First Batch of Names From Jeffrey Epstein Client List Released

The first batch of names from the client list alleged in the Virginia Giuffre lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein in connection to his sex trafficking ring was released late Wednesday.

Today’s release of documents exposing part of Epstein’s potential client list is a step in the right direction, but we’re not done yet.

I’m calling on the Senate Judiciary Committee to approve my subpoena request that would unseal ALL of Epstein’s flight logs.
— Sen. Marsha Blackburn (@MarshaBlackburn) January 4, 2024

According to Newsweek, 90 names were revealed, including high-profile individuals who Giuffre accused of having sex with her while she was underage and ordered to perform sex acts with various people in power.

Giuffre accused former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, billionaire hedge fund manager Glenn Dubin, modeling director Jean-Luc Brunel, and Prince Andrew.

Both Brunel and Richardson are now deceased. The first list of individuals connected to the case also includes high-profile names who are not accused of wrongdoing.

Model Naomi Campbell is listed because Guiffre was brought to her birthday party.

Former President Donald Trump is mentioned because he employed her before she was poached for a “masseuse” position with Epstein by his associate Ghislaine Maxwell.

Former President Bill Clinton is also noted in the filings multiple times because Giuffre alleged that Maxwell told her Clinton had been to Epstein’s private island and believed him to be of interest.

Giuffre also noted she was coerced and groomed into accepting her role in the sex trafficking ring.

She explained on page 828 that she had run away from home multiple times due to a rocky relationship with her parents and that she was “coerced into sex acts,” a claim noted on page 838.

She also stated, “There was definitely indirect threats that you knew these people were powerful. They had a lot of contacts. They were very wealthy. They were people you did not want to cross lines with on a bad way.”

The court documents also note on page 884 that Giuffre referred to herself as a “sex slave” and that she mainly blamed Maxwell for her hand in befriending and grooming her to be used for sex.

Giuffre noted that Maxwell’s denial of her sexual abuse was harmful to her.

“She’s the one who I believe, in my heart of hearts, deserves to come forward and have justice happen to her more than anybody. Being a woman, it’s disgusting,” Guiffre concluded.

Maxwell is serving a 20-year prison sentence after being convicted on five counts of underage sex-trafficking related abuses.

Epstein died by hanging in his jail cell in 2019.

The names released in the first batch of court filings listed by Newsweek are: