Saturday, March 14
Inside Epstein's Phone
An interactive exploration of the publicly released Jeffrey Epstein files, organized as an iPhone interface. Browse court documents, victim testimony, flight logs, key people dossiers, and a complete case timeline spanning 1953 to 2026 — all sourced from federal court proceedings, FBI records, FOIA releases, and the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Documents
Court filings, FBI records, depositions, and witness statements
Key People
In-depth dossiers on associates, survivors, attorneys, and investigators
Messages
Reconstructed conversations with Maxwell, Prince Andrew, Dershowitz
Correspondence
NPA negotiations, Gates dinner emails, Maxwell prison letters
Photos & Evidence
Documented properties, aircraft, and trial exhibits
Flight Logs
N908JE passenger manifests and route records 1995-2013
Articles
In-depth reports on locations, evidence, and legal proceedings
Testimony
Victim statements and witness testimony from the Maxwell trial
Timeline
Complete chronology 1953 through 2026 document releases
Contacts
Directory from Epstein's black book, flight logs, and court records
Financial Network
Shell companies, JPMorgan & Deutsche Bank settlements, and property empire
Media Coverage
Key investigations, documentaries, and legal coverage from 2018 to 2025
In-Depth Guides
Epstein Island
Little St. James — temple, compound, and evidence
Lolita Express
Boeing 727 N908JE flight logs and passenger manifests
Maxwell Trial
Conviction, testimony, and 20-year sentence
Black Book
1,500+ names, circled entries, and evidence history
2008 Plea Deal
NPA, co-conspirator immunity, and CVRA violation
Transparency Act
H.R. 354 — 3.5M page DOJ release mandate
Legal Glossary
NPA, CVRA, SDNY, unsealing, and more defined
About This Project
All content is sourced from federal court proceedings including Giuffre v. Maxwell (15-cv-7433, SDNY), United States v. Maxwell (20-cr-330, SDNY), FBI investigative records, FOIA releases, and the 2025 Epstein Files Transparency Act. The Messages and Mail sections are editorial reconstructions — not verbatim transcripts.