Shocking Search Terms Virginia Giuffre Requested As Part Of Discovery Released
By Kelly Coffey-Behrens on January 5, 2024 at 8:40 PM EST
Newly released documents from Virginia Giuffre's lawsuit reveals a list of terms that were to be searched on one of Jeffrey Epstein's associates, Ghislaine Maxwell's, phone and other electronic devices. This information and request for further investigation was part of the discovery process in Guiffre's civil lawsuit, while looking for evidence.
Giuffre, who is an alleged victim of the sex trafficking ring of Jeffrey Epstein, asked for a list of things to be searched on Maxwell's devices as a part of gathering more information for her case. It's apparent in the documentation obtained by The Blast that Giuffre felt searching for these specific terms on Ms. Maxwell's devices would expose more information relevant to her case.
Some of the terms may come as a shock, as they include 'Duke,' possibly referencing Prince Andrews, Duke of York, and 'Clinton,' possibly referring to former President Bill Clinton or former First Lady Hillary Clinton. While those terms may be considered as shocking due to the politically powerful people mentioned, there are the more appalling terms requested that could refer to actual sexual acts and devious behaviors.
Terms Virginia Giuffre Asked To Be Searched On Ghislaine Maxwell's Phone
The third batch of documents released listed over 500 terms for authorities to search Maxwell's phone and email, as any messages containing these words could be of use for her case.
Words listed in the newly public documents included terms such as, "sex", "d-ldo", "strap on", and "slave." Various other phrases were also included, indicating that other correspondences involving sexual activity were being search for.
Additionally, former CEO of Victoria's Secret, Leslie H. Wexner, who was mentioned in a handwritten note in the docs, is also connected to the search terms as Giuffre added 'Victoria's' and 'Secret' to her list of search terms.
More generalized terms were also included, such as 'massage,' 'therapist,' 'masseur,' 'passport,' 'flight,' and others.
'Clinton' Included As Search Term In Jeffrey Epstein Documents
'Police,' 'Cop,' 'FBI,' 'Toy,' 'Abuse,' 'Erotic,' and other terms similar were also mentioned in the list.
Other terms that could be incriminating included: 'Underage,' 'School Girl,' and 'High School', seemingly referencing the age group Epstein and Maxwell were alleged to be recruiting.
Also included in the third batch of documents -- the search term 'Clinton.'
As The Blast previously reported, Hillary Clinton was one of those named in a group of people whose names were searched in Maxwell’s phone and emails. In the first batch of documents released, Giuffre alleged that she “spent time with President [Bill] Clinton on the island of Little St. James, US Virgin Islands,” and flew with him on a helicopter once.
On one occasion, she adds, Epstein did invite two young brunettes to dinner which he gave on his Caribbean island for Mr. Clinton shortly after he left office. But as far as she knows, the ex-president "did not take the bait,” the documents stated.
Giuffre also claims she had dinner with the former President where he was handed two brunettes. “We all dined together that night. Jeffrey was at the head of the table. Bill was at his left. I sat across from him…at the left of Ghislaine there were two olive-skinned brunettes who’d flown in with us from New York. I’d never met them before. I’d say they were no older than 17, very innocent-looking,” the docs state.
She added, “Maybe Jeffrey thought they would entertain Bill, but I saw no evidence that he was interested in them. He and Jeffrey and Ghislaine seemed to have a very good relationship. Bill was very funny. He made me laugh a few times. And he and Jeffrey and Ghislaine told blokey jokes and the brunettes listened politely and giggled.”
Additional documentation has stated that the claims referencing the Clinton's hold no truth.
Neither Bill Clinton nor Hilary Clinton have yet to comment on the newly released documents.