A federal judge has ordered attorneys for Virginia Giuffre, who publicly accused Jeffrey Epstein of sex trafficking, to destroy files they obtained on Epstein.
Epstein was arrested in July 2019 on charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy to engage in sex trafficking. Weeks later he was found dead in his cell. Allegedly, Epstein procured women to have sexual relations with elite VIPs, such as Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton.
Information about Epstein, taken from a 2015 civil suit filed against Epstein by Giuffre, allegedly contained the names of individuals with whom Epstein had conducted “business.”
Newsweek report: Senior U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska ruled Wednesday that Giuffre’s lawyers had come into possession of the documents improperly, noting that the protective order could only be enforced during the civil lawsuit proceedings which had already been settled. Preska wrote that all the materials in the files “shall be destroyed.“
Preska also requested proof that the documen…
Epstein was arrested in July 2019 on charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy to engage in sex trafficking. Weeks later he was found dead in his cell. Allegedly, Epstein procured women to have sexual relations with elite VIPs, such as Prince Andrew and Bill Clinton.
Information about Epstein, taken from a 2015 civil suit filed against Epstein by Giuffre, allegedly contained the names of individuals with whom Epstein had conducted “business.”
Newsweek report: Senior U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska ruled Wednesday that Giuffre’s lawyers had come into possession of the documents improperly, noting that the protective order could only be enforced during the civil lawsuit proceedings which had already been settled. Preska wrote that all the materials in the files “shall be destroyed.“
Preska also requested proof that the documen…
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