The late pedophile’s third batch of unsealed documents drops more big names

The third batch of newly released documents from a 2015 civil defamation lawsuit linked to the late Jeffrey Epstein, who killed himself in prison, reveal shocking details about the convicted pedophile’s associates and alleged victims.

More than 1,300 pages were made public on Friday, following previous releases earlier in the week.

The unsealed documents stem from a court order in response to media efforts to reveal information from a lawsuit filed by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who accused Epstein of sexually abusing her as a minor.

The documents are expected to name nearly 200 people, including Epstein’s accusers, prominent figures and politicians.

Juan Alessi, a former Epstein employee, revealed during a 2009 deposition that he had dinner with Donald Trump in Epstein’s kitchen and met Bill Clinton on Epstein’s plane.

Alessi also reported meeting Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, foreign beauty queens and a Nobel laureate in chemistry.

Alessi shed light on the atmosphere at Epstein’s residence, revealing that young women, including one believed to be under the age of 18, would give massages for $100 an hour each.

Famous magician David Copperfield was identified as an associate of Epstein’s, with questions arising about their relationship and whether they were recruiting girls for each other.

Copperfield also refers to a 2016 deposition where a woman claimed she met him at Epstein’s Palm Beach residence.

The scandal extends to a 2005 handwritten note in which disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein tried to call Epstein.

The memo, part of nearly 200 text messages, adds another layer to the web of connections surrounding Epstein and raises questions about the extent of his influential network.

The release of these documents underscores the ongoing scrutiny surrounding Epstein’s life and associates, with ramifications that touch the realms of politics, entertainment and business.