Second batch of Jeffrey Epstein documents released relating to celebrities and others on his island

Johanna Sjoberg, one of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged victims, testified that she was recruited at school by Ghislaine Maxwell, according to the batch of documents released Thursday.

Sjoberg said Maxwell "recruited her from her school campus to have sex with Epstein with lies about being her personal assistant," the document stated.

A man named Tony Figueroa testified that he witnessed Ghislaine Maxwell escort “young girls” to Epstein’s home for “sex acts.”

He further testified that Maxwell called him on the phone and asked him to bring girls to Epstein’s house.

Before he made the statements about Maxwell, the documents state he was originally a witness to support Maxwell in her defense.

Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre accused journalist Sharon Churcher of changing her words and printing things "that really p---ed me off" during a deposition.

While being questioned, Giuffre was asked if she read the news articles Churcher wrote.

"I have read some articles about what Sharon Churcher wrote," she said. "And a lot of the stuff that she writes takes things from my own mouth and changes them into her own words as journalists do."

"And I never came back to her and I told her to correct anything," Giuffre added. "What was done was done. There was nothing else I can do."

Giuffre said she became upset at some of the things Churcher reported.

She wouldn't say the stories were untrue but that "she printed them as journalists take your words and turn them into something else."

When asked if Churcher got it wrong, Giuffre said: "In some ways, yes."

Former President Bill Clinton (L) walks Chelsea Clinton down the aisle during her wedding to Marc Mezvinsky at the Astor Courts Estate on July 31, 2010 in Rhinebeck, New York. (Photo by Genevieve de Manio via Getty Images)

Lawyers for Jeffery Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre requested all photo of Ghislaine Maxwell at Chelsea Clinton's wedding, according to one document released Thursday.

Clinton married investment banker Marc Mezvinsky at the Astor Courts estate in Rhinebeck, New York on July 31, 2010.

A photo taken of the ceremony shows Maxwell in attendance.

In an email to Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre, journalist Sharon Churcher suggests prominent defense attorney Alan Dershowitz is a “pedo.”

She writes, “Don’t forget Alan Dershowitz… JE’s [Jeffery Epstein's] buddy and lawyer… good name for your pitch…”

She writes that Dershowitz represented Claus von Bulow and there was a movie made about the case called “Reversal of Fortune.”

Churcher goes on to write, “We all suspect Alan is a pedo and tho no proof of that, you probably met him when he was hanging [out] with JE.”

Churcher appeared to be offering advice to Giuffre on securing a ghostwriter and the best way to go about marketing her book detailing her claims about Epstein.

Churcher sent the email to Giuffre after Giuffre appeared to ask Churcher for help to recall details of “the J.E. story.”

Giuffre wrote, “Just wondering if you have any information on you from when you and I were doing interviews about the J.E. story. I wanted [to] put the names of some of these a--holes, cops, I meant to say, pedo’s, that J.E. sent me to. With everything going on my brain feels like mush and it would be a great deal of help!”

Dershowitz released a statement to Fox News Digital Thursday night defending himself.

"There are smoking guns that are not being released. They relate to credibility — and lack thereof— of some accusers and some accused. I have seen these suppressed documents," Dershowitz said. "Nothing should be suppressed. From the beginning, I have demanded release of everything because I have nothing to hide."

One court document mentioned Jeffrey Epstein's "Black Book," which was not shown.

"Jeffrey Epstein's Phone Book, also referred to as his "Black Book," attached hereto as Exhibit 8," the document states.

The book is most likely under seal and has not been released to the public.

Former President Bill Clinton was identified by Virginia Giuffre as someone who could "have information about Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein's sexual trafficking conduct," one document said.

The court document said Clinton had also traveled with Epstein and Maxwell.

The former president was named along with the address of the Clinton Foundation’s offices in Harlem, New York.

The former president has not been accused of anything improper related to Epstein.

Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre said former President Bill Clinton walked into the offices of Vanity Fair and threatened them to not write sex trafficking articles about the now-deceased financier.

In an email to journalist Sharon Churcher, Giufree discussed her book when she mentioned that she researched the magazine after she was told they wanted to write about her.

"When i was doing some research into VF yesterday, it does concern me what they could want to write about me considering that B.Clinton walked into VF and threatened them not to write scx-trafficing (sic) articles about his good friend J.E.," the email states. "Should I be asking what is this story pertaining to?"

Clinton's name appeared on court documents released Wednesday, which alleged he prefers young girls and had a close personal relationship with Epstein.

Later in her email, Giuffre said she was thankful for "having a friend like you on the inside who knows how to deal with the viciousness of todays world."

The former president has not been accused of anything improper related to Epstein.

Clinton spokesperson Angel Urena said Clinton and Epstein did not have a close personal relationship. He pointed to his 2019 statement regarding Epstein, saying that Clinton last had contact with Epstein 20 years ago.

Fox News Digital's Houston Keene contributed to this report.

A former Palm Beach, Florida police detective said Jeffrey Epstein used assistants to recruit girls under the guise of of working for Victoria's Secret.

In a deposition, Joseph Recarey, who led the investigation into allegations that Epstein solicited minors, was asked how the girls were recruited.

"Under the pretense of a massage?" he was asked.

"Correct," Recarey replied. "Either a message (sic) and/or become a model for Victoria's Secret and/or connections."

Recarey died in 2018.

Reporter Sharon Churcher "strategized" with Virginia Giuffre on when to "name names" for her book and how to generate interest, court complaint said.

"Plaintiff did begin writing her book and sent versions of her manuscript to Churcher for her review and comment – again, in her capacity as a friend, not as a journalist," the document states.

"Churcher also had extensive discussion with Plaintiff on the best strategies for getting interest in her book, including determining when to 'name names,'" it said. "She strategized with Plaintiff and Plaintiff’s counsel, Brad Edwards, on how to use a potential Vanity Fair article as book publicity by dropping names of famous politicians, claiming she was sex trafficked, but refusing to provide additional information because she was writing a book."

Journalist Sharon Churcher was the sole source of the original story told by Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre, according to a court complaint released in a second trove of documents related to the deceased financier.

"She was actively and personally involved in changing those stories over time and in the creation and addition of new salacious details about public figures, including the fabrication of Alan Dershowitz’s alleged sexual relations with Plaintiff," the document said.

Epstein was accused of forcing a minor girl to have sexual relations with Dershowitz, a prominent criminal defense attorney.

Dershowitz has denied all allegations against him related to Epstein, his former client.

"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg on Thursday said she did not visit Jeffrey Epstein's private island. (Screenshot/ABC/TheView)

Whoopi Goldberg attempted to set the record straight Thursday after her name appeared on a "fake list" of celebrities that visited Jeffrey Epstein's private island.

Goldberg criticized conspiracy theorists and satire websites on "The View" as the group was discussing the trove of court documents released Wednesday related to Epstein.

“Let me bring that up, the conspiracy theory folks,” Goldberg said. “I have to explain, because there was a fake list and I’m on it.”

When co-host Sunny Hostin asked Goldberg if she took a trip to the island, Goldberg replied: "apparently."

"I don't know," she added. "They said I was on the island. I don't go anywhere."

Goldberg's name did not appear in any of the documents released so far. More batches of court documents with more names possibly linked to Epstein are expected to be released in the coming days.

Prominent criminal defense attorney Alan Dershowitz is supporting a request by the Miami Herald that a federal judge unseal a master list of "names and pseudonyms" as part of the release of court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.

"Dershowitz has long advocated for unsealing and transparency in this matter," read a letter dated Thursday from Imran Ansari to U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska. "To circumvent potential reporting inaccuracies and misplaced assumptions, the unsealing of Docket Entry 1026-3 will be beneficial to the Intervenors, media, and public alike, and will assist with the free flow of information into the public domain in accordance with the Court’s prior Order(s) pertaining to unsealing."

Dershowitz was mentioned in the first trove of documents released Wednesday in which he was accused by an underage Epstein accuser who said she was forced to have sexual relations with the criminal defense attorney.

The documents also said Dershowitz was accused of witnessing the sexual abuse of other minors by Epstein.

In a Wednesday interview on "Hannity," Dershowitz rebuffed any allegations of wrongdoing and said the accuser stated that she may have misidentified him.

"I can prove it by independent means," he said. "I have all my travel records. I have all my television appearances. I can prove that I couldn't have possibly been anywhere near any of the people who were involved in this."

"I was Epstein's lawyer," he added. "Of course I flew on his plane."

Dershowitz said he ended his personal association with Epstein once he "was shown to be what he was" but continued to serve as his lawyer.

Tom Pritzker, chairman of Hyatt Hotels and The Pritzker Organization, was among the influential figures named in court documents released in the sex trafficking lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein confidante Ghislaine Maxwell. (Michael L Abramson/Getty Images / Getty Images)

Billionaire hotel magnate Tom Pritzker was among the high profile names revealed in the public release of unredacted court documents from a lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell for her role in facilitating Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking ring.

Pritzker, 73, who has local and national Democrat political ties through family members to the Obama administration, was named in a May 2016 deposition of Virginia Giuffre, who accused Maxwell of abusing her as part of the Epstein sex trafficking ring. In filings reviewed by FOX Business, Giuffre was asked by an attorney during the deposition, "All right, if I were to ask you the question how many times you had sex with Tom Pritzker, do you know what that question means?"

"I believe so," Giuffre responded, which prompted the attorney to inquire, "All right, what is the answer to that question?"

"I believe I was with Tom once," Giuffre said.

The allegation by Giuffre against Pritzker was first revealed in 2019 with the unsealing of another set of court documents. The Miami Herald reported at the time that Giuffre alleged she was sent overseas to "have sex with the owner of a large hotel chain." At the time, Pritzker was mentioned by name in a footnote, though the document didn't clarify that he was the hotel magnate mentioned.

In response to an inquiry from FOX Business, a spokesperson for Pritzker said, "This is the same false and isolated allegation that was published and vehemently denied more than four years ago. Mr. Pritzker continues to vehemently deny it.

Read the full article about the Epstein docs from Eric Revell.

Leonardo DiCaprio, Bruce Willis and Michael Jackson were all mentioned in documents released relating to a lawsuit brought by Virginia Giuffre against Jeffrey Epstein's associate Ghislaine Maxwell. (Getty Images)

Leonardo DiCaprio, Bruce Willis and Michael Jackson are among the A-list celebrities' names that appear in a trove of newly released documents relating to Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

Epstein had many high-profile connections, including former U.S. presidents, foreign prime ministers and Britain's Prince Andrew, as well as Hollywood stars, leading academics, people in the modeling and fashion industries and other public figures. Some of the names were previously known through other means despite having been withheld from the public eye in the lawsuit.

Many of the names belong to people who have not been accused of wrongdoing.

The celebrities who appear in the court docs, obtained by Fox News Digital, were mentioned by Giuffre and another alleged Epstein victim, Johanna Sjoberg.

They include Naomi Campbell, Leonardo DiCaprio, Cate Blanchett, Bruce Willis and Cameron Diaz.

A representative for Diaz said she never met Epstein "nor was she ever in the same place as him or had any association with him whatsoever, regardless of the fact he may or may not have mentioned her name or implied that he knew her."

Fox News Digital has reached out to all celebrities included in the list.

Read the full article from Lauryn Overhultz.

Lawyers for the Miami Herald newspaper are asking a federal judge to unseal a master list of "names and pseudonyms" related to the release of dozens of court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein 

"Releasing the complete list of names and pseudonyms will avoid spread of incorrect information that may arise from trying to unweave the partial disclosures and will enable the public and press to understand this Court’s reasoning," wrote Christine Walz, an attorney for Julie Brown and the Miami Herald Media Company, intervenors in the case pushing for the disclosures in federal court.

Walz is asking U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska to unseal a document that would "clarify how the assigned J. Doe pseudonyms line up with the disclosed individuals" and the court's reasoning behind the unsealing of each name.

Fox News Digital's Michael Ruiz contributed to this report.

A federal court in New York unsealed dozens of documents relating to sex trafficker and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein on Wednesday evening as the first step in a process to reveal more than 150 names of people who surfaced in a lawsuit accuser Virginia Giuffre brought against his former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

"The unsealed Epstein documents didn't provide the smoking gun that many hoped for," says Neama Rahmani, a Los Angeles-based trial attorney and former federal prosecutor who has been following the case. "There was no definitive list of who visited his infamous island, for instance, but there was enough to sully up some powerful people."

But more documents are expected to be disclosed in the near future.

Five revelations from the documents include that former President Bill Clinton "likes them young," referring to girls, according to an Epstein accuser, a reward was offered to the family and friends of another accuser to disprove her allegations and Epstein bragged about knowing former President Donald Trump.

Read the full article by Michael Ruiz.

‘Outnumbered’ discuss the "heros" and the victims in the Jeffrey Epstein case as more documents are expected to be released in the coming days and weeks.

Attorney Emily Campagno noted that Wednesday night's release is likely only the firs step in a "lengthy process" that could reveal scandalous names.

Jeffrey Epstein documents: 5 revelations in Ghislaine Maxwell lawsuit

A federal court in New York unsealed dozens of documents relating to the sex trafficker and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein Wednesday evening as the first step in a process to reveal more than 150 names of people who surfaced in a lawsuit accuser Virginia Giuffre brought against his former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

"The unsealed Epstein documents didn't provide the smoking gun that many hoped for," says Neama Rahmani, a Los Angeles-based trial attorney and former federal prosecutor who has been following the case. "There was no definitive list of who visited his infamous island, for instance, but there was enough to sully up some powerful people."

But more documents are expected to be disclosed in the near future.

Most of the attention-grabbing claims came in a deposition from Epstein accuser Johanna Sjoberg, who had worked as a masseuse for Epstein. Her most eye-popping statement was that Epstein had "said one time that Clinton likes them young, referring to girls," referring to President Bill Clinton.

There were four more top revelations from the Wednesday night document drop, however, and more are to come.

Read the full article by Fox News' Michael Ruiz

A federal judge in New York ordered the unsealing of dozens of documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein, and these documents were made available to the public on Wednesday evening.

U.S. District Judge Loretta A. Preska, the judge overseeing a lawsuit between Epstein's convicted accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell and one of Epstein's accusers, Virginia Giuffre, has allowed the public to view the first 40 documents as of Wednesday.

Additional documents, as many as 250 in total, are expected to be unsealed in the coming days. The initial batch largely mentioned figures whose names were already known, including high-profile friends of Epstein’s and his victims, who have already revealed themselves publicly.

Giuffre's lawyers uploaded these unredacted documents online Wednesday evening.

Judge Preska has not specified when these documents would be released or in how many batches, only that the court would do so in a rolling basis until they are all released.

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Jeffrey Epstein documents: See all 40 unsealed files in Ghislaine Maxwell lawsuit

Dozens of names that had previously been redacted in a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell have been made public.

This photo provided by the New York State Sex Offender Registry shows Jeffrey Epstein, March 28, 2017. (New York State Sex Offender Registry via AP)

Jeffrey Epstein was a former financier from New York who amassed a fortune that allowed him to associate with celebrities, politicians, billionaires and academic stars both in the United States and abroad.

The millionaire’s high-profile life brought him in connection with former presidents, real estate moguls and the country’s elite, often taking these individuals on trips to private Caribbean islands. It was then learned at least some of these trips were used for nefarious and illegal activities.

In 2005, Epstein was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, after he was accused of paying a 14-year-old girl for sex.

Dozens of other underage girls came forward similar sexual abuse claims but prosecutors ultimately allowed Epstein to plead guilty in 2008 to a charge involving a single victim. 

JEFFREY EPSTEIN’S LIFE, DEATH, CRIMES AND CONTROVERSIES: A TIMELINE

He served 13 months in a jail work-release program.

Some famous acquaintances abandoned Epstein after his conviction, including former presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, but many did not.

Epstein, despite being a convicted pedophile, continued to mingle with the rich and famous.

He resumed his lavish lifestyle for another decade until, in 2019, federal prosecutors in New York charged Epstein with sex trafficking. 

While awaiting trial, Epstein was found dead in an apparent suicide in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, on August 10, 2019. 

After Epstein’s death, prosecutors pursued charges against his former handler and girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell. She was convicted in 2021 of helping him recruit his underage victims, who were sexually exploited by him or his friends. She is serving a 20-year prison term.

The Associated Press contributed to this update.

Several high-profile individuals were named in the Jeffrey Epstein court documents that were unsealed on Wednesday and additional people linked to the famed millionaire and convicted pedophile could still face legal challenges, according to investigative reporter Daniel Halper.

Epstein’s documents named former U.S. presidents Bill Clinton and Donald Trump as well as Prince Andrew, David Copperfield, Michael Jackson, Stephen Hawking and others.

“There are others that will be accused, we assume, because more documents will be released,” Halper said during an appearance on “Fox & Friends” Thursday.

Halper said Epstein utilized various capacities both professional and otherwise to become connected to these billionaires, high-profile politicians, and celebrities.

“Epstein was a man with a lot of means,” he continued. “He also provided services to people that they obviously appreciated. Some were legitimate or semi-legitimate financial and some were more nefarious.”

Halper’s comments came after the first batch of Epstein's court documents were unsealed Wednesday. These included 40 of about 250 expected documents to be released.

Dozens of previously sealed court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein were made public Wednesday, officially revealing the names of several figures who shared links to Epstein.

The high-profile icons and celebrities that were named throughout the 40 newly released documents included:

Bill Clinton, former U.S President

Donald Trump, former U.S. President

Britain’s Prince Andrew, the duke of York

Michael Jackson, famed music artist

Jean-Luc Brunel, French modeling agent

David Copperfield, famed magician

Frédéric Fekkai, celebrity hairdresser

Thomas Pritzker, Hyatt Hotel Corp. executive director

Neither former president has been accused of anything improper related to Epstein. Clinton’s friendship with Epstein was discussed and his name was brought up another time when one of Epstein’s accusers was questioned by Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyers about a report naming both former presidents.

Brunel killed himself in a Paris jail in 2022 as he was awaiting trial on charges that he raped underage girls. He was also accused of bringing girls as young as 12 to the United States to "farm" them out to his friends.

Epstein accuser Johanna Sjoberg testified that she once met Prince Andrew and that her touched her inappropriately. She said she met with Jackson at Epstein’s home in Palm Beach, Florida, but that no illicit activity happened with the late pop icon. Sjoberg also simply described seeing Copperfield at a dinner in one of Epstein’s homes.

Additional documents are expected to be released in the coming days.

The Associated Press contributed to this update.

Dozens of court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein that were previously sealed were made public late Wednesday, and additional documents are expected in the coming days.

U.S. District Judge Loretta A. Preska ordered 40 documents to be released on Wednesday, with around 250 total documents expected to be unsealed in the coming days. The initial batch largely mentioned figures whose names were already known, including high-profile friends of Epstein’s and his victims, who have already revealed themselves publicly.

SEE ALL 40 UNSEALED FILES IN GHISLAINE MAXWELL LAWSUIT

Preska initially evaluated the documents to be unsealed in December, saying then that she was ordering the records released because much of the information within them is already public.

The judge has not set a target for when all of the documents should be made public, but more are within the next few days.

The documents being unsealed are part of a 2015 lawsuit filed against Maxwell by Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein’s victims who is among dozens of women who sued him for abuse.

JEFFREY EPSTEIN LIST: COURT UNSEALS NAMES IN GHISLAINE MAXWELL LAWSUIT

Their contents concern Epstein, who was charged by federal prosecutors in New York with sex trafficking in 2019. He killed himself in a jail cell while awaiting trial.

They also concern Epstein’s former girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted in 2021 of helping recruit his underage victims. She is serving a 20-year prison term.

The Associated Press contributed to this update.

Newly released email correspondence from Ghislaine Maxwell showed her alleged attempts to leak information on one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims.

In court documents from Maxwell's public relations representatives, on Feb. 2015, showed email correspondence leaking information on Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's alleged victims.

Within the correspondence, Maxwell gave two examples of alleged leaks on Giuffre from the Daily Mail and New York Daily News.

The New York Daily News email correspondence said that Maxwell's PR leaked information about Giuffre's alleged past drug abuse.

"Mom told a detective 'about her daughter's past drug abuse and also how many kids in Royal Palm Beach are involved in drugs, witchcraft and animal sacrifice."

An American flag flies over Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago club on November 1, 2006 in Palm Beach, Florida. (Photo by Lucien Capehart/Getty Images)

One of Jeffrey Epstein's victims, Virginia Giuffre, said that she was worked at former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago club.

Giuffre said that she worked as a locker room attendant in 2000, during the summer months.

Court documents said that she made approximately $9/hour.

In 2019, Giuffre testified in court that she was recruited to perform sex acts on Epstein at Trump's resort.

"My hopes were quickly dashed and my dreams were stolen," Giuffre said in court in August 2019.

Fox News' Paulina Dedaj contributed to this report.

Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein's victims, described going on a trip with her abuser and attending world-famous supermodel Naomi Campbell's birthday party following the encounter.

In a deposition dated May 3, 2016, Giuffre said that she went to southern France with Ghislaine Maxwell and Epstein.

Giuffre testified that she allegedly had sex with Maxwell before attending a birthday party for the English supermodel.

Giuffre said that she allegedly had sex with Maxwell at a "big townhouse," that was not a hotel.

In 2020 X post, Giuffre called out Campbell for not helping her during her abuse.

“You saw me at your parties, you saw me in Epstein’s homes, you saw me on the plane, you saw me get my haircut, you saw me on the streets, you watched me be abused. You saw me!” she wrote.

The post featured three photographs, including two that appeared to show Campbell just feet from Giuffre. 

Fox News Digital has reached out to Naomi Campbell's representatives for comment.

Britain’s Prince Andrew leaves St. Mary the Virgin church in Hillington, near royal Sandringham estate, in Norfolk, Britain January 19, 2020. REUTERS/Chris Radburn/File Photo

Ghislaine Maxwell cited memory lapses when questioned regarding details of Prince Andrew's alleged sexual encounters with underage girls.

Johanna Sjoberg, one of Epstein's victims, testified that she witnessed Virginia Giuffre, who was 17-year-old at the time and another one of Epstein's victims, sitting on the Duke of York's lap in Epstein's New York mansion.

Maxwell was also present at the alleged sexual encounter, Sjoberg said.

Prince Andrew took a puppet of himself and placed it on Giuffre and Sjoberg's breasts, fondling them, court documents allege.

Sjoberg said that during the alleged fondling the Duke of York took a picture of his hands on their breasts.

In court documents, Maxwell said that she could not recall many of the key details.

Fox News Digital reached out to Prince Andrew for comment.

Celebrity hairdresser Frederic Fekkai, middle, was one of nearly 200 names redacted in court documents related to a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

Jeffrey Epstein accuser Johanna Sjoberg testified that she heard the financier call to find someone to try and find girls in Hawaii to send over to celebrity hairdresser Frédéric Fekkai.

Fakkai is one of nearly 200 names that had previously been redacted from court documents in a lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's former lover and accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

The documents with the names were released Wednesday.

Maxwell is serving a 20-year prison sentence for recruiting underage girls for Epstein. She is appealing her conviction.

A portion of the documents accused Jeffrey Epstein of forcing a minor-aged girl to allegedly have sexual relations with prominent criminal-defense attorney Alan Dershowitz.

The girl was allegedly forced to have sex with Dershowitz in Florida, New York, Mexico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and on private planes, the documents state.

Dershowitz also allegedly witnessed the sexual abuse of other minors by Epstein and several others.

In addition, Dershowitz allegedly negotiated an agreement with the federal government that provided immunity from prosecution in the Southern District of Florida for Epstein and other "potential co-conspirators."

Authorities accused Dershowitz and Epstein's legal team and federal prosecutors of trying to hide the immunity provision from Epstein's victims.

Other documents said Epstein forced an underage girl to have sexual relations with Prince Andrew in London at Ghislaine Maxwell's apartment, in New York and on his private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands in an orgy.

He allegedly instructed her to "give the Prince whatever he demanded and required," one document said.

Maxwell acted as a "madame" for Epstein," prosecutors said.

Also mentioned was deceased French modeling scout Jean Luc Brunel. He allegedly brought young girls as young as 12 to the United States to "farm" them out to his friends, as well as Epstein.

Many of the girls came from poor countries and were offered modeling jobs and lured with the promise of making money, the documents said.

Prince Andrew, Duke of York, attends the Sunday Service at the Royal Chapel of All Saints, Windsor, April 11, 2021. (Steve Parsons/Getty Images)

During questioning by attorney Sigrid McCawley, Ghislaine Maxwell said she wasn't sure if she introduced Epstein accuser Johanna Sjoberg to Prince Andrew.

"I've, again, read that Johanna claimed that she met or that she said she met Prince Andrew," Maxwell said. "I don't know if I was the one who made the introduction or not."

Maxwell was than asked if she had sexual contact with Sjoberg.

"Again, she is an adult," she replied.

She then said her lawyer instructed her not to answer.

"On what basis?" asked McCawley, who represented Virginia Giuffre and other accusers of Epstein.

Maxwell told her to ask her lawyer.

"Did you ever have sexual contact with Johanna that was not consensual on Johanna's part?" McCawley asked.

Maxwell's lawyer instructed her that she could answer that "nonconsensual."

"I've never had nonconsensual sex with anybody," she replied.

Magician David Copperfield poses for a photo after holding a photo call to launch his first Australian show in 10 years and associated national tour, at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on August 6, 2009 in Brisbane, Australia. (Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images)

Johanna Sjoberg, one of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged victims, said that famed magician David Copperfield was Epstein's "friend."

During questioning by Sigrid McCawley, the lawyer for Virginia Giuffre, Sjoberg said that Copperfield was a "friend" of Epstein and that the pair met at a dinner party.

At the dinner party, Sjoberg said that Copperfield performed some magic tricks for the attendees.

Sjoberg said that Copperfield allegedly asked her if she was aware that the girls were getting paid to recruit other girls.

"He questioned me if I was aware that girls were getting paid to find other girls," Sjoberg said.

The magician has not been accused of anything improper related to Epstein.

Fox News Digital reached out to Copperfield for comment.

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Glenn Dubin, chief executive officer of Highbridge Capital Management LLC, speaks during the Bloomberg Link Hedge Funds 2010 conference at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, U.S., on Thursday, Dec. 2, 2010. Hedge funds attracted a net $19 billion of new capital in the third quarter, the most since the end of 2007, as they returned to their peak asset value before the financial crisis. Jin Lee/Bloomberg via Getty Images

During her trial, Maxwell denied instructing Virginia Giuffre to have sex with Glenn Dubin, the billionaire hedge fund manager.

"I have never instructed Virginia to have sex with anybody ever," she said.

When asked if she knew the age of Eva Anderson when she met Jeffrey Epstein, Maxwell said: "I have no idea."

"What's (sic) she under the age of 18" Giuffre's attorney's Sigrid McCawley asked. 

"I just testified I have no idea how old she was," Maxwell said.

Britain’s Prince Andrew leaves St. Mary the Virgin church in Hillington, near royal Sandringham estate, in Norfolk, Britain January 19, 2020. REUTERS/Chris Radburn/File Photo

Ghislaine Maxwell stuck to her "incredible" story that she didn't recall having Giuffre at her London townhome with Prince Andrew.

She stuck to the story despite flight logs establishing her traveling to London with Giuffre and a photo of both of them with Prince Andrew at her home, according to one document.

Professor Stephen Hawking delivers his speech at the release of the 'Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' on January 17, 2007 in London, England. (Bruno Vincent/Getty Images)

In an email to Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffery Epstein said she could reward any of Virginia Giuffre’s friends and family who come forward to prove her allegations are false.

Particularly, Epstein said the strongest was the Clinton Dinner and an underage orgy that Stephen Hawking participated in.

Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at the Clinton White House at an event that took place in 1993 for donors to the White House Historical Association. (Mega)

During questioning by Sigrid McCawley, the lawyer for Virginia Giuffre, Jeffrey Epstein accuser Johanna Sjoberg was asked of she knew if Clinton was a friend of Epstein.

"I knew he had dealings with Bill Clinton," she said. "I did not know they were friends until I read the Vanity Fair article about them going to Africa together."

"Did Jeffrey ever talk to you about Bill Clinton?" McCawley asked.

"He said one time that Clinton like them young, referring to girls," Sjoberg said, citing conversations with Epstein.

The former president has not been accused of anything improper related to Epstein.

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The documents released Wednesday are from a filing from a settled case brought by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who claimed Epstein sexually abused her as a minor.

In one document, Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former girlfriend who was convicted for aiding in the abuse of minor girls, was questioned about whether she knew Glenn Dubin, a billionaire hedge fund manager.

"What is you relationship with Glenn Dubin," she was asked. "What do you mean what is my relationship," Maxwell responded.

She was then asked if she was friendly with Dubin or how did she know him.

"He is the husband of Eva Dubin," she said.

When asked if Eva Dubin is a friend, Maxwell replied "Yes."