulfstream II sold in November 2013, a Gulfstream IV sold before his arrest, and a Boeing 727 nicknamed the “Lolita Express,” which allegedly transported prominent individuals and girls all around the world.
The so-called “Lolita Express” private jet has been the subject of controversy amid the accusations brought against Epstein and, in particular, the flight records connected to the plane that supposedly include the names of those who traveled with him.
A few of the victims who were part of the Epstein operation, along with one of his pilots, has stated that well known individuals such as Bill Gates, Prince Andrew, and others have traveled on the infamous plane with the despicable deceased financier.