Deposition transcripts from multiple civil cases were unsealed by courts between 2019 and 2024. They contain sworn testimony from key figures and are among the most evidentially significant documents in the corpus.
Ghislaine Maxwell's 2016 deposition in the Giuffre v Maxwell civil case was released by court order in 2020, with additional materials following in subsequent years. They run to hundreds of pages of sworn testimony.
Civil suits brought by survivors contain sworn depositions describing locations, logistics, and named individuals. These are among the most specific primary sources available for corroborating other records.
Deposition testimony is sworn under oath and subject to perjury liability. Corroborating transcript claims against independent documentary sources strengthens any investigative conclusion.