The Black Book and Flight Logs: Mapping the Network

The Contact List and the Travel Records

Two documents, more than any others, define the scope of Epstein's network: the "Black Book" of personal contacts and the flight logs for his private aircraft (including the Boeing 727 known as the "Lolita Express"). Together, they reveal a web of connections spanning politics, business, entertainment, science, and royalty.

The Black Book

Epstein's personal contact book, leaked by his former house manager Alfredo Rodriguez (who was later convicted for attempting to sell it), contains approximately 1,500 names with phone numbers, addresses, and annotations. Many entries include circled names — which Rodriguez testified indicated individuals procured for Epstein. Key categories include:

• Politicians: Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Tony Blair, Ehud Barak, George Mitchell
• Royalty: Prince Andrew, Prince Mohammed bin Salman
• Business: Leslie Wexner, Glenn Dubin, Leon Black, Jes Staley
• Entertainment: Kevin Spacey, Chris Tucker, Woody Allen, Naomi Campbell

The Flight Logs

Pilot Larry Visoski and co-pilot David Rodgers kept meticulous records of every flight. Over 1,700 flight segments have been documented, revealing patterns of travel between Epstein's properties and other destinations. The logs show who flew with whom and when — creating a timeline of the network's activity.

Co-Passenger Analysis

Some of the most revealing insights come from analyzing who flew together repeatedly. Certain combinations of passengers appear frequently on flights to Little St. James, Palm Beach, and other locations.