Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein file a lawsuit against his estate, alleging harm linked to a “modelling book” they say contains images of child sexual abuse material. The plaintiffs seek court orders to set up a program to notify people who are pictured in the book.
The case is brought as a class action, with plaintiffs asking the estate to pay damages to class members. Across the two reports, the focus is on creating a notification mechanism for those identified in the material and pursuing compensation through the estate.
The outlets do not describe additional legal claims, evidentiary details, or specific procedural steps beyond the aim of notification and class action relief. Both accounts frame the dispute as part of broader fallout from Epstein’s abuse and the handling of material associated with him, while emphasizing that the proceedings target the estate rather than new criminal charges.
