Epstein Black Book Contacts

U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida (2005-2009). Oversaw negotiation of the controversial 2008 NPA that allowed Epstein to plead guilty to state charges and serve just 13 months rather than face potential federal sex trafficking charges carrying life sentence. NPA was negotiated without notifying victims, violating the Crime Victims' Rights Act. Later served as U.S. Secretary of Labor (2017-2019). Resigned July 2019, days after Epstein's arrest, amid renewed scrutiny. DOJ review found he exercised 'poor judgment' but did not commit professional misconduct.

House manager at Epstein's Palm Beach estate for approximately 11 years (early 1990s through early 2000s). Became one of the most important witnesses in both civil and criminal proceedings. His depositions, spanning hundreds of pages, describe a household manual of strict rules, frequent visits by young women brought for 'massages,' and involvement of Maxwell and other associates. Testified about washing massage tables and the 'constant stream' of young women. Testimony provided critical corroborating evidence for multiple victims. One of the most detailed witness accounts in the entire case.

Testified at Maxwell trial under first name only ('Carolyn'). Described being recruited at age 14 in early 2000s in Palm Beach by another young girl. Paid $300 per visit to Epstein's mansion. Her testimony was key in demonstrating the pyramid-like recruitment structure where victims brought other victims. Described escalating abuse over multiple visits. Key prosecution witness who helped humanize the pattern of victimization for the jury.

Miami Herald investigative reporter whose 2018 'Perversion of Justice' series is widely credited with reigniting public and law enforcement interest in the Epstein case. Tracked down and interviewed dozens of victims. Reporting detailed the scope of alleged crimes, justice system failures, and stories of survivors silenced for years. Series led to renewed scrutiny of the 2008 NPA and contributed to political pressure that led to Epstein's 2019 arrest on federal charges. Won numerous journalism awards. Author of 'Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story.'

French modeling agent (Nov 19, 1946 – Feb 19, 2022). Founder of MC2 Model Management, allegedly financed by Epstein. Court documents allege he used his position in the fashion industry to procure young women and girls for Epstein. MC2 alleged to have served as a pipeline for recruiting victims under the guise of modeling opportunities. Arrested in Paris Dec 2020 on charges of rape of minors. Found dead in his prison cell at La Santé prison Feb 19, 2022 in apparent suicide by hanging. Appeared frequently on Epstein's flight logs.

Attorney and professor emeritus at Harvard Law School. Part of Epstein's legal defense team during 2008 NPA negotiations. Named in Virginia Giuffre's allegations, which he has vigorously and consistently denied. Exchanged defamation lawsuits with Giuffre, settled in 2022. Correspondence with Epstein appears in court exhibits documenting their professional and personal relationship. Has been both a defender and critic of the legal handling of the Epstein case. Maintained he visited Epstein's properties but denied any wrongdoing.

Florida attorney who represented multiple Epstein victims for over a decade. Filed the initial Crime Victims' Rights Act complaint in 2008, arguing the NPA was negotiated without notifying victims. Case ultimately ruled in favor of victims by Eleventh Circuit in 2020. Author of 'Relentless Pursuit: My Fight for the Victims of Jeffrey Epstein.' Helped establish legal precedent on NPA victim notification requirements. Key figure in bringing the case back to public attention.

Testified publicly at Maxwell's federal trial in Dec 2021, waiving her right to anonymity. Alleged abuse at age 16 in 1996 during visit to Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, invited under guise of educational opportunity. Testified Maxwell gave her a sexualized massage and Epstein subsequently abused her. Also abused at NYC townhouse. One of four accusers at Maxwell trial. Filed civil lawsuit against Epstein's estate. Her sister Maria Farmer was one of the first to report Epstein to authorities in 1996, though her complaint was not acted upon.

Filed landmark civil lawsuit against Epstein's estate in Jan 2020 as USVI Attorney General. Alleged Epstein used his private islands (Little St. James and Great St. James) to traffic and abuse underage girls over 15+ years. Lawsuit alleged Epstein used shell companies and USVI economic development programs to facilitate crimes. Fired by USVI Governor shortly after expanding lawsuit to name JPMorgan Chase. Case led to JPMorgan's $75 million settlement with USVI and separate $290 million victim settlement. Produced significant financial disclosures about Epstein's island operations.

Born Virginia Roberts (Aug 9, 1983). One of the most prominent accusers of Epstein and Maxwell. Recruited by Maxwell at age 16 while working as a locker room attendant at Mar-a-Lago in 2000. Alleges she was subsequently trafficked to multiple locations and individuals between 2000-2002. Filed the landmark Giuffre v. Maxwell defamation lawsuit in 2015, producing thousands of pages of depositions that were later unsealed. Filed civil lawsuit against Prince Andrew, settled Feb 2022. Co-plaintiff in Crime Victims' Rights Act litigation. Her testimony was instrumental in bringing the case to wider public attention.

Served as Epstein's executive assistant for over 20 years. Named as potential co-conspirator in the 2008 NPA and granted immunity. Managed his administrative affairs and communications. Referenced in victim depositions and investigation records as being aware of activities at Epstein's properties. Charged in 2021 federal indictment but charges later dropped. Settled civil claims brought by Epstein victims. Publicly stated she was an unwitting participant with no knowledge of criminal activity.

Now Sarah Kellen Vickers. Named as a potential co-conspirator in the 2008 NPA. Served as Epstein's executive assistant and personal scheduler. Multiple victims described her as playing a key role in organizing and scheduling encounters between Epstein and underage girls. Granted immunity under the 2008 plea deal. Victim testimony describes Kellen managing Epstein's daily calendar, answering phones, and directing girls to the massage room. Never criminally charged; has stated she was also a victim of Epstein's manipulation.

Also known as Nadia Marcinko. Named as a potential co-conspirator in the 2008 NPA and granted immunity. According to victim testimony and police reports, Epstein reportedly brought Marcinkova from Eastern Europe as a teenager. Referenced in Palm Beach PD investigation reports and multiple depositions. Described in victim statements as participating in encounters arranged by Epstein. Later pursued career as a pilot and aviation entrepreneur. Some advocates have argued Marcinkova was herself a victim of Epstein.

British socialite and convicted sex trafficker. Daughter of media proprietor Robert Maxwell. Convicted Dec 29, 2021 on five of six counts of sex trafficking and conspiracy in SDNY. Sentenced to 20 years in federal prison in June 2022. Court documents and trial testimony established she played a central role in recruiting, grooming, and abusing underage girls for Epstein from 1994 through at least 2004. Arrested at a New Hampshire property in July 2020 after months in hiding. Currently incarcerated at FCI Tallahassee.

Third child of Queen Elizabeth II. Association with Epstein became subject of intense scrutiny after 2019 arrest. Photographed with Virginia Giuffre in 2001 at Maxwell's London residence. Giuffre alleged she was directed to have sexual encounters with Andrew on multiple occasions when she was 17. Settled civil lawsuit filed by Giuffre in Feb 2022 for reported substantial sum. Stepped back from royal duties following widely criticized BBC Newsnight interview in Nov 2019. Appeared in Epstein's flight logs and contact records. Visited Epstein at his NYC mansion after 2008 conviction. Has denied all allegations.

Palm Beach PD lead detective in the original 2005-2006 investigation. Meticulous investigation identified approximately 40 potential victims. Case began after parent reported her 14-year-old daughter was taken to Epstein's home and paid for sexual acts. Gathered substantial physical and testimonial evidence. Referred case to FBI when Palm Beach State Attorney pursued only single charge despite scope of evidence. Testified he faced unusual resistance and interference during investigation. Passed away May 2018, shortly before Julie K. Brown's reporting brought renewed attention to the case.

Second pilot for Epstein. Operated the Boeing 727 (N908JE) alongside Visoski. Maintained detailed flight logs recording passengers, routes, and dates spanning the mid-1990s through 2000s. Logs documented travel of numerous individuals to Epstein's properties including Little St. James. Handwritten entries documented hundreds of flights. Testified before grand jury. His logs are among the most frequently accessed documents in the case — one of the most direct records of who visited Epstein's properties.

Former butler at Epstein's Palm Beach residence. Removed Epstein's personal address book ('The Black Book') from the property around 2005. Attempted to sell it to attorneys for $50,000. Caught, prosecuted for obstruction of justice, and sentenced to 18 months in prison. The black book contained approximately 1,500 names with phone numbers. Rodriguez had circled certain entries believed to indicate victims. Died in 2015.

Also known as Adriana Mucinska. Originally from Poland. Named as a potential co-conspirator in the 2008 NPA and granted immunity. Invoked Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination over 100 times during deposition in Giuffre v. Maxwell civil case. Referenced in FBI investigation records and victim statements describing the network of associates who facilitated Epstein's activities. Served in role similar to other named associates, helping manage and schedule activities at Epstein's residences.

Contractor who worked on Little St. James island. In 2020, provided FBI with video recordings from security cameras on the island. His cooperation provided key evidence about activities on the private island. Construction records and communications helped establish the timeline of activities on Little St. James.

Recruited while a college student at Palm Beach Atlantic University around 2001, under pretense of legitimate job as personal assistant. Subsequently subjected to sexual abuse by Epstein. Deposition testimony in Giuffre v. Maxwell provided significant details about operations at Epstein's residences and corroborated other witnesses' accounts. Described encountering high-profile visitors at Epstein's properties. Testimony cited in multiple court filings and demonstrated how Epstein recruited victims through seemingly legitimate job offers at universities near his residences.

Described in court documents as Ghislaine Maxwell's personal assistant. Named in various depositions as being present at Epstein properties. Referenced in scheduling communications. Part of the network of staff that maintained the operational infrastructure of Epstein's activities.

Epstein's personal pilot for 25+ years. Flew the Boeing 727 (N908JE, the 'Lolita Express') and Gulfstream. Testified at Maxwell trial in 2021. Maintained flight logs that became key evidence. Said he never witnessed inappropriate behavior on flights. Identified passengers from his logs during testimony and confirmed frequent routes between Teterboro, Palm Beach, St. Thomas, and international destinations.

American billionaire, founder and former CEO of L Brands (parent company of Victoria's Secret). Epstein's most prominent financial client — relationship began mid-1980s. Granted Epstein sweeping power of attorney over his finances. Transferred the 9 East 71st Street Manhattan townhouse to Epstein, reportedly for nominal sum. Publicly severed ties in 2019, stating Epstein had 'misappropriated vast sums of money.' Financial records detail complex arrangements including trust structures and property transfers.

Survivor who challenged the 2008 plea deal under the Crime Victims' Rights Act. Filed lawsuit arguing victims were not consulted as required by law. Federal Judge Kenneth Marra ruled in Feb 2019 that prosecutors broke the law by not informing victims, writing the government 'failed to confer with victims' and 'used the secrecy to their advantage.' Case was ruled in favor of victims by Eleventh Circuit in 2020.

Former mixed martial arts fighter who served as Epstein's bodyguard. Named in various accounts of Epstein's security detail. Accompanied Epstein to various properties. Part of the personal security apparatus that surrounded Epstein.