People in the Epstein Files
131 notable individuals identified across 2.5 million+ declassified documents
Important: Appearance in these documents does not imply guilt or wrongdoing. Many individuals appear as witnesses, attorneys, investigators, or are simply mentioned in passing.
Principals & Co-conspirators
(7)Core figures named as defendants or co-conspirators in legal proceedings
Jeffrey Epstein
Central figure
American financier and convicted sex offender (1953-2019) who amassed a fortune managing money for billionaires including Les Wexner. Operated an extensive sex trafficking network spanning properties in Manhattan, Palm Beach, New Mexico, Paris, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. First convicted in 2008 under a controversial plea deal, arrested again in July 2019 on federal charges. Found dead in his Manhattan jail cell on August 10, 2019, officially ruled suicide. His "black book" and flight logs became key evidence implicating numerous high-profile individuals.
Ghislaine Maxwell
Co-conspirator, convicted
British former socialite (born 1961), daughter of media mogul Robert Maxwell. Became Epstein's girlfriend in the early 1990s and later his closest associate. Convicted in December 2021 on five of six counts including sex trafficking of a minor and conspiracy. Prosecutors proved she recruited and groomed victims as young as 14. Sentenced to 20 years in federal prison in June 2022. The Maxwell trial revealed the inner workings of Epstein's operation and her central role in facilitating the abuse.
Jean-Luc Brunel
Co-conspirator, charged
French modeling agent (1946-2022) who founded MC2 Model Management with Epstein's financing. The email archive documents over 6,000 emails spanning 1991-2026, making him one of Epstein's most frequent correspondents. Emails show Epstein writing "I have some ideas that I think you will like" in April 2015, and coordination on models including comments like "she's fat" about lingerie photos. Charged in France in December 2020 with rape of minors. Found dead in his Paris cell on February 19, 2022, ruled suicide — two years after Epstein's identical fate.
Sarah Kellen
Assistant, named co-conspirator
Former personal assistant to Jeffrey Epstein who worked for him from approximately 2002-2006. Named as a co-conspirator in federal court filings, accused of scheduling appointments with underage girls. Received non-prosecution immunity in the controversial 2008 plea deal. Multiple victims identified her as coordinating their visits to Epstein's properties. Later married NASCAR driver Brian Vickers and changed her name to Sarah Kellen Vickers. Has never been criminally charged despite being named in numerous victim testimonies.
Nadia Marcinkova
Associate, named co-conspirator
Slovakian-born associate of Jeffrey Epstein (born c. 1985) who reportedly came to the U.S. as a teenager. Named as a co-conspirator in court filings, with victims alleging she participated in abuse. Received immunity in the 2008 plea deal. Later became a licensed pilot under the name Nadia Marcinko and founded a charter aviation company called Aviloop. Despite being named by multiple victims and in FBI documents, she has never faced criminal charges. Some victims describe her as both a victim and perpetrator.
Lesley Groff
Executive assistant
Long-time executive assistant to Jeffrey Epstein who worked for him for approximately 20 years, managing his calendars and communications. Named as a co-conspirator in court filings and identified by victims as scheduling "massage" appointments. Received immunity in the 2008 Florida plea deal. Testimony and documents suggest she was aware of the nature of appointments she scheduled. Described as fiercely loyal to Epstein. Despite extensive documentation of her role, she has never been criminally charged.
Adriana Ross
Associate
Polish-born former model and associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Named as a potential co-conspirator in court documents. Invoked her Fifth Amendment rights over 100 times during her 2010 deposition in a civil case. Witnesses placed her at Epstein's properties during alleged abuse. Reportedly lived at one of Epstein's New York residences. Despite being named by multiple victims and in FBI documents, she has never faced criminal charges and received immunity in the 2008 plea deal.
Political Figures
(22)Government officials, politicians, and diplomats connected to Epstein
Bill Clinton
Named in flight logs
42nd President of the United States (1993-2001), born 1946. Flight logs document at least 26 trips on Epstein's Boeing 727 "Lolita Express" between 2001 and 2003, including trips to Africa for Clinton Foundation work. Some logs show Secret Service detail absent. Visited Epstein's private island at least once according to testimony. Clinton spokesperson stated he "knows nothing about the terrible crimes" and was never on the island. Epstein visited the Clinton White House at least 17 times according to visitor logs. Their relationship reportedly soured after Epstein's 2006 arrest.
Donald Trump
Former social associate
45th President of the United States (2017-2021), born 1946. Social connection with Epstein began in the late 1980s through Palm Beach social circles. In 2002, Trump told New York Magazine: "He likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." Reportedly banned Epstein from Mar-a-Lago around 2007 after a complaint involving a member's daughter. Flight logs show one trip on Epstein's plane (Newark to Palm Beach, 1997). Cooperated with prosecutors investigating Epstein in 2009. Named in documents but not accused of wrongdoing in criminal proceedings.
Prince Andrew
Named in lawsuits
Duke of York, member of the British royal family, born 1960. Third child of Queen Elizabeth II. Virginia Giuffre alleged she was trafficked to him three times when she was 17, including at Maxwell's London townhouse. The infamous photograph showing him with his arm around Giuffre became a central piece of evidence. In November 2019 BBC interview, he claimed he couldn't sweat and was at a Pizza Express in Woking. Stripped of royal patronages and military titles in January 2022. Settled Giuffre's civil lawsuit in February 2022 for a reported £12 million, without admitting liability.
Bill Richardson
Named in depositions
Former Governor of New Mexico (2003-2011) and U.S. Secretary of Energy (1998-2001), born 1947, died 2023. Named in Virginia Giuffre's deposition as one of the powerful men she was directed to have sexual contact with. Epstein owned a 7,500-acre ranch near Santa Fe, New Mexico — the Zorro Ranch — where Richardson allegedly visited. Richardson denied all allegations through his spokesperson, calling them "completely false." His death in September 2023 came before any legal proceedings.
George Mitchell
Named in depositions
Former U.S. Senate Majority Leader (1989-1995) and architect of the Northern Ireland peace process (Good Friday Agreement), born 1933. Named in Virginia Giuffre's sealed depositions as someone she was directed to have sexual contact with. Mitchell served on several corporate boards and as Special Envoy for Middle East Peace. Through his spokesperson, Mitchell "categorically" denied the allegations, calling them "false" and stating he had "never met, spoken with, or had any contact" with Giuffre.
Ehud Barak
Known associate
Former Prime Minister of Israel (1999-2001) and Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, born 1942. Photographed multiple times entering Epstein's Manhattan townhouse, including in 2016 after Epstein's conviction. Acknowledged a business relationship, receiving funds from Epstein for his company Carbyne. The Daily Mail published photos showing Barak attempting to hide his face while visiting the residence. Barak stated he visited to discuss "research" and denied any wrongdoing, saying he never attended parties or met women through Epstein.
Alexander Acosta
Plea deal prosecutor
Former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida (2005-2009) who approved the controversial 2008 plea deal, born 1969. The deal allowed Epstein to plead guilty to state prostitution charges, serve 13 months in a county jail with work release, and register as a sex offender — while granting immunity to potential co-conspirators. A 2019 investigation found the deal violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act. Acosta served as Trump's Secretary of Labor until resigning in July 2019 amid renewed scrutiny after Epstein's federal arrest. He claimed he was told Epstein "belonged to intelligence."
Peter Mandelson
Named in flight logs
British Labour politician (born 1953), Baron Mandelson, former European Commissioner for Trade and key architect of "New Labour." Named in Epstein's flight logs and seen at social events with Epstein and Maxwell. Photographs show him with Maxwell at various events. Mandelson was close to the Maxwell family through business and social circles. He acknowledged knowing Epstein but downplayed the extent of their contact. Not accused of wrongdoing. His name in documents reflects Epstein and Maxwell's connections to British political establishment.
Financial Connections
(32)Business leaders, investors, and financial backers
Les Wexner
Financial client
American billionaire (born 1937), founder of L Brands (Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works), once the richest man in Ohio. The email archive documents 19 emails between December 2005 and June 2008 — contradicting Wexner's claim that he severed ties in 2007. Epstein held power of attorney from 1991, controlling hiring, checks, and business decisions. Four days before Epstein's 2008 guilty plea, Wexner emailed: "all I can say is I feel sorry. You violated your own number 1 rule...Always be careful." In February 2026, newly unredacted FBI documents named Wexner among individuals the FBI labeled as Epstein co-conspirators.
Leon Black
Financial client
American billionaire (born 1951), co-founder of Apollo Global Management, one of the world's largest private equity firms. Paid Epstein at least $158 million for financial advisory services between 2012-2017 — well after Epstein's 2008 conviction. An independent review found the payments were for legitimate tax and estate planning advice but noted "poor judgment." Black stepped down as Apollo CEO in March 2021 amid scrutiny, though remained chairman. A woman later sued Black alleging Epstein trafficked her to him; Black denied the allegations. The scale of payments to a convicted sex offender raised questions about Epstein's post-conviction rehabilitation in elite circles.
Jes Staley
Financial associate
American banker (born 1957), former CEO of Barclays (2015-2021) and senior JPMorgan executive. Maintained a relationship with Epstein spanning over a decade, including visits to his properties. Exchanged approximately 1,200 emails with Epstein between 2008-2012, some containing imagery described as potentially disturbing. UK regulators fined him £1.8 million and banned him from holding senior financial roles after finding he mischaracterized his relationship with Epstein to the Barclays board. JPMorgan later settled claims it enabled Epstein's abuse, with Staley's relationship being central to the allegations.
Glenn Dubin
Named in depositions
American billionaire hedge fund manager (born 1957), co-founder of Highbridge Capital Management. One of Epstein's closest friends, maintaining the relationship for over three decades. Named in Virginia Giuffre's depositions as someone she was directed to have sexual contact with. His wife Eva previously dated Epstein. Documents show Epstein designated Glenn Dubin as a successor trustee of a trust. Their household employee later alleged in a lawsuit that a 15-year-old Swedish girl sent by Epstein worked in their home. Both Dubins denied all allegations and claimed they were victims of Epstein's deception.
Eva Andersson-Dubin
Social associate
Swedish-American physician (born 1961), former Miss Sweden (1980), and wife of Glenn Dubin. Dated Jeffrey Epstein in the 1980s before marrying Dubin in 1994. Despite her medical career and the relationship ending years earlier, she maintained social ties with Epstein, and he remained close to the Dubin family. Documents show Epstein designated her as a successor trustee. Virginia Giuffre alleged in depositions that Eva was present during some of Epstein's activities. Through attorneys, Eva denied any knowledge of wrongdoing.
Bill Gates
Post-conviction associate
Co-founder of Microsoft (born 1955), philanthropist, and one of the world's wealthiest individuals. Met with Epstein multiple times between 2011-2014 at Epstein's Manhattan townhouse — well after his 2008 conviction. Flew on Epstein's Gulfstream jet at least once. Gates initially downplayed the relationship, then acknowledged meeting him for discussions about philanthropy. The New York Times reported Melinda French Gates was troubled by the association, contributing to their divorce. Gates later called the meetings "a huge mistake" and said he regretted them. Epstein reportedly pitched himself as an intermediary to help Gates win the Nobel Peace Prize.
Larry Summers
Known associate
American economist (born 1954), former U.S. Treasury Secretary (1999-2001), President of Harvard University (2001-2006), and Director of the National Economic Council under Obama. Flight logs show he flew on Epstein's aircraft. Summers visited Epstein's Palm Beach residence and received a donation from Epstein to Harvard. When asked about the relationship, Summers acknowledged meeting Epstein on multiple occasions for discussions about science and economics but said he was "not aware of any of the issues that subsequently became public." Their connection illustrates Epstein's access to elite academic and policy circles.
Reid Hoffman
Post-conviction associate
American entrepreneur (born 1967), co-founder of LinkedIn and prominent Silicon Valley investor. The Epstein archive documents 2,461 emails between Hoffman and Epstein's network from 2013-2019. Visited Epstein's private island in November 2014 and attended events at his Manhattan townhouse. Top contacts included Joi Ito and Lesley Groff. In 2019, Hoffman apologized saying he was "deeply ashamed" for helping "rehabilitate Epstein's reputation." In February 2026, newly released documents prompted Hoffman to disclose six additional meetings with Epstein beyond those previously acknowledged.
Media & Entertainment
(21)Celebrities, journalists, and entertainment figures
Kevin Spacey
Named in flight logs
American actor (born 1959), two-time Academy Award winner. Appeared in Epstein's flight logs for a 2002 trip to Africa with Bill Clinton on the "Lolita Express." A now-famous photograph shows Spacey sitting in the pilot's chair of Epstein's plane with Ghislaine Maxwell giving him a shoulder massage. Spacey's career collapsed separately amid numerous sexual misconduct allegations starting in 2017. Not accused of wrongdoing in Epstein-related proceedings, but the flight log entries and photographs raised questions about his proximity to Epstein's circle.
Chris Tucker
Named in flight logs
American actor and comedian (born 1971), star of the Rush Hour franchise. Named in flight logs for multiple trips on Epstein's Boeing 727 aircraft between 2002-2005, including an Africa trip with Bill Clinton. Tucker stated through representatives that he had limited knowledge of Epstein's crimes. Not accused of any wrongdoing in connection with Epstein. His name in the flight logs drew attention due to his A-list status and the apparent pattern of celebrity passengers on Epstein's aircraft.
David Copperfield
Named in testimony, social associate
American illusionist (born 1956), considered one of the most commercially successful magicians in history. Named in documents and testimony related to the Epstein case. Virginia Giuffre testified that Epstein took her to Copperfield's show in Las Vegas and introduced them backstage. Giuffre stated Copperfield asked her if Epstein had "made her do anything" and that he "knew" about what Epstein was doing. Copperfield has denied any wrongdoing and stated through representatives that he did not witness any inappropriate behavior. His private island in the Bahamas has been noted given Epstein's own island in the same region.
Naomi Campbell
Named in flight logs
British supermodel (born 1970), one of the most recognized models of her generation. Named in Epstein's flight logs and photographed at social events attended by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Her connection to Maxwell predates Epstein's first arrest, as Maxwell moved in fashion and social circles in New York and London. Campbell has not commented extensively on the relationship. Not accused of any wrongdoing. Her name appears in documents reflecting the elite social network that surrounded Epstein and Maxwell.
Woody Allen
Social associate
American filmmaker (born 1935), director of over 50 films. Photographed walking with Epstein on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in 2013, well after Epstein's 2008 conviction. Allen acknowledged meeting Epstein socially "a couple of times" but said they were not close. The photograph drew renewed attention given Allen's own controversial history with allegations made by his daughter Dylan Farrow (which he has denied). Not accused of wrongdoing in Epstein-related matters. Their public association raised questions about Epstein's continued access to celebrity circles post-conviction.
Harvey Weinstein
Social associate
Disgraced Hollywood producer (born 1952), former co-founder of Miramax and The Weinstein Company, convicted of rape and sexual assault in 2020. Connected to Epstein through overlapping New York and Hollywood social circles. Both men used similar tactics of leveraging power and access to exploit women. Ghislaine Maxwell attended some of the same events. Weinstein's 2017 downfall helped catalyze the #MeToo movement, which subsequently intensified scrutiny of Epstein. The parallel cases illustrated patterns of abuse enabled by wealth and influence.
Michael Jackson
Named in documents
Pop music icon (1958-2009), "King of Pop," one of the most influential entertainers of all time. His name appeared in Epstein's contacts and documents, though the nature and extent of any connection remains unclear. Jackson faced his own allegations of child sexual abuse, for which he was acquitted in 2005. No evidence has emerged of substantive involvement with Epstein's activities. His inclusion in Epstein's contact book may reflect Epstein's practice of collecting famous names and contact information.
Heidi Klum
Named in flight logs
German-American supermodel and TV host (born 1973), known for hosting "Project Runway" and "Germany's Next Topmodel." Named in flight logs as a passenger on Epstein's aircraft. Part of the fashion and entertainment world that overlapped with Epstein's social circles, particularly through his connection to modeling agencies and Ghislaine Maxwell's social network. Not accused of any wrongdoing. Her name in the logs reflects Epstein's access to celebrity circles.
Other Associates
(29)Other individuals who appear in documents or flight logs
Robert Maxwell
Ghislaine Maxwell's father
British media mogul (1923-1991), born Jan Ludvík Hyman Binyamin Hoch in Czechoslovakia. Built a publishing empire including the Daily Mirror. Father of Ghislaine Maxwell and eight other children. Died mysteriously after falling from his yacht "Lady Ghislaine" off the Canary Islands in November 1991. After his death, it emerged he had fraudulently raided £440 million from his companies' pension funds. Alleged to have been a Mossad asset. Ghislaine moved to New York shortly after his death and became involved with Jeffrey Epstein. Some speculate connections between Maxwell's intelligence ties and Epstein's own mysterious wealth and associations.
Stephen Hawking
Conference attendee
Renowned theoretical physicist (1942-2018), professor at Cambridge University, author of "A Brief History of Time." Attended a scientific conference on Epstein's private Caribbean island in March 2006, along with other prominent scientists. Epstein funded scientific research and used his island to host scientific gatherings, cultivating relationships with academics. Photographs show Hawking on the island. Hawking died in 2018 before Epstein's 2019 arrest. No allegations of wrongdoing have been made against Hawking; his presence illustrates Epstein's strategy of surrounding himself with legitimate scientific figures.
Juan Alessi
Household staff, trial witness
Former house manager of Epstein's Palm Beach estate who worked there for 11 years (1990-2002). Key witness at Ghislaine Maxwell's trial in December 2021, where he testified about the constant stream of young women visiting the residence and a detailed 58-page household manual. Described how staff were instructed to "see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing." His testimony provided crucial insight into the day-to-day operations of Epstein's household and the roles various staff members played. Testified he saw Virginia Giuffre at the property approximately 100 times.
Alfredo Rodriguez
Household staff
Former butler at Epstein's Palm Beach estate who worked there in the mid-2000s. Took Epstein's "black book" — containing contact information and handwritten annotations about hundreds of individuals — and attempted to sell it to attorneys for $50,000. The book later became key evidence. Rodriguez was convicted of obstruction of justice in 2011 for hiding the book during the initial investigation and sentenced to 18 months in prison. Died of mesothelioma in 2015 at age 60 before Epstein's federal arrest. Described as a witness who could have provided crucial testimony.
Emmy Tayler
Maxwell's assistant
Former personal assistant to Ghislaine Maxwell who worked for her in London and New York during the 1990s and 2000s. Testified about Maxwell's activities and her role in Maxwell's household operations. Witnesses placed her at various properties alongside Maxwell. Her testimony and depositions provided information about Maxwell's daily activities and interactions. Name appears in documents related to scheduling and communications.
Tony Figueroa
Convicted recruiter
Former boyfriend of one of the minor victims who became a recruiter of young girls for Epstein's operation. Pleaded guilty in 2007 to procuring a minor for prostitution and served time in jail. One of the few individuals actually convicted in the initial Florida investigation. His cooperation and plea deal provided early evidence of the systematic recruitment of underage girls. His case illustrated how Epstein's operation used local connections to find and recruit victims in Palm Beach.
Larry Visoski
Chief pilot, trial witness
Senior pilot for Jeffrey Epstein for approximately 25 years who flew the Boeing 727 "Lolita Express" and other aircraft. Key witness at Ghislaine Maxwell's trial in December 2021, testifying about flights to Epstein's various properties including the private Caribbean island. Stated he never saw sexual activity on the flights and that passengers included "ichthyologists, academicians... captains of industry." Maintained the aircraft logs that became crucial evidence. His testimony offered a window into Epstein's aviation operations and famous passengers.
David Rodgers
Pilot, flight log keeper
Pilot for Jeffrey Epstein who maintained the detailed flight logs for Epstein's Boeing 727 aircraft. These handwritten logs documented passenger manifests for hundreds of flights and became some of the most important evidence in the case, showing who flew with Epstein and when. The logs' release revealed the names of numerous prominent individuals. Rodgers' meticulous record-keeping, intended as standard aviation practice, inadvertently created a crucial evidentiary record of Epstein's network.
Legal Professionals
(13)Attorneys, prosecutors, and legal representatives involved in cases
Alan Dershowitz
Defense attorney, named in allegations
American lawyer and Harvard Law professor emeritus (born 1938), one of the nation's most prominent defense attorneys. The email archive documents 214 emails between Dershowitz and Epstein from March 2009 to November 2024, with 138 distinct threads. Part of Epstein's legal "dream team" that negotiated the 2008 plea deal. Top contacts included Martin Weinberg (43 emails), Darren Indyke (29), and Lesley Groff (21). Virginia Giuffre alleged she was trafficked to Dershowitz; he vehemently denied all allegations. In 2016, Giuffre's attorneys withdrew their accusations, stating "it was a mistake." In 2024, Giuffre dropped her lawsuit.
Bradley Edwards
Victims' attorney
Florida attorney who represented multiple Epstein victims for over a decade beginning in 2008. His persistence in challenging the secret plea deal through the Crime Victims' Rights Act kept the case alive. Deposed Epstein in 2009, obtaining the admission that he would invoke the Fifth Amendment if asked about sexual activity with minors. Author of "Relentless Pursuit: My Fight for the Victims of Jeffrey Epstein" (2020). His work, alongside journalist Julie K. Brown, helped reignite the case leading to Epstein's 2019 arrest. Reached a confidential settlement with Epstein in 2018 after Epstein sued him for damaging his reputation.
David Boies
Plaintiff's attorney
Prominent American attorney (born 1941), chairman of Boies Schiller Flexner, known for arguing Bush v. Gore and United States v. Microsoft. Represented Virginia Giuffre in her lawsuits against Ghislaine Maxwell and others starting in 2015. His firm fought to unseal thousands of documents from the Maxwell case. Also represented Harvey Weinstein before dropping him. His aggressive litigation strategy helped force the release of documents that implicated numerous powerful individuals. Continuing to pursue cases against Epstein's estate and associated defendants.
Sigrid McCawley
Plaintiff's attorney
Attorney and partner at Boies Schiller Flexner who served as lead counsel for Virginia Giuffre in multiple civil cases against Ghislaine Maxwell and other defendants. Instrumental in the legal strategy that led to the unsealing of thousands of pages of documents. Her team's litigation revealed flight logs, depositions, and communications that exposed the scope of Epstein's network. Continues to represent Epstein victims in ongoing civil cases. Recognized for her methodical approach to uncovering evidence through discovery.
Jack Scarola
Victims' attorney
Florida trial attorney who represented multiple Epstein victims and was instrumental in challenging the 2008 plea agreement. Part of the legal team that argued the non-prosecution agreement violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act. His decades of work on the case helped establish the evidentiary foundation that led to Epstein's 2019 federal indictment. Continues to pursue civil claims on behalf of victims against Epstein's estate and financial institutions that allegedly enabled the abuse.
Barry Krischer
Original prosecutor
Former Palm Beach County State Attorney (served 1993-2008) who handled the initial Epstein prosecution. Criticized for presenting the case to a grand jury in a way that resulted in only a single charge of soliciting prostitution, despite evidence of multiple underage victims. The FBI later opened its own investigation. A grand jury report criticized his handling of the case. He later blamed federal prosecutors for the lenient plea deal. His office's decisions set the stage for what victims' attorneys called a miscarriage of justice.
Kenneth Starr
Defense attorney
American attorney (1946-2022) best known for leading the investigation that resulted in President Bill Clinton's impeachment. Later joined Jeffrey Epstein's legal defense team in 2007, helping negotiate the controversial plea deal. Also represented Harvey Weinstein and was involved in defending Brett Kavanaugh. His willingness to represent Epstein drew criticism given his reputation as a morality crusader during the Clinton investigation. Died in September 2022. The irony of the Clinton investigator defending Epstein was not lost on observers.
Roy Black
Defense attorney
Prominent Miami defense attorney (born 1945), known as "The Professor" for his legal acumen. Represented Jeffrey Epstein in the 2006-2008 criminal investigation in Florida, helping secure the controversial non-prosecution agreement. Known for representing high-profile clients including William Kennedy Smith, Rush Limbaugh, and Justin Bieber. Part of the elite legal team that negotiated Epstein's lenient treatment. His participation illustrated the quality of legal representation Epstein's wealth could command.
Accusers & Witnesses
(7)Survivors who have come forward with testimony or filed civil suits
Virginia Giuffre
Accuser, plaintiff
Key accuser who alleged she was trafficked by Epstein beginning at age 16. Filed civil lawsuits against Maxwell, Prince Andrew, and others.
Courtney Wild
Accuser
One of the accusers in the Epstein case who challenged the 2008 plea deal, arguing it violated the Crime Victims' Rights Act.
Annie Farmer
Accuser, trial witness
Testified at Ghislaine Maxwell's trial that she was sexually abused at Epstein's New Mexico ranch when she was 16 years old.
Maria Farmer
Accuser, early reporter
Artist who reported abuse by Epstein and Maxwell to the FBI in 1996. One of the earliest known accusers. Sister of Annie Farmer.
Johanna Sjoberg
Accuser, deponent
Testified that she was recruited by Maxwell while a college student. Her deposition contained claims about other public figures.
Carolyn Andriano
Accuser, trial witness
Known as "Carolyn" in court documents. Testified at Maxwell's trial that she was recruited at age 14 and was abused hundreds of times.
Haley Robson
Recruiter (as minor)
Described in court documents as having recruited other girls for Epstein while she herself was a minor.
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