As part of the broader probe, investigators have interviewed dozens of victims who were sexually abused by Epstein after 1997 and obtained a limited number of sensitive documents and photographs, including school pictures and bank and travel records, they said.
Prosecutors said they don’t plan to offer the materials as evidence at trial and wanted to turn them over to the defense at the same time as materials related to other non-testifying witnesses.
To do otherwise, prosecutors said, would risk interfering with the ongoing investigation.
For now, prosecutors said they wanted to keep the scope of their probe secret, in part to encourage other victims to cooperate.
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Prosecutors seek secrecy as Jeffrey Epstein probe continues
