Butterfly Bureau Interview on From the Writer’s Cabin

Description

The Butterfly Bureau joins From the Writer’s Cabin for an in depth discussion about the future of independent Epstein investigations, survivor centered research, and the preservation of evidence.

Hosts and investigators Patsy Evans and Rye Howard Stone will discuss how the Butterfly Bureau was formed, what projects the team is currently pursuing, and why preserving public access to Epstein related evidence remains a critical priority.

The Butterfly Bureau brings together a diverse team of researchers including investigative journalists, women’s rights advocates, cybersecurity professionals, computer programmers, librarians, researchers, and open source investigators. Their goal is to create a durable archive of evidence, documents, timelines, testimony, and research that cannot be easily erased, controlled, or forgotten.

Topics expected to be discussed include current investigative efforts, collaboration with independent researchers, future projects, survivor focused reporting, evidence preservation, and the growing role of citizen investigators in uncovering overlooked information connected to the Epstein case.

Whether you are new to the case or have followed the investigation for years, this conversation offers a behind the scenes look at one of the newest research organizations working to document and preserve the historical record.

Why This Event Matters

As public interest in the Epstein case continues, independent archives and research organizations have become increasingly important sources of information. The Butterfly Bureau seeks to combine investigative journalism, data analysis, document preservation, and survivor advocacy into a single collaborative effort focused on transparency and accountability.

Featured Guests

Patsy Evans
Founder, Butterfly Bureau
Trauma specialist, researcher, and investigative project leader

Rye Howard Stone
Researcher and investigator
Co founder of the Butterfly Bureau