Epstein files: Full list of names in disgraced financier’s contact book released by Pam Bondi
Documents include already-public redacted contact book and flight logs along with a redacted ‘masseuse list’
Attorney General Pam Bondi released more than 100 pages of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein - though much of the information was already publicly available.
As part of President Donald Trump’s executive order demanding the government make documents related to cases of national interest public, Bondi said on Wednesday she would release “a lot of information” related to Epstein.
The latest instalment of the Epstein files included flight logs, a redacted contact book and an evidence list that made up part of the investigation into the disgraced financier.
Epstein, who died by suicide while in prison in 2019, spent decades running a scheme that allowed him and other people – including allegedly high-profile people – to sexually abuse children.
However, disappointment washed over people who have long believed there is a government cover-up conspiracy tied to the Epstein case when most of the information in the documents Bondi released, including names, had already been widely reported on.
Being named in the documents does not indicate wrongdoing related to Epstein or anyone else. The list of names includes alleged victims, accusers and people tangentially connected to Epstein who were pulled into the civil or criminal lawsuits against his co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell.
For example, both former president Bill Clinton and Trump have been named in connection to Epstein because both traveled on Epstein’s private jet at one point in time. But neither has been formally accused of wrongdoing and deny any involvement in Epstein’s crimes.
The names included in the documents previously released have been listed below.
- Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former girlfriend, convicted in 2021 of sex trafficking in connection to Epstein’s activities
- Prince Andrew, Duke of York, second son of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain. Brother of King Charles III
- Bill Clinton, former US president listed on flight logs
- President Donald Trump listed on flight logs and in Epstein’s book
- Marla Maples, the former wife of Donald Trump listed on flight logs
- Tiffany Trump, the daughter of Marla Maples and Donald Trump listed on flight logs
- Alan Dershowitz, prolific lawyer and media pundit who represented Epstein in 2006 listed on flight logs and in Epstein’s book
- Jean Luc Brunel, French model agency boss and alleged Epstein co-conspirator who died in an apparent suicide while awaiting trial
- Michael Jackson, famed musician known as the “King of Pop” named in Epstein’s book
- Marvin Minksy, artificial intelligence pioneer listed on flight logs
- Naomi Campbell, British model listed on flight logs
- Courtney Love, American singer named in Epstein’s book
- Mick Jagger, English musician and frontman of the The Rolling Stones named in Epstein’s book
- Bill Richardson, former governor of New Mexico named in Epstein’s book
- Glenn Dubin, an American hedge fund manager who was allegedly friends with Epstein listed on flight logs and named in Epstein’s book
- Eva Andersson-Dubin, former Miss Sweden and wife of Glenn Dubin, who once dated Epstein listed on flight logs and named in Epstein’s book
- Tom Pritzker, American tycoon and philanthropist listed on flight logs
- Chris Tucker, American comedian and actor known for his role in the Rush Hour films named in Epstein’s book
- Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, former wife of Prince Andrew listed on flight logs
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services named in Epstein’s book
- Mary Kennedy, the late wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. named in Epstein’s book
- Dana Burns listed on flight logs
- Frédéric Fekkai, celebrity hairstylist listed on flight logs and named in Epstein’s book
- Alexandra Fekkai, son of celebrity hairstylist listed on flight logs and named in Epstein’s book
- Jo Jo Fontanella, Epstein’s butler listed on flight logs
- Doug Band, longtime Bill Clinton aide who says he urged Clinton to cut ties with Epstein listed on flight logs
- Virginia Giuffre, formerly known as Virginia Roberts, accused Prince Andrew of sexual assault
- Eric Gany named in Epstein’s book
- Sheridan Gibson-Butte listed on flight logs
- Shelly Harrison listed on flight logs
- Victoria Hazell listed on flight logs
- Forest Sawyer listed on flight logs
- Sarah Kellen, Epstein’s former assistant, named as an unindicted co-conspirator in his 2008 plea deal listed on flight logs
- Adriana Mucinska, formerly Ross, Epstein’s former assistant, named as an unindicted co-conspirator in his 2008 plea deal listed on flight logs
- Peter Marino, listed on flight logs
- Nadia Marcinkova, alleged friend of Epstein’s, named as an unindicted co-conspirator in his 2008 plea deal listed on flight logs
- David Mullen, listed on flight logs
- Joe Pagano, listed on flight logs
- Kristy Rodgers, listed on flight logs
- Patsy Rodgers, listed on flight logs
- Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein listed on flight logs
- Emmy Taylor, Maxwell’s ex-personal assistant listed on flight logs
- Brent Tindall, chef for Epstein listed on flight logs
- Ed Tuttle, listed on flight logs
- Les Wexner, founder of L Brands and a former business partner of Epstein, named in Epstein’s book
- Abigail Wexner, wife of Les Wexner, named in Epstein’s book
- Cresencia Valdez, listed on flight logs
- Maritza Vasquez, former bookkeeper for Jean-Luc Brunel, listed on flight logs
- Sharon Reynolds, listed on flight logs
- Courtney Wild, listed on flight logs
- Mark Zeff, New York decorator, named in Epstein’s book
- Kelly Spamm, listed on flight logs
- Alexandra Dixon, listed on flight logs
Bondi said in a statement that the first phase was intended to “shed light to Epstein’s extensive network and begins to provide the public with long overdue accountability.”
The federal government had begun pursuing a case against Epstein after there was intense public scrutiny of the sweetheart deal he cut with state prosecutors in Florida in 2008, serving only 13 months in prison despite being accused of sexually abusing hundreds of underage girls and young women.
A similar case was pursued against Maxwell, his longtime girlfriend who helped him abuse children for decades. She was found guilty of child sex trafficking and other offenses in 2021 and sentenced to 20 years in prison.
The Justice Department also released a document entitled “Massuse list,” which was entirely redacted in order to protect the privacy of victims. They also released Epstein’s, already public, address book.
Despite the lacking information, Trump’s administration still made show out of the day, inviting a group of conservative influencers to the White House to hand them white binders that contained “Phase 1” of the Epstein Files.
The attorney general said more information would be released soon and accused the FBI field office in New York of withholding documents. She sent a letter to FBI Director Kash Patel requesting they hand over “the full and complete Epstein files” by Friday morning.
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