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Analysis, guides, and release notes from the Epstein Exposed research team. We break down newly released documents, explain court proceedings, and surface patterns across 18 posts and the case files.
There is no single smoking gun in the Epstein files. There is something worse: a smoking arsenal scattered across 3.5 million pages, reported in fragments by outlets on five continents, none of whom have assembled the full picture. Seven threads. Pull any one of them.
JPMorgan maintained Epstein as a client for 15 years, even after his 2008 conviction. The resulting $365 million settlement revealed how financial institutions enabled his network.
Jeffrey Epstein controlled properties spanning from a private Caribbean island to a Manhattan mansion, a Palm Beach estate, a New Mexico ranch, and a Paris apartment. Each played a distinct role in his operation.
We analyzed all 1,700+ documented flights from Epstein's private aircraft -- 500 with full passenger manifests (1997-2006) and 1,200+ route-only records from FAA and ADS-B data through July 2019. Here's what they reveal.
When a federal judge ordered the unsealing of documents from Giuffre v. Maxwell in January 2024, thousands of pages of depositions, emails, and court filings entered the public record. Here's what they contain.
We're launching the Epstein Exposed blog to bring you in-depth analysis of newly released documents, guides to navigating the case files, and updates on our database.