Donald Trump’s Department of Justice has released new documents that could be helpful in the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein’s case, including his contact list and flight logs. It was a major disappointment for the people, though, as the said file did not reveal any explosive information.
In fact, it did not mention any names of celebrities, politicians, or high-profile figures who are confirmed to have been guests on his private island. All we have for now is a list of Epstein’s contact list whose names are familiar to the public.
Jeffrey Epstein’s contact list revealed several well-known celebrities and politicians
On Thursday afternoon, Jeffrey Epstein’s documents were released to selected right-wing social media influencers, and they were reportedly underwhelmed with the revelation. A source who had seen the files told the New York Post that they looked into a hundred pages of phone book, just contact numbers without context and redacted addresses.
A few moments later, Attorney General Pam Bondi finally released the names publicly, and the persons who were on Epstein’s contact list were: Mick Jagger, Michael Jackson, Alec Baldwin, Naomi Campbell, Courtney Love, Bob Weinstein, David Koch, Ethel Kennedy, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Sen. Ted Kennedy, Ralph Fiennes, Kerry Kennedy, Alan Dershowitz, John Kerry, Dustin Hoffman, Jon Huntsman, Liz Hurley, Ivana and Ivanka Trump. Donald Trump was not on the contact list.
It’s important to note that these names are only in Epstein’s phone book list and do not confirm that they actually served as guests on his private island. In the same binder were also Epstein’s private jet flight logs, which were already released in public, although with some redactions to conceal the names of his alleged victims.
The multimillionaire pedophile and s*x offender notably pleaded guilty to child prostitution crimes in 2008, which only gave him 13 months in jail and extensive work release.
He was arrested again in 2019 on charges of s*x trafficking minors in New York and Florida. Epstein passed away in his cell while awaiting trial, with the medical examiner ruling his death as s**cide by hanging. His known accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, is currently serving 20 years of prison on charges of perjury and child s*x trafficking.
The newly released Epstein document was upsetting for the public
The department’s decision to release the file publicly ignited new hope for the people and the families of the victims as well, although many were saddened after discovering no new details could shed light on the issue. It is also unclear whether the list of evidence found belongs to Epstein’s case or his long-time associate.
While his social circle included Prince Andrew and former President Bill Clinton, they have both denied engaging in any criminal acts. Hopefully, we will get more significant details in the coming days pertaining to the crimes of the disgraced New York financier so stay tuned for more upcoming details on Epstein’s case.
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