Bill Clinton to be identified in previously redacted Jefferey Epstein documents: Report
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Former President Bill Clinton is going to be identified in previously redacted documents related to convicted sex offender Jefferey Epstein, according to ABC News.
"There are more than 150 individuals identified only as John or Jane Does, but the legal masking is about to come off," Hoff said Monday on "FOX & Friends." Brian Flood is a media editor/reporter for FOX News Digital. Story tips can be sent to brian.flood@fox.com and on Twitter: @briansflood.
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