Jeffrey Epstein Court Documents: Here Is How To Distinguish Facts From Fiction

Social media is being flooded with newly released Jeffrey Epstein court documents, transcripts, and images. Here's how to spot the fake ones.

Letters "JE" hang next to the front door of a Manhattan house on the noble Upper East Side in the US. The four-storey property belonged to Jeffrey Epstein, the entrepreneur accused of sexual abuse who allegedly killed himself in his cell.

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Conspiracy theorists, journalists, researchers, true crime nerds, and the generally curious all rushed to X (formerly Twitter) late on January 3, 2024, as previously sealed court papers from a lawsuit relating to Jeffrey Epstein were released. Social media platforms were soon flooded with screenshots of transcripts, images, and lists connecting celebrities and politicians with the late financier and his alleged sex trafficking ring. But much of the supposed “evidence” was left out,