VIDEO: How did Jeffrey Epstein's address book end up in the hands of a communist farmer in Vermont?
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- Insider came across an address book that appears to have belonged to Jeffrey Epstein in the 1990s.
- We called dozens of listed contacts who have never publicly been connected to Epstein before.
- The discovery reveals a new window into the late sex offender's social circle.
- Read the full investigation here.
On July 6, Insider revealed the discovery of a 1997 address book that belonged to Jeffrey Epstein, the notorious billionaire and felon who died in prison in 2019. The book predates Epstein's original "little black book" by several years, and connects its former owner to dozens of prominent individuals.
The Insider News and Documentary team captured our efforts to verify the book's authenticity. We filmed interviews with the woman who found the book on a New York City sidewalk, the communist Vermonter who later purchased it on eBay, and the forensic examiner who authenticated it for Insider.
Our original story, which includes a fully searchable database of the 1997 address book, can be found here. You can also search Epstein's 2004 address book here.