Federal court documents pertaining to the late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein were unsealed on Wednesday, pursuant to a December order from Manhattan federal Judge Loretta Pleska, and are expected to reveal the names of more than 150 of the financier’s associates, some of whom are already known.

Shortly after the first documents were uploaded to the host site, however, traffic caused the website to crash.

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According to a report published by The New York Times shortly after the documents were unsealed, Epstein was the only person who has been incriminated. As has long been expected, both former Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton were named in the document – but neither was accused of any crime.

Trump’s appearance in the documents was particularly innocuous, coming up only as an offhand remark made by Epstein upon learning that his plane was making an unscheduled stop in Atlantic City, New Jersey. “Great, we’ll call up Trump,” Epstein allegedly said, adding that they should also make a stop at his casino.

Clinton’s mention was a little less benign, however. When asked during a 2016 deposition about Epstein’s relationship with the former president, Epstein victim Johanna Sjoberg said, “He said one time that Clinton likes them young, referring to girls.”

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Sjoberg also stated in her testimony that she had been introduced to Britain’s Prince Andrew – and that he had “put his hand on my breast.”

Thus far, only a few names have remained unsealed — a few who were underage when they were abused by Epstein, and at least one who has claimed that she could face imminent physical harm in her home country if her name were released to the public.

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