All the names in the”Epstein Class” so far

Melania Trump is a Slovenian-born American model and First Lady of the United States. In a 2002 email, Melania Trump wrote to an individual identified as "G" to congratulate her on a New York magazine profile of Epstein. Though the recipient's email address was redacted, Epstein's then-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell was photographed in the article. Melania Trump did not immediately respond to a request for comment
 
Brian Vickers is an American former professional stock car racer. Documents showed correspondence between the former NASCAR driver and Epstein dating back to at least 2012. Vickers's ex-wife Sarah Kellen has been named as a co-conspirator in Epstein's sex trafficking operation; Kellen has said she is a victim of Epstein, though in 2007 she was accused by authorities in Palm Beach, Florida, of helping recruit young women to provide sex for Epstein. In March 2012, Vickers forwarded Epstein an email with sexually explicit content. In 2013, emails showed Epstein working behind the scenes on NASCAR sponsorships for Vickers after news of Kellen's involvement with Epstein began to surface; Epstein wrote that he had contacted Michael Waltrip Racing co-owners Michael Waltrip and Rob Kauffman to address concerns that sponsor Aaron's might not follow through on a deal. According to Epstein's email, Waltrip and Kauffman did not intend to bring the matter to Aaron's attention; Aaron's went on to sponsor Vickers for the 2014 season. In February 2019, Vickers sent Epstein an email with the subject line "Thought you would like this" and a video attachment.
 
Michael Waltrip is an American former professional stock car racer, racing commentator, racing team owner, amateur ballroom dancing competitor, and author. 2013 emails between Brian Vickers and Epstein showed Waltrip, then owner of Michael Waltrip Racingwas made aware of currently undisclosed allegations made against Vickers that would potentially hamper their sponsorship efforts going forward from anchor partner Aaron's. This happened discussing sponsorships for the 2014 season with co-owner Rob Kauffman, and the pair would state "They are good with it on a personal level, but said they have to keep the best interest of the team in mind."
 
Casey Wasserman is an American entertainment executive, sports agent, and chairman of the Los Angeles Organizing Committee for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Wasserman exchanged personal emails with Maxwell in March and April 2003; in one message, Maxwell offered Wasserman a massage that could "drive a man wild". Other documents showed Wasserman and his then-wife flew on Epstein's private jet in September 2002 alongside Maxwell, Epstein, Bill Clinton, Kevin Spacey, and others as part of a humanitarian trip organized by the Clinton Foundation to address HIV in Africa; the trip had been previously documented in a 2003 Vanity Fair story. In a statement, Wasserman said he regretted the correspondence, which he said occurred "long before her horrific crimes came to light". He stated that he "never had a personal or business relationship with Jeffrey Epstein" and said: "I am terribly sorry for having any association with either of them."
 
Harvey Weinstein is an American former film producer and sex offender. Weinstein is mentioned in an FBI crisis intake form that was released with other Epstein files in January 2026. An anonymous victim alleged that, after being drugged and sexually abused, she woke up in a room with Weinstein and Jay-Z.
 
Les Wexner is an American billionaire businessman. In emails from Epstein's account obtained by Distributed Denial of Secrets, Wexner messaged Epstein prior to Epstein's guilty plea in 2008 writing, "All I can say is I feel sorry. You violated your own number 1 rule ... Always be careful." Wexner claimed to have severed ties with Epstein in 2007. These emails were not released by the DOJ. In an unsent draft letter that was released by the DOJ, Epstein wrote to Wexner, "You and I had 'gang stuff' for over 15 years" and then refers to secrets the two of them kept from Wexner's wife. Weeks after Epstein's death, JPMorgan Chase filed a suspicious activity report for transactions conducted by Wexner as well as Glenn Dubin, Leon Black, and Alan Dershowitz, totalling about $1 billion. These reports were unsealed by a federal judge.
 
Michael Wolff is an American media consultant and journalist. Documents showed extended correspondence between the journalist and Epstein; Wolff has previously said Epstein was a source for his 2018 book Fire and Fury. In December 2015, Wolff told Epstein that CNN planned to ask Trump about his relationship with Epstein; when Epstein asked about crafting an answer, Wolff responded, "I think you should let him hang himself." In October 2016, after the Access Hollywood tape surfaced, Wolff wrote to Epstein that there was an "opportunity to come forward this week and talk about Trump in such a way that could garner you great sympathy and help finish him". Wolff described the emails as "embarrassing" but defended his approach as "playacting" to obtain information about Trump.
 
Jacob Zuma is a South African politician and anti-apartheidactivist who served as the President of South Africa from 2009 to 2018. An email dated 4 March 2010 showed someone working on behalf to Epstein (who is said to have been Epstein's associate Mark Lloyd) to arrange a dinner at the Ritz Hotel in London. The email also suggested that a "beautiful Russian model" (whose name was redacted) attended the dinner. In a separate email sent by Epstein dated 4 March 2010, Epstein informed British politician Lord Peter Mandelson about the dinner, saying that Zuma would be attending the dinner at the Ritz Hotel. Epstein also said that he invited a "beautiful Russian to attend" (whose name was redacted) an email dated 6 March 2010, Epstein sent an email to an unknown person and received a reply on 7 March 2010 from that unknown person which said that the Russian model (whose name was redacted) "was a delight last night and enchanted all those she met. Her beauty apart, she displayed an elegance and natural charm that is a rare combination to find anywhere these days." The unknown person also said that Zuma "was much more impressive and engaging than I thought he would be!" The Jacob Zuma Foundation issued a statement which condemned the reporting on the files mentioning Zuma as an "unethical attempt to tarnish Zuma's reputation by proximity to the unrelated crimes of a third party”.



THE LAST NAME…. So far
 


On May 10, 2010, Richardson called 911 to report that her husband had been verbally abusive to her and her children, according to The Journal News. Police responding to the call reported that Richardson appeared "visibly intoxicated" and had difficulty organizing her thoughts and explaining the reason for the call. A few days later, on May 12, Kennedy filed for divorce from Richardson. The following day, police were again called to the couple's home in response to a "domestic incident." Two days later, on May 15, Richardson was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. A court ordered that full temporary custody of her children be granted to her estranged husband.She pleaded guilty to a reduced charge for driving while intoxicated, resulting in a $500 fine, a 90-day license suspension, and court-mandated alcohol education.On May 10, 2010, Richardson called 911 to report that her husband had been verbally abusive to her and her children, according to The Journal News. Police responding to the call reported that Richardson appeared "visibly intoxicated" and had difficulty organizing her thoughts and explaining the reason for the call. A few days later, on May 12, Kennedy filed for divorce from Richardson.The following day, police were again called to the couple's home in response to a "domestic incident." Two days later, on May 15, Richardson was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. A court ordered that full temporary custody of her children be granted to her estranged husband. She pleaded guilty to a reduced charge for driving while intoxicated, resulting in a $500 fine, a 90-day license suspension, and court-mandated alcohol education. drug-related impaired driving charge from August 2010 was dismissed in 2011 after a judge ruled there was insufficient evidence that she knowingly drove while impaired by prescription medicationdriving charge from August 2010 was dismissed in 2011 after a judge ruled there was insufficient evidence that she knowingly drove while impaired by prescription medication
 
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On May 10, 2010, Richardson called 911 to report that her husband had been verbally abusive to her and her children, according to The Journal News. Police responding to the call reported that Richardson appeared "visibly intoxicated" and had difficulty organizing her thoughts and explaining the reason for the call. A few days later, on May 12, Kennedy filed for divorce from Richardson. The following day, police were again called to the couple's home in response to a "domestic incident." Two days later, on May 15, Richardson was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. A court ordered that full temporary custody of her children be granted to her estranged husband.She pleaded guilty to a reduced charge for driving while intoxicated, resulting in a $500 fine, a 90-day license suspension, and court-mandated alcohol education.On May 10, 2010, Richardson called 911 to report that her husband had been verbally abusive to her and her children, according to The Journal News. Police responding to the call reported that Richardson appeared "visibly intoxicated" and had difficulty organizing her thoughts and explaining the reason for the call. A few days later, on May 12, Kennedy filed for divorce from Richardson.The following day, police were again called to the couple's home in response to a "domestic incident." Two days later, on May 15, Richardson was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. A court ordered that full temporary custody of her children be granted to her estranged husband. She pleaded guilty to a reduced charge for driving while intoxicated, resulting in a $500 fine, a 90-day license suspension, and court-mandated alcohol education. drug-related impaired driving charge from August 2010 was dismissed in 2011 after a judge ruled there was insufficient evidence that she knowingly drove while impaired by prescription medicationdriving charge from August 2010 was dismissed in 2011 after a judge ruled there was insufficient evidence that she knowingly drove while impaired by prescription medication
According to reports published by The Daily Beast, Richardson struggled with severe mental health issues for many years.reportedly attempted suicide twice during the 1980s (in 1985, by suffocation with a plastic bag, and in 1986 by overdose barbiturates) and exhibited suicidal behavior in the 1990s, In a 1997 email, her brother Thomas Richardson wrote to Kennedy: "I know you think Mary’s going to kill herself, but I guarantee she won't. I may regret those words one day, but that’s how I feel."The publication also reported that Richardson experienced significant emotional difficulties prior to her marriage in 1994
 
On May 16, 2012, Richardson was found dead at her home in Bedford, New York. Her death was ruled a suicide by hanging. An autopsy revealed that she had antidepressants in her blood. Before her death, Richardson had discovered Kennedy’s personal journal from 2001, in which he recorded sexual encounters with 37 different women. The journal also includes numerous entries in which Kennedy writes positively of Richardson but makes only passing mention of Richardson's purported mental health issues. According to Kennedy, Richardson passed the journal along "to her sisters with instructions that, if anything happened to her, [it should be] published in the press"
 
Peter Thiel is an American entrepreneur and co-founder of PayPal, Palantir Technologies, and Founders Fund. Documents showed that an investment firm co-founded by the venture capitalist accepted $40 million from Epstein and that the two corresponded for at least five years before Epstein's death. In 2018, Epstein urged Thiel to "Visit me Caribbean." A spokesman for Thiel declined to comment on the relationship but said Thiel "never went to Epstein's island".Peter Thiel is an American entrepreneur and co-founder of PayPal, Palantir Technologies, and Founders Fund. Documents showed that an investment firm co-founded by the venture capitalist accepted $40 million from Epstein and that the two corresponded for at least five years before Epstein's death. In 2018, Epstein urged Thiel to "Visit me Caribbean." A spokesman for Thiel declined to comment on the relationship but said Thiel "never went to Epstein's island". Epstein called Thiel "a great friend" and offered fiscal advice. Epstein called Thiel "a great friend" and offered fiscal advice.


He’s gay
 
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