Search the Epstein Files
Ask questions about declassified court documents, FBI FOIA releases, and flight logs. Every answer is grounded in the primary source record — cited, page-by-page.
Search the documents
SDNY Indictment →
2019 federal indictment — sex trafficking conspiracy charges against Epstein.
Giuffre v. Maxwell →
Unsealed civil filings with victim depositions, travel records, and named associates.
FBI FOIA Release →
Declassified FBI investigative files spanning multiple years — redactions flagged in context.
Estate Emails →
House Oversight 2025 release — internal Epstein staff correspondence and communications.
Explore interactively
Flight Logs →
117 extracted routes with passenger data, dates, and an interactive world map.
Key Figures →
34 named individuals — document citations, mention counts, and released photos.
Connections →
Co-occurrence graph showing which figures appear together across the corpus.
Timeline →
Chronological view of dated events from estate emails and court records.
How it works
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Ask in plain English
Type any question about the case, the people named, specific events, or travel records. No special syntax needed.
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AI searches the record
Semantic search across thousands of document chunks — court filings, FBI files, handwritten flight logs, and internal emails.
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Get a cited answer
Every claim is linked back to the exact page it came from, with a thumbnail you can inspect. No speculation beyond the record.
Example answer
“The flight log entry for 7 March 2002 records a route from Palm Beach to Teterboro with Ghislaine Maxwell listed among the passengers. [Flight Logs, p.14]”
From the archive
Flight Logs
Handwritten FAA logbook — routes, passengers, and dates
FBI FOIA Release
Declassified FBI files — redaction bars visible throughout
Giuffre v. Maxwell
Unsealed court deposition — one of 977 searchable pages
Primary sources, not summaries
Most coverage of the Epstein case relies on news reports summarising documents. This tool lets you interrogate the actual records — court filings, FBI files, handwritten flight logs, and internal emails — and see the exact pages behind every claim, with redactions visible where they appear in the originals.