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A judge has kept two women's names secret due to safety and privacy concerns linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
A federal judge has ruled to keep the identities of two women linked to Jeffrey Epstein sealed, citing ongoing safety and privacy concerns.
The decision, made by Judge Richard M. Berman, rejected a request from NBC News to disclose their names, following objections from the women's lawyers and the U.S. Justice Department.
The women were mentioned in a 2019 government letter opposing Epstein’s bail and were associated with him during his alleged exploitation of underage girls.
Both were protected under a 2007 non-prosecution agreement with Florida prosecutors, and received payments after media attention intensified.
Despite federal charges brought in New York in 2019, the judge emphasized the women’s vulnerability and the risks of public disclosure.
Un juez ha mantenido los nombres de dos mujeres en secreto debido a preocupaciones de seguridad y privacidad relacionadas con Jeffrey Epstein.