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The Epstein Files

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This site contains every single document from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation released by the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Accountability. No paywalls. No registration. No censorship.

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Jeffrey Epstein

Central Figure

Born in Brooklyn to a working-class family, Epstein rose from teaching math at the prestigious Dalton School to managing assets for billionaires. His only confirmed client was Leslie Wexner. Pleaded guilty in 2008 to state charges, served 13 months with work release. Arrested on federal sex trafficking charges in July 2019. Died in his Manhattan jail cell on August 10, 2019.

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Ghislaine Maxwell

Convicted

Daughter of British media mogul Robert Maxwell. Grew up in a 53-room Oxford mansion. After her father’s mysterious death and the revelation he’d stolen over $1 billion from pension funds, she fled to New York. Prosecutors alleged she played a central role in recruiting and grooming victims. Found guilty on five federal charges in December 2021. Currently serving 20 years in federal prison.

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Bill Clinton

42nd President

Flight logs show Clinton traveled on Epstein’s private Boeing 727 at least 13 times between 2002-2003, including a trip to Africa with Kevin Spacey. Epstein’s phone directory contained 21 different numbers for reaching Clinton. Defense attorneys argued Clinton’s “close ties” to Epstein suggested political motivation in the prosecution. Clinton has stated he “knows nothing” about Epstein’s crimes.

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Prince Andrew

Duke of York

Photographed with Epstein in Central Park in 2011, shortly after Epstein’s release from jail—a meeting that forced Andrew to resign as the British government’s global trade envoy. Documents contain photographs reportedly showing him with a then-17-year-old victim at Maxwell’s London townhouse. Settled a civil lawsuit with Virginia Giuffre for an undisclosed sum. Denies all allegations.

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Alan Dershowitz

Attorney

Harvard Law’s youngest-ever full professor. Represented O.J. Simpson, Claus von Bülow, and Julian Assange. Was part of Epstein’s legal team during the 2007-2008 federal prosecution negotiations that resulted in the controversial non-prosecution agreement. Photographed with Epstein in Cambridge, MA in 2004. Plaintiffs alleged he “helped negotiate an agreement with a provision that provided protection for himself.” He has vigorously denied all allegations.

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Leslie Wexner

Billionaire

Founder of L Brands, the parent company of Victoria’s Secret and Bath & Body Works. Epstein’s only publicly confirmed billionaire client. Purchased the Herbert N. Straus Mansion on East 71st Street—said to be Manhattan’s largest private residence—in 1989, which Epstein later occupied. The nature and extent of their financial relationship remains one of the case’s central mysteries.

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Virginia Giuffre

Plaintiff/Victim

Filed defamation lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell. Key witness in multiple proceedings. Alleges she was trafficked by Epstein to powerful men beginning at age 15. Her sworn affidavits and depositions form the backbone of many public allegations. Has explicitly stated in court filings: “I have never had sexual relations with Clinton, nor have I ever claimed to have had such relations.”

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Sarah Kellen

Assistant

Epstein’s personal assistant who allegedly scheduled “massages” and warned victims not to speak to police. Flight logs show she was present on every single flight Bill Clinton took on Epstein’s jet. Won immunity from prosecution as part of the 2007 plea deal. When deposed, she repeatedly pleaded the Fifth, refusing to even confirm whether she had met the former president.

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Clinton Flight Logs Analysis
File 022695: BuzzFeed Analysis of Clinton-Epstein Allegations

A BuzzFeed News deep-dive reviewing over 2,000 pages of court documents. Examines flight logs showing Clinton took 13 trips on Epstein’s Boeing 727, including the Africa trip with Kevin Spacey. Analyzes Epstein’s 92-page “black book” containing 21 numbers for Clinton (alongside Tony Blair, Elie Wiesel, and Courtney Love). Includes pilot Larry Visoski’s deposition: asked if he recalled Clinton “being on the airplane with younger girls,” he replied “No.” Notably, Larry Summers flew to the Virgin Islands on Epstein’s jet just 10 days after his wedding—with Ghislaine Maxwell aboard, but not Epstein.

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Viceland Documentary Questions
File 022819: Viceland Documentary Interview Request

August 2018 email chain between a Viceland journalist and Epstein’s attorneys. The journalist’s unredacted questions ask: Did Donald Trump visit the Palm Beach estate “on at least two occasions”? Did Trump and Epstein watch “young girls try on bikinis” while “making comments on their bodies”? Were there cameras inside rooms at the Palm Beach residence? Were recordings removed before the police raid? Does Epstein possess “any video recordings of Donald Trump”? Attorney Kathy Ruemmler coordinates the response.

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Hillman Prize Announcement
File 021216: Steve Bannon’s “Pile On” Response

April 2019 email where Steve Bannon responds to news that the Miami Herald’s “Perversion of Justice” investigation—which exposed Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta’s “sweetheart deal” with Epstein—won the Hillman Prize. Michael Wolff forwards the announcement to Bannon and Epstein. Bannon’s two-word response: “Pile on.” The award announcement calls Epstein a “serial sex abuser” and credits the reporting with spurring federal investigations.

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Bannon Bookstore Confrontation
File 024300: Bannon Confronted in Bookstore

Richard Kahn forwards a TheHill.com article to Jeffrey Epstein about Steve Bannon being called a “piece of trash” in a Richmond, Virginia bookstore. The owner called 911. The email was sent in July 2018—revealing that Bannon, Epstein, and their mutual contacts were in regular communication about news coverage and political events.

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The collection spans multiple categories of evidence and correspondence:


Donald Trump

Real estate mogul. Photographed with Epstein at Victoria’s Secret parties. Once said Epstein “likes beautiful women as much as I do… many of them are on the younger side.”

Alexander Acosta

U.S. Attorney who negotiated the 2007 plea deal. Later became Trump’s Labor Secretary. Resigned in 2019 after the deal became public.

Kenneth Starr

The same prosecutor who pursued Bill Clinton’s impeachment was part of Epstein’s defense team that negotiated the non-prosecution agreement.

Steve Bannon

Trump’s former chief strategist. Emails show he was in communication with Epstein’s network, responding “Pile on” to coverage of the Acosta scandal.

Kevin Spacey

Actor who traveled with Bill Clinton on Epstein’s plane to Africa. Flight logs document his presence.

Larry Summers

Former Treasury Secretary and Harvard President. Flew to the Virgin Islands on Epstein’s jet 10 days after his wedding—with Maxwell aboard but not Epstein.

Stephen Hawking

Photographed aboard an Atlantis submarine custom-fitted by Epstein to accommodate his wheelchair, attending an Epstein-sponsored physics conference in the Virgin Islands.

Kathy Ruemmler

Former White House Counsel under Obama. Appears throughout the files as an attorney coordinating Epstein’s legal strategy and media response.


Transparency requires access. These documents are part of the public record, but they’re scattered across government websites, court systems, and news archives—difficult to navigate and often buried.

This archive makes them accessible to everyone—journalists, researchers, citizens, and anyone seeking to understand what happened.

The collection includes:

  • Flight logs — Handwritten records from Epstein’s pilots documenting passengers on his Boeing 727 and Gulfstream jets
  • Legal filings — Court documents from civil and criminal proceedings in Florida, New York, and the Virgin Islands
  • Email correspondence — Communications between Epstein and scientists, politicians, attorneys, and business associates
  • Photographs — Images documenting Epstein’s properties, associates, and public appearances over decades
  • Financial records — Documents relating to Epstein’s wealth, clients, and transactions
  • Witness statements — Depositions and affidavits from victims, employees, and associates

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