London Daily

Focus on the big picture.

Revealed: Jeffrey Epstein's Powerful Network Unveiled in Trove of Emails and Calendars

Unprecedented Insights into Epstein's Connections with Presidents, Royalty, and Global Influencers. It is important to note that the documents provide insight into Epstein's associations but do not imply any wrongdoing on the part of the individuals mentioned.

The release of Jeffrey Epstein's private calendars and emails by DailyMail.com has shed new light on his powerful network and the extent of his connections with influential individuals. 

The trove of documents reveals Epstein's efforts to maintain relationships with world leaders, celebrities, and business magnates, even after his conviction and registration as a sex offender. Some notable revelations from the files include:

  1. Prince Andrew: The documents confirm Prince Andrew's close association with Epstein, detailing numerous flights on Epstein's private plane, visits to his properties, and even a trip to Epstein's Caribbean island. Epstein used Andrew's name to persuade JP Morgan to work with him as an intermediary for wealthy clients.


  2. Bill Gates: The files show that Epstein courted Bill Gates and attempted to persuade him to be the face of a fund for elite donors. Epstein claimed the fund would provide Gates with access to "higher quality people" without affecting his marriage. Gates had multiple meetings with Epstein to discuss the fund's details.


  3. Woody Allen: Epstein's friendship with Woody Allen was deeper than previously known. The calendars reveal multiple meetings, walks, private screenings, and dinners between the two. They even spent New Year together at Epstein's Palm Beach mansion.


  4. David Blaine and Chris Rock: Epstein's files suggest a friendship with magician David Blaine, who attended multiple dinners at Epstein's house. The records also mention a possible dinner with comedian Chris Rock, although a source close to Rock denies his attendance.


  5. Jes Staley: Jes Staley, former CEO of JP Morgan and later CEO of Barclays, had frequent meetings with Epstein, including dinners and private appointments. The calendars contain references to having "wine" ready for Staley, which may be a possible code word.


  6. Other notable individuals: The documents mention several other prominent figures, including Wendi Murdoch (ex-wife of Rupert Murdoch), Irina Shayk (Russian model), Richard Branson (Virgin Group founder), Peter Thiel (tech billionaire and early Facebook investor), and Tommy Mottola (former chair of Sony Music).

The release of these documents underscores Epstein's efforts to maintain a network of influential connections, even as he faced legal repercussions for his crimes. 

Newsletter

Related Articles

London Daily
0:00
0:00
Close
William and Kate's First Public Appearance Post-Chemotherapy
Trump Proposes Tariffs on Chinese Cars to Protect US Auto Industry
Heads of 9 post-Soviet states gather in Moscow, issue joint statement to the world
Viktor Orban expressed his view of the EU loud and clear, calling it 'a benign dictatorship at best, not a democracy.'
Controversy Over Metropolitan Police VIP Protection for Taylor Swift
Unilever Sells Russian Operations Amidst Activist Pressure
HSBC's Strategic Restructuring for Cost Savings
Sanjeev Gupta Faces Prosecution Over Missing Company Filings
Labour's Ambitious Employment Bill Aims for Worker Rights Reform
UK Maintains Non-negotiable Stance on Falklands and Gibraltar
Controversy Surrounds A75 Road Closures and 96-Mile Diversion
Crunch Time in Conservative Leadership Race
Keir Starmer's Challenges in the Wake of Sue Gray's Departure
Coroner Urges UK Government to Improve Severe ME Care
Starmer Calls for De-escalation in Middle East Amid Heightened Tensions
Chancellor Reeves Decides Against Pension Tax Hike
UK Advocates Urge Tobacco Windfall Tax and Permanent Levy
Starmer's Chief of Staff Plans Major Overhaul at Downing Street
Key Labour Thinktank Advocates New Powers for Mayors
Rachel Reeves Considers New Fiscal Rules for Infrastructure Spending
Great Britain Faces Lowest Winter Blackout Risk in Four Years
The Impact of Online Culture on Young Women: Survey Insights
Hypersonic Jet to Revolutionize Air Travel
Russian Medic Arrested for Alleged Satanism and Promoting LGBTQ Rights
UK: Chagos Islands Deal Was About Securing US Military Base
RT has converted key archive speeches delivered by Putin into spoken English using the help of AI
Walmart is now selling a new book titled The Achievements of Kamala Harris—and all the pages are blank.
Bill Gates: "6% of global emissions are cows... You can either fix the cows to stop them farting, or you can make beef without the cow."
Facilitated Communication: Miracle Tool or Manipulative Method?
The Allure of Browsing Online Property Portals: A Modern Obsession
Suspected Acid Attacker in London Bailed Amid Investigation
Tragic Channel Crossing: Four Migrants Killed
Labour Cabinet Ministers' Stances on Assisted Dying
The Influence of Tory Members on Party Leadership
UK Plans Major Overhaul of Employment Rights
UK Food Industry Lobbying Delays £1.7 Billion Plastic Packaging Tax
New UK Tipping Law Sparks Confusion Among Restaurant Staff
Debate Heats Up Over Assisted Dying Legislation in the UK
New Personalized Cancer Therapies Undergo Extensive Clinical Study
UAE Energy Minister: OPEC+ Doing a 'Noble' Job in Balancing Oil Market
Call for Wealth Tax Hikes to Curb Reform UK's Rise
Labour MP Supports Chancellor's Rejection of Wealth Tax
Debate Intensifies Over VAT Introduction for UK Private Schools
Israel Plans Retaliation Against Iran Amid Rising Regional Tensions
Norwegian Police Conclude 'Spy Whale' Hvaldimir's Death Due to Infection
Dominica Sells Citizenship to Boost Climate Resilience
Greta Thunberg Detained in Brussels During Protest Against Fossil Fuel Subsidies
UK Returns Chagos Islands to Mauritius After Decades-Long Dispute
UK Reaffirms Commitment to Overseas Territories Amid Falkland Islands Dispute
France's Silent March Supports Gisèle Pelicot: A Shocking Case
×