It is claimed in the documentary "Seven Women's Hags" that celebrity hairstylist Frédéric Fekkai and his employee Patrick Coombs contributed to the exclusion of Jeffrey Epstein's victims and their youthful appearance. (translated)
The former assistant of Jeffrey Epstein speaks in an interview about her own abuse, the role of manipulation and guilt, as well as her involvement in recruiting new victims for Epstein's network. (translated)
Former JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jes Staley, admitted to U.S. lawmakers that he shared confidential information about the bank with Jeffrey Epstein during the 2008 financial crisis, claiming that he believed he had the authority to do so and had a close professional relationship with him, but was unaware of Epstein's crimes. (translated)
Ghislaine Maxwell, a close associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, must continue to serve her 20-year prison sentence despite a failed appeal against the verdict, as a U.S. federal judge dismissed her allegations as unfounded and unprovable. (translated)
An American judge rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's request to annul her 20-year prison sentence for sexual exploitation, calling it "tedious" and her arguments "baseless" and "frivolous." (translated)
A U.S. federal judge has rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's request to overturn her sex trafficking conviction, thereby upholding her 20-year prison sentence as an accomplice to Jeffrey Epstein. (translated)
The documentary The Epstein Files will be premiered on HBO Max, focusing on the rise and fall of Jeffrey Epstein, including testimonies from his victims and other individuals connected to his crimes. (translated)
An American judge rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's request to overturn her 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking, calling her arguments baseless and fanciful. (translated)
Ghislaine Maxwell remains in custody after the rejection of her application to overturn her 20-year prison sentence for sex trafficking, as a U.S. federal judge ruled. (translated)
The American federal court rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's request to overturn her sentence for human trafficking, with the judge stating that her claims of judicial error were unfounded and based on speculation. (translated)
The American court dismissed Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal against her sentence for human trafficking, finding her claims of judicial error to be unfounded. (translated)
A US federal judge has rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's attempt to overturn her 20-year prison sentence, as the evidence presented from the Epstein files was deemed irrelevant and not exculpatory for her conviction. (translated)
The documentary film Diabolical: The Epstein Files, which will premiere on HBO Max on September 3, explores Jeffrey Epstein's sexual crimes and his alleged sex trafficking network, revealing systemic shortcomings that allowed the abuse to continue. (translated)
Cami Clark, a businesswoman in pornography aimed at women and the wife of Anthropic's CEO, Dario Amodei, has been linked to Jeffrey Epstein, having attempted to attract his investment for her failed business while maintaining a low profile in Silicon Valley. (translated)
In 2005, Hugh Hefner repeatedly informed the FBI about Jeffrey Epstein, who was accused of sexually abusing women; however, the FBI did not respond to these reports, which currently results in a lawsuit filed by 32 victims who accuse the agency of failing to respond appropriately to warnings since 1996. (translated)
Hugh Hefner warned the FBI in 2005 about Jeffrey Epstein after the Playmate Audra Lynne Christiansen reported her sexual abuse by Epstein to him, but the FBI only responded 15 years later to the warnings, raising questions about the seriousness of the investigations. (translated)
Hugh Hefner, the founder of Playboy magazine, reported information concerning Jeffrey Epstein to the FBI in 2005 after the model Audra Christiansen informed him that she had been a victim of rape by him, but the authorities ignored the report for many years and only contacted the victim in 2020. (translated)
The deceased Playboy founder Hugh Hefner reportedly stated in an indictment that he had warned the FBI about the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, which, however, apparently went unnoticed. (translated)
The Polish prosecutor's office has still not received a response from the USA to a request for legal assistance in the investigation concerning Jeffrey Epstein, which began in March 2026, and investigators are cooperating with their French counterparts in identifying potential victims. (translated)
