Many of the dozens of people the documents would reveal have already been identified, including several who became public during Ghislaine Maxwell’s 2021 trial.
About 150 names will be made public, and of the 187 anonymized “J Doe” entries, several refer to the same person and include people who are now dead.
Appearing in court documents is by no means a sign of wrongdoing, but new details about Jeffrey Epstein’s associates could help bring further lawsuits against his co-conspirators.
It is thought the unredacted documents could be released piecemeal over several days.
Although thousands of pages of documents have been released since 2018, they are often heavily redacted. This week’s release is expected to include minor edits, and could help piece together details about those in the disgraced billionaire’s orbit.
The judge ruled that three people named in the documents who are not victims could remain anonymous because they are “classic outsiders on the fringes of the events in question” and who are not associated with Epstein and Maxwell.
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