All Names in the Epstein Files

The Epstein Document Archive has identified thousands of people across all investigation documents released by the Department of Justice, FBI, and House Oversight Committee. This includes individuals mentioned in court records, flight logs, emails, depositions, and other investigation materials.

Yes. This directory includes every person identified across the full scope of Epstein investigation documents — far more comprehensive than any single "black book." Each person is linked to the specific documents, flight logs, and emails where they appear.

The investigation documents contain names of witnesses, victims, attorneys, law enforcement, associates, and many others. Being named in these documents does not imply guilt or wrongdoing — many individuals appear as witnesses, victims, or in unrelated contexts.

No. The presence of a name in these documents does not imply guilt, wrongdoing, or criminal activity. Many individuals are mentioned as witnesses, victims, peripheral contacts, law enforcement, attorneys, or in entirely unrelated contexts. Users should refer to original source documents and official court proceedings.

The original "black book" contained approximately 1,971 contact entries. This directory is far more comprehensive — it includes every person identified across 207,000+ DOJ documents, flight logs, emails, and photos through AI-powered entity extraction and cross-referencing.