According to DOJ-released documents indexed by Epstein Exposed, Miles Alexander appears in 0 case documents, and 8 email records in the Epstein files.
South African property and operations manager who, together with his wife Cathy Alexander, ran Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean island, Little St. James, from approximately 1999 to 2007. Named as an authorized signatory on the LCP Company LLC bank account alongside Epstein and Harry Beller. Categorized in a federal law enforcement memo among Epstein's 'Inner Circle.' Appeared in the documentary 'Who Is Ghislaine Maxwell?'
(2022). Returned to South Africa after departing the island.
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Miles Alexander is mentioned in documents or reporting related to the Epstein case. Being mentioned does not imply any wrongdoing, criminal conduct, or inappropriate behavior.
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Background
Miles Alexander, together with his wife Cathy Alexander, served as the property and operations manager of Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean island, Little St. James, from approximately 1999 to 2007. Documentary evidence consistently identifies him in this role across FBI interview reports, banking records, shipping invoices, email correspondence, and media accounts. He is listed in Epstein's black book with three phone numbers. After leaving Little St. James around 2007, the Alexanders returned to South Africa, where Miles Alexander was subsequently associated with Michaelhouse, a school in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
The provided person description identifies Miles Alexander as an 'Attorney from the firm Kilpatrick Stockton,' but none of the 50 documents in evidence mention Kilpatrick Stockton or describe him as an attorney. All documentary evidence consistently describes him as an island estate manager and employee of Epstein's entities. It is possible the black book entry references a different individual of the same name, or that the professional description is erroneous. This profile is based solely on the documentary evidence provided.
Alexander was named as an authorized signatory on at least one corporate bank account (LCP Company LLC) alongside Jeffrey Epstein and Harry Beller. He received numerous FedEx packages at Epstein-related addresses billed to Epstein's account. A federal law enforcement memo categorized the Alexanders among Epstein's 'Inner Circle' and 'known recruiters,' though the Alexanders themselves declined to answer detailed questions from plaintiff's attorney Brad Edwards in 2016, and Cathy Alexander provided a written denial to Epstein defense attorney Martin Weinberg in 2015 stating they never witnessed visits by Bill Clinton or Al Gore to the island.
Epstein Connection
Miles Alexander was directly employed by Jeffrey Epstein as the property/operations manager of Little St. James island from approximately 1999 to 2007. He and his wife Cathy Alexander were responsible for day-to-day estate management. He was an authorized signatory on the LCP Company LLC bank account alongside Epstein and Harry Beller. He appears in Epstein's contact directory and black book, received packages shipped via Epstein's FedEx account, and was identified by FBI witnesses as a known figure on the island. A law enforcement memo listed the Alexanders among Epstein's 'Inner Circle' and 'known recruiters,' though this characterization is not corroborated by other documents in evidence.
Key Allegations(9)
Managed Epstein's private island Little St. James from approximately 1999 to 2007 alongside wife Cathy Alexander
documentedCategorized as part of Epstein's 'Inner Circle' and among 'known recruiters' in a federal law enforcement memo
allegedWas authorized signatory on LCP Company LLC commercial checking account alongside Harry Beller and Jeffrey Epstein, opened 12/20/2002 and closed 5/10/2013
documentedEpstein would not allow both Miles and Cathy Alexander to leave the island at the same time, according to telecommunications technician Steve Scully
allegedSaw underage-looking girls on the island and reported seeing an arrest warrant with Epstein's name in July 2006, which precipitated their departure
allegedWitnessed Prince Andrew visiting Little St. James at least three times; Andrew allegedly tipped $350
allegedStated he never saw President Bill Clinton on Little St. James during his entire tenure as island manager
documentedCathy Alexander, copying Miles, stated they never saw Vice President Al Gore or Tipper Gore on the island
documentedWas replaced as island manager by Lance Calloway after the Alexanders returned to South Africa
documentedLegal Status
Miles Alexander is named in FBI FD-302 interview reports, banking records produced in response to a grand jury subpoena, a federal law enforcement investigative memo, and House Oversight Committee documents. He was contacted by plaintiff's attorney Brad Edwards for potential testimony but declined to answer questions. No evidence in the provided documents indicates he was charged, convicted, or granted witness immunity.
Notable Statements(3)
“Hi Cathy and I have discussed your questions. At this stage we do not feel comfortable in answering them.”
“I wish to state that I never saw former President Clinton on Little St. James during the entire period that I was the Island manager.”
“It said Warrant of Arrest and had Jeffrey Epstein's name on it.”
Contradictions(3)
The person profile describes Miles Alexander as an 'Attorney from the firm Kilpatrick Stockton'
All 50 provided documents consistently identify Miles Alexander as the property/operations manager of Epstein's Little St. James island. No document mentions Kilpatrick Stockton or describes him as an attorney. He is listed at Michaelhouse school in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa in post-island correspondence.
A federal law enforcement memo categorizes the Alexanders among Epstein's 'known recruiters' in his 'Inner Circle'
The Alexanders' own accounts describe seeing underage-looking girls and discovering an arrest warrant, which they say precipitated their departure from the island. They were contacted by plaintiff's counsel as potential witnesses against Epstein. Miles Alexander declined to answer detailed questions but did not assert involvement in recruitment.
Miles Alexander stated he never saw Bill Clinton on Little St. James during his entire tenure as island manager (1999-2007)
Brad Edwards, a trial attorney representing Epstein victims, specifically asked Miles Alexander about whether Clinton and Senator George Mitchell visited the island, implying he had reason to believe Alexander may have had relevant knowledge. Alexander declined to answer Edwards' questions.
Key Relationships(9)
Employed by Jeffrey Epstein as property/operations manager of Little St. James island from approximately 1999 to 2007. Was authorized signatory on LCP Company LLC bank account alongside Epstein. Received FedEx packages billed to Epstein's account. Listed in Epstein's contact directory and black book.
Cathy Alexander is Miles Alexander's wife. They jointly managed Little St. James island and co-authored correspondence about their time there. She is cc'd on his emails and vice versa.
Ghislaine Maxwell was involved in hiring decisions for island staff. The Alexanders were contacted by attorneys regarding Maxwell's alleged recruitment activities. Maxwell appears frequently in documents alongside Alexander's island management role.
Harry Beller was a co-signatory with Miles Alexander and Jeffrey Epstein on the LCP Company LLC commercial checking account at FirstBank Puerto Rico.
Darren Indyke appears in the same banking records and contact directories as Miles Alexander, both connected to Epstein's financial and operational infrastructure.
The Alexanders reported witnessing Prince Andrew visit Little St. James at least three times during their tenure, with Andrew allegedly tipping $350.
Lance Calloway replaced the Alexanders as island manager after they returned to South Africa.
Brad Edwards, a trial attorney representing Epstein victims, contacted Miles Alexander seeking testimony about alleged island activities. Alexander declined to answer his questions.
Cathy Alexander (copying Miles) wrote to Epstein defense attorney Martin Weinberg in April 2015, providing a statement denying any sightings of Clinton or Gore on the island.
Timeline(16 events)
Miles and Cathy Alexander began managing Jeffrey Epstein's private island, Little St. James, in the U.S. Virgin Islands
LCP Company LLC commercial checking account opened at FirstBank Puerto Rico with Miles Alexander, Harry Beller, and Jeffrey Epstein as authorized signatories
FedEx shipment from 'Yasmin' to Miles Alexander at LSJ LLC c/o American Yacht Harbor, billed to Jeffrey E. Epstein's account
FedEx shipment to Miles Alexander at American Yacht Harbor, 6100 Red Hook Quarters, St. Thomas, billed to Epstein's account
FedEx international economy shipment from Helen KSA to Miles Alexander c/o American Yacht Harbor, billed to Epstein's account
FedEx shipment involving Ghislaine Maxwell and Miles Alexander, billed to Epstein's account
FedEx shipment to Miles Alexander with transportation charge of $78.24
Miles and Cathy Alexander discovered an official-looking document marked 'Warrant of Arrest' with Jeffrey Epstein's name on it at Little St. James, which they described as the beginning of the end of their time on the island
Miles and Cathy Alexander departed Little St. James and returned to South Africa, subsequently replaced by Lance Calloway
Jeffrey Epstein forwarded an email to Richard Samett with subject 'Miles & Cathy (New email address & Phone numbers)', indicating continued contact after their departure
LCP Company LLC bank account at FirstBank Puerto Rico closed
Cathy Alexander, copying Miles, sent a statement to Epstein defense attorney Martin Weinberg denying any sightings of Bill Clinton or Al Gore on Little St. James during their tenure
Miles Alexander declined to answer questions from plaintiff's attorney Brad Edwards about alleged activities on Epstein's island, stating he and Cathy had discussed the questions and did not feel comfortable answering
Email chain from Miles Alexander forwarding correspondence related to Maxwell inquiry
FBI interview (FD-302) of Steve Scully, who identified Miles and Cathy Alexander as property managers of the island and noted Epstein would not let both leave simultaneously
FBI follow-up interview of Steve Scully with photobook; Scully identified page 18 as looking 'like a younger Miles Alexander'
At a Glance
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Document Mentions
Email Mentions (8)
Fwd: Maxwell (
Hi Answer to questions asked. No response received Regards Miles Alexander Operations Manager
Re: Maxwell
Hi Cathy and I have discussed your questions. At this stage we do not feel it is beneficial and may negatively impact our privacy to answer the quest
Re: Maxwell
Greetings Thank you for your letter and sentiments contained there in. Cathy and I have read a number of articles that have appeared in the press ov
Miles and Cathy Alexander and Little St James island
To: Martin Weinberg, Esq. Dear Mr. Weinberg: I understand that you are looking for information regarding whether former President Clinton and former
Miles and Cathy Alexander and Little St James island
To: Martin Weinberg, Esq. Dear Mr. Weinberg: I understand that you are looking for information regarding whether former President Clinton and former
Fwd: Re: Maxwell
Hi Answer to questions asked. No response received Regards Miles Alexander Operations Manager
Fwd: Maxwell
Hi Answer to questions asked. No response received Regards Miles Alexander
Re: ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
Dear Mr. Weinberg: I understand that you are looking for information regarding whether former President Clinton and former Vice President Gore and hi
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