Epstein's Web maps the documented associations between named individuals, institutions, banks, and universities that appear in publicly released Epstein-related materials. It distinguishes between different kinds of documentation (associates, business contacts, witnesses, and staff), and deliberately excludes victims and survivors from the database.
Appearing here is not evidence of wrongdoing. Every entry notes how a person is documented (correspondence, travel records, deposition testimony, or a passing reference), with direct links to the original source. Red marks an accusation of involvement (with denials noted); other colors mark documented contact without implying wrongdoing.
The five source collections
- Flight logs
- Epstein's contact directory (the "black book")
- Court records
- 2025 emails from House Oversight and DOJ disclosures
- Financial documents
How to explore it
- Network visualization: connections drawn across all five document collections
- Word cloud: names sized by how prominently they appear in the released materials
- Searchable rolodex: individual profiles, each with its source links
- Sortable list view: built for journalists and for accessibility
