Reading the Epstein Files with Ellie Leonard

Join investigative journalist and Epstein researcher Ellie Leonard for her ongoing live series, Reading the Epstein Files.

Twice each week, Ellie conducts detailed public readings of testimony, depositions, court records, witness statements, and other documents connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case. These livestreams help make complex source material more accessible while encouraging viewers to engage directly with primary evidence rather than relying solely on media summaries.

Recent sessions have included readings and analysis of testimony from Sarah Kellen, Lesley Groff, Pam Bondi, and other key figures connected to the Epstein investigation. Ellie frequently provides context, answers audience questions, and highlights areas that may warrant additional research by independent investigators and citizen sleuths.

Whether you are new to the case or have been researching it for years, these sessions offer an opportunity to follow the evidence in real time and better understand the individuals, institutions, and events documented in the public record.

Why Attend

• Hear primary source documents read and discussed live

• Follow ongoing developments in the Epstein investigations

• Learn how to analyze testimony and documentary evidence

• Participate in community discussions focused on evidence and accountability

• Discover leads, connections, and questions that deserve further investigation