Our Sleuths

Dr. Katie Chenoweth is an investigative researcher and contributing reporter at Nina Burleigh’s American Freakshow, where she has co bylined reporting on the Epstein files and related political networks. Her work brings a document driven, research heavy approach to public interest investigation, with a focus on tracing relationships, records, and institutional failures that can get flattened in conventional coverage.

Dr. Patsy Evans is a mental health counselor, traumatologist, activist, artist, and the snarky voice behind Resistance Kitty. Through ResistanceKitty.com, she publishes political commentary, resistance survival guides, satire, and investigative resources focused on corruption, authoritarianism, and threats to democracy. In December of 2025, she became the field commander for the EpsteinWiki community, bringing a mix of psychological insight, activist energy, and field level coordination to the work.

Ellie Leonard is a writer, filmmaker, and Contributing Editor at Blue Amp Media. Under the Red Pencil Script / Panicked Writer banner, she brings a storyteller’s eye to investigative work, building timelines, reading records, and turning complicated evidence trails into reporting that people can actually process. Her work sits at the intersection of research, narrative, and public facing political analysis.

Kait Justice is an independent investigative writer, researcher, and founder of Downwind of Truth. Her reporting examines the Jeffrey Epstein network, financial crimes, government accountability, corporate pollution, and the systems that allow powerful institutions to escape scrutiny. A lifelong resident of western Massachusetts, Kait began investigating environmental injustice through the history of PCB contamination in Pittsfield before expanding her work into government transparency and institutional accountability. She describes herself as a Buddhist, mother, entrepreneur, writer, advocate, and neurodivergent change maker. Through her articles, podcast, and public advocacy, Kait makes complex investigations accessible while empowering ordinary people to examine primary evidence, question official narratives, and demand accountability.

Bekah Day is an investigative reporter and research focused creator who walks audiences through the Epstein files across TikTok, YouTube, Bluesky, Instagram, and Substack. Her Substack describes the project as a place to compile notes and research, which fits her broader role: turning dense records, timelines, and document trails into material people can follow without needing to live inside the archive.

Edith Kohn is an independent investigator and EpsteinWiki’s official media reviewer and researcher. With a background in journalism, she specializes in manually transcribing audio recordings, videos, interviews, podcasts, and handwritten documents found throughout the Epstein Library. Her careful examination of these materials has given her extensive familiarity with recurring names, keywords, timelines, and relationships across the archive. Kohn’s work helps uncover overlooked details, make difficult source material more accessible, and provide valuable context for EpsteinWiki’s collaborative, evidence based research.

Nightfire supports the group through cybersecurity, moderation, and behind the scenes infrastructure work. They also host Big Brother’s Earpiece, a podcast built around open inquiry and difficult subjects. Their role is less public facing by design: keeping the space functional, safer, and less vulnerable to the predictable chaos that follows open source investigation.

My interest in the Epstein case is rooted in more than 25 years as a trusted trauma ally to a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and is dedicated to that survivor and my late son, Brad, a detective whose interviewing skills often led perpetrators to reveal more than they intended. Drawing on decades of experience in political affairs, public relations, risk management, and more than 50 years of analyzing insurance policies, I bring a unique perspective to investigative research. Much of my professional work has focused on nonprofit organizations, sexual abuse prevention, and organizational accountability. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts from Humboldt State University, but my greatest qualifications come from a lifetime of asking questions, following evidence, and seeking answers.

The Librarian™ is a professional librarian, researcher, and archivist with a talent for finding the document everyone else missed. She specializes in information retrieval, evidence preservation, and turning chaos into searchable knowledge. She doesn’t do people if she can help it, but she has an excellent relationship with books, databases, and records that have been quietly waiting for someone to read them. She also loves birds, justice, and moss.

Jackie Singh is a cybersecurity researcher, security consultant, investigative journalist, and United States Army veteran who has worked at the intersection of technology, national security, privacy, and democratic accountability for more than twenty years. Her professional experience includes cleared defense contracting, senior security roles, cybersecurity work for the 2020 Biden and Harris presidential campaign, and advocacy with the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project. Through her independent publication, Hacking, But Legal, Singh investigates surveillance, disinformation, influence operations, online extremism, institutional failure, and the human consequences of insecure technology. Her reporting and analysis have been cited by major news organizations, including Bloomberg, CNN, BBC, NBC News, The Washington Post, Mother Jones, Vice, Newsweek, and USA Today.

Lisa T. is an investigative reporter whose Substack, Epstein Hyper Focus, is built around years of work on the Epstein story, including documents, court filings, timelines, and recurring figures in the case. Her value is depth: she brings long memory case knowledge to new releases, helping separate fresh evidence from recycled noise and giving older threads the context they need.

Lucius Tuck is an investigator focused on criminal justice and network analysis. His background combines political science, international crime and justice, research analysis, and practical investigative work. Within the group, he helps follow records, relationships, and institutional connections across the Epstein related material.

Dr. Rye Howard Stone is a data journalist and AI developer who built Epstein Data.com, a searchable platform for working with the full Epstein files corpus. His work applies computational methods to document review, full text search, redaction analysis, gap detection, and evidence discovery, giving journalists and investigators tools to surface patterns that manual review would miss.

Soror FV has always been drawn to mysteries and to looking beyond what is immediately obvious. She brings an investigative mindset and a love of analysis to her research, with a particular interest in uncovering details others might miss. She publishes her work under the name Soror FV.

Xanthé is a researcher with EpsteinWiki and The Butterfly Bureau. Her first career was as a professional actress and theatre director. Later in life, she trained as a psychotherapist specialising in sexual abuse trauma. That background informs her approach to researching the Epstein files, with attention to the people behind the records and the experiences of survivors.

A mother, grandmother and godmother, Xanthé is also a practising Buddhist. Her great loves are children, animals and nature.