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The Most Advanced AI for the Epstein Files

40 investigative tools powered by Claude. Search 2.1M+ documents, 1.78M House Oversight emails, 175 sworn depositions, and 3,614 flight logs. Trace financial flows, map connections, and cross-reference evidence — every claim cited to source.

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2.1M+ Documents
3,652 Flights
0.01M Emails
1,713 Persons
51,254 Connections

Quick Start Guide

No technical skills needed. Here's how to get started in 60 seconds.

1

Ask a question

Type anything in plain English. "Who flew with Epstein in 2001?" or "What documents mention JPMorgan?"

2

Check the sources

Every answer has numbered citations. Click any [1] [2] [3] badge to read the original document.

3

Go deeper

Click follow-up suggestions, switch to Investigate mode for cross-referencing, or try slash commands like /connect.

4

Save your findings

Pin important evidence, export your conversation, or save to a dossier for later.

Choose Your Investigation Mode

Pick the right tool for the job. You can switch modes anytime.

Research

Claude Haiku 4.5

Fast answers for quick lookups. Ask about a person, search documents, or get a summary. Best for straightforward questions.

Best for

Quick facts, document lookups, person bios

  • ✓ Instant answers
  • ✓ Document search
  • ✓ Source citations
  • ✓ Follow-up suggestions

Investigate

Claude Sonnet 4.6

Multi-step cross-referencing. Searches multiple databases, connects findings across sources, and builds evidence chains.

Best for

Connection paths, cross-referencing, timeline building

  • ✓ Cross-database search
  • ✓ Extended reasoning
  • ✓ Code execution
  • ✓ Web search
  • ✓ Evidence pinning
  • ✓ Investigation memory

Deep Analysis

Claude Opus 4.7

Maximum reasoning depth for complex investigations. Traces shell companies, detects anomalies, and produces forensic-grade analysis.

Best for

Financial forensics, anomaly detection, complex investigations

  • ✓ 10+ tool calls
  • ✓ Adaptive thinking
  • ✓ Code execution
  • ✓ Financial forensics
  • ✓ Shell company tracing
  • ✓ Anomaly detection

40 Investigative Tools

The AI automatically selects the right tools for your question. Here's everything it can do.

Document Intelligence

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Hybrid RAG Search— Semantic + keyword search across 2.1M+ documents with AI reranking
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Document Lookup— Instant retrieval by Bates number, EFTA ID, or any document identifier
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OCR Text Search— Full-text search through 2M+ OCR-extracted pages from scanned PDFs
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Document Forensics— Detect mislabeled files, failed redactions, and hidden embedded content

Flight Intelligence

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Flight Search— Keyword-ranked search across 3,614 flight logs (passenger, aircraft, airport, year)
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Top Frequent Flyers— GROUP BY aggregate — ranks everyone who flew most across the entire log, filterable by aircraft, year, or airport
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Co-Passenger Analysis— Finds the people who most often flew together with a given person — shared-flight counts and sample flight IDs

Email & Testimony

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Curated Email Search— Full-text search the 11K hand-curated emails with ts_headline snippets
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JMAIL Archive Search— Search the full 1.78M-email House Oversight Committee archive — 100× larger than the curated set, with sender, date, and account filters
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iMessage Search— Search 4,509 private text messages across 15 confirmed iMessage conversations with high-profile figures — Steve Bannon, Larry Summers, Anthony Scaramucci, and others
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Deposition Transcript Search— Semantic vector search across 175 sworn depositions (13,092 segments, ~115K words) — pulls the exact timestamped transcript excerpt

Visual Evidence

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Photo Search— Search 18,308 photos by AI-generated description (objects, locations, scenes) or by AWS Rekognition-identified person
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Face Detection Database— 975 faces detected across 624 photos, linking visual evidence to 473 identified individuals

Network Analysis

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Connection Mapping— Find how people are connected through shared flights, documents, and emails
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Shortest Path— Discover the shortest connection chain between any two people in the network
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Cross-Reference— Query ALL databases simultaneously for a person — flights, docs, emails, connections
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Person Discovery— Find uncatalogued names in flight logs, emails, and documents

Financial Forensics

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Money Flow Search— Search $2.6B+ in traced financial flows across 1,699 entities and 2,594 verified transactions
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Shell Company Tracing— Follow money through multi-hop shell company chains (Southern Trust, Haze Trust, etc.)
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Entity Profiling— Complete financial P&L for any entity — inflows, outflows, connected entities

External Cross-Reference

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Web Search— Search the public internet for news articles, court records, and external reporting
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URL Fetch— Retrieve and analyze content from specific web pages and court filings
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ICIJ Offshore Leaks— Cross-check against 810K+ offshore entities from Panama/Paradise/Pandora Papers
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OFAC Sanctions— Check against US/EU/UN sanctions lists
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SEC EDGAR— Search all SEC filings full-text
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CourtListener— Search federal court documents

Advanced Analysis

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Anomaly Detection— Find statistical outliers — flight frequency spikes, financial flow anomalies, document gaps
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Temporal Analysis— Detect activity clusters, gaps, co-occurrence patterns, and periodicity
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Confidence Scoring— Evidence-weighted assessments showing source type diversity and corroboration
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Prosecution Scoring— Per-person prosecution readiness scores from 7 evidence dimensions with SOL tracking
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Evidence Chain Building— Connect evidence items with typed relationships into prosecution-ready case chains
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Event Reconstruction— Auto-discover corroborating evidence from 5 sources for any date/location window
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Code Execution— Run Python analysis for custom statistics, network metrics, and data visualizations
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Entity Resolution— Fuzzy name matching with ‘Did you mean?’ suggestions for misspelled names

Visualization & Evidence

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Interactive Timelines— Chronological event visualization across flights, documents, and court proceedings
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Network Graphs— Visual connection maps with relationship strength indicators
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Data Tables— Sortable, exportable tables for financial data, flight manifests, and comparisons
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Evidence Collector— Pin findings during investigations with confidence levels and export to dossiers
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Investigation Workspaces— Persistent boards for organizing long-running investigations
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Investigation Memory— AI remembers your research context across sessions

Slash Commands

Type / in the chat to see shortcuts. These let you jump straight to a specific tool.

/person[name]

Look up any person in the database

/flight[query]

Search flight logs by passenger, route, or date

/doc[query]

Search across all document collections

/timeline[person]

Build a chronological timeline of activities

/connect[A] to [B]

Find the shortest connection path between two people

/financial[query]

Search financial flows and shell companies

/discover[focus]

Find uncatalogued persons in the data

/evidence

Open your evidence collector panel

/export

Export your conversation as Markdown, CSV, or text

/clear

Start a new conversation

Built for Real Research

Features that help you go from question to evidence.

Cited Sources

Every claim shows numbered citation badges. Hover to preview the source. Click to read the full document. Relevance scores show how strong each match is.

Follow-Up Suggestions

After each answer, the AI suggests related questions to help you dig deeper. Click any suggestion to continue your investigation.

File Upload

Attach PDFs, images, CSVs, or text files. The AI reads the content and cross-references it against the database. Supports handwriting recognition for scanned documents.

Evidence Collector

Pin findings from any response. Tag each piece with a confidence level: confirmed, strong, moderate, weak, or unverified. Export or share your evidence board.

Real-Time Thinking

Watch the AI work in real time. See which tools it calls — "Searching documents...", "Tracing connections..." — with elapsed time for each step.

Export & Share

Export your full conversation as Markdown, CSV, or plain text. Share individual findings via link. Save to personal dossiers for ongoing investigations.

Conversation History

All your chats are saved automatically. Pin important conversations, rename them, and pick up right where you left off.

Interactive Visualizations

The AI generates timelines, network graphs, charts, and sortable data tables inline. Expand any visualization full-screen or export the data.

Investigation Memory

The AI remembers your research context across sessions. It builds on previous findings instead of starting from scratch every time.

How the Search Works

Under the hood: a 4-stage retrieval pipeline ensures relevant, accurate results.

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Intent Classification

AI understands what you're asking — person lookup, document search, financial query, connection path, or general question

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Hybrid Search

Semantic vectors + BM25 keywords search 308K+ embedded chunks. Multi-query expansion for complex questions

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Cross-Encoder Reranking

A specialized reranker model scores and filters every result by relevance, removing noise

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Cited Synthesis

Claude analyzes the top results and writes a clear answer with numbered citations to source documents

Try These Investigations

Click any query to open it in the AI chat.

Person Research

What is known about Les Wexner's financial relationship with Epstein?

researchTop Frequent Flyers

Who flew on the Lolita Express (N908JE) most frequently?

researchCo-Passenger Analysis

Who flew with Ghislaine Maxwell most often?

researchSworn Testimony

What did Maxwell say under oath about massages at the mansion?

researchiMessages

What did Steve Bannon text Epstein about in 2019?

researchVisual Evidence

Which photos show Ghislaine Maxwell?

researchJMAIL Archive

Find emails between Epstein and Larry Summers in the 1.78M-email archive

investigateFinancial Forensics

Trace the money flow from Leon Black through Epstein's shell companies

deepConnection Path

How is Bill Clinton connected to Les Wexner?

investigateCross-Reference

Cross-reference Prince Andrew across all databases

investigateAnomaly Detection

Detect anomalies in Jeffrey Epstein's flight patterns

investigateTemporal Analysis

Analyze the temporal overlap between Epstein and Wexner's activities

deepDocument Forensics

Are there any mislabeled or suspicious documents in the EFTA dataset?

investigateWeb Research

Search online for the latest developments in the Epstein case

research

For Researchers & Journalists

Source Verification

Every AI-generated claim links back to specific documents with Bates numbers. Internal database results are primary sources; web search results are labeled as external and potentially unverified.

Public API Access

Programmatic access via our REST API with 27 endpoints for documents, persons, flights, emails, and connections.

Data Integrity

SHA-256 hashes verify document integrity. All documents are sourced from official releases (EFTA, DOJ, House Oversight, DocumentCloud).

Evidence Collection

Pin findings with confidence levels, organize into dossiers, and export as structured research memos with full citation chains.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the AI chat free to use?

Yes. The AI research assistant is completely free. You can ask unlimited questions in Research mode. Investigate and Deep Analysis modes use more powerful (and expensive) AI models, so they may have usage limits during peak hours, but there is no paywall.

Where does the data come from?

All documents are sourced from official public releases: the Epstein Flight Tracking Act (EFTA), Department of Justice releases, House Oversight Committee documents, and DocumentCloud. Every document has a SHA-256 hash to verify integrity. The AI never fabricates sources — every citation links to a real document you can read yourself.

How accurate are the AI responses?

The AI searches real documents and cites its sources with relevance scores. You can click any citation to read the original document. However, AI can make mistakes in interpretation, so always verify important claims against the source documents. The system is designed as a research aid, not a replacement for careful analysis.

Can I upload my own documents for analysis?

Yes. Click the paperclip icon to upload PDFs, images, CSVs, or text files (up to 4MB). The AI can read the content and cross-reference it against the Epstein database. For images, the AI uses computer vision to read handwritten notes, scanned documents, or photos.

What's the difference between Research, Investigate, and Deep Analysis modes?

Research mode gives fast answers for simple questions like 'Who is Les Wexner?' Investigate mode runs multi-step investigations, searching multiple databases and building connection chains — ideal for questions like 'How is Person A connected to Person B?' Deep Analysis mode uses the most powerful AI model for complex financial forensics, anomaly detection, and exhaustive investigations.

Can I save and export my research?

Yes. Pin any finding to your Evidence Collector with confidence levels (confirmed, strong, moderate, weak). Export your full conversation as Markdown, CSV, or plain text. If you create an account, you can save findings to persistent Dossiers and share them with others.

What are slash commands?

Slash commands are shortcuts you type in the chat box. For example, type /person Prince Andrew to instantly pull up a person profile, or /connect Bill Clinton to Ghislaine Maxwell to find the shortest connection path. Type / in the chat to see all available commands.

Does the AI search the internet or just the database?

Both. In Investigate and Deep Analysis modes, the AI can search the public internet for news articles and court records, and cross-reference against external databases like ICIJ Offshore Leaks (810K+ entities), SEC EDGAR filings, OFAC sanctions lists, and CourtListener federal court documents. External results are clearly labeled as such.

Ready to investigate?

Ask any question about the Epstein case. The AI will search millions of documents and show you exactly where every answer comes from.

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