Epstein Network Graph

The network graph visualizes connections between people, organizations, and locations found across the Epstein investigation documents. Connections are established when entities appear together in the same documents, flight logs, or emails. The size of each node reflects the number of documents mentioning that entity.

Connections are established through co-occurrence analysis — when two entities are mentioned in the same document, appear on the same flight, or are linked in email correspondence. The strength of a connection reflects how frequently two entities appear together across the document corpus.

No. A connection in this graph simply means two entities appear together in investigation documents. Many connections represent professional relationships, legal proceedings, witness testimony, or incidental mentions. A connection does not imply guilt, wrongdoing, or criminal activity.

The graph displays the most-connected entities to keep the visualization readable. Entities with fewer document mentions or no established relationships with other highly-mentioned entities may not appear. Visit the People & Entities page to browse all identified individuals.