Plaintiff Jane Doe’s Rule 413 Notice alleges multiple underage sexual assaults by Jeffrey Epstein at his mansion, citing depositions and incident reports

Summary

Plaintiff Jane Doe’s Rule 413 Notice alleges multiple underage sexual assaults by Jeffrey Epstein at his mansion, citing depositions and incident reports The passage provides concrete allegations, specific victim identifiers (Jane Doe, C.L., AH), deposition references, and exhibit numbers that could be pursued for corroborating evidence. While the claims are already part of public litigation, the detailed list of acts and the mention of a “Rule 413 Notice” may contain undisclosed evidence useful for investigators. The lead is moderately sensitive due to the sexual abuse of minors and ties to Epstein’s network, but it does not introduce new high‑level actors beyond Epstein himself. Key insights: Jane Doe filed a Rule 413 Notice (DE 197) in case No. 08‑cv‑80893 (S.D. Fla. 2010) describing specific sexual acts performed by Epstein.; Depositions of Jane Doe, L.M., and E.W. are cited with attachment numbers, suggesting sworn testimony on the abuse.; Additional victims identified as C.L. (≈15 years old) and AH (≈16 years old) were allegedly brought to Epstein’s home by other underage victims.