Loretta Preska

For the first time in newly unsealed court filings, Jeffrey Epstein's influential associates and elite acquaintances face being unveiled. However, one name stands out among the distinguished list of politicians, Hollywood actors, and royalty - William Jefferson Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, stands out. Since being linked to the late child sex predator for decades, Clinton has been linked to him more than 70 percent in documents that were finally released this week by New York judge Loretta Preska. The 77-year-old Democrat says the pair were barely friends, denies knowing of Epstein's sex trafficking network, and insists he never set foot on Little Saint James, nicknamed pedo Island and the scene for many bouts of sexual assault. However, their ties go back to Clinton's days in the White House, and the two men were once close enough for the country's free world leader to allow repeated trips on Epstein's private jet, as DailyMail.com details.

According to a survey, more criminal documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein's dealings and associates are set to be released on Thursday. The names of more than 150 people named in a lawsuit brought by Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's most prominent lawyers, were kept private for years until a federal judge ruled last month that there was no valid reason to keep them private. They were released late Wednesday. Giuffre said she had sex with many politicians and financial executives in a deposition.

The complete list of 187 names was supposed to go public this week, but a woman named 'Doe 107'' does seem to have stalled it and caused confusion. Judge Loretta Preska denied her a 30-day appeal on December 21, delaying the introduction of her name. If she were named, she had warned the court that if she were named, she would be in danger in her 'culturally conservative world.' It's unclear if the delay extends to the entire list or only to Jane Doe 107.