Jeffrey Epstein list: Second batch of documents released

UK police say they are not investigating Prince Andrew following the court filing's release

Trial evidence shows British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell and US financier Jeffrey Epstein. US District Court for the Southern District of New York / AFP

Maxwell and Epstein have been found guilty of sex charges related to underage girls. US District Court for the Southern District of New York / AFP

Britain's Prince Andrew, Virginia Giuffre and Ghislaine Maxwell at one of Epstein's properties. Maxwell used her "femininity to betray us" like she was "a wolf in sheep's clothing", one of Epstein's victims said before Maxwell's sentencing in New York.

Epstein and Maxwell, who groomed and procured underaged girls for him. US District Court for the Southern District of New York / AFP

Epstein, Maxwell and French model agent Jean-Luc Brunel on the financier's private jet, the 'Lolita Express'. Brunel died in prison in February while awaiting charges including raping minors. Photo: Shutterstock

Judge Alison Nathan and Ghislaine Maxwell in a courtroom sketch. Reuters

Maxwell with Epstein.

Maxwell gives Epstein a foot massage.

In a courtroom sketch, FBI analyst Kimberly Meder testifies during Ghislaine Maxwell's sex-abuse trial about a photo, shown on video, of Maxwell massaging Epstein's foot at his home. AP

This photo of Maxwell and Epstein was entered into evidence by the US Attorney's Office. Photo: US Attorney's Office / Reuters

US Department of Justice evidence.

Maxwell with Epstein.

British socialite Maxwell was convicted of helping Epstein sexually abuse teenage girls.

Maxwell and Epstein. US District Court for the Southern District of New York / AFP

Another trial evidence image of Maxwell and Epstein. US District Court for the Southern District of New York / AFP

Another evidence photo of Maxwell and Epstein. Reuters

Maxwell reportedly dated Epstein and then became a recruiter of young girls for him.

A photo of Maxwell living the high life entered into evidence by the US Attorney's Office.

A photo issued by US Department of Justice shows the interior of one of Epstein's private planes.

Epstein's third private plane.

An aerial view of Epstein's private island in the US Virgin Islands.

An advertisement for a massage therapist shown to the court during Maxwell's trial.

A photo issued by US Department of Justice shows the massage room at Epstein's New York house.

Another image of the massage room entered into evidence.

Maxwell once tried for a career dealing with climate change. Getty / AFP

Maxwell attends the 2014 Education through Music Children's Benefit Gala at Capitale in New York. The charity was started by Epstein. Getty / AFP

Epstein's mugshot. He committed suicide in his cell in 2019. Photo: New York State Sex Offender Registry / AFP

A headline from 'The Times' in a London store on December 30, 2021, the morning after a jury in New York found Maxwell guilty of recruiting and grooming young girls to be sexually abused by Epstein. AFP

A selection of headlines from British newspapers. AFP

Kevin Maxwell, Isabel Maxwell and Christine Maxwell, brother and sisters of Ghislaine, walk outside the courtroom after she was found guilty. Reuters

Maxwell's lawyer, Christian Everdell, leaves the US Federal District Court after she was found guilty. EPA

Laura Menninger and Jeffrey Pagliuca, members of Maxwell's legal team, after her guilty verdict. EPA

Maxwell's lead lawyer Bobbi Sternheim leaves the US Federal District Court after her client was found guilty on five of six sex-trafficking charges. EPA

A protester outside court when Maxwell made her first appearance in July 2020. AFP

A protester outside Maxwell's trial. Getty / AFP

A protester holds a placard during a rally in New York City for Epstein survivors. Reuters

Demonstrators rally in solidarity with the Epstein and Maxwell survivors in New York City. AFP

Sarah Ransome testified against Maxwell. AP

A New York judge has released a second batch of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier who died by suicide in prison in 2019 while he was awaiting trial for sex crimes.

The judge said she was releasing the documents because much of their contents were already known to the public.

The documents released so far feature high-profile figures including Prince Andrew and former US presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, and misinformation had spread on social media about so-called co-conspirators of Epstein.

Epstein was facing sex trafficking and conspiracy charges when he died. The documents do not contain allegations of complicity in Epstein's crimes.

The released documents are part of a 2015 lawsuit filed against Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's partner and co-conspirator, who is serving 20 years in prison for helping him sexually abuse teenage girls.

The lawsuit was filed by Virginia Giuffre, one of dozens of women who sued Epstein over allegations of abuse.

Ms Giuffre also settled a lawsuit against Prince Andrew in 2022, one of many powerful men in Epstein's orbit whom she says abused her when she was 17 years old.

Following the latest batch of documents, British police on Friday said no new investigations had been launched into Prince Andrew.

“We are aware of the release of court documents in relation to Jeffrey Epstein,” London Metropolitan Police said in a statement to Reuters.

“As with any matter, should new and relevant information be brought to our attention we will assess it.”

Prince Andrew has always denied allegations of wrongdoing or having a relationship with Ms Giuffre.

The unsealed documents also include an email exchange between Ms Giuffre and journalist Sharon Churcher. In the exchange, Ms Giuffre made unverified claims that Mr Clinton threatened Vanity Fair magazine “not to write sex-trafficking articles about his good friend JE.”

Vanity Fair told The Telegraph that the exchange was “categorically untrue”.

Mr Clinton has always denied any wrongdoing.