Third Batch of Jeffrey Epstein Lists Unsealed in Latest Document Release

A third batch of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking operation was made public Friday afternoon. 

The documents were unsealed in a since-settled defamation suit brought by accuser Virginia Giuffre against Epstein’s partner-in-crime, Ghislaine Maxwell. 

The suit settled in 2017, but the documents were ordered unsealed by an appeals court after the Miami Herald newspaper sought their release. 

The documents included a deposition Maxwell gave in 2016 in which she claimed not to know a teenage victim, who later testified at her trial.

"I don't recollect that name at all," Maxwell said of Carolyn Andriano.

Hillary Clinton's name also surfaced for the first time in the documents unsealed Friday.

The former first lady was listed on among "thirteen specific witnesses" whose communications with Maxwell were sought by Giuffre in the defamation case.

They also included a deposition by Giuffre's former boyfriend, Anthony Figueroa, who said Epstein paid him $200 for every girl he brought to his house.

"He handed me $200 for every girl that I walked in that door, whether they did stuff with him or not,”  Figueroa testified. 

Previous batches of documents unsealed this week included depositions and other documents with allegations against men long tied to Epstein, including Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew and law professor Alan Dershowitz. 

A partial list of boldface names mentioned includes:

Some of the people named, such as Trump and several celebrities, were included only as passing references.