Jeffery Epstein's clients list has become a talking point around the world as not only American elites but also the names of VVIPs around the world have been named. A total of 170 names have been made public in Jeffery Epstein's court files in which it is stated that the late convicted sex offender arranged women including minors for the elites. A total of 946-page court documents have been unsealed and therefore, names have been revealing slowly and steadily. Now, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's name has come to the fore in the Jeffery Epstein's clients list.
A Pakistani social media user took to his X handle and shared a video of former Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram saying that Imran Khan once took him to party on a deserted Island and that too on a private jet with a woman. Wasim made the revelations in an Australian cricketing show The Grade Cricketer. Imran Khan & Jeffery Epstein connection video was shared with the caption saying, "Imran Khan is also on Epstein list. Cricket Legend Wasim Akram also narrated a story where Imran Khan and youngsters were flown on Ghislaine Maxwell’s private plane to a deserted Island (Epstein Island)."
It is pertinent to mention here that former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's name has not popped up in the Jeffery Epstein cour documents, however, the entire court documents are almost 1000 pages and the former Pakistan Prime Minister may be on the list. Notably, many Pakistani users objected to the claim and asked the user what is his source outlining Imran Khan-Jeffery Epstein's connection.
A 950-page court document revealing the names of some of Jeffrey Epstein’s associates was made public. As per reports, at least 170 names have been revealed in Jeffrey Epstein's clients list. Names like Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, David Copperfield, Donald Trump, and more have been popped up in court documents. While many names only popped up due to their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew has been accused of multiple heinous crimes including having a sexual relationship with minors.