Jeffrey Epstein list LIVE: The mysterious phone message left for the late pedophile and VERY sordid search terms used to comb through Ghislaine Maxwell's computers

The third batch of Epstein documents was released on Friday and includes details of phone messages left for the late pedophile by Les Wexner's wife, Abigail, and the search terms lawyers used while combing through Ghislaine Maxwell's computers.

Twenty-nine exhibits were uploaded. The first document released on Friday is a deposition with Guiffre's ex-boyfriend, Anthony Figueroa, who testified about dropping her off at Epstein's home in Palm Beach.

He said he often saw 'young' women but did not identify anyone aside from Maxwell and Epstein as being with them.

The second exhibit is a list of the search terms used by lawyers when combing through Maxwell's email and iCloud accounts for evidence to be used in the defamation case.

The terms included 'Andrew', 'Prince', 'Royal', 'Clinton', 'underage', 'pedophile', 'masturbate' and many of the victims' names.

Another details phone messages left for Epstein and recorded by an assistant in June 2005.

Among those is one which reads: 'Abigail Wexner wants to talk to you @ something private.'

Wexner is the wife of Victoria's Secret mogul Les Wexner, who helped Epstein by throwing him financial business at the start of his ascent through New York society.

Abigail married Les in 1993. By then, he was already close friends with Epstein. She has not yet commented on her association with him.

One message, seen above, said 'Abigail Wexner wants to talk to you @ something private'

Abigail and Les Wexner in 2014. The pair married in 1993, by which point Epstein was a close friend of the Victoria's Secret mogul

The FBI is facing fresh calls to release hundreds of 'missing' pieces of evidence raided from Jeffrey Epstein's $51 million New York townhouse following the release of a new list of his associates.

Among the items said to be missing are tapes, CDs, passports and pictures all located inside a safe within the property during a siege on the home in July 2019, shortly after Epstein was arrested.

FBI agent Kelly Maguire previously testified the agency broke open a safe at his home in July 2019 to reveal the cache of evidence, along with 'loose diamonds' and 'large amounts of US currency'.

Speaking at the sex-trafficking trial of Epstein's madam Ghislaine Maxwell, she told the court the agents only photographed the contents as they did not have a warrant for its removal, the Telegraph reports.

When the agency returned to seize the evidence on July 11, it had vanished according to Maguire who claimed it was subsequently returned in two suitcases by Richard Kahn, Epstein's former lawyer and executor of his estate.

She could not confirm if the content on the CDs was the same as the ones photographed but said all items had been accounted for.

The agency alluded to the contents of the safe in an application to a judge to deny Epstein's bail.

Boxes of CDs and hard drives were also discovered in several rooms in Epstein’s Upper East Side, including in a massage room.

On the fifth floor FBI agents found meticulously labelled CDs in black binders which they said contained photos.

The disclosure fueled speculation that Epstein may have been running a honeypot entrapment operation, gaining valuable 'kompromat' material to blackmail political and business elites.

Among the items said to be missing are tapes, CDs, passports and pictures all located inside a safe within the property during a siege on the home in July 2019, shortly after Epstein was arrested

2005: INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED

• Police in Palm Beach, Florida launched investigation into Jeffrey Epstein in March 2005 after a 14-year-old girl reported being molested at his mansion

2006: FIRST ARREST

• Epstein was arrested by Palm Beach Police in May 2006 and charged with with multiple counts of unlawful sex with a minor and the state attorney sent case to grand jury
• The jury hears testimony from one accuser in June 2006 and Epstein is indicted on one count of solicitation of prostitution
• FBI opens federal investigation into Epstein in July 2006 that involved accusers in Florida, NY and other US states

2008-2009: JAILED AND RELEASED

• Epstein pleaded guilty to one count of soliciting prostitution and one count of soliciting prostitution from a minor in June 2008. He is sentenced to 18 months in jail, one year community service and registered as a sex offender
• He was released from jail in July 2009

2019: JAILED AGAIN

• Epstein is arrested on federal sex trafficking charges in New York in July 2019
• A federal grand jury indicts Epstein, charging him with 'creating and maintaining a network of minor victims in multiple states to sexually abuse and exploit'. He is also charged with employing 'victim-recruiters' to find underage girls for his network

2019: EPSTEIN FOUND DEAD

• Epstein is found dead in his cell at a federal jail in New York City on August 10, 2019. His death was ruled a suicide by the medical examiner's office

2015-2022: GHISLAINE MAXWELL CASE

• Virginia Roberts Giuffre sued Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell for defamation in September 2015
• Maxwell was arrested and charged with sex crimes by federal prosecutors in New York in July 2020
• Guiffre sued Prince Andrew under New York’s Child Victims Act in August 2021, alleging he assaulted her in 2001 when she was 17 years old. Andrew denies any wrongdoing
• Guiffre and Andrew settled out of court in February 2022 for undisclosed sum estimated to be worth £7.5million
• Maxwell was convicted of multiple charges including sex trafficking, conspiracy and transportation of a minor for illegal sexual activity in December 2021
• She was sentenced to 20 years in prison in June 2022

2023-TODAY: DOCUMENTS TROVE

• A judge ordered the unsealing of documents that were part of a defamation case that Giuffre brought against Maxwell in December last year
• The first 60 documents in the court-ordered release were unsealed this week
• Hundreds more documents are expected to continue to be released on a rolling basis in the coming days

This photo provided by the New York State Sex Offender Registry shows Jeffrey Epstein on March 28, 2017

• Judge Loretta Preska ordered most of the 187 entries listed under the pseudonym 'J. Doe' to be unsealed after January 1
• Anonymity of Doe 107 and Doe 110 was extended by courts
• Doe 107 claims she will be in danger if named in her 'culturally conservative country'
• She has until January 22 to submit information that supports her claim
• Doe 110's inquiry is under review by the court

• Former Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter denied Virginia Roberts Giuffre's claim that Bill Clinton marched into the magazine's offices over a Jeffrey Epstein story
• Giuffre, in an email released in the second batch of court documents, alleged that Clinton 'walked into VF and threatened them not to write sex-trafficking articles about his good friend JE'
• But a spokesman for Carter has now said 'this categorically did not happen'
• There is no evidence that the former president intervened to stop Vanity Fair from publishing a story

Pictured: Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell speaking with then-President Bill Clinton at an event that took place in 1993 for donors to the White House Historical Association

• Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer put pressure on Scotland Yard to open a criminal probe into the Duke of York today after the King's brother was named in court documents about millionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein
• The Metropolitan Police says no investigation into Andrew has been launched over details in unsealed documents
• Andrew had been reported by anti-monarchy campaign group Republic after allegations of sexual assault were made against him
• Sir Keir, a former chief prosecutor, said today that 'credible accusations' should be investigated. He said: 'Wherever there's a complaint made, it's inevitable that it should be looked at. We have to start with the victims here and look at what allegations have been made'
• Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declined to endorse the call for a probe

Princess Beatrice today visited her father at the Royal Lodge in Windsor just hours after it was claimed he knew Jefferey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were trafficking children for sex.

Beatrice, 35, smiled as she was driven into the home her divorced parents share, showing no sign of turmoil within the Firm.

Princess Beatrice and her sister Eugenie, 33, have never spoken about the claims against their father. Andrew has vehemently denied any wrongdoing.

Pictured: Princess Beatrice today visiting her father at the Royal Lodge in Windsor

Pictured: The Duke of York (left) with Virginia Giuffre (centre) and Ghislaine Maxwell (right). Andrew has always denied wrongdoing in his relationship with Epstein

Jeffrey Epstein's private plane he used to shuttle underage girls and carry the likes of Bill Clinton, Donald Trump and Prince Andrew is set to be scrapped, DailyMail.com revealed yesterday.

The Boeing 727 nicknamed the Lolita Express is complete with red interior, a mirrored wall and bedroom. It hasn't flown since 2016 and was sold to Florida-based World Aviation Services in 2020.

Here is a look inside the infamous jet...

Pictured: US President Bill Clinton and Ghislaine Maxwell board the Lolita Express in 2002

Pictured: Ghislaine Maxwell gives Jeffrey Epstein a foot rub whilst aboard his private jet

Pictured: The office area of Epstein's private aircraft with an exectutive table and chairs

Pictured: The cockpit of Epstein's private aircraft

Pictured: Epstein on the jet getting a foot massage from Ghislaine Maxwell with French modeling scout Jean-Luc Brunel

Pictured: The forward area of Epstein's private aircraft with bathroom

• More criminal documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein's dealings and associates are set to be released in the coming days, according to reports
• Only 60 of about 250 documents that will be 'unsealed or unredacted' have been published so far
• The judge has delayed the unsealing of two of the Jane Does until January 22
• The judge has also ordered some names be redacted to protect the anonymity of minors who were sex crimes victims

Pictured: Facilities at Little St. James Island - one of the properties of financier Jeffrey Epstein - near Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands in 2019

Epstein hired workers to build a stone mansion, two guest houses, a helipad and a bizarre gold-domed structure that resembles a temple (pictured) on the island

Pictured: Jeffrey Epstein is massaged by his assistant Sarah Kellen at his private island

Pictured: Two private islands previously owned by pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

Pictured: A view of Little St. James Island, in the US Virgin Islands in July 2019

Pictured: Physicist Stephen Hawking enjoys a sea bed tour on a submarine off Jeffrey Epstein's Caribbean island Little St James while a attending a conference on gravity on neighbouring island St Thomas in March 2006

Pictured: Ghislaine Maxwell is seen laughing and relaxing with a staff at the palm tree lined resort.

US attorney Alan Dershowitz has revealed that President Bill Clinton took a call from Jeffrey Epstein while the two of them were enjoying dinner in Matha's Vineyard with Caroline Kennedy, her husband and another couple.

Dershowitz said Clinton, who had walked away from the table, had 'vibrant conversation' before waling over and telling him the Epstein wanted to say hello.

The lawyer said he did not hear what Clinton and Epstein were discussing during their call.

• Virginia Giuffre, one of Jeffrey Epstein's most prominent victims pleaded with an FBI agent as far as back as 2014 to aid in her in quest to bring the pedophile financier to justice, the tranche of newly released documents revealed
• Emails Giuffre sent to the feds show the difficulties she faced in continuing her campaign against Epstein and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell
• Giuffre wrote to FBI agent Jason Richards in April 2014 to tell him that she was back in the USA, having previously lived in Australia, and that she was trying to keep a low profile while keeping her case against Epstein moving
• She said she wanted to get Epstein's 'BS non-prosecution agreement thrown out'
• The non-prosecution agreement referenced by Giuffre is the sweetheart deal that Epstein received at the hands of Republican prosecutor Alexander Acosta in 2008

Pictured: Virginia Giuffre holds a photo of herself at age 16, when she says Palm Beach multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein began abusing her sexually

Pictured: Prince Andrew, Virginia Roberts, aged 17, and Ghislaine Maxwell at Ghislaine Maxwell's townhouse in London, Britain on March 13, 2001

The Met Police has not launched an investigation into any information contained within the court files relating to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein, the force confirmed this morning.

In a short statement, a force spokesperson said: 'We are aware of the release of court documents in relation to Jeffrey Epstein.

'As with any matter, should new and relevant information be brought to our attention we will assess it.

'No investigation has been launched.'

The release of dozens of previously sealed court documents from a lawsuit involving Jeffrey Epstein largely mention figures whose names were already known, including high-profile friends of Epstein's and victims who have spoken publicly

US District Judge Loretta A Preska, who evaluated the documents to decide what should be unsealed, said in her December order that she was ordering the records released because much of the information within them is already public.

The people named in the records include many of Epstein's accusers, members of his staff who told their stories to tabloid newspapers, people who served as witnesses at Maxwell's trial, people who were mentioned in passing during depositions but aren't accused of anything salacious, and people who investigated Epstein, including prosecutors, a journalist and a police detective.

There are also boldface names of public figures known to have associated with Epstein over the years, but whose relationships with him have already been well documented elsewhere.

Preska said a handful of names should remain blacked out in the documents because they would identify people who were sexually abused.

The judge hasn't set a target for when all of the documents should be made public, but more documents are expected to come in the next few days.

Pictured: Jeffrey Epstein (left) and Ghislaine Maxwell (right)

In addition to false claims that the documents represent some kind of list identifying Jeffrey Epstein's 'clients,' the internet is rife with misinformation about exactly who is named in the records and what that means.

Ahead of the release, social media users wrongly claimed that late-night host Jimmy Kimmel's name might appear, spurred by a joke New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers made Tuesday on ESPN's The Pat McAfee Show.

Kimmel said he had never met Epstein and that Rodgers' 'reckless words put my family in danger.' His name did not appear in the documents released so far.

After the documents began emerging, social media users seized on names that appeared in passing, falsely suggesting it was proof of wrongdoing.

Some suggested that the documents included allegations about physicist Stephen Hawking. But in reality his name only appears, misspelled, in a 2015 email Epstein sent proposing a reward be paid to anyone who could debunk a baseless claim about Hawking.

Other social media users have spread fabricated images made to look like documents that they claim show people making allegations against Hawking and Kimmel. The quotes in the images don't appear anywhere in the released records.

• Model Ruslana Korshunova leapt to her death from her Manhattan apartment in 2008, aged just 20
• She traveled to Jeffrey Epstein's Little St James island on his private Boeing 727 aircraft - dubbed the Lolita Express - two years before her tragic death
• She was in a cult at the time of her suicide, with her appearance in Epstein's flight logs raising fears she'd been badly-exploited
• Korshunova and Epstein's connection was revealed in the newly-released court documents

For more on Korshunova's tragic death, read MailOnline's exclusive story.

Pictured: Ruslana Korshunova in September 2007, modeling for Cynthia Rowe

Pictured: A photograph released at Ghislaine Maxwell's trial show the idyllic island of Little St James with the sprawling Epstein mansion

Pictured: Korshunova is seen in a DKNY campaign. The Kazakh-born Russian was scouted when she appeared in a magazine in 2003, and was spotted by agent Debbie Jones from Models 1

• Prince Andrew was identified as a potential witness in Ghislaine Maxwell's defamation trial with any subpoena addressed to him at Buckingham Palace
• Revelation emerged from the latest release of documents on Thursday night explicitly alleging the Duke of York knew of Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell's sex trafficking
• 24-page document also suggested plans to subpoena Prince Andrew's travel records to determine his whereabouts during specific periods

The documents were used as evidence as part of Virginia Giuffre's civil claim against Ghislaine Maxwell - a case that was settled in 2017.

They have been published following an order by a US judge, who ruled in favour of the media that it was in the public interest for the names of associates, friends and victims of Epstein to no longer be anonymised.

About 2,000 pages were unsealed by a court in 2019. Additional documents were released in 2020, 2021 and 2022.

The batch currently being released contains around 250 records with sections that were blacked out or were sealed entirely because of concerns about the privacy rights of Epstein's victims and other people whose names had come up during the legal battle but weren't complicit in his crimes.

About 60 have been released as of Thursday. More will be released in the coming days.

Pictured: A sketch of Ghislaine Maxwell being escorted into a federal courtroom in New York City by US Marshalls at the start of her trial in November 2021

King Charles has been told by senior members of the royal family, including Prince William, to cut ties with Prince Andrew, according to reports.

A royal source told The Mirror that King Charles has 'no option but to completely cut ties' with the Duke of York who will 'forever be tainted' by his association with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

The insider alleged that senior advisers want Charles to ban Andrew from all royal gatehrings, adding that the 'constant drip of information' about Epstein and his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell is 'stain on the Royal Family'.

Pictured: The royal family, joined by Prince Andrew and his former wife Sarah, attending the annual Christmas Day service at St Mary's Magdalene Church on the Sandringham Estate this year

• Anti-monarchy campaign group Republic reported Prince Andrew to the Metropolitan Police after he was referenced multiple times in files relating to Jeffrey Epstein
• This was matched by similar calls from a US attorney who represented some of Epstein's victims
• Attorney argued police in Britain have a duty to investigate Andrew as he 'still refuses to fully account for his time' with the pedophile
• Duke of York has always denied any wrongdoing

Many of you will be waking up to the news that another set of documents linking the associates of Jeffrey Epstein have been released.

If you are just joining us, here is what happened overnight:

• Nineteen new documents from a settled lawsuit filed by Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre against sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell were released
• Prince Andrew has been reported to police over his ties to Epstein as King Charles is encouraged to 'completely cut ties' with his brother
• The documents showed that Giuffre accused US President Bill Clinton of threatening Vanity Fair not to publish articles about 'his good friend' Epstein
• Top Kazakh-Russian model Ruslana Korshunova killed herself two years after visiting Jeffrey Epstein's 'pedo island', the documents revealed
• It comes after the first batch of documents were released on Wednesday night and mentioned several high-profile individuals including US President Donald Trump, Michael Jackson and magician David Copperfield
• Wednesday's release shows that alleged victim Johanna Sjoberg testified that Epstein told her Clinton 'likes them young, referring to girls' and that the financier denied that physicist Stephen Hawking had taken part in 'an underage orgy' on his island

A new batch of unsealed documents pertaining to Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of teenage girls were released overnight.

The 19 documents, or about 300 pages, were half as many as the over 40 released Wednesday.

The documents so far - with more to come - were sprinkled with names of celebrities and politicians who socialized with Epstein or worked with him in the years before he was publicly accused nearly two decades ago of paying underage girls for sex.

More documents were expected to be released today and Monday.

You can follow MailOnline's live blog as we update you on what the documents have unveiled about his crimes.

Pictured: Jeffrey Epstein attends Launch of RADAR MAGAZINE at Hotel QT on May 18, 2005