They have started since Wednesday January 3 reveal the names of the people linked in court documents to Jeffrey Epstein, the American financier who committed suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial for sex crimes. Judge Loretta Breska accepted the request of two people on the list and Jane Doe 107 and John Doe 110 cannot be identified until at least January 22.

Who was Jeffrey Epstein, the American businessman accused of pedophilia whose list of guests at his parties would soon be released

The revelation is part of a defamation lawsuit between Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s girlfriend and sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2022, and a prosecutor against the former partner, Virginia Giuffre.

Epstein was a billionaire who fell from grace and in the worst possible way: accused of pedophilia. Epstein died in prison in 2019 after committing suicide. The billionaire was found guilty of running a child trafficking network American ASone outlet adding that “he was accused of sexually abusing minors at his luxury homes in New York, Palm Beach and Manhattan.”

Prince Andrew, Donald Trump, Michael Jackson, Bill Clinton, among the names Johana Sjoberg mentions on the Epstein case list

At the time of his death, “Jeffrey Epstein had been detained for 36 days, he was 66 years old and was facing the possibility of a 45-year prison sentence charged with sex trafficking of minors,” Infobae indicated. Following the billionaire’s death in prison on August 23, 2019, French justice opened an investigation for “rape” and “sexual assault”, particularly of minors, after being warned of possible French victims.

In addition to Prince Andrew, the name of the magnate’s socialite and ex-partner, Ghislaine Maxwell, also emerged in the investigation into the Epstein case.

Lolita Express

This is a nickname with which He mentioned one of his planes that he used to fly to his private island where many of the sexual abuses that landed Epstein in prison were committed.

The ‘Lolita express’ has been idle for four years at a private airport in Georgia (United States), owned by Stambaugh Aviation, which charges $1,000 per month for parking. The aircraft’s engines have been dismantled and sold and it has not been reregistered for flight since last year.

The aircraft was considered one of the most luxurious in its category and, according to research, was used numerous times Epsein to transfer various personalities and minor victims of sexual abuse to their homes in New York, Mexico, Paris, the Virgin Islands and Palm Beach, where parties and orgies were held. (JO)