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At long last, the names contained in court documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein are being released. It’s a slow trickle, to be sure, but four long years after the arraignment and eventual death of Epstein in prison, it’s a release that’s long overdue. One reporter who no doubt vehemently agrees with this sentiment is reporter Amy Robach, who said she had the story a full three years before Epstein’s death, only for her employer at the time, ABC News, to, in her words, “quash” the whole thing. This information comes from a leaked video of Robach’s comments...

Giuffre, 36, told CBS News of Maxwell on Wednesday: “She is a monster. She's worse than Epstein. She did things even worse than Epstein did. She was vicious. She was evil. And she's a woman.” Virginia Roberts Giuffre alleged on CBS This Morning that Ghislaine Maxwell 'vicious' and 'did things even worse than Epstein did' 7 Virginia Roberts Giuffre alleged on CBS This Morning that Ghislaine Maxwell 'vicious' and 'did things even worse than Epstein did'Credit: CBS Maxwell, 58, is currently locked up at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York, after she was arrested and charged two weeks...

A massive trove of potentially explosive court documents involving convicted billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — which could reveal new allegations of abuse against “numerous prominent American politicians, powerful business executives, foreign presidents, a well‐known Prime Minister and other world leaders” — should be made public, a federal court has ruled. The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit acknowledged that the 2,000 pages of documents — which are related to a defamation lawsuit filed by one of Epstein’s accusers — have the potential to “damage privacy and reputation” and reveal new allegations against powerful world leaders and others....