Trump may have fought to keep his name redacted in the documents before the judge unsealed it.
Over the past week, thousands of pages of court documents in a Jeffrey Epstein-linked lawsuit have been unsealed.
They were identified as a "J. Doe" in arguments over whether their names should be made public or remain redacted.
The newly unsealed documents include new excerpts of deposition transcripts and other legal filings where Trump's name is now revealed.
And one victim at the trial said Epstein name-dropped Trump, apparently to demonstrate that he was connected to powerful people.
The newly unsealed filings have shed more light on Epstein's connections to some of the most powerful people in the world.
The three other unsealed documents are motions and letters from lawyers representing Epstein and Alan Dershowitz, where Trump is mentioned in passing. »