Bill Clinton was seen swimming with Ghislaine Maxwell and an unknown woman as more disturbing files have been released relating to a probe into the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The US justice department has today published a huge dossier of files relating to its investigation into the convicted paedophile and financier.
Earlier this month, Democrats revealed around 100 images taken at Jeffrey Epstein’s private island, Little St James, where he raped and abused young women and girls.
Now the officials have put out hundreds of thousands of files, including images and documents, as part of the Epstein Files Transparency Act signed into law.
The latest data release contains hundreds of pages with links to PDFs containing mundane and disturbing footage.
In one picture, a man who appears to be Epstein dressed casually in tracksuit pants, is looking down at four young women or girls sitting on their knees with their hands in a prayer.
In another framed photo, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, is seen lying over several people with an awkward smile as Maxwell watches on.
Andrew has always denied any accusations of wrongdoing.
Many of the images have been released without context, so it is not confirmed where they were taken and when.
Among famous figures pictured in the files include Clinton, Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger. None of the images in the newly released tranche show or imply any wrongdoing on the part of anyone shown in them.
Clinton was photographed with Epstein several times over the 1990s and early 2000s, before the disgraced financier was first arrested.
The former president has never been accused of wrongdoing by survivors of Epstein’s abuse, and has denied knowledge of his sex offending. His spokesperson said in 2019 the former president had no knowledge of the ‘terrible crimes’ Epstein admitted.
Other files appear to be copies of images of sex toys, and images of several unknown women.
Their faces have been redacted to protect victims’ identities.
The files also include victim statements from women.
One victim, whose name has been redacted, said her first impression of Epstein was ‘really good, made me feel comfortable,’ while another note described Maxwell as ‘very intimidating, very cold.’
In another report made to the FBI, the complainant said Epstein threatened a girl he would ‘burn her house down’ if she told anyone he stole photos of her teenage sisters and is believed to have sold them to interested buyers. He requested pictures of girls in swimming pools.
Another document detailed sexually explicit books ordered by Epstein on Amazon, including one titled: ‘Training With Miss Abernathy: A Workbook for Erotic Slaves and Their Owners’ and ’SlaveCraft: Roadmaps for erotic servitude’, the latter whose author is simply given as ‘a grateful slave’.
Pictures of sex toys seized from Epstein’s home show a pack of ‘sexy loving soap’ and ‘tornado’ vibrators.
Epstein is also shown to have owned a copy of Massaging for Dummies.
One other document shows Epstein was a member of an adult video club, with a receipt showing more than $200 spent on explicit videos.
Among hundreds of pictures disclosed include dozens of Ghislaine Maxwell, including one of her showing her boobs, giving Epstein a foot massage on his plane, and wrestling with another man in front of Epstein.
A selection of bizarre photos also shows Epstein receiving treatments, including his face covered in green masking and his head wrapped in a towel with glasses over the top, and Maxwell and Epstein visiting tourist attractions and taking holiday snaps of each other.
A young Maxwell is also shown blowing out the candles on a birthday cake on several images, while another shows her and Epstein in dressing gownsholding sweets and candy stampers.
Metro has contacted Mr Clinton and Mr Jagger’s representatives for a comment.
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