An unfiled indictment, an active estate probe, and Zorro Ranch records that refuse to stay buried Today’s Epstein files news brings an active federal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s estate advisers, a detailed look at the federal indictment prosecutors prepared but never filed, and new reporting on the people and infrastructure surrounding Zorro Ranch. The University …
The estate investigation, unreleased interviews, survivor advocacy, and the people who helped Epstein retain power Today’s Epstein files news follows the people who managed Jeffrey Epstein’s affairs, the FBI interviews researchers cannot locate in the public release, and the Justice Department’s continuing fight over document review. Other stories examine campaign money, art, media favors, and …
Celebrity access, handwritten records, government software, and a court fight over who gets to read what Today’s Epstein files news brings nearly one thousand records involving music executive Tommy Mottola, another Justice Department attempt to delay document review, newly examined FBI tips, and fresh research into Leon Black, Apollo, Nadia Marcinkova, and Mark Epstein. The …
Appeals, private islands, political access, and a filing cabinet with commitment issues Today’s Epstein files news brings another Justice Department appeal, renewed scrutiny of Zorro Ranch, revealing emails involving Ehud Barak and Peter Mandelson, and fresh research into the people who managed Jeffrey Epstein’s money and reputation. The files are public enough to generate headlines, …
In Episode 9 of the Butterfly Bureau, Resistance Kitty, Night Fire, and Dr. Chenoweth asked a question that sounds simple until the receipts start piling up: Who is Reid Hoffman, and what was the real nature of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein? This is the companion receipts blog for that conversation. It is not a …
Missing files, disputed fortunes, sacred artifacts, and transparency that apparently requires a sequel Today’s Epstein files news follows survivor advocates across the country while Congress prepares for another disclosure battle. New reporting also examines Epstein’s estate, financial transfers, Hollywood access, cryptocurrency ambitions, religious artifacts, and the institutions still arguing over records that should have been …
Withheld records, household payroll, Hollywood access, and another archive full of very inconvenient receipts Today’s Epstein files news brings another court fight over handwritten FBI notes, deeper scrutiny of Epstein’s household payroll, new analysis of his Hollywood relationships, and renewed legal pressure on his estate. The documents continue to show that Epstein did not operate …
Missing records, survivor lawsuits, banking careers, and the remarkable durability of institutional amnesia Today’s Epstein files news brings a judicial warning for Attorney General Todd Blanche, a new survivor lawsuit involving child sexual abuse images, a guilty plea over victim fund fraud, and fresh scrutiny of bankers, academics, and businesses within Jeffrey Epstein’s orbit. The …
Subpoenas, restitution, legal secrecy, and one very nervous political calendar Today’s Epstein files news brings a unanimous contempt vote against Leon Black, new legislation for survivors, another push to release withheld records, and fresh reporting on the lawyers and bankers surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. Congress is suddenly discovering urgency, which is lovely, although survivors have been waiting several …
Financial relief, public records, political pressure, and one more batch of fake internet evidence Today’s Epstein files news brings proposed financial relief for survivors, a traveling archive in Omaha, new scrutiny of Leon Black, and questions about whether the government ever intended to deliver meaningful transparency. Survivors are carrying millions of pages across the country …