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Investigative reporting on the Epstein case. Every claim cites specific documents from our corpus of 1.6 million court filings, depositions, and government records.
Hillary Clinton testified for roughly seven hours before the House Oversight Committee on February 26, 2026, denying she ever met Jeffrey Epstein or visited any of his properties. The session was briefly paused after Rep. Lauren Boebert leaked a photo of Clinton to a conservative YouTuber.
Dana Burns served as corporate officer for three Maxwell entities, shared an apartment with named co-conspirator Adriana Ross, flew on Epstein planes at least a dozen times, and was paid directly from Maxwell JPMorgan accounts. A 2006 police report alleges she brought a 17-year-old former roommate to Epstein.
An iMessage from January 2017 reveals Epstein knew his own doctor was "all things medical to Donald" and told a Bill Gates adviser to relay the information. Documents show Moskowitz was simultaneously treating Epstein and running Trump health policy from Mar-a-Lago.
A review of documents released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act reveals a consistent pattern: every time an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein gained momentum, it was slowed, redirected, or stopped. The pattern spans from 1996 to 2019 and involves the FBI, the DOJ, state attorneys, and local police.
When Rep. Ro Khanna read six redacted names from the Epstein files on the House floor on February 10, he called them 'six wealthy, powerful men' who were 'likely incriminated.' The reality turned out to be more complicated, and more revealing about how the DOJ handled redactions.
Former NASCAR champion Brian Vickers appeared in over 100 documents in the January 2026 DOJ release. The files show years of personal correspondence with Epstein, a shared iCloud calendar, real estate advice, sexually suggestive content forwarded to a Dubai businessman, and a relative named Danny Vickers placed on Little Saint James island payroll.
Newly released DOJ documents show Deepak Chopra maintained a close personal relationship with Jeffrey Epstein from 2016 to 2019, exchanging hundreds of messages that included an invitation to 'bring your girls' on a trip to Israel and a text exchange where Epstein praised Chopra for 'zeroing in on your prey.'
Metropolitan Police arrested Lord Peter Mandelson at his Camden home on February 23, 2026, on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The arrest follows revelations that Mandelson forwarded confidential UK government documents to Jeffrey Epstein while serving as Business Secretary.
In August 2018, Jeffrey Epstein privately described Elon Musk as a "man child" who shares his "dislike of the administrative state." Six years later, Musk leads DOGE, a government initiative to dismantle federal regulatory infrastructure.
Elon Musk posted "I REFUSED" on X when asked about Epstein's island. DOJ-released emails show him asking about "the wildest party," planning visits for two consecutive years, and inviting Epstein to SpaceX.
DOJ-released documents reference Trump over 3,000 times across 3.5 million pages. Beyond the known flight logs and black book entry, EFTA files contain FBI tip logs naming Trump, Epstein emails about "photos of donald and girls," and correspondence linking Trump associates to Epstein's inner circle.
A comprehensive timeline of Elon Musk's correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein, drawn entirely from DOJ-released EFTA documents, reveals island visit planning, SpaceX factory tours, and intimate 3 AM exchanges spanning 2012 through 2018.