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The unveiling of the previously sealed court documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein sent shockwaves through the world, exposing links with several prominent individuals.

In a dramatic twist, Elon Musk has publicly severed ties with Donald Trump, revealing a bombshell on his X (Twitter) platform with the world's richest man declaring it was "Time to drop the really big bomb" by alleging, without providing evidence, that Trump was "in the Epstein files. That is the real reason they have not been made public. Have a nice day, DJT!".

Musk has since called for Trump to be impeached by the American people and for Vice President Vance to take control of the country.

The revelation follows the disclosure of Trump's association with the notorious financier Jeffrey Epstein from court documents unsealed last year.

It must be stressed that there are no allegations that Donald Trump was aware of or involved in any illicit activities.

Celebrity powerhouses such as Michael Jackson, Prince Andrew and Leonardo DiCaprio are among the notable figures featured in the documents, which also list political heavyweights like Bill Clinton and Donald Trump. The catalogue of names includes those who have accused Epstein, members of his staff who went public with their stories, witnesses at Maxwell's trial, individuals cited in depositions without direct accusations, and professionals who pursued investigations into Epstein, including legal prosecutors, journalists and a police detective.

The announcement of plans to release certain documents sparked widespread speculation over a possible list of "clients" or "co-conspirators.", reports

The judge behind the decision noted that she was ordering the release due to much of the information already being in the public domain.

Prominent figures appearing in the documents include ex-FBI chief Louis Freeh, political figures Al Gore, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump; and celebrated actors such as Cate Blanchett, Naomi Campbell, Cameron Diaz, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Bruce Willis. Also named are the late eminent physicist Stephen Hawking and renowned illusionist David Copperfield.

Jeffrey Epstein was a billionaire known for his relationships with A-list celebrities, influential politicians, magnates, and academic luminaries. His initial arrest in Palm Beach, Florida, in 2005 came following allegations he paid a 14 year old girl for sex.

Numerous other underage girls reported similar cases of sexual abuse, yet prosecutors allowed the financier in 2008 to plead guilty to an offence involving just one victim. Epstein spent 13 months in a jail work-release programme.

Following his conviction, some high-profile associates, including Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, distanced themselves from Epstein, but others did not. Despite this, Epstein continued to socialise with high society figures for another decade, often under the auspices of charitable activities.

The judge ruled that a few names should remain redacted in the documents to protect the identities of individuals who were victims of sexual abuse. Prior to the unsealing, these names were listed in court papers under variants of J Doe.

Many of the names on the list are individuals who had already been publicly linked to Epstein through extensive media coverage of the case.

Prince Andrew has consistently and strongly denied all allegations against him. Buckingham Palace has previously stated that the allegations are "categorically untrue."

Here is a list of some of the names that have been released so far, as reported by Newsweek.

The individuals listed were named as associates of Epstein, and it is not suggested that they were aware of his crimes or involved in any wrongdoing.