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Original investigations into the Epstein network. Every claim cites specific documents from our database of court filings, depositions, and government records.
Newly released DOJ documents reveal that Jeffrey Epstein hired at least six architecture firms between 2016 and 2018 to plan extensive construction on his private islands. The plans included a 'Ladies' Residence' with four identical bedrooms, a private pool, a gym, and a section labeled 'Funhouse Point.' One major firm resigned after learning undisclosed information about the project.
The DOJ has removed 90,232 files from its Epstein database. Our independent audit has preserved 99.997% of them, including SHA-256 verification hashes for every file. The numbers tell a story the department has not.
The Justice Department published 1,000+ new pages to the Epstein database on March 5 after NPR found dozens of FBI interview memos were missing. The release includes the complete 2006 case file and three 302 memos related to Trump allegations.
The House Oversight Committee voted 24-19 to subpoena AG Pam Bondi over the DOJ Epstein files, with five Republicans breaking party lines. The vote marks the sharpest congressional rebuke yet of the department's handling of the disclosure.
Kohrman Jackson Krantz, a Cleveland firm with a dedicated internet content removal practice, has sent seven demands to Epstein Exposed on behalf of co-conspirators, recruiters, and employees. Not a single client turned out to be a victim. Two of them appear on the same Deutsche Bank statement receiving wire transfers from Epstein's personal account.
Over 5,000 documents trace how Brad Wechsler, the IMAX co-founder who ran Leon Black's family office, granted Jeffrey Epstein 'Full power' of attorney and routed tax returns, trust documents, and banking decisions through the convicted sex offender. A Virgin Islands nonprofit tied to Epstein sent audit confirmations directly to Wechsler's office.
Flight records show tickets for 'Stephen Kevin Bannon' to St. Thomas were booked through Jeffrey Epstein's American Express concierge in May 2019, two months before Epstein's arrest. Hundreds of emails and messages reveal Bannon coached Epstein on how to 'crush the pedo/trafficking narrative' while the two men discussed cryptocurrency funding for political campaigns and dined with world leaders at Epstein's Manhattan townhouse.
Internal Deutsche Bank wealth management documents from the EFTA release show Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump appearing on the same Top 50 client revenue spreadsheet in 2014, with the bank authorizing business as usual for Epstein without compliance pre-approval after a Reputational Risk Committee review.
Court documents and financial records reveal that Jennifer Turner was a fabricated identity used by Ghislaine Maxwell for at least seven years, maintained across eight American Express sub-accounts, confirmed by FBI witness testimony, and investigated by federal prosecutors in the weeks surrounding Maxwell's arrest.
2,385 financial flows, 686 entities, $6.8 billion tracked. The forensic reconstruction of Epstein's financial network reveals shell companies routing 'art transactions' through aircraft entities, a 32-year banking relationship with zero enforcement, and a charity where 95.5% of funds never reached charitable causes.
In November 2015, Eva Andersson-Dubin sent Jeffrey Epstein an email about placing a young woman. She had a question first: 'Does it matter that this girl that I am asking is a very good friend of Ghislaine's?' Epstein's response was three words: 'it shouldnt.' That exchange, buried in the EFTA release, captures the operational reality of Eva Dubin's role.
On June 28, 2008, Ruslana Korshunova fell from the ninth floor of a Manhattan building. She was 20 years old. Two years earlier, she had boarded Jeffrey Epstein's private jet bound for Little Saint James. The man who would handle her estate paperwork at the U.S. Embassy in Luxembourg went on to become Epstein's most prolific procurer of young women.