Epstein's Black Book Revealed

All Notable Names Revealed

Dec 05, 2021

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Epstein’s Black Book Revealed

The Maxwell trial continued behind closed doors Friday…

While we wait for the transcriptions of today’s proceedings we thought it important to shed light on the Black Book brought into trial during the examination of Alessi, Epstein's former maintenance employee, during questioning.

Government Exhibit 52, aka Jeffrey Epstein’s “little black book,” the most anticipated piece of evidence in the United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell trial, was revealed in court on Friday.

The Rolodex style directory contained dozens upon dozens of entries with the contact information of Epstein’s acquaintances and associates, many of whom are prominent celebrities, businessmen, and politicians.

Below you will find a list of names and the corresponding pages from Epstein’s book along with the unredacted information corresponding with that figure. Please note this information is for educational purposes only and we do not condone the use of it in any other way.

This in no way means these individuals are guilty of committing any crimes (besides Alec Baldwin, He 100% shot that lady), however, any relationship with Epstein does seem to raise questions as to why that person was associated with him.

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Celebrities

David Blaine

Alec Baldwin

Courtney Love

Widow of Kurt Cobain

Dustin Hoffman

Mic Jagger

Jimmy Buffett

Chris Tucker

Kevin Spacey

(There are rumors Michael Jackson was in the book, however, we could not find him when searching)

Epstein & Science

Epstein called himself a “science philanthropist”, and donated millions to prestigious scientific institutions such as Harvard, MIT, and the Santa Fe Institute. Several of which continued to take Epstein’s money even after his 2008 conviction, like MIT.

A partial list of the biggest scientific names in Epstein’s Black Book, according to the New York Times which said “the theoretical physicist and best-selling author Stephen Hawking; the paleontologist and evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould; Oliver Sacks, the neurologist, and best-selling author; George M Church, a molecular engineer who has worked to identify genes that could be altered to create superior humans; and the MIT theoretical physicist Frank Wilczek, a Nobel laureate”.

One of the most puzzling things about Epstein’s network was how, and why, he managed to draw so many scientists into this circle. As Katha Pollit, writing in the Nation last week said: “What I can’t get over is how Epstein successfully weaseled his way into science at the highest level by cultivating major figures in the field socially and spreading his wealth around. Science! The very temple of the pursuit of truth. Call me insufficiently jaded, but am I wrong to expect more of those we rely on to combat all of the nonsense swirling around us?”