Epstein Proffer Index
| Snapshot | Details |
|---|---|
| Scope | Epstein-related proffers, attorney presentations, agreements, proposed cooperation, related MCC inquiries and congressional offers in located public records. |
| Catalog coverage | 106 event, agreement, proposal, range-reference and comparison entries; 148 distinct EFTA identifiers across the index and Maxwell asset catalog. These are not counts of unique people or completed proffers. |
| Maxwell 2025 | One engagement, two daily sessions, one agreement; five PDF assets and sixteen WAV assets. |
| Evidence standard | Document text and relevant page images; source-specific dates, page references and availability limits. Redacted people remain coded. |
| Completeness limit | A comprehensive index of located public records, with missing, proposed and unconfirmed items retained. Sealed, withheld, poorly indexed or undisclosed records cannot be certified complete. |
What is a proffer?
A proffer is an offer of information. In a criminal investigation, it often means a person or their lawyer tells investigators what the person knows or could testify about. Think of it as presenting information for the government to consider.
An attorney proffer is the lawyer’s account of what a client could say. It is not automatically the client’s own interview or sworn testimony. A proffer agreement sets the terms for sharing information. Any limits on how it may be used depend on the actual agreement. A proffer does not, by itself, mean immunity, a plea deal, a promise not to prosecute or a finding that an allegation is true.
A proposed meeting or unsigned agreement is listed as a proposal unless the records establish that the meeting happened. An FBI interview summary is not automatically a protected proffer. The record-type guide below explains these distinctions.
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Coverage: 106 entries include completed presentations, agreements, proposals, references and comparison records. They are not 106 completed proffers. Public records do not establish that this catalog contains every proffer ever made.
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106 entries covering completed presentations, agreements, references, proposed steps and comparison records. This is not a count of completed proffers.
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2007-02-12 · Redacted witness, represented by James L. Eisenberg
hist-2007-02-12 · attorney proffer letter
Record: attorney proffer letter · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO Southern District of Florida; Epstein federal grand-jury investigation
Date basis: Date stated in source
Defense counsel supplied a factual letter explaining claimed Fifth Amendment exposure before proposed grand-jury testimony.
Terms and limits: Counsel says a telephone agreement prevents use of the letter and its contents against the redacted client. The full operative agreement is not reproduced. The letter also refuses voluntary cooperation without immunity.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Identity remains redacted. This attorney letter is not the witness’s own interview or proof that the requested immunity was granted.
- EFTA01693124 (PDF 30, 31) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01693153, EFTA01693154
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2007-02-26 · Victim/witness represented by Michael E. Dutko (name withheld in index)
hist-2007-02-26-dutko · proposed proffer agreement
Record: proposed proffer agreement · unsigned proposal
Case / agency: USAO SDFL/FBI; Epstein investigation
Date basis: Letter date; proposed interview day left blank
February 26 cover letter encloses a queen-for-a-day agreement and requests a witness interview that week. The signature/date lines are blank.
Terms and limits: SDFL states client is a victim/witness, not a target. Draft provides Rule 11(f) direct-use protection conditional on truthful, complete, accurate information; reserves false-statement/obstruction/perjury prosecutions and impeachment/cross-examination/rebuttal use. It expressly is not statutory immunity. No derivative-use ban like the March 27 revision is stated.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Unsigned draft; no completed interview established by this source. One production copy is inconsistently redacted; index keeps the participant coded rather than exploiting that inconsistency.
- EFTA01247984 (PDF 1, 2, 3, 4) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01247984, EFTA01247985, EFTA01247986, EFTA01247987
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Page stamps: EFTA00221066
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2007-04-02 · Redacted victim/witness, represented by Michael E. Dutko
hist-2007-04-02-proposed · proffer letter proposed interview
Record: proffer letter proposed interview · scheduled not confirmed
Case / agency: USAO SDFL/FBI; Epstein investigation
Date basis: Proposed interview date; letter dated March 27, 2007
March 27, 2007 cover letter and three-page revised proffer letter propose an April 2 interview (April 3 or 4 also offered).
Terms and limits: SDFL describes the client as a victim/witness, not a target. Conditional protection covers both statements and directly/indirectly derived information against the client in a criminal case, except perjury/false statements; false/incomplete/misleading information defeats protection. Impeachment/cross-examination and government-attorney participation are reserved.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Copy’s execution status and completion of the proposed interview must not be inferred from the cover letter alone.
- EFTA01693496 (PDF 49, 50, 51, 52) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01693544, EFTA01693545, EFTA01693546, EFTA01693547
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2007-09-18 · Jeffrey Epstein
hist-2007-09-18-draft · draft plea factual proffer
Record: draft plea factual proffer · draft not interview
Case / agency: USAO SDFL; 2007 Epstein plea/NPA negotiations
Date basis: Date stated in source
AUSA sent Jay Lefkowitz a draft factual basis for a contemplated federal obstruction/harassment plea, rather than an interview protection agreement.
Terms and limits: Draft plea factual basis; not an executed cooperation or interview-immunity agreement.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Proposed facts are allegations/draft stipulations. Correspondence separately says facts needed confirmation; the draft does not establish Epstein admitted them.
- EFTA00213368 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00213368, EFTA00213369
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2007-12-19 · Jeffrey Epstein
hist-2007-12-19-state · draft state plea factual proffer
Record: draft state plea factual proffer · draft not interview
Case / agency: USAO SDFL / Florida state prosecution
Date basis: Date stated in source
Federal prosecutor sent a factual proffer for review of whether contemplated state charges had a sufficient factual basis.
Terms and limits: Factual basis supplied during state/federal plea negotiations; no interview-use protection established by this record.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Not a completed protected Epstein proffer session; does not itself establish which facts were ultimately adopted at the June 2008 plea.
- EFTA01659978 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01659978, EFTA01659979
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2008-06-18 · Redacted victim/witness through Brendan White
hist-2008-06-18-white-refusal · proffer declined
Record: proffer declined · declined at that time
Case / agency: USAO SDFL; Epstein grand-jury investigation
Date basis: Date stated in source
Counsel rejected a queen-for-a-day arrangement for a proposed June 24 interview and preferred proceeding with the July 1 grand-jury schedule and immunity process.
Terms and limits: No proffer agreement accepted in this exchange. The chain concerns obtaining statutory immunity authorization before grand-jury testimony.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: A refusal/proposal record; not a completed proffer. Later June 23 request for written attorney proffer separately indexed.
- EFTA00214410 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00214410, EFTA00214411
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2008-06-23 · Redacted witness, represented by Brendan White
hist-2008-06-23-request · requested attorney proffer for immunity
Record: requested attorney proffer for immunity · requested not confirmed
Case / agency: USAO SDFL; Epstein federal grand jury
Date basis: Date stated in source
Prosecutor offered to seek immunity before July 1 grand-jury testimony if counsel supplied a written proffer establishing anticipated testimony and criminal exposure.
Terms and limits: Email says the written attorney statement would be treated as confidential plea discussions/related negotiations under Fed. R. Crim. P. 11(f) and Fed. R. Evid. 410. Immunity was not automatic.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: June 26 email says subpoena would be withdrawn if Epstein entered the agreed state plea. A completed attorney submission or witness proffer is not shown here.
- EFTA00014140 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00014140, EFTA00014141
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2008-07-01 · Redacted victim/witness
hist-2008-07-01-immunity-form · immunity request no proffer
Record: immunity request no proffer · negative control
Case / agency: USAO SDFL / DOJ Witness Immunity Unit
Date basis: Date stated in source
Compulsion-order request form proposes July 1 grand-jury testimony and explicitly checks that no anticipated-testimony proffer was obtained.
Terms and limits: Request for statutory compulsion/immunity authorization, not a signed proffer agreement.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Exclude from completed-proffer counts. Scheduled testimony is not shown to have occurred.
- EFTA00190112 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00190112
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2008-09-18 · Jeffrey Epstein
hist-2008-09-18-epstein-information · information sharing reference
Record: information sharing reference · reference no proffer established
Case / agency: FBI Miami,31E-MM-108062-FF; Epstein forfeiture subfile
Date basis: Memo date September 18,2008; reports a case-agent update of September 11
FBI memorandum reports that, as of the case agent’s September 11 update, Epstein had provided information to the FBI as agreed upon. The memorandum requests closure of the forfeiture subfile.
Terms and limits: The memorandum supplies no underlying information-sharing agreement, interview-use restrictions, date of any actual meeting, substantive statement, or explanation of what was provided.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: This is an information-sharing reference, not proof of a protected proffer, informant status, cooperation in an unrelated case, or any Bear Stearns arrangement. Actual information-sharing date is unknown; September 18 is the memo date.
- EFTA00270003 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00270003
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2009-07-23 · Jeffrey Epstein (reported cooperation claim)
hist-2009-07-23-bear-stearns · reported cooperation claim negative check
Record: reported cooperation claim negative check · claim contradicted by contemporaneous record
Case / agency: USAO EDNY and SDFL; United States v. Cioffi and Tannin
Date basis: Email dateJuly23,2009, responding to a same-day article
Prosecutors handling the Bear Stearns case emailed after a newspaper cooperation claim and said they had never heard of Epstein until that morning. The Florida prosecutor’s same-day internal follow-up records the same response.
Terms and limits: No protected proffer or cooperation agreement established. This row preserves the claim and the primary record contradicting it without treating the press report as evidence of a session.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The email concerns the specific United States v. Cioffi and Tannin claim. Do not turn it into a universal finding that Epstein never supplied information to any official. The separate September 2008 FBI information-sharing reference has a different and unspecified scope.
- EFTA00078956 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00078956
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2010-03-17 to 2010-03-18 · Alfredo Rodriguez
hist-2010-03-18-rodriguez · executed plea factual proffer
Record: executed plea factual proffer · executed plea documented
Case / agency: United States v. Rodriguez,9:10-cr-80015-KAM(S.D.Fla.),DE25; reproduced Doe v. Epstein,9:08-cv-80119-KAM,DE560-2
Date basis: Signature dates and March 18 criminal docket filing; later civil reproduction June 10,2010
Executed plea agreement includes a factual proffer in paragraph 10, pages 6–8, supporting the obstruction-of-justice guilty plea. Defendant and counsel signed March 17; prosecutor signed and criminal court filing occurred March 18.
Terms and limits: Factual basis stipulated as sufficient to support a guilty plea under 18 U.S.C.1512(c), rather than a protected witness interview. Agreement provides conditional acceptance-of-responsibility sentencing recommendations, reserves relevant sentencing disclosures, states recommendations do not bind the court and no sentence is guaranteed, and contains forfeiture and entire-agreement provisions.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Do not label the unsigned EFTA00207761 draft as executed. The March 17–18 signed filing is EFTA02749732. Earlier police/FBI interviews and civil depositions mentioned in the factual basis are not thereby established as protected proffers.
- EFTA02749732 (PDF 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) · PDF mirror · Primary source
Page stamps: EFTA02749732, EFTA02749736, EFTA02749737, EFTA02749738, EFTA02749739, EFTA02749740, EFTA02749741
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Page stamps: EFTA00207759, EFTA00207760
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Page stamps: EFTA00207766, EFTA00207770
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2010-09-02 · Steven Hoffenberg
hist-2010-09-02-hoffenberg-reference · claimed proffer reference
Record: claimed proffer reference · underlying statement not verified by fbi search
Case / agency: FBI Miami/Newark; Alfredo Rodriguez obstruction investigation72-MM-113327, referencing financial matter196C-NY-235483
Date basis: Original EC date in body;2019 header is re-entry date
FBI communication records an ACS search that did not reflect the referenced information having been offered by Hoffenberg as a proffer in his earlier financial case; it requests a further interview.
Terms and limits: No underlying proffer statement, agreement, date, or protection terms located in this source. The requested interview is not shown here to have occurred.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: An explicitly unverified reference, not an established Hoffenberg proffer or evidence that the disputed underlying allegation is true. Underlying alleged-proffer date is unknown. Original communication is September 2,2010; the reproduced record header is January 10,2019.
- EFTA01326139 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01326139, EFTA01326140
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2019-03 to 2019-07 · Redacted victim/witness, memo section II.A.1
hist-2019-range-A1 · multiple proffers reference
Record: multiple proffers reference · range reference not additional count
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
December memo reports multiple proffers between March and July 2019.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Range-level corroboration only, not a count of additional sessions; may overlap the dated 3501.162 series. No identity unmasking.
- EFTA02731082 (PDF 3) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA02731084
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2019-04-05 · Redacted client, through counsel
SUP-05 · Attorney proffer documented in handwritten notes
Record: Attorney proffer documented in handwritten notes · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI, Epstein and Maxwell trafficking investigation
Date basis: April 5 handwritten heading; counsel-team cross-reference supported by matching April 24 FD-302 copies and production code.
Handwritten notes establish the April 5 attorney presentation previously located only as a schedule. The subsequent coded FD-302 and a matching copy identify the counsel team without naming the survivor.
Terms and limits: The scheduling chain supplies a form for a later client interview, not a signed agreement for the attorney presentation. No protection is inferred solely from the form attachment.
Availability: Cited released records available; no additional immunity terms inferred.
Interpretation: This upgrades the scheduled April 5 entry; it does not create a second session. The client remains coded.
- EFTA01247288 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: 3501.162-015, EFTA01247288
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Primary released PDF downloaded from public mirror; text and relevant page image inspected - EFTA00096196 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00096196
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Page stamps: EFTA01247289
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2019-04-24 · Redacted witness (discovery series 3501.162)
hist-2019-04-24-162 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Witness interview pursuant to a proffer agreement; later continuations are written on the April 24 agreement.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Participant remains coded; do not infer or publish a survivor identity. FD-302 entry/drafting dates differ from the event dates.
- EFTA01247289 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01247289
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Page stamps: EFTA01682025, EFTA01682026
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Page stamps: EFTA01247320, EFTA01247321
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2019-05-02 · Redacted witness (discovery series 3501.162)
hist-2019-05-02-162 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Witness interview pursuant to a proffer agreement; later continuations are written on the April 24 agreement.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Participant remains coded; do not infer or publish a survivor identity. FD-302 entry/drafting dates differ from the event dates.
- EFTA01247302 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01247302
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Page stamps: EFTA01682025, EFTA01682026
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2019-05-08 · Redacted witness (discovery series 3501.162)
hist-2019-05-08-162 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Witness interview pursuant to a proffer agreement; later continuations are written on the April 24 agreement.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Participant remains coded; do not infer or publish a survivor identity. FD-302 entry/drafting dates differ from the event dates.
- EFTA01247310 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01247310
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Page stamps: EFTA01247320, EFTA01247321
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2019-05-23 · Redacted witness (discovery series 3501.162)
hist-2019-05-23-162 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Witness interview pursuant to a proffer agreement; later continuations are written on the April 24 agreement.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Participant remains coded; do not infer or publish a survivor identity. FD-302 entry/drafting dates differ from the event dates.
- EFTA01247322 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01247322
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2019-07-09 · Redacted former assistant through counsel (discovery witness 3524)
hist-2019-07-09-3524 · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Two-page handwritten counsel presentation precedes the July 12 personal proffer.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Heading/date and discovery 3524-008 visually checked. This is a separate attorney presentation, not another copy of July 12 witness interview.
- EFTA00159319 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00159319, EFTA00159320
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2019-07-12 · Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524)
hist-2019-07-12-3524 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates.
- EFTA00159321 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00159321
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Page stamps: EFTA00159466, EFTA00159467
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Page stamps: EFTA00027643, EFTA00027644
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Page stamps: EFTA02731120
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July 16, 2019 proposal; July 30 follow-up · William Hammond, through redacted counsel
broader-hammond-offer-20190716 · Possible attorney proffer / voluntary interview
Record: Possible attorney proffer / voluntary interview · Proposed; completion not established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: Date of substantive email retained in July 30 chain.
Prosecutors sought flight records and an account of observations, and held the subpoena return date in abeyance because an attorney proffer or voluntary interview was being contemplated.
Terms and limits: No agreed use restriction or signed agreement appears. Holding a subpoena date is not a grant of immunity.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: The record does not establish a completed Hammond proffer. The later call scheduling is not a substantive proffer merely because it is in the same chain.
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July 17, 2019 meeting; July 18 UTC email · Redacted client, through Stan Pottinger
SUP-07 · Unassigned meeting and signed-proffer attachment reference
Record: Unassigned meeting and signed-proffer attachment reference · Reference confirmed; overlap with coded records unresolved
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI, Epstein trafficking investigation
Date basis: Email sent July 18 at 00:52 UTC thanks counsel/client for meeting today and attaches a July 17 signed proffer agreement.
A contemporaneous thank-you email establishes a meeting with counsel and client and references the dated signed-proffer attachment.
Terms and limits: The email references an attached signed agreement. No terms or client-code match are inferred from the filename alone.
Availability: Email is released. The attachment’s identity is not conclusively matched to a coded agreement in this index.
Interpretation: This may overlap another same-date entry. It is retained as an unassigned reference, not counted as a new unique session or used to identify a redacted client.
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2019-07-17 · Redacted client (discovery series 3501.051)
hist-2019-07-17-051 · proffer agreement
Record: proffer agreement · agreement documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Dated SDNY agreement for a redacted client; discovery stamp 3501.051-001.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Agreement documents the arranged meeting and terms; separate substantive interview report not yet matched. No name inferred.
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2019-07-17 · Michael Cohen, through Mike Monico and Barry Spevack
hist-2019-07-17-cohen · cooperation offer reference
Record: cooperation offer reference · offer no completed proffer shown
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Counsel requested a Rule 35 meeting and said Cohen had heard Trump say things about Epstein; details were withheld.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Record does not call this a proffer or document a completed substantive session; classified as an offer/reference only.
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2019-07-18 · Lesley Groff
hist-2019-07-18-groff · reverse proffer
Record: reverse proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Government described evidence to Groff and encouraged her to give her own account.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: A reverse proffer is the government’s presentation; it is not proof Groff made a protected statement that day.
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2019-07-25 · Leslie Wexner, through counsel
hist-2019-07-25-wexner · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Counsel presented an account of Wexner’s relationship with Epstein and financial dealings.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Statements are attributed to counsel, not sworn Wexner testimony; this entry makes no finding that counsel’s assertions were true.
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2019-07-29 · Jeffrey Epstein, through attorneys
hist-2019-07-29-epstein · cooperation discussion
Record: cooperation discussion · proposal no completed proffer shown
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Handwritten meeting notes record counsel discussing what would be needed for Epstein to reach a point where he could cooperate.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The note describes a contemplated process and request for several days away from MCC; it does not establish that Epstein gave a factual proffer.
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2019-07-31 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125)
hist-2019-07-31-D3 · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Prosecutors record three attorney proffers preceding two personal proffers.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Client’s name is redacted in this source. Do not identify by redaction length or by press speculation.
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2019-08 to 2019-09 · Jean Luc Brunel, through counsel
hist-2019-08-09-brunel · proffer declined
Record: proffer declined · declined at that time
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Multiple August/September calls ended with counsel saying Brunel would not meet for a proffer and would invoke the Fifth if subpoenaed.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: No completed Brunel proffer established by this source. Calls with his attorney are not themselves necessarily attorney factual proffers.
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2019-08-07 · Lesley Groff, through counsel
hist-2019-08-07-groff · proffer declined
Record: proffer declined · declined at that time
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Counsel declined to bring Groff for a witness proffer and described intended Fifth Amendment invocation.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Point-in-time refusal. Superseded as an overall-history claim by the documented July 23, 2021 agreement and interview.
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2019-08-11 · Individual 1, through counsel
MCC-16 · Attorney proffer referenced by prosecutors and OIG
Record: Attorney proffer referenced by prosecutors and OIG · Completed, reference-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: August 11 contemporaneous email and dated attachment filename in a later email.
Contemporaneous August 11 email confirms an attorney presentation about Epstein’s August 9 call. A later email identifies an attachment dated August 11; the OIG report separately discusses this attorney proffer.
Terms and limits: No signed agreement or use restrictions located. The OIG says it did not investigate the factual accuracy of the attorney proffer.
Availability: Contemporaneous reference, attachment filename and official OIG discussion released; complete underlying attorney notes not located.
Interpretation: Keep the OIG pseudonym. The date is supported by contemporaneous email and the attachment filename, not by a signed agreement.
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Proposed on August 11, 2019 · Individual 1
MCC-17 · Proposed telephone proffer
Record: Proposed telephone proffer · Proposed; completion not established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Date of proposal email; the contemplated session was early the following week.
The August 11 email proposed a telephone proffer early the following week. The later OIG report says Individual 1 declined its interview request.
Terms and limits: No terms located.
Availability: Proposal reference available; no completed direct-proffer record located.
Interpretation: Declining an OIG interview does not establish whether every separate prosecutor contact failed. Do not turn the proposal into a completed session.
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August 14, 2019 call; later continuation scheduling · Redacted client through redacted counsel
broader-redacted-attorney-call-20190814 · Attorney-proffer call reference
Record: Attorney-proffer call reference · Completed call; attorney-proffer reference; overlap unresolved
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: August 15 email thanks prosecutors for yesterday’s phone call and proposes continuing discussions and attorney proffer.
Counsel referred to continuing an attorney proffer after an August 14 call. Later correspondence schedules further meetings.
Terms and limits: No signed use restrictions or complete presentation supplied.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: The wording links an ongoing proffer process to the prior call but does not establish a separately bounded session or a new person. May overlap another coded attorney-proffer series; do not infer an identity or add it to a unique-session total.
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2019-08-16 · Efrain Reyes
MCC-01 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The cover sheet explicitly identifies a proffer under an agreement; the interview date is August 16, although the report was drafted August 28 and entered August 29.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact.
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2019-08-16 · Christopher Santos Felix
MCC-X01 · Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control
Record: Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control · Interview confirmed; protected proffer not established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
This person appears in the 14-person inmate roster, but the reviewed FD-302 does not identify the interview as conducted pursuant to a proffer agreement.
Terms and limits: No proffer agreement or agreed use restriction is established by this record.
Availability: Released FD-302; notes where included.
Interpretation: The roster is an interview inventory, not a list of fourteen signed proffer agreements.
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2019-08-16 · Edward Jimenez
MCC-X02 · Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control
Record: Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control · Interview confirmed; protected proffer not established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
This person appears in the 14-person inmate roster, but the reviewed FD-302 does not identify the interview as conducted pursuant to a proffer agreement.
Terms and limits: No proffer agreement or agreed use restriction is established by this record.
Availability: Released FD-302; notes where included.
Interpretation: The roster is an interview inventory, not a list of fourteen signed proffer agreements.
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2019-08-16 · Leonardo Fernandez
MCC-X03 · Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control
Record: Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control · Interview confirmed; protected proffer not established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
This person appears in the 14-person inmate roster, but the reviewed FD-302 does not identify the interview as conducted pursuant to a proffer agreement.
Terms and limits: No proffer agreement or agreed use restriction is established by this record.
Availability: Released FD-302; notes where included.
Interpretation: The roster is an interview inventory, not a list of fourteen signed proffer agreements.
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2019-08-19 · Corey Latimer
MCC-02 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The FD-302 cover explicitly identifies an agreed proffer, followed by handwritten notes.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact.
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2019-08-20 · MCC Employee 7
MCC-10 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
An employee interview in lieu of a federal grand-jury appearance. Several copies carry different report-entry dates but the same August 20 interview date.
Terms and limits: The FD-302 says the interview was voluntary and that the prosecutor reviewed a standard proffer agreement. Exact contractual clauses are not included.
Availability: Released three-page FD-302, including a copy labeled Employee 7.
Interpretation: Do not count differently entered copies as new interviews.
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2019-08-20 · Johnny Contreras, through attorney Andrew Patel
MCC-14 · Attorney proffer referenced in contemporaneous email
Record: Attorney proffer referenced in contemporaneous email · Completed, reference-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Contemporaneous email gives August 20 at about 3:30 p.m.
A prosecutor states that Patel provided an attorney proffer at approximately 3:30 p.m. on August 20.
Terms and limits: Attorney presentation; no agreement terms supplied by the email.
Availability: Email confirmation is released. A standalone transcript or complete attorney presentation was not located.
Interpretation: Keep this attorney presentation separate from the September 3 client interview.
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2019-08-20 · Steven Lopez
MCC-X04 · Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control
Record: Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control · Interview confirmed; protected proffer not established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
This person appears in the 14-person inmate roster, but the reviewed FD-302 does not identify the interview as conducted pursuant to a proffer agreement.
Terms and limits: No proffer agreement or agreed use restriction is established by this record.
Availability: Released FD-302; notes where included.
Interpretation: The roster is an interview inventory, not a list of fourteen signed proffer agreements.
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2019-08-21 · Christian Perez
MCC-03 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The August 21 interview was entered on December 20. That later entry date must not become the session date.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact.
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2019-08-21 · Bill Richardson, through counsel Jeff Brown
SUP-06 · Attorney proffer invitation referenced in email
Record: Attorney proffer invitation referenced in email · Proposed; completion not established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI, Epstein and Maxwell trafficking investigation
Date basis: Date of the contemporaneous email describing a prior Sunday conversation; not a completed-session date.
Prosecutors discussed a prior call with counsel and said an attorney proffer about knowledge of charged conduct would be useful. The chain corrects a reported characterization of that conversation.
Terms and limits: No agreed protection, completed attorney presentation or exoneration is established.
Availability: Cited released records available; no additional immunity terms inferred.
Interpretation: This records an investigative invitation. It does not establish that Richardson committed an offense or was formally cleared.
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2019-08-22 · Related MCC misconduct-investigation witness
MCC-18 · Client proffer referenced in FBI update
Record: Client proffer referenced in FBI update · Completed, reference-confirmed
Case / agency: FBI related MCC misconduct inquiry; case identified in later update as 282B-NY-3156749
Date basis: August 22 session date expressly stated in the FBI update.
An FBI update expressly states that a witness was provided an attorney and proffered on August 22. This is in the separate sex/drug investigation section.
Terms and limits: Agreement and any benefits were not located.
Availability: FBI update available; full underlying proffer record not located.
Interpretation: The index withholds the witness’s name because the record concerns possible sexual victimization. This is not a trafficking-case proffer or proof of a death conspiracy.
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2019-08-26 · Omar DeLeon
MCC-04 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The agreement is referenced in the FD-302; counsel and SDNY/FBI/OIG participants are listed.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact.
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2019-08-26 · Angel Arroyo
MCC-05 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The surname appears in the cover sheet and the master roster supplies the full public name. The shorter compilation is not the complete released notes bundle.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact.
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2019-08-28 · Rayshaun Jones
MCC-06 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The cover sheet confirms an August 28 proffer. September 23 is the report-entry and drafting date.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact.
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September 2019 anticipated; recorded August 15–16 · Ghislaine Maxwell
broader-maxwell-reverse-proposed-201909 · Proposed reverse proffer
Record: Proposed reverse proffer · Scheduled reference; completion not established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: FBI summary circulated August 15–16 says reverse-proffer date was set for September, without a day.
An FBI investigative summary states that a reverse proffer involving Maxwell was set for September.
Terms and limits: A contemplated government presentation; no agreement terms or completed session shown.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: Do not conflate the proposed September reverse proffer with the independently documented October 8 attorney proffer or July 2025 personal proffer. Earlier July 9 correspondence with Jeffrey S. Pagliuca transmitted a form proffer letter and discussed a potential meeting; the planned July 11 counsel call is not a completed client proffer. The July correspondence does not itself label the contemplated format reverse.
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2019-09-03 · Johnny Contreras
MCC-15 · Interview after a proffer was proposed; no written agreement requested
Record: Interview after a proffer was proposed; no written agreement requested · Completed interview; agreement expressly declined by counsel
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: September 3 completion email and FD-302 interview date.
Emails first contemplated a proffer, then state that counsel preferred not to have a proffer agreement. A September 3 email confirms the meeting occurred and an FD-302 would follow.
Terms and limits: No agreement was requested by counsel in the scheduling email. The term proffer in subsequent correspondence must not be treated as evidence of contractual immunity.
Availability: Released emails, two-page FD-302 and handwritten notes.
Interpretation: The actual session is a documented interview. The public record reviewed does not establish protected-use terms.
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2019-09-04 · Related MCC misconduct-investigation witness
MCC-19 · Scheduled further client proffer
Record: Scheduled further client proffer · Scheduled; completion not established
Case / agency: FBI related MCC misconduct inquiry, 282B-NY-3156749
Date basis: September 4 prospective session date stated in August 28 scheduling email.
A late-August FBI email says the same witness is coming back for a further proffer on September 4.
Terms and limits: Terms not shown.
Availability: Scheduling reference available.
Interpretation: Scheduled date is not a verified completion date.
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2019-09-05 · MCC inmate witness, serial 176
MCC-07 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The compilation contains only the cover sheet at this location; a separate three-page PDF contains a cover sheet and two pages of notes.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: The name is redacted in the cited interview. The index retains the case serial rather than reconstructing identity. The released notes were located, so they are not classified as missing.
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2019-09-06 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125)
hist-2019-09-06-D3 · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Prosecutors record three attorney proffers preceding two personal proffers.
Terms and limits: Handwritten heading expressly says attorney proffer only, not waiving rights. No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Client’s name is redacted in this source. Do not identify by redaction length or by press speculation.
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2019-09-09 · Carlos Sanchez-Galan
MCC-08 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The compilation cover sheet names Sanchez-Galan. The separate three-page release contains the cover and two handwritten pages dated September 9.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: The separate notes bundle has a redacted name. Matching date, FD-302 wording and serial-bearing compilation support the cross-reference. The notes are present in the release.
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Prior week referenced September 17, 2019; individual completed dates unresolved · Redacted participants in two reverse proffers and one personal proffer
broader-september2019-reverse-range · Aggregate proffer / reverse-proffer reference
Record: Aggregate proffer / reverse-proffer reference · Completed presentations referenced; not additional unique-session count
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: September 17 update says last week; calendar range inferred, while related planning emails mentionSeptember10 andSeptember11.
An FBI update expressly reports two reverse proffers and one personal proffer during the prior week. Separate correspondence schedules a Palm Beach reverse proffer for September 10 and another reverse proffer for September 11.
Terms and limits: No operative protection agreement supplied for the reverse presentations. A reverse proffer is the government’s presentation.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: The personal proffer may overlap the separately indexed September 10 coded3524 continuation. Planning dates do not independently prove which reverse presentation occurred when. Redacted participants are not identified and no extra unique-session total is claimed.
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2019-09-10 · Jason Mojica
MCC-09 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The named compilation cover sheet and separate four-page release document a September 10 proffer and accompanying handwritten notes.
Terms and limits: The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record.
Availability: Released FD-302 and handwritten notes available in the cited PDF.
Interpretation: The name is redacted in the standalone PDF but visible in the serial-bearing compilation. The notes are present in the release.
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2019-09-10 · Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524)
hist-2019-09-10-3524 · witness proffer continuation
Record: witness proffer continuation · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates.
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2019-09-11 · MCC material handler, identity redacted
MCC-11 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
A material-handler interview in lieu of a grand-jury appearance, later continued on September 30.
Terms and limits: The FD-302 says the interview was voluntary and the prosecutor went over a standard proffer agreement. Signed terms were not located.
Availability: Released five-page FD-302.
Interpretation: Identity remains redacted. The continuation is separately indexed because it is a distinct interview date.
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September 12, 2019 · Deutsche Bank, through counsel (Parvin Daphne Moyne / Akin Gump and bank legal representatives proposed)
broader-db-attorney-20190912 · Attorney proffer
Record: Attorney proffer · Completed; notes and planning correspondence public
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI Epstein financial investigation
Date basis: Handwritten notebook heading, independently corroborated by September 10–11 scheduling correspondence. August 15–20 correspondence establishes planned format, not another completed session.
Handwritten notes explicitly identify a September 12 Deutsche Bank attorney proffer. The presentation addressed the bank relationship, onboarding, compliance review, accounts and termination.
Terms and limits: Counsel proposed an overview of the bank relationship, Epstein-affiliated accounts, transactions and internal investigation findings, followed by identifying bank personnel for further questions. No executed use-immunity or cooperation agreement located in these sources.
Availability: Three pages of handwritten notes plus scheduling and scope emails; complete attendee list and corresponding formal interview report not established.
Interpretation: An attorney presentation is not Paul Morris giving personal testimony. A proffer does not itself prove criminal wrongdoing by the bank or any person. The estimated meeting length in scheduling emails is not a verified duration.
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2019-09-16 · Richard Barnett
hist-2019-09-16-barnett · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Agreement names Barnett and Sanford Talkin; December memo confirms an interview that date.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation:
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2019-09-30 · MCC Employee 4
MCC-12 · Continuation under prior proffer agreement
Record: Continuation under prior proffer agreement · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI / DOJ OIG; FBI 90A-NY-3151227, Epstein death investigation
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
A second interview of the material handler, explicitly carrying forward the earlier standard agreement.
Terms and limits: The prosecutor expressly states that the standard proffer agreement in effect for the first interview applies to this interview.
Availability: Released three-page FD-302, including a copy labeled Employee 4.
Interpretation: The entry date is October 2; the interview date is September 30.
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2019-10-07 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.2
hist-2019-10-07-D2 · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Attorneys presented the client’s background and account before the client’s October interviews.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The memo’s participant remains redacted. Do not assign an identity from redaction length. Handwritten discovery stamp is3501.144-056; do not confuse with3501.125-060, the separate October 18 presentation.
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2019-10-08 · Ghislaine Maxwell, through attorneys
hist-2019-10-08-maxwell · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Defense lawyers provided a presentation; handwritten notes explicitly caption it GM attorney proffer.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Separate from Maxwell’s July 2025 personal DOJ sessions. Counsel’s denials and account are advocacy, not sworn testimony or established facts.
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2019-10-11 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.2
hist-2019-10-11-D2 · interview within proffer series
Record: interview within proffer series · completed interview protection not separately established
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Completed October 11 interview within a series whose October 15 and 25 meetings are expressly called proffers. The October 11 protected status is not separately established.
Terms and limits: No signed or operative agreement matched. The memo calls October 11 an interview, and expressly calls only the later October 15/25 meetings proffers. Do not infer October 11 use restrictions.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The first meeting is called an interview within a three-meeting series; subsequent meetings are explicitly called proffers. No operative agreement matched yet. Participant remains coded.
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2019-10-15 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.2
hist-2019-10-15-D2 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
One of three personal meetings summarized after the October 7 attorney proffer.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The first meeting is called an interview within a three-meeting series; subsequent meetings are explicitly called proffers. No operative agreement matched yet. Participant remains coded.
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2019-10-18 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125)
hist-2019-10-18-D3 · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Prosecutors record three attorney proffers preceding two personal proffers.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Client’s name is redacted in this source. Do not identify by redaction length or by press speculation.
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2019-10-25 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.2
hist-2019-10-25-D2 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
One of three personal meetings summarized after the October 7 attorney proffer.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The first meeting is called an interview within a three-meeting series; subsequent meetings are explicitly called proffers. No operative agreement matched yet. Participant remains coded.
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2019-11 to 2019-12 · Sarah Kellen
hist-2019-kellen-named-reference · two personal proffers named reference
Record: two personal proffers named reference · range reference not additional count
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; search warrant 20MAG6719
Date basis: Date stated in source
A publicly released search-warrant affidavit expressly names Kellen as participating in two government proffers in November and December 2019.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Month-level named primary corroboration only; the footnote gives no exact dates or documentary code crosswalk. May overlap coded entries, so do not count as additional sessions or use it to unmask redacted participants.
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2019-11-26 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125)
hist-2019-11-26-D3 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Personal proffer following the three attorney proffers; November 26 agreement lists December 4 continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The memo separately records an agreed subject-matter limitation excluding the client’s obstructive conduct during the first investigation.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Do not confuse EFTA00159321 report-entry date November 26 with this separate November 26 session; that file documents a July 12 interview of discovery witness 3524.
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2019-12-04 · Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125)
hist-2019-12-04-D3 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Personal proffer following the three attorney proffers; November 26 agreement lists December 4 continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The memo separately records an agreed subject-matter limitation excluding the client’s obstructive conduct during the first investigation.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Do not confuse EFTA00159321 report-entry date November 26 with this separate November 26 session; that file documents a July 12 interview of discovery witness 3524.
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December 23, 2019 forwarded date / December 24 UTC · Redacted client, through attorney Jeffrey Pop
SUP-01 · Attorney proffer referenced in contemporaneous email
Record: Attorney proffer referenced in contemporaneous email · Completed, reference-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI, Epstein and Maxwell trafficking investigation
Date basis: Forwarded email shows December 23, 2019 at 9:34 p.m.; the standalone UTC timestamp falls on December 24.
A prosecutor memorialized a brief attorney proffer and anticipated a fuller presentation. The December 23 local date appears in the forwarded chain; the standalone email is timestamped December 24 UTC.
Terms and limits: A statement that prosecutors then had no reason to believe the client had criminal exposure is a limited assessment based on known facts, not an immunity agreement.
Availability: Cited released records available; no additional immunity terms inferred.
Interpretation:
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2020-01-03 · Redacted client, through attorney Jeffrey Pop
SUP-02 · Written attorney proffer
Record: Written attorney proffer · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI, Epstein and Maxwell trafficking investigation
Date basis: Document heading or contemporaneous email date
An eleven-page letter is expressly headed Attorney Proffer and dated January 3, 2020. The accompanying email says counsel assembled it from client interviews and described potential testimony.
Terms and limits: The recipient repeated a preliminary no-known-criminal-exposure assessment. No signed nonprosecution or immunity agreement appears in these documents.
Availability: Cited released records available; no additional immunity terms inferred.
Interpretation: Counsel’s account is not sworn client testimony or an adjudicated finding.
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January 8, 2020 scheduled call · Redacted witness through Teri Gibbs / Lisa Bloom; later correspondence includes Colleen Mullen
broader-bloom-gibbs-scheduled-20200108 · Scheduled attorney proffer
Record: Scheduled attorney proffer · Scheduled; completion not independently established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: December 20 request for full attorney proffer; January 6 email reschedules to Wednesday January 8 at 3:30 p.m. Eastern.
Counsel and prosecutors arranged an attorney-proffer call before any direct witness interview concerning a witness account relevant to Prince Andrew.
Terms and limits: No signed immunity, cooperation or use-restriction agreement appears.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: Later correspondence refers to additional calls and multiple redacted clients; do not assume every later call is the same client’s protected proffer or treat scheduling as completion.
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2020-02-07 · David Rodgers
hist-2020-02-07-rodgers · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Dated agreement and a17-page FD-302 confirm Rodgers met with prosecutors and Brendan Quigley on February 7,2020.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: FD-302 entered April 23,2020; actual interview February 7,2020. Do not equate earlier Rodgers FBI interviews with proffers.
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2020-02-12 · Related MCC inquiry participant, identity redacted
MCC-20 · FBI index reference to a proffer
Record: FBI index reference to a proffer · Referenced in inventory; underlying record not located
Case / agency: Related MCC inquiry; inventory reference
Date basis: Date embedded in the inventory title; session not independently confirmed.
The inventory contains a proffer title dated February 12, 2020 in the related MCC investigation section.
Terms and limits: No agreement or substantive interview record located.
Availability: Index reference available.
Interpretation: This row establishes a listed record. It is not an independently verified account of the meeting or a new identified person.
- EFTA01730634 (PDF 98) · PDF mirror
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2020-02-13 · Lesley Groff, through Michael Bachner
hist-2020-02-13-groff · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Four-page handwritten notes explicitly identify an attorney proffer regarding Groff; contemporaneous correspondence defines preliminary/hypothetical nature and agreed evidentiary protections.
Terms and limits: Government accepted treatment under Fed. R. Evid.410 and Fed. R. Crim. P.11(f), acknowledged the preliminary presentation subject to refinement/document review, but declined to guarantee Rule 408 protection in civil litigation. Counsel asserted Rule 408 separately.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Counsel presentation, not a personal Groff interview. Later March–June discussions about interviewing her do not prove an additional completed session.
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2020-02-21 · Lesley Groff, through Michael Bachner
hist-2020-02-21-groff · written attorney proffer followup
Record: written attorney proffer followup · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Email transmittal date February 21; receipt acknowledged February 22
Seven-page response to follow-up questions and corrections from the February 13 attorney presentation, sent February 21 and acknowledged February 22.
Terms and limits: Submission expressly carries forward February 13 attorney-proffer terms; see related February 13 entry. It includes a correction to counsel’s earlier estimate and should not be treated as unchanged repetition.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Written continuation, not a separate live witness session. Date comes from transmittal chain; attachment itself lacks a new date.
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2020-03-03 to 2020-06-04 · Lesley Groff, through Michael Bachner
hist-2020-03-06-groff-proposed · proposed witness interview
Record: proposed witness interview · proposal no completed proffer shown
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Government proposed a direct voluntary interview after the attorney proffer; March 16 discussion postponed in-person arrangements and June 4 internal email considered a telephone interview.
Terms and limits: Government indicated interview and each particular subject or question would be voluntary, with counsel consultation available; no new operative personal agreement in this chain.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Scheduling/history reference, not an additional completed 2020 witness proffer. Actual2021meeting separately verified.
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March 5, 2020 refusal; later ordinary scheduling through July 2020 · Redacted UK survivor, through Jill Greenfield (Fieldfisher)
broader-greenfield-declined-20200305 · Attorney proffer declined
Record: Attorney proffer declined · Declined at that time
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: Dated email embedded in July 7 chain.
UK counsel declined prosecutors’ request for an attorney proffer and instead favored hearing directly from her client. Discussions about a voluntary interview continued.
Terms and limits: No agreed criminal-proffer protection appears. Prosecutors separately emphasize voluntary participation and the ability to decline topics; those interview practices are not an executed immunity agreement.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: Preserve the client’s redaction and avoid biographical reconstruction. A Metropolitan Police complaint and later video-call scheduling do not establish a protected U.S. proffer.
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April 3–August 10, 2020 proposed-interview records; named draft undated · Prince Andrew / Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, through counsel Gary Bloxsome
broader-andrew-proposed-2020 · Proposed proffer agreement and negotiated voluntary interview
Record: Proposed proffer agreement and negotiated voluntary interview · Offered / negotiated; no completed proffer established by these sources
Case / agency: DOJ Office of International Affairs, SDNY and FBI; U.S.–UK mutual legal assistance request CRM-182-73090; Epstein and separate Nygard investigations
Date basis: Dates are request and negotiation dates, not completed interview dates. Draft EFTA00101307 has blank date/signature lines; 01.14.2019 footer is form version.
U.S. authorities sought a voluntary interview in the UK, with a compelled UK interview as an alternative. A draft agreement and later correspondence document contemplated protections; they do not show execution or testimony.
Terms and limits: April MLAT request offers a proffer letter on request. Undated named draft limits case-in-chief/sentencing use while preserving derivative leads, false-statement/perjury/obstruction exceptions, cross-examination and rebuttal. The August 10 email limits use/disclosure to a U.S.-government criminal investigation, prosecution, or related civil/asset-forfeiture action, absent a contrary court order. It rejects broader immunity and notes the right to decline questions or consult counsel.
Availability: MLAT request, attached blank form, named unsigned draft and terms-negotiation correspondence public.
Interpretation: Not a signed immunity or cooperation agreement. No 2019 proffer date can be inferred from the standard form footer. Ordinary foreign police interviews are not converted into U.S. proffers by sharing an investigation subject.
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Anticipated as of August 4, 2020; completed-session date unverified · Morris, Deutsche Bank relationship manager (Paul Morris in related bank records)
broader-morris-proposed-20200804 · Proposed personal proffer
Record: Proposed personal proffer · Anticipated; completion unverified
Case / agency: FBI New York, Epstein / Deutsche Bank investigation
Date basis: FBI email dated August 4 reports engaging Morris the previous day and anticipates a proffer in the near future. August 3 is the contact date, not a proffer date.
Investigators told colleagues that a Morris proffer was likely in the near future and invited questions concerning the bank relationship.
Terms and limits: Morris had retained counsel; no agreement or use restrictions appear in the email.
Availability: Internal coordination email; no completed proffer, transcript, agreement or resulting FD-302 verified by this pass.
Interpretation: Do not merge with the September 2019 Deutsche Bank attorney presentation. Do not identify an unreleased banker interview sought by Senate investigators as Morris without primary corroboration. The source identifies Morris by surname; the first-name association rests on the related bank record, not redaction reversal.
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September 22, 2020 · Adam Perry Lang, through Larry Lustberg
broader-lang-declined-agreement-20200922 · Proffer agreement declined; interview preparation
Record: Proffer agreement declined; interview preparation · No protected proffer established
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: Dated pre-interview call memorandum.
Counsel discussed an anticipated interview and the prosecutor described Lang as a witness. Counsel expressly said he did not want a proffer agreement.
Terms and limits: No proffer use restriction accepted in the recorded conversation.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: This is a comparison record explaining why a cooperative witness interview should not automatically be labeled a protected proffer. It does not establish that the upcoming interview was completed.
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October 6, 2020 · Redacted survivor, through redacted counsel
broader-redacted-attorney-20201006 · Attorney proffer
Record: Attorney proffer · Completed attorney proffer; email summary public
Case / agency: SDNY; subsequent FD-302 bears FBI case 50D-NY-3027571
Date basis: Contemporaneous email subject and timestamp explicitly date the call.
An SDNY email expressly records counsel providing an attorney proffer before planned interviews. The record summarizes potential first-hand evidence about Epstein and Maxwell.
Terms and limits: Attorney outlines topics the redacted client would cover in forthcoming interviews. No signed use-restriction agreement located in this source.
Availability: One-page attorney-proffer summary and related 29-page interview report.
Interpretation: Keep participant redacted. Do not adopt a third-party identification of this alleged survivor. The subsequent multi-day interview report does not itself label the interview a proffer in the reviewed opening; the attorney proffer is the indexed event. Do not treat a third-party London-location label as verified when location is redacted in the primary opening.
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Related FD-302 read to check interview context and code; not treated as itself proving a protected proffer.
2020-10-07 · Lawrence (Larry) Visoski
hist-2020-10-07-visoski · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
FD-302 says Visoski discussed, signed and displayed the proffer agreement during video interview.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Report entered February 9,2021; actual meeting date October 7,2020.
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2020-11-11 · James Hatt, through David Schertler and Paola Pinto
hist-2020-11-11-hatt · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Two-page memo/email records counsel’s presentation of information Hatt wished to provide concerning Maxwell and Epstein.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The scanned heading says Hatt, not Hall. The source records allegations and proposed knowledge through counsel, not findings or necessarily a personal Hatt interview.
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2020-11-12 · Lawrence (Larry) Visoski
hist-2020-11-12-visoski · witness proffer continuation
Record: witness proffer continuation · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
October 7 agreement bears handwritten November 12 continuation; produced as3527-011.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Continuation of original agreement, not a new immunity/cooperation bargain.
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2021-01-27 · Redacted client represented by Megan Benett
hist-2021-01-27-076 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Agreement and FD-302 document video interview of coded client; agreement includes video-procedure addendum.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Video addendum prohibits recording/screenshots/copying supplied exhibits and use of outside materials without permission; requires identifying all participants and communicating when consulting counsel.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Identity remains redacted; addendum is a procedure agreement, not a separate proffer event.
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2021-03-01 · Redacted client, through attorneys Mariann Wang and Gloria Allred
SUP-03 · Attorney proffer call memorandum
Record: Attorney proffer call memorandum · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI, Epstein and Maxwell trafficking investigation
Date basis: Document heading or contemporaneous email date
The dated memorandum records a call to provide additional information since the client’s 2020 SDNY/FBI interview and says the client could be interviewed again.
Terms and limits: No proffer agreement or use restrictions are reproduced.
Availability: Cited released records available; no additional immunity terms inferred.
Interpretation: The earlier 2020 interview is not automatically a protected proffer.
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2021-04-27 · Redacted client (discovery 3501.479)
hist-2021-04-27-479 · proffer agreement
Record: proffer agreement · agreement documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
April 27 agreement has August 19 continuation; the latter is corroborated by a same-date FD-302.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Continuation date is handwritten and visually checked. FD-302 entered September 29,2021; actual interview August 19.
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2021-05-14 · Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524)
hist-2021-05-14-3524 · witness proffer continuation
Record: witness proffer continuation · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates.
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2021-07-23 · Lesley Groff
hist-2021-07-23-groff · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Signed July 23 agreement and FD-302 establish a later Groff proffer with attorney Michael Bachner.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: FD-302 entered September 24, 2021 but investigation/interview date is July 23, 2021. This resolves the open question left by December 2019 refusal references.
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2021-08-04 · Redacted client (discovery 3501.480)
hist-2021-08-04-480 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Agreement and FD-302 establish August 4 SDNY interview.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: FD-302 entry date August 9 differs from event date August 4. No survivor identity inferred.
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2021-08-17 · Redacted witness, through Wigdor partner Jeanne Christensen
hist-2021-08-17-christensen · attorney proffer
Record: attorney proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
Counsel described a witness’s allegations concerning Leon Black and willingness to speak with law enforcement.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The proffer is the witness’s lawyer speaking, not Leon Black proffering. Allegations are not adopted as proven; survivor remains unnamed.
- EFTA02731655 (PDF 1, 2, 3, 4) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA02731655, EFTA02731656, EFTA02731657, EFTA02731658
Downloaded primary-record PDF; extracted text inspected. Listed screenshot pages visually checked against scan; other cited pages text-checked only.
2021-08-19 · Redacted client (discovery 3501.479)
hist-2021-08-19-479 · witness proffer
Record: witness proffer · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
April 27 agreement has August 19 continuation; the latter is corroborated by a same-date FD-302.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Continuation date is handwritten and visually checked. FD-302 entered September 29,2021; actual interview August 19.
- EFTA01249938 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01249938, EFTA01249939
Downloaded primary-record PDF; extracted text inspected. Listed screenshot pages visually checked against scan; other cited pages text-checked only. - EFTA01249940 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01249940
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2021-08-20 · Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524)
hist-2021-08-20-3524 · witness proffer continuation
Record: witness proffer continuation · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates.
- EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00159466, EFTA00159467
Downloaded primary-record PDF; extracted text inspected. Listed screenshot pages visually checked against scan; other cited pages text-checked only. - EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00027643, EFTA00027644
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2021-08-23 · Redacted witness, through counsel
SUP-04 · Attorney proffer call memorandum
Record: Attorney proffer call memorandum · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI, Epstein and Maxwell trafficking investigation
Date basis: Document heading or contemporaneous email date
The memorandum records an attorney call conveying supplemental recollections and availability of a witness list.
Terms and limits: No signed agreement or additional benefit is established.
Availability: Cited released records available; no additional immunity terms inferred.
Interpretation: This supplements discovery group 3501.479; it is not evidence of a new person.
- EFTA01249947 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Primary released PDF downloaded from public mirror; text and relevant page image inspected
2021-09-30 · Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524)
hist-2021-09-30-3524 · witness proffer continuation
Record: witness proffer continuation · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates.
- EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00159466, EFTA00159467
Downloaded primary-record PDF; extracted text inspected. Listed screenshot pages visually checked against scan; other cited pages text-checked only. - EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00027643, EFTA00027644
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2021-10-01 · Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524)
hist-2021-10-01-3524 · witness proffer continuation
Record: witness proffer continuation · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates.
- EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00159466, EFTA00159467
Downloaded primary-record PDF; extracted text inspected. Listed screenshot pages visually checked against scan; other cited pages text-checked only. - EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00027643, EFTA00027644
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2021-11-05 · Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524)
hist-2021-11-05-3524 · witness proffer continuation
Record: witness proffer continuation · completed documented
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: Date stated in source
July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation.
Terms and limits: The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates.
- EFTA00040163 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00040163
Downloaded primary-record PDF; extracted text inspected. Listed screenshot pages visually checked against scan; other cited pages text-checked only. - EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00159466, EFTA00159467
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Page stamps: EFTA00027643, EFTA00027644
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2021-11-08 · MCC correctional officer, identity redacted
MCC-13 · Client proffer documented by FD-302
Record: Client proffer documented by FD-302 · Completed, document-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI, MCC-related inquiry; case number redacted
Date basis: Interview date on FD-302, unless the entry specifies a different source
The first page explicitly records a briefing on proffer-agreement terms before an interview about MCC work and the disturbance-control team.
Terms and limits: Terms were briefed but the underlying agreement is not reproduced.
Availability: Released eight-page FD-302.
Interpretation: The case number is redacted. The content identifies MCC/BOP context; no identity is inferred.
- EFTA00040864 (PDF 1–8) · PDF mirror
PDF text and relevant page image inspected; public mirror, not compared byte-for-byte with age-gated DOJ copy
July 24–25, 2025 · Ghislaine Maxwell
maxwell-2025-07-24_25 · Personal DOJ proffer under one signed agreement
Record: Personal DOJ proffer under one signed agreement · Completed, agreement and transcripts available
Case / agency: U.S. Department of Justice; meeting at USAO Northern District of Florida, Tallahassee; related U.S. v. Maxwell, 1:20-cr-00330 (SDNY)
Date basis: Agreement and transcript headings; one engagement, two daily sessions.
One two-day engagement. The current official release has five PDFs and sixteen WAV assets; tests, transcript formats and recording parts are not separate proffers.
Terms and limits: Limited direct-use restrictions with derivative-evidence, cross-examination, rebuttal, false-statement, obstruction, perjury, fugitive and specified sentence-reduction exceptions. No cooperation, immunity, plea, nonprosecution or sentence-reduction promise. Paragraph 8 continues the agreement to July 25.
Availability: Five released PDF assets inspected. All sixteen original official WAV headers checked; complete audio not auditioned. Current EFTA audio crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified.
Interpretation: Statements are Maxwell’s account, not independent corroboration. The transcript opening gives false-statement warnings; do not describe it as sworn testimony.
- EFTA02846680 (PDF 1–6) · PDF mirror · Primary source
Public, redacted. Original DOJ PDF downloaded; EFTA-stamped mirror downloaded and first-page/layout visually checked. Current DOJ EFTA download redirects to age verification. - EFTA02846943 (PDF same transcript, condensed format) · PDF mirror · Primary source
Public, redacted. Original DOJ PDF downloaded; EFTA-stamped mirror downloaded and first-page/layout visually checked. Current DOJ EFTA download redirects to age verification. - EFTA02847046 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror · Primary source
Public, redacted. Original DOJ PDF downloaded; EFTA-stamped mirror downloaded and first-page/layout visually checked. Current DOJ EFTA download redirects to age verification. - EFTA02847203 (PDF same transcript, condensed format) · PDF mirror · Primary source
Public, redacted. Original DOJ PDF downloaded; EFTA-stamped mirror downloaded and first-page/layout visually checked. Current DOJ EFTA download redirects to age verification. - EFTA02847269 (PDF 1–2) · PDF mirror · Primary source
Public redacted two-page instrument. EFTA-stamped mirror downloaded; both pages visually checked. Official direct download age-gated.
July 29, 2025 · Ghislaine Maxwell, through David Oscar Markus, Leah Saffian and Melissa Madrigal
broader-maxwell-conditional-congress-20250729 · Conditional congressional testimony offer (not completed proffer)
Record: Conditional congressional testimony offer (not completed proffer) · Conditional offer
Case / agency: House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform
Date basis: Dated three-page counsel letter to Chairman James Comer.
The letter proposes conditions for congressional cooperation and an alternative clemency-dependent offer to testify publicly. It supplies no new completed proffer session.
Terms and limits: Counsel requested formal immunity, a location outside prison, questions in advance, and delay until Supreme Court/habeas proceedings concluded. Alternatively counsel offered public testimony if clemency were granted.
Availability: Full counsel letter public.
Interpretation: Keep separate from July 24–25 DOJ proffer interviews. Conditions requested are not benefits granted. February 9 2026 repetition is a further lead; original statement existence authenticated but full original text was not retrieved in this review.
- Primary record (PDF 1, 2, 3)
Primary counsel letter preserved on news-site PDF mirror; all pages text read, p2 visually verified; signed counsel names and date present.
November 3, 2025 offer; November 21 committee rejection · Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, through counsel David E. Kendall
broader-clintons-written-offer-20251103 · Congressional written-proffer offer
Record: Congressional written-proffer offer · Offered instead of live testimony; rejected in committee response
Case / agency: House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Epstein inquiry
Date basis: November 21 committee letter quotes and cites November 3 counsel letter.
Counsel asked the Committee to accept a written proffer of the Clintons’ information. The committee declined the requested substitute for in-person questioning.
Terms and limits: Counsel proposed written information instead of live testimony. No criminal-proffer use protection or immunity agreement established.
Availability: Public committee response quoting offer; original November 3 letter not independently located in this pass.
Interpretation: This is congressional testimony-format correspondence, not a DOJ queen-for-a-day agreement. Rejection of written-only testimony does not establish guilt or obstruction beyond what any separate proceeding determines.
- Primary record (PDF 1, 2)
Official three-page Committee letter downloaded; p1 visually checked, pp1–2 read; offer and rejection explicit.
By January 19, 2021 (memorandum date) · Eva Dubin, through redacted counsel
broader-eva-dubin-attorney-20210119 · Brief attorney proffer documented in memorandum
Record: Brief attorney proffer documented in memorandum · Completed, memo-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: January 19 email memorializes a logistics call and counsel’s brief factual presentation; exact call time not separately stated.
A prosecutor’s note about arranging an Eva Dubin interview expressly describes a brief attorney proffer about what counsel understood her client had observed.
Terms and limits: No signed proffer agreement or specific use restriction appears. The memo does not make counsel’s assertions sworn testimony or independently established facts.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: Keep counsel and other redacted people unnamed. This is counsel’s presentation before the planned client interview, not proof that the client herself gave a protected proffer.
- EFTA01245787 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: 3501.059-002, EFTA01245787
Public released-record PDF downloaded; relevant text and cited page image checked, including EFTA stamp. No comparison to age-gated DOJ copy claimed.
Date not disclosed; occurred before June 10, 2026 · William H. Gates III (Bill Gates)
broader-gates-usvi-date-unknown · Personal voluntary proffer (retrospectively confirmed by counsel)
Record: Personal voluntary proffer (retrospectively confirmed by counsel) · Reported completed in official congressional transcript; underlying record unavailable in this pass
Case / agency: Office of the Attorney General, U.S. Virgin Islands; financial/tax and JPMorgan-related banking inquiry as described by counsel
Date basis: June 10 congressional testimony retrospectively describes a prior USVI voluntary proffer, without its date.
At Gates’s June 10 House interview, his lawyer stated Gates sat for a voluntary proffer with USVI representatives. Counsel described financial/tax and banking-related subject matter.
Terms and limits: Counsel Tom Clare described voluntary cooperation, document production and a voluntary proffer. No written agreement, immunity protection or formal case identifier disclosed in the cited passage.
Availability: Official transcript publicly documents counsel’s confirmation; underlying USVI proffer recording/notes/agreement not located.
Interpretation: The June 10 congressional interview is the source of confirmation, not the date of the USVI proffer. Do not describe this as an SDNY proffer or a criminal cooperation agreement. USVI is a U.S. territory, not a foreign jurisdiction.
- Primary record (PDF 1, 131)
Official 138-page transcript downloaded; June 10 date read on p1; p131 lines5–14 visually verified.
On or before July 28, 2020; actual presentation date unstated · Larry Visoski, through counsel
broader-visoski-attorney-before-20200728 · Attorney proffer referenced in email
Record: Attorney proffer referenced in email · Completed, reference-confirmed
Case / agency: SDNY / FBI; Epstein-Maxwell federal investigation
Date basis: July 28 contemporaneous email retrospectively references counsel’s attorney proffer.
An internal exchange says Visoski’s counsel had supplied an attorney proffer concerning a potential CBP connection. The reply cautions against calling the lead promising.
Terms and limits: No operative agreement or use restrictions supplied.
Availability: Public released correspondence or notes; underlying agreement/complete session record not located in the cited source.
Interpretation: Do not confuse this attorney presentation with Visoski’s October 7 and November 12 personal proffers. The source expressly tempers speculation about the CBP contact; it does not establish wrongdoing.
- EFTA00066570 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA00066570
Public released-record PDF downloaded; relevant text and cited page image checked, including EFTA stamp. No comparison to age-gated DOJ copy claimed.
Undated aggregate reference; underlying meeting dates unavailable · Redacted participants in FBI activity inventory
hist-undated-activity-log-reference · aggregate proffer inventory reference
Record: aggregate proffer inventory reference · undated unmatched reference not additional count
Case / agency: USAO SDNY/FBI; Epstein trafficking investigation 31E/50D-NY-3027571; United States v. Epstein, 19 Cr. 490 / United States v. Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330, as applicable.
Date basis: No reliable meeting dates recoverable from visible excerpt
FBI activity-log excerpt contains multiple lines stating interviews occurred pursuant to proffer agreements; participant names and meeting dates are redacted or cut off.
Terms and limits: No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims.
Availability: Public redacted primary record, inspected through a public mirror. DOJ direct source was age-gated on review; age verification not submitted.
Interpretation: Underlying records are not conclusively matched. Entries may overlap dated sessions already indexed. This is one aggregate reference row, not a count of additional interviews.
- EFTA01684300 (PDF 17) · PDF mirror
Page stamps: EFTA01684316
Downloaded primary-record PDF; extracted text inspected. Listed screenshot pages visually checked against scan; other cited pages text-checked only.
Key takeaways
- The record reaches well beyond Maxwell’s July 2025 interview. It includes earlier Florida letters, 2019 attorney presentations, signed witness agreements and continuations, attorney presentations for Eva Dubin and Larry Visoski, bank-counsel presentations, MCC investigations and later congressional proposals.
- Maxwell’s October 8, 2019 attorney proffer and July 24–25, 2025 personal interview are separate events. The earlier handwritten heading is visible in EFTA01681957 (PDF 1).
- The handwritten series contains Groff’s February 13, 2020 attorney presentation and three coded 3501.125 attorney presentations on July 31, September 6 and October 18, 2019. A separate affidavit expressly names Sarah Kellen in two November/December 2019 personal proffers. The named month-level reference is kept distinct from exact-date coded records.
- A proffer does not itself mean immunity, a cooperation deal, a plea, a nonprosecution agreement or an adjudicated finding. The operative agreement controls any contractual protections.
- Interview dates, report-entry dates and recording-file counts produce easy errors. The MCC fourteen-person roster does not establish fourteen protected proffers; three supposedly missing note bundles are separately released.
- Andrew’s draft forms, the anticipated Morris proffer, Richardson’s invitation and congressional written offers remain proposals unless a completed presentation is independently established.
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How to read the index
Each entry has a stable identifier, participant or privacy-preserving code, date basis, record type, completion status, case context, source pages and limits. An EFTA number identifies a released document or page-stamped bundle, not a witness and not necessarily one interview. Duplicate copies and later continuations are cross-referenced rather than counted as new people.
| Record category | What it establishes |
|---|---|
| Personal or witness proffer | The person’s presentation, when expressly identified as a proffer or conducted under a located agreement. A signed form alone is identified as agreement evidence if the meeting is not separately shown. |
| Attorney proffer | Counsel describes what a client could say or supplies a factual presentation. It is not automatically the client’s own interview or sworn testimony. |
| Reverse proffer | Prosecutors present evidence or their assessment to a subject or counsel. It is not interchangeable with the subject answering questions under protection. |
| FD-302 or interview memorandum | A summary of an interview. It establishes a protected proffer only when the record says so or an operative agreement is matched. |
| Factual plea proffer | A statement of facts for plea negotiations or a contemplated plea. A draft does not establish an executed plea or a protected witness interview. |
| Offer, schedule or draft agreement | A proposed step. The date can be a proposal, template or email date rather than a completed session. |
| Reference or inventory entry | Evidence that a proffer was discussed or indexed. The underlying agreement, transcript or notes may remain unavailable. |
Source links open the document viewer and, where available, a public PDF mirror or official original. PDF positions are one-based. Bates/EFTA page stamps are supplied in the downloadable structured index. Many current DOJ EFTA downloads require age verification; mirrors were read without claiming a byte-for-byte comparison with those gated government files.
The handwritten attorney-proffer trail
Handwritten records are important because OCR can miss a heading or confuse a date. Starting with Maxwell’s notebook and reproducing the public image-similarity search surfaces related records. Visual comparison is a discovery method; the handwritten caption, dated correspondence, discovery code and prosecution memorandum supply the actual verification.
| Presentation | Verified record | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Maxwell counsel, October 8, 2019 | EFTA01681957 (PDF 1); EFTA02731082 (PDF 62–64) | An attorney presentation, separate from her 2025 personal proffer. |
| Groff counsel, February 13, 2020 | EFTA01246203 (PDF 1); EFTA00025091 (PDF 1) | Handwritten presentation and later written follow-up. Neither erases the separately documented July 23, 2021 personal proffer. |
| Coded 3501.125 counsel, July 31, September 6 and October 18, 2019 | EFTA01246614 (PDF 1); EFTA01246617 (PDF 1); EFTA01246623 (PDF 1) | Three dated attorney presentations. The September heading expressly reserves rights. |
| Coded 3501.125 client, November 26 and December 4, 2019 | EFTA01246590 (PDF 1–2); EFTA02731082 (PDF 49, 52) | Agreement and continuation; the memorandum describes an agreed subject-matter limitation. |
| Sarah Kellen, November/December 2019 | EFTA01653490 (PDF 14) | The affidavit names two personal proffers at month level. It supplies named corroboration, not an exact-date identity key for every redacted notebook. |
| Deutsche Bank counsel, September 12, 2019 | EFTA01681984 (PDF 1–3) | The bank’s attorney presentation. It is not proof that relationship manager Morris later completed his anticipated personal proffer. |
The notebook neighborhoods checked were EFTA01681800–EFTA01682150 and EFTA01246570–EFTA01246640. Serial adjacency is not proof that adjacent records concern the same person. The public image-similarity starting point is retained so readers can reproduce the lead without treating visual resemblance as evidence of identity.
Federal trafficking and attorney-proffer index
| Date and participant | Record and status | Evidence appearances | Terms and limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2007-02-12 Redacted witness, represented by James L. Eisenberg hist-2007-02-12 · SDFL-Eisenberg-2007 | attorney proffer letter completed documented Defense counsel supplied a factual letter explaining claimed Fifth Amendment exposure before proposed grand-jury testimony. | EFTA01693124 (PDF 30, 31) · PDF mirror | Counsel says a telephone agreement prevents use of the letter and its contents against the redacted client. The full operative agreement is not reproduced. The letter also refuses voluntary cooperation without immunity. Identity remains redacted. This attorney letter is not the witness’s own interview or proof that the requested immunity was granted. |
| 2007-02-26 Victim/witness represented by Michael E. Dutko (name withheld in index) hist-2007-02-26-dutko · SDFL-Dutko-2007 | proposed proffer agreement unsigned proposal February 26 cover letter encloses a queen-for-a-day agreement and requests a witness interview that week. The signature/date lines are blank. | EFTA01247984 (PDF 1, 2, 3, 4) · PDF mirror EFTA00221066 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | SDFL states client is a victim/witness, not a target. Draft provides Rule 11(f) direct-use protection conditional on truthful, complete, accurate information; reserves false-statement/obstruction/perjury prosecutions and impeachment/cross-examination/rebuttal use. It expressly is not statutory immunity. No derivative-use ban like the March 27 revision is stated. Unsigned draft; no completed interview established by this source. One production copy is inconsistently redacted; index keeps the participant coded rather than exploiting that inconsistency. |
| 2007-04-02 Redacted victim/witness, represented by Michael E. Dutko hist-2007-04-02-proposed · SDFL-Dutko-2007 | proffer letter proposed interview scheduled not confirmed March 27, 2007 cover letter and three-page revised proffer letter propose an April 2 interview (April 3 or 4 also offered). | EFTA01693496 (PDF 49, 50, 51, 52) · PDF mirror | SDFL describes the client as a victim/witness, not a target. Conditional protection covers both statements and directly/indirectly derived information against the client in a criminal case, except perjury/false statements; false/incomplete/misleading information defeats protection. Impeachment/cross-examination and government-attorney participation are reserved. Copy’s execution status and completion of the proposed interview must not be inferred from the cover letter alone. |
| 2007-09-18 Jeffrey Epstein hist-2007-09-18-draft · Epstein | draft plea factual proffer draft not interview AUSA sent Jay Lefkowitz a draft factual basis for a contemplated federal obstruction/harassment plea, rather than an interview protection agreement. | EFTA00213368 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | Draft plea factual basis; not an executed cooperation or interview-immunity agreement. Proposed facts are allegations/draft stipulations. Correspondence separately says facts needed confirmation; the draft does not establish Epstein admitted them. |
| 2007-12-19 Jeffrey Epstein hist-2007-12-19-state · Epstein | draft state plea factual proffer draft not interview Federal prosecutor sent a factual proffer for review of whether contemplated state charges had a sufficient factual basis. | EFTA01659978 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | Factual basis supplied during state/federal plea negotiations; no interview-use protection established by this record. Not a completed protected Epstein proffer session; does not itself establish which facts were ultimately adopted at the June 2008 plea. |
| 2008-06-18 Redacted victim/witness through Brendan White hist-2008-06-18-white-refusal · SDFL-White-2008 | proffer declined declined at that time Counsel rejected a queen-for-a-day arrangement for a proposed June 24 interview and preferred proceeding with the July 1 grand-jury schedule and immunity process. | EFTA00214410 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | No proffer agreement accepted in this exchange. The chain concerns obtaining statutory immunity authorization before grand-jury testimony. A refusal/proposal record; not a completed proffer. Later June 23 request for written attorney proffer separately indexed. |
| 2008-06-23 Redacted witness, represented by Brendan White hist-2008-06-23-request · SDFL-White-2008 | requested attorney proffer for immunity requested not confirmed Prosecutor offered to seek immunity before July 1 grand-jury testimony if counsel supplied a written proffer establishing anticipated testimony and criminal exposure. | EFTA00014140 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | Email says the written attorney statement would be treated as confidential plea discussions/related negotiations under Fed. R. Crim. P. 11(f) and Fed. R. Evid. 410. Immunity was not automatic. June 26 email says subpoena would be withdrawn if Epstein entered the agreed state plea. A completed attorney submission or witness proffer is not shown here. |
| 2008-07-01 Redacted victim/witness hist-2008-07-01-immunity-form · SDFL-compulsion-2008 | immunity request no proffer negative control Compulsion-order request form proposes July 1 grand-jury testimony and explicitly checks that no anticipated-testimony proffer was obtained. | EFTA00190112 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | Request for statutory compulsion/immunity authorization, not a signed proffer agreement. Exclude from completed-proffer counts. Scheduled testimony is not shown to have occurred. |
| 2008-09-18 Jeffrey Epstein hist-2008-09-18-epstein-information · Epstein | information sharing reference reference no proffer established FBI memorandum reports that, as of the case agent’s September 11 update, Epstein had provided information to the FBI as agreed upon. The memorandum requests closure of the forfeiture subfile. | EFTA00270003 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The memorandum supplies no underlying information-sharing agreement, interview-use restrictions, date of any actual meeting, substantive statement, or explanation of what was provided. This is an information-sharing reference, not proof of a protected proffer, informant status, cooperation in an unrelated case, or any Bear Stearns arrangement. Actual information-sharing date is unknown; September 18 is the memo date. |
| 2009-07-23 Jeffrey Epstein (reported cooperation claim) hist-2009-07-23-bear-stearns · Epstein | reported cooperation claim negative check claim contradicted by contemporaneous record Prosecutors handling the Bear Stearns case emailed after a newspaper cooperation claim and said they had never heard of Epstein until that morning. The Florida prosecutor’s same-day internal follow-up records the same response. | EFTA00078956 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No protected proffer or cooperation agreement established. This row preserves the claim and the primary record contradicting it without treating the press report as evidence of a session. The email concerns the specific United States v. Cioffi and Tannin claim. Do not turn it into a universal finding that Epstein never supplied information to any official. The separate September 2008 FBI information-sharing reference has a different and unspecified scope. |
| 2010-03-17 to 2010-03-18 Alfredo Rodriguez hist-2010-03-18-rodriguez · Rodriguez | executed plea factual proffer executed plea documented Executed plea agreement includes a factual proffer in paragraph 10, pages 6–8, supporting the obstruction-of-justice guilty plea. Defendant and counsel signed March 17; prosecutor signed and criminal court filing occurred March 18. | EFTA02749732 (PDF 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) · PDF mirror · Primary source EFTA00207759 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00207761 (PDF 6, 10) · PDF mirror | Factual basis stipulated as sufficient to support a guilty plea under 18 U.S.C.1512(c), rather than a protected witness interview. Agreement provides conditional acceptance-of-responsibility sentencing recommendations, reserves relevant sentencing disclosures, states recommendations do not bind the court and no sentence is guaranteed, and contains forfeiture and entire-agreement provisions. Do not label the unsigned EFTA00207761 draft as executed. The March 17–18 signed filing is EFTA02749732. Earlier police/FBI interviews and civil depositions mentioned in the factual basis are not thereby established as protected proffers. |
| 2010-09-02 Steven Hoffenberg hist-2010-09-02-hoffenberg-reference · Hoffenberg | claimed proffer reference underlying statement not verified by fbi search FBI communication records an ACS search that did not reflect the referenced information having been offered by Hoffenberg as a proffer in his earlier financial case; it requests a further interview. | EFTA01326139 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | No underlying proffer statement, agreement, date, or protection terms located in this source. The requested interview is not shown here to have occurred. An explicitly unverified reference, not an established Hoffenberg proffer or evidence that the disputed underlying allegation is true. Underlying alleged-proffer date is unknown. Original communication is September 2,2010; the reproduced record header is January 10,2019. |
| 2019-03 to 2019-07 Redacted victim/witness, memo section II.A.1 hist-2019-range-A1 · Memo-II.A.1 | multiple proffers reference range reference not additional count December memo reports multiple proffers between March and July 2019. | EFTA02731082 (PDF 3) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Range-level corroboration only, not a count of additional sessions; may overlap the dated 3501.162 series. No identity unmasking. |
| 2019-04-05 Redacted client, through counsel SUP-05 · 3501.162 | Attorney proffer documented in handwritten notes Completed, document-confirmed Handwritten notes establish the April 5 attorney presentation previously located only as a schedule. The subsequent coded FD-302 and a matching copy identify the counsel team without naming the survivor. | EFTA01247288 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00030151 (PDF 1–2) · PDF mirror EFTA00096196 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA01247289 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The scheduling chain supplies a form for a later client interview, not a signed agreement for the attorney presentation. No protection is inferred solely from the form attachment. This upgrades the scheduled April 5 entry; it does not create a second session. The client remains coded. |
| 2019-04-24 Redacted witness (discovery series 3501.162) hist-2019-04-24-162 · 3501.162 | witness proffer completed documented Witness interview pursuant to a proffer agreement; later continuations are written on the April 24 agreement. | EFTA01247289 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA01682025 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01247320 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Participant remains coded; do not infer or publish a survivor identity. FD-302 entry/drafting dates differ from the event dates. |
| 2019-05-02 Redacted witness (discovery series 3501.162) hist-2019-05-02-162 · 3501.162 | witness proffer completed documented Witness interview pursuant to a proffer agreement; later continuations are written on the April 24 agreement. | EFTA01247302 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA01682025 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01247320 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Participant remains coded; do not infer or publish a survivor identity. FD-302 entry/drafting dates differ from the event dates. |
| 2019-05-08 Redacted witness (discovery series 3501.162) hist-2019-05-08-162 · 3501.162 | witness proffer completed documented Witness interview pursuant to a proffer agreement; later continuations are written on the April 24 agreement. | EFTA01247310 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA01682025 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01247320 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Participant remains coded; do not infer or publish a survivor identity. FD-302 entry/drafting dates differ from the event dates. |
| 2019-05-23 Redacted witness (discovery series 3501.162) hist-2019-05-23-162 · 3501.162 | witness proffer completed documented Witness interview pursuant to a proffer agreement; later continuations are written on the April 24 agreement. | EFTA01247322 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA01682025 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01247320 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Participant remains coded; do not infer or publish a survivor identity. FD-302 entry/drafting dates differ from the event dates. |
| 2019-07-09 Redacted former assistant through counsel (discovery witness 3524) hist-2019-07-09-3524 · 3524 | attorney proffer completed documented Two-page handwritten counsel presentation precedes the July 12 personal proffer. | EFTA00159319 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Heading/date and discovery 3524-008 visually checked. This is a separate attorney presentation, not another copy of July 12 witness interview. |
| 2019-07-12 Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524) hist-2019-07-12-3524 · 3524 | witness proffer completed documented July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation. | EFTA00159321 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 39) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates. |
| July 16, 2019 proposal; July 30 follow-up William Hammond, through redacted counsel broader-hammond-offer-20190716 · Hammond | Possible attorney proffer / voluntary interview Proposed; completion not established Prosecutors sought flight records and an account of observations, and held the subpoena return date in abeyance because an attorney proffer or voluntary interview was being contemplated. | EFTA00096229 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | No agreed use restriction or signed agreement appears. Holding a subpoena date is not a grant of immunity. The record does not establish a completed Hammond proffer. The later call scheduling is not a substantive proffer merely because it is in the same chain. |
| July 17, 2019 meeting; July 18 UTC email Redacted client, through Stan Pottinger SUP-07 · Unassigned July 17 reference | Unassigned meeting and signed-proffer attachment reference Reference confirmed; overlap with coded records unresolved A contemporaneous thank-you email establishes a meeting with counsel and client and references the dated signed-proffer attachment. | EFTA00101156 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The email references an attached signed agreement. No terms or client-code match are inferred from the filename alone. This may overlap another same-date entry. It is retained as an unassigned reference, not counted as a new unique session or used to identify a redacted client. |
| 2019-07-17 Redacted client (discovery series 3501.051) hist-2019-07-17-051 · 3501.051 | proffer agreement agreement documented Dated SDNY agreement for a redacted client; discovery stamp 3501.051-001. | EFTA01245647 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Agreement documents the arranged meeting and terms; separate substantive interview report not yet matched. No name inferred. |
| 2019-07-17 Michael Cohen, through Mike Monico and Barry Spevack hist-2019-07-17-cohen · Cohen | cooperation offer reference offer no completed proffer shown Counsel requested a Rule 35 meeting and said Cohen had heard Trump say things about Epstein; details were withheld. | EFTA00016171 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Record does not call this a proffer or document a completed substantive session; classified as an offer/reference only. |
| 2019-07-18 Lesley Groff hist-2019-07-18-groff · Groff | reverse proffer completed documented Government described evidence to Groff and encouraged her to give her own account. | EFTA02731082 (PDF 65) · PDF mirror EFTA00014598 (PDF 1, 5, 6, 8) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. A reverse proffer is the government’s presentation; it is not proof Groff made a protected statement that day. |
| 2019-07-25 Leslie Wexner, through counsel hist-2019-07-25-wexner · Wexner | attorney proffer completed documented Counsel presented an account of Wexner’s relationship with Epstein and financial dealings. | EFTA02731082 (PDF 65, 66, 67) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Statements are attributed to counsel, not sworn Wexner testimony; this entry makes no finding that counsel’s assertions were true. |
| 2019-07-29 Jeffrey Epstein, through attorneys hist-2019-07-29-epstein · Epstein | cooperation discussion proposal no completed proffer shown Handwritten meeting notes record counsel discussing what would be needed for Epstein to reach a point where he could cooperate. | EFTA01681972 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. The note describes a contemplated process and request for several days away from MCC; it does not establish that Epstein gave a factual proffer. |
| 2019-07-31 Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125) hist-2019-07-31-D3 · Memo-II.D.3 / 3501.125 | attorney proffer completed documented Prosecutors record three attorney proffers preceding two personal proffers. | EFTA01246614 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 49) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Client’s name is redacted in this source. Do not identify by redaction length or by press speculation. |
| 2019-08 to 2019-09 Jean Luc Brunel, through counsel hist-2019-08-09-brunel · Brunel | proffer declined declined at that time Multiple August/September calls ended with counsel saying Brunel would not meet for a proffer and would invoke the Fifth if subpoenaed. | EFTA02731082 (PDF 65) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. No completed Brunel proffer established by this source. Calls with his attorney are not themselves necessarily attorney factual proffers. |
| 2019-08-07 Lesley Groff, through counsel hist-2019-08-07-groff · Groff | proffer declined declined at that time Counsel declined to bring Groff for a witness proffer and described intended Fifth Amendment invocation. | EFTA02731082 (PDF 65) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Point-in-time refusal. Superseded as an overall-history claim by the documented July 23, 2021 agreement and interview. |
| August 14, 2019 call; later continuation scheduling Redacted client through redacted counsel broader-redacted-attorney-call-20190814 · August-2019-counsel-chain | Attorney-proffer call reference Completed call; attorney-proffer reference; overlap unresolved Counsel referred to continuing an attorney proffer after an August 14 call. Later correspondence schedules further meetings. | EFTA00025355 (PDF 10, 11) · PDF mirror | No signed use restrictions or complete presentation supplied. The wording links an ongoing proffer process to the prior call but does not establish a separately bounded session or a new person. May overlap another coded attorney-proffer series; do not infer an identity or add it to a unique-session total. |
| 2019-08-21 Bill Richardson, through counsel Jeff Brown SUP-06 | Attorney proffer invitation referenced in email Proposed; completion not established Prosecutors discussed a prior call with counsel and said an attorney proffer about knowledge of charged conduct would be useful. The chain corrects a reported characterization of that conversation. | EFTA00032235 (PDF 1–2) · PDF mirror | No agreed protection, completed attorney presentation or exoneration is established. This records an investigative invitation. It does not establish that Richardson committed an offense or was formally cleared. |
| September 2019 anticipated; recorded August 15–16 Ghislaine Maxwell broader-maxwell-reverse-proposed-201909 · Maxwell | Proposed reverse proffer Scheduled reference; completion not established An FBI investigative summary states that a reverse proffer involving Maxwell was set for September. | EFTA00173197 (PDF 1, 3) · PDF mirror EFTA00083886 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | A contemplated government presentation; no agreement terms or completed session shown. Do not conflate the proposed September reverse proffer with the independently documented October 8 attorney proffer or July 2025 personal proffer. Earlier July 9 correspondence with Jeffrey S. Pagliuca transmitted a form proffer letter and discussed a potential meeting; the planned July 11 counsel call is not a completed client proffer. The July correspondence does not itself label the contemplated format reverse. |
| 2019-09-06 Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125) hist-2019-09-06-D3 · Memo-II.D.3 / 3501.125 | attorney proffer completed documented Prosecutors record three attorney proffers preceding two personal proffers. | EFTA01246617 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 49) · PDF mirror | Handwritten heading expressly says attorney proffer only, not waiving rights. No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Client’s name is redacted in this source. Do not identify by redaction length or by press speculation. |
| Prior week referenced September 17, 2019; individual completed dates unresolved Redacted participants in two reverse proffers and one personal proffer broader-september2019-reverse-range · September-2019-weekly-update | Aggregate proffer / reverse-proffer reference Completed presentations referenced; not additional unique-session count An FBI update expressly reports two reverse proffers and one personal proffer during the prior week. Separate correspondence schedules a Palm Beach reverse proffer for September 10 and another reverse proffer for September 11. | EFTA00150159 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00084981 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00030660 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No operative protection agreement supplied for the reverse presentations. A reverse proffer is the government’s presentation. The personal proffer may overlap the separately indexed September 10 coded3524 continuation. Planning dates do not independently prove which reverse presentation occurred when. Redacted participants are not identified and no extra unique-session total is claimed. |
| 2019-09-10 Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524) hist-2019-09-10-3524 · 3524 | witness proffer continuation completed documented July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation. | EFTA00153692 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 41) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates. |
| 2019-09-16 Richard Barnett hist-2019-09-16-barnett · Barnett | witness proffer completed documented Agreement names Barnett and Sanford Talkin; December memo confirms an interview that date. | EFTA01245368 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 39) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. |
| 2019-10-07 Redacted subject, memo II.D.2 hist-2019-10-07-D2 · Memo-II.D.2 / 3501.144 | attorney proffer completed documented Attorneys presented the client’s background and account before the client’s October interviews. | EFTA01246900 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 43) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. The memo’s participant remains redacted. Do not assign an identity from redaction length. Handwritten discovery stamp is3501.144-056; do not confuse with3501.125-060, the separate October 18 presentation. |
| 2019-10-08 Ghislaine Maxwell, through attorneys hist-2019-10-08-maxwell · Maxwell | attorney proffer completed documented Defense lawyers provided a presentation; handwritten notes explicitly caption it GM attorney proffer. | EFTA01681957 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 62, 63, 64) · PDF mirror EFTA00038227 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA01649149 (PDF 3) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Separate from Maxwell’s July 2025 personal DOJ sessions. Counsel’s denials and account are advocacy, not sworn testimony or established facts. |
| 2019-10-11 Redacted subject, memo II.D.2 hist-2019-10-11-D2 · Memo-II.D.2 | interview within proffer series completed interview protection not separately established Completed October 11 interview within a series whose October 15 and 25 meetings are expressly called proffers. The October 11 protected status is not separately established. | EFTA02731082 (PDF 43, 44) · PDF mirror | No signed or operative agreement matched. The memo calls October 11 an interview, and expressly calls only the later October 15/25 meetings proffers. Do not infer October 11 use restrictions. The first meeting is called an interview within a three-meeting series; subsequent meetings are explicitly called proffers. No operative agreement matched yet. Participant remains coded. |
| 2019-10-15 Redacted subject, memo II.D.2 hist-2019-10-15-D2 · Memo-II.D.2 / 3501.144 | witness proffer completed documented One of three personal meetings summarized after the October 7 attorney proffer. | EFTA01246882 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 43, 46) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. The first meeting is called an interview within a three-meeting series; subsequent meetings are explicitly called proffers. No operative agreement matched yet. Participant remains coded. |
| 2019-10-18 Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125) hist-2019-10-18-D3 · Memo-II.D.3 / 3501.125 | attorney proffer completed documented Prosecutors record three attorney proffers preceding two personal proffers. | EFTA01246623 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 49) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Client’s name is redacted in this source. Do not identify by redaction length or by press speculation. |
| 2019-10-25 Redacted subject, memo II.D.2 hist-2019-10-25-D2 · Memo-II.D.2 | witness proffer completed documented One of three personal meetings summarized after the October 7 attorney proffer. | EFTA02731082 (PDF 43, 47) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. The first meeting is called an interview within a three-meeting series; subsequent meetings are explicitly called proffers. No operative agreement matched yet. Participant remains coded. |
| 2019-11 to 2019-12 Sarah Kellen hist-2019-kellen-named-reference · Kellen | two personal proffers named reference range reference not additional count A publicly released search-warrant affidavit expressly names Kellen as participating in two government proffers in November and December 2019. | EFTA01653490 (PDF 14) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Month-level named primary corroboration only; the footnote gives no exact dates or documentary code crosswalk. May overlap coded entries, so do not count as additional sessions or use it to unmask redacted participants. |
| 2019-11-26 Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125) hist-2019-11-26-D3 · Memo-II.D.3 / 3501.125 | witness proffer completed documented Personal proffer following the three attorney proffers; November 26 agreement lists December 4 continuation. | EFTA01246590 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01246581 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 49, 52) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The memo separately records an agreed subject-matter limitation excluding the client’s obstructive conduct during the first investigation. Do not confuse EFTA00159321 report-entry date November 26 with this separate November 26 session; that file documents a July 12 interview of discovery witness 3524. |
| 2019-12-04 Redacted subject, memo II.D.3 (discovery 3501.125) hist-2019-12-04-D3 · Memo-II.D.3 / 3501.125 | witness proffer completed documented Personal proffer following the three attorney proffers; November 26 agreement lists December 4 continuation. | EFTA01246590 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01246595 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA02731082 (PDF 49, 52) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The memo separately records an agreed subject-matter limitation excluding the client’s obstructive conduct during the first investigation. Do not confuse EFTA00159321 report-entry date November 26 with this separate November 26 session; that file documents a July 12 interview of discovery witness 3524. |
| December 23, 2019 forwarded date / December 24 UTC Redacted client, through attorney Jeffrey Pop SUP-01 · 3501.142 / Pop client | Attorney proffer referenced in contemporaneous email Completed, reference-confirmed A prosecutor memorialized a brief attorney proffer and anticipated a fuller presentation. The December 23 local date appears in the forwarded chain; the standalone email is timestamped December 24 UTC. | EFTA00030695 (PDF 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00079551 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | A statement that prosecutors then had no reason to believe the client had criminal exposure is a limited assessment based on known facts, not an immunity agreement. |
| 2020-01-03 Redacted client, through attorney Jeffrey Pop SUP-02 · 3501.142 | Written attorney proffer Completed, document-confirmed An eleven-page letter is expressly headed Attorney Proffer and dated January 3, 2020. The accompanying email says counsel assembled it from client interviews and described potential testimony. | EFTA01246801 (PDF 1–11) · PDF mirror EFTA00030695 (PDF 1–2) · PDF mirror | The recipient repeated a preliminary no-known-criminal-exposure assessment. No signed nonprosecution or immunity agreement appears in these documents. Counsel’s account is not sworn client testimony or an adjudicated finding. |
| January 8, 2020 scheduled call Redacted witness through Teri Gibbs / Lisa Bloom; later correspondence includes Colleen Mullen broader-bloom-gibbs-scheduled-20200108 · Gibbs-client-unidentified | Scheduled attorney proffer Scheduled; completion not independently established Counsel and prosecutors arranged an attorney-proffer call before any direct witness interview concerning a witness account relevant to Prince Andrew. | EFTA00032225 (PDF 3, 4) · PDF mirror | No signed immunity, cooperation or use-restriction agreement appears. Later correspondence refers to additional calls and multiple redacted clients; do not assume every later call is the same client’s protected proffer or treat scheduling as completion. |
| 2020-02-07 David Rodgers hist-2020-02-07-rodgers · Rodgers | witness proffer completed documented Dated agreement and a17-page FD-302 confirm Rodgers met with prosecutors and Brendan Quigley on February 7,2020. | EFTA00159178 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00087727 (PDF 8, 9) · PDF mirror EFTA00159180 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. FD-302 entered April 23,2020; actual interview February 7,2020. Do not equate earlier Rodgers FBI interviews with proffers. |
| 2020-02-13 Lesley Groff, through Michael Bachner hist-2020-02-13-groff · Groff | attorney proffer completed documented Four-page handwritten notes explicitly identify an attorney proffer regarding Groff; contemporaneous correspondence defines preliminary/hypothetical nature and agreed evidentiary protections. | EFTA01246203 (PDF 1, 2, 3, 4) · PDF mirror EFTA00032215 (PDF 8, 9) · PDF mirror | Government accepted treatment under Fed. R. Evid.410 and Fed. R. Crim. P.11(f), acknowledged the preliminary presentation subject to refinement/document review, but declined to guarantee Rule 408 protection in civil litigation. Counsel asserted Rule 408 separately. Counsel presentation, not a personal Groff interview. Later March–June discussions about interviewing her do not prove an additional completed session. |
| 2020-02-21 Lesley Groff, through Michael Bachner hist-2020-02-21-groff · Groff | written attorney proffer followup completed documented Seven-page response to follow-up questions and corrections from the February 13 attorney presentation, sent February 21 and acknowledged February 22. | EFTA00025091 (PDF 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) · PDF mirror EFTA00032215 (PDF 6) · PDF mirror | Submission expressly carries forward February 13 attorney-proffer terms; see related February 13 entry. It includes a correction to counsel’s earlier estimate and should not be treated as unchanged repetition. Written continuation, not a separate live witness session. Date comes from transmittal chain; attachment itself lacks a new date. |
| 2020-03-03 to 2020-06-04 Lesley Groff, through Michael Bachner hist-2020-03-06-groff-proposed · Groff | proposed witness interview proposal no completed proffer shown Government proposed a direct voluntary interview after the attorney proffer; March 16 discussion postponed in-person arrangements and June 4 internal email considered a telephone interview. | EFTA00032215 (PDF 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) · PDF mirror | Government indicated interview and each particular subject or question would be voluntary, with counsel consultation available; no new operative personal agreement in this chain. Scheduling/history reference, not an additional completed 2020 witness proffer. Actual2021meeting separately verified. |
| March 5, 2020 refusal; later ordinary scheduling through July 2020 Redacted UK survivor, through Jill Greenfield (Fieldfisher) broader-greenfield-declined-20200305 · UK-Greenfield-client | Attorney proffer declined Declined at that time UK counsel declined prosecutors’ request for an attorney proffer and instead favored hearing directly from her client. Discussions about a voluntary interview continued. | EFTA00017769 (PDF 3, 4, 10) · PDF mirror | No agreed criminal-proffer protection appears. Prosecutors separately emphasize voluntary participation and the ability to decline topics; those interview practices are not an executed immunity agreement. Preserve the client’s redaction and avoid biographical reconstruction. A Metropolitan Police complaint and later video-call scheduling do not establish a protected U.S. proffer. |
| September 22, 2020 Adam Perry Lang, through Larry Lustberg broader-lang-declined-agreement-20200922 · 3501.129 | Proffer agreement declined; interview preparation No protected proffer established Counsel discussed an anticipated interview and the prosecutor described Lang as a witness. Counsel expressly said he did not want a proffer agreement. | EFTA01246709 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No proffer use restriction accepted in the recorded conversation. This is a comparison record explaining why a cooperative witness interview should not automatically be labeled a protected proffer. It does not establish that the upcoming interview was completed. |
| 2020-10-07 Lawrence (Larry) Visoski hist-2020-10-07-visoski · Visoski | witness proffer completed documented FD-302 says Visoski discussed, signed and displayed the proffer agreement during video interview. | EFTA00159712 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00159723 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Report entered February 9,2021; actual meeting date October 7,2020. |
| 2020-11-11 James Hatt, through David Schertler and Paola Pinto hist-2020-11-11-hatt · Hatt | attorney proffer completed documented Two-page memo/email records counsel’s presentation of information Hatt wished to provide concerning Maxwell and Epstein. | EFTA01246379 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. The scanned heading says Hatt, not Hall. The source records allegations and proposed knowledge through counsel, not findings or necessarily a personal Hatt interview. |
| 2020-11-12 Lawrence (Larry) Visoski hist-2020-11-12-visoski · Visoski | witness proffer continuation completed documented October 7 agreement bears handwritten November 12 continuation; produced as3527-011. | EFTA00159723 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00087727 (PDF 9) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Continuation of original agreement, not a new immunity/cooperation bargain. |
| 2021-01-27 Redacted client represented by Megan Benett hist-2021-01-27-076 · 3501.076 | witness proffer completed documented Agreement and FD-302 document video interview of coded client; agreement includes video-procedure addendum. | EFTA01245989 (PDF 1, 2, 3) · PDF mirror EFTA01245979 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Video addendum prohibits recording/screenshots/copying supplied exhibits and use of outside materials without permission; requires identifying all participants and communicating when consulting counsel. Identity remains redacted; addendum is a procedure agreement, not a separate proffer event. |
| 2021-03-01 Redacted client, through attorneys Mariann Wang and Gloria Allred SUP-03 | Attorney proffer call memorandum Completed, document-confirmed The dated memorandum records a call to provide additional information since the client’s 2020 SDNY/FBI interview and says the client could be interviewed again. | EFTA00011526 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No proffer agreement or use restrictions are reproduced. The earlier 2020 interview is not automatically a protected proffer. |
| 2021-04-27 Redacted client (discovery 3501.479) hist-2021-04-27-479 · 3501.479 | proffer agreement agreement documented April 27 agreement has August 19 continuation; the latter is corroborated by a same-date FD-302. | EFTA01249938 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00017844 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Continuation date is handwritten and visually checked. FD-302 entered September 29,2021; actual interview August 19. |
| 2021-05-14 Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524) hist-2021-05-14-3524 · 3524 | witness proffer continuation completed documented July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation. | EFTA00028620 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates. |
| 2021-07-23 Lesley Groff hist-2021-07-23-groff · Groff | witness proffer completed documented Signed July 23 agreement and FD-302 establish a later Groff proffer with attorney Michael Bachner. | EFTA01682023 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01246216 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. FD-302 entered September 24, 2021 but investigation/interview date is July 23, 2021. This resolves the open question left by December 2019 refusal references. |
| 2021-08-04 Redacted client (discovery 3501.480) hist-2021-08-04-480 · 3501.480 | witness proffer completed documented Agreement and FD-302 establish August 4 SDNY interview. | EFTA01249950 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01249952 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. FD-302 entry date August 9 differs from event date August 4. No survivor identity inferred. |
| 2021-08-17 Redacted witness, through Wigdor partner Jeanne Christensen hist-2021-08-17-christensen · Christensen-client-2021-08-17 | attorney proffer completed documented Counsel described a witness’s allegations concerning Leon Black and willingness to speak with law enforcement. | EFTA02731655 (PDF 1, 2, 3, 4) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. The proffer is the witness’s lawyer speaking, not Leon Black proffering. Allegations are not adopted as proven; survivor remains unnamed. |
| 2021-08-19 Redacted client (discovery 3501.479) hist-2021-08-19-479 · 3501.479 | witness proffer completed documented April 27 agreement has August 19 continuation; the latter is corroborated by a same-date FD-302. | EFTA01249938 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA01249940 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. Continuation date is handwritten and visually checked. FD-302 entered September 29,2021; actual interview August 19. |
| 2021-08-20 Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524) hist-2021-08-20-3524 · 3524 | witness proffer continuation completed documented July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation. | EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates. |
| 2021-08-23 Redacted witness, through counsel SUP-04 · 3501.479 | Attorney proffer call memorandum Completed, document-confirmed The memorandum records an attorney call conveying supplemental recollections and availability of a witness list. | EFTA01249947 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No signed agreement or additional benefit is established. This supplements discovery group 3501.479; it is not evidence of a new person. |
| 2021-09-30 Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524) hist-2021-09-30-3524 · 3524 | witness proffer continuation completed documented July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation. | EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates. |
| 2021-10-01 Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524) hist-2021-10-01-3524 · 3524 | witness proffer continuation completed documented July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation. | EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates. |
| 2021-11-05 Redacted former assistant (discovery witness 3524) hist-2021-11-05-3524 · 3524 | witness proffer continuation completed documented July 12, 2019 proffer agreement represented by Joseph Nascimento, with this date recorded as the initial meeting or a continuation. | EFTA00040163 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00159466 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00027643 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | The SDNY agreement expressly says this is not a cooperation agreement and promises no plea, immunity, non-prosecution agreement, or favorable motion. It restricts direct use of meeting statements in the office’s case-in-chief/sentencing subject to stated exceptions; permits derivative investigative leads, cross-examination and rebuttal; excepts false statements/obstruction/perjury and fugitive status; permits use in specified sentence-reduction applications consistent with First Step Act section 402 and waives constitutional/statutory/rule suppression objections to contractually permitted uses; binds another requesting prosecutor to its provisions; applies only to the meeting and listed continuations. The participant’s name is redacted. Continuation dates read visually: 9/10/19, 5/14/21, 8/20/21, 9/30/21, 10/1/21, 11/5/21. Do not confuse report entry dates or production dates with interview dates. |
| By January 19, 2021 (memorandum date) Eva Dubin, through redacted counsel broader-eva-dubin-attorney-20210119 · 3501.059 | Brief attorney proffer documented in memorandum Completed, memo-confirmed A prosecutor’s note about arranging an Eva Dubin interview expressly describes a brief attorney proffer about what counsel understood her client had observed. | EFTA01245787 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No signed proffer agreement or specific use restriction appears. The memo does not make counsel’s assertions sworn testimony or independently established facts. Keep counsel and other redacted people unnamed. This is counsel’s presentation before the planned client interview, not proof that the client herself gave a protected proffer. |
| On or before July 28, 2020; actual presentation date unstated Larry Visoski, through counsel broader-visoski-attorney-before-20200728 · Visoski | Attorney proffer referenced in email Completed, reference-confirmed An internal exchange says Visoski’s counsel had supplied an attorney proffer concerning a potential CBP connection. The reply cautions against calling the lead promising. | EFTA00066570 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No operative agreement or use restrictions supplied. Do not confuse this attorney presentation with Visoski’s October 7 and November 12 personal proffers. The source expressly tempers speculation about the CBP contact; it does not establish wrongdoing. |
| Undated aggregate reference; underlying meeting dates unavailable Redacted participants in FBI activity inventory hist-undated-activity-log-reference · EFTA01684300-p17 | aggregate proffer inventory reference undated unmatched reference not additional count FBI activity-log excerpt contains multiple lines stating interviews occurred pursuant to proffer agreements; participant names and meeting dates are redacted or cut off. | EFTA01684300 (PDF 17) · PDF mirror | No operative proffer agreement or complete negotiated terms located for this event. Do not infer immunity, non-prosecution, cooperation status, oath, or truth of the underlying claims. Underlying records are not conclusively matched. Entries may overlap dated sessions already indexed. This is one aggregate reference row, not a count of additional interviews. |
MCC death and related inquiries
This section separates the investigation of Epstein’s death from a related MCC misconduct inquiry. The fourteen-person inmate roster in EFTA00161492 (PDF 1) is an interview list. Nine listed inmates have reports expressly saying they were interviewed pursuant to a proffer agreement. Four others are retained as ordinary-interview comparison entries, and Contreras’s September 3 interview has contemporaneous correspondence saying counsel preferred no proffer agreement. Contreras’s August 20 attorney presentation is a separate event.
The serial 176, Sanchez-Galan and Mojica notes are not absent merely because a compilation contains only their cover sheets. Separate bundles EFTA00126063 (PDF 1–3), EFTA00126115 (PDF 1–3) and EFTA00126090 (PDF 1–4) contain the released notes. The official DOJ OIG report also discusses an attorney proffer for Individual 1, while expressly reserving the accuracy of that account.
| Date and participant | Record and status | Evidence appearances | Terms and limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019-08-11 Individual 1, through counsel MCC-16 · OIG Individual 1 | Attorney proffer referenced by prosecutors and OIG Completed, reference-confirmed Contemporaneous August 11 email confirms an attorney presentation about Epstein’s August 9 call. A later email identifies an attachment dated August 11; the OIG report separately discusses this attorney proffer. | EFTA00066538 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00030456 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror Primary record (PDF 66–67; printed pages 59–60, footnote 34) | No signed agreement or use restrictions located. The OIG says it did not investigate the factual accuracy of the attorney proffer. Keep the OIG pseudonym. The date is supported by contemporaneous email and the attachment filename, not by a signed agreement. |
| Proposed on August 11, 2019 Individual 1 MCC-17 · OIG Individual 1 | Proposed telephone proffer Proposed; completion not established The August 11 email proposed a telephone proffer early the following week. The later OIG report says Individual 1 declined its interview request. | EFTA00066538 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror Primary record (PDF 66–67; printed pages 59–60, footnote 34) | No terms located. Declining an OIG interview does not establish whether every separate prosecutor contact failed. Do not turn the proposal into a completed session. |
| 2019-08-16 Efrain Reyes MCC-01 · Serial 67 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The cover sheet explicitly identifies a proffer under an agreement; the interview date is August 16, although the report was drafted August 28 and entered August 29. | EFTA00126106 (PDF 1–9) · PDF mirror EFTA00132208 (PDF 18) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact. |
| 2019-08-16 Christopher Santos Felix MCC-X01 · Serial 46 | Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control Interview confirmed; protected proffer not established This person appears in the 14-person inmate roster, but the reviewed FD-302 does not identify the interview as conducted pursuant to a proffer agreement. | EFTA00126118 (PDF 1–7) · PDF mirror | No proffer agreement or agreed use restriction is established by this record. The roster is an interview inventory, not a list of fourteen signed proffer agreements. |
| 2019-08-16 Edward Jimenez MCC-X02 · Serial 48 | Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control Interview confirmed; protected proffer not established This person appears in the 14-person inmate roster, but the reviewed FD-302 does not identify the interview as conducted pursuant to a proffer agreement. | EFTA00130149 (PDF 180–181) · PDF mirror | No proffer agreement or agreed use restriction is established by this record. The roster is an interview inventory, not a list of fourteen signed proffer agreements. |
| 2019-08-16 Leonardo Fernandez MCC-X03 · Serial 64 | Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control Interview confirmed; protected proffer not established This person appears in the 14-person inmate roster, but the reviewed FD-302 does not identify the interview as conducted pursuant to a proffer agreement. | EFTA00132208 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | No proffer agreement or agreed use restriction is established by this record. The roster is an interview inventory, not a list of fourteen signed proffer agreements. |
| 2019-08-19 Corey Latimer MCC-02 · Serial 50 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The FD-302 cover explicitly identifies an agreed proffer, followed by handwritten notes. | EFTA00126081 (PDF 1–5) · PDF mirror EFTA00130149 (PDF 185) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact. |
| 2019-08-20 MCC Employee 7 MCC-10 · Employee 7 / Serial 79 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed An employee interview in lieu of a federal grand-jury appearance. Several copies carry different report-entry dates but the same August 20 interview date. | EFTA00135558 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror EFTA00009958 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror EFTA00101264 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror | The FD-302 says the interview was voluntary and that the prosecutor reviewed a standard proffer agreement. Exact contractual clauses are not included. Do not count differently entered copies as new interviews. |
| 2019-08-20 Johnny Contreras, through attorney Andrew Patel MCC-14 | Attorney proffer referenced in contemporaneous email Completed, reference-confirmed A prosecutor states that Patel provided an attorney proffer at approximately 3:30 p.m. on August 20. | EFTA00018957 (PDF 1–2) · PDF mirror EFTA00020447 (PDF 2) · PDF mirror | Attorney presentation; no agreement terms supplied by the email. Keep this attorney presentation separate from the September 3 client interview. |
| 2019-08-20 Steven Lopez MCC-X04 · Serial 170 | Ordinary interview, retained as a false-positive control Interview confirmed; protected proffer not established This person appears in the 14-person inmate roster, but the reviewed FD-302 does not identify the interview as conducted pursuant to a proffer agreement. | EFTA00126086 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror | No proffer agreement or agreed use restriction is established by this record. The roster is an interview inventory, not a list of fourteen signed proffer agreements. |
| 2019-08-21 Christian Perez MCC-03 · Serial 177 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The August 21 interview was entered on December 20. That later entry date must not become the session date. | EFTA00126094 (PDF 1–5) · PDF mirror EFTA01688067 (PDF 244) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact. |
| 2019-08-22 Related MCC misconduct-investigation witness MCC-18 · MCC-related witness A | Client proffer referenced in FBI update Completed, reference-confirmed An FBI update expressly states that a witness was provided an attorney and proffered on August 22. This is in the separate sex/drug investigation section. | EFTA00102085 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | Agreement and any benefits were not located. The index withholds the witness’s name because the record concerns possible sexual victimization. This is not a trafficking-case proffer or proof of a death conspiracy. |
| 2019-08-26 Omar DeLeon MCC-04 · Serial 55 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The agreement is referenced in the FD-302; counsel and SDNY/FBI/OIG participants are listed. | EFTA00126068 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror EFTA00130149 (PDF 449) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact. |
| 2019-08-26 Angel Arroyo MCC-05 · Serial 101 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The surname appears in the cover sheet and the master roster supplies the full public name. The shorter compilation is not the complete released notes bundle. | EFTA00126058 (PDF 1–5) · PDF mirror EFTA00132684 (PDF 40–42) · PDF mirror EFTA00161492 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact. |
| 2019-08-28 Rayshaun Jones MCC-06 · Serial 122 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The cover sheet confirms an August 28 proffer. September 23 is the report-entry and drafting date. | EFTA00126075 (PDF 1–6) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. An interview summary records an account; its existence does not establish every statement as fact. |
| 2019-09-03 Johnny Contreras MCC-15 · Serial 74 | Interview after a proffer was proposed; no written agreement requested Completed interview; agreement expressly declined by counsel Emails first contemplated a proffer, then state that counsel preferred not to have a proffer agreement. A September 3 email confirms the meeting occurred and an FD-302 would follow. | EFTA00020447 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00132208 (PDF 173–176) · PDF mirror | No agreement was requested by counsel in the scheduling email. The term proffer in subsequent correspondence must not be treated as evidence of contractual immunity. The actual session is a documented interview. The public record reviewed does not establish protected-use terms. |
| 2019-09-04 Related MCC misconduct-investigation witness MCC-19 · MCC-related witness A | Scheduled further client proffer Scheduled; completion not established A late-August FBI email says the same witness is coming back for a further proffer on September 4. | EFTA01660840 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | Terms not shown. Scheduled date is not a verified completion date. |
| 2019-09-05 MCC inmate witness, serial 176 MCC-07 · Serial 176 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The compilation contains only the cover sheet at this location; a separate three-page PDF contains a cover sheet and two pages of notes. | EFTA00126063 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror EFTA01688067 (PDF 243) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. The name is redacted in the cited interview. The index retains the case serial rather than reconstructing identity. The released notes were located, so they are not classified as missing. |
| 2019-09-09 Carlos Sanchez-Galan MCC-08 · Serial 175 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The compilation cover sheet names Sanchez-Galan. The separate three-page release contains the cover and two handwritten pages dated September 9. | EFTA00126115 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror EFTA01688067 (PDF 242) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. The separate notes bundle has a redacted name. Matching date, FD-302 wording and serial-bearing compilation support the cross-reference. The notes are present in the release. |
| 2019-09-10 Jason Mojica MCC-09 · Serial 178 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The named compilation cover sheet and separate four-page release document a September 10 proffer and accompanying handwritten notes. | EFTA00126090 (PDF 1–4) · PDF mirror EFTA01688067 (PDF 245) · PDF mirror | The report states that the interview was pursuant to a proffer agreement. The signed agreement and its exact use restrictions were not located in this record. The name is redacted in the standalone PDF but visible in the serial-bearing compilation. The notes are present in the release. |
| 2019-09-11 MCC material handler, identity redacted MCC-11 · Serial 119 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed A material-handler interview in lieu of a grand-jury appearance, later continued on September 30. | EFTA00068273 (PDF 1–5) · PDF mirror | The FD-302 says the interview was voluntary and the prosecutor went over a standard proffer agreement. Signed terms were not located. Identity remains redacted. The continuation is separately indexed because it is a distinct interview date. |
| 2019-09-30 MCC Employee 4 MCC-12 · Employee 4 / Serial 143 | Continuation under prior proffer agreement Completed, document-confirmed A second interview of the material handler, explicitly carrying forward the earlier standard agreement. | EFTA00135607 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror EFTA00141088 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror | The prosecutor expressly states that the standard proffer agreement in effect for the first interview applies to this interview. The entry date is October 2; the interview date is September 30. |
| 2020-02-12 Related MCC inquiry participant, identity redacted MCC-20 · MCC index reference 2020-02-12 | FBI index reference to a proffer Referenced in inventory; underlying record not located The inventory contains a proffer title dated February 12, 2020 in the related MCC investigation section. | EFTA01730634 (PDF 98) · PDF mirror | No agreement or substantive interview record located. This row establishes a listed record. It is not an independently verified account of the meeting or a new identified person. |
| 2021-11-08 MCC correctional officer, identity redacted MCC-13 | Client proffer documented by FD-302 Completed, document-confirmed The first page explicitly records a briefing on proffer-agreement terms before an interview about MCC work and the disturbance-control team. | EFTA00040864 (PDF 1–8) · PDF mirror | Terms were briefed but the underlying agreement is not reproduced. The case number is redacted. The content identifies MCC/BOP context; no identity is inferred. |
Banking, cross-border and congressional records
| Date and participant | Record and status | Evidence appearances | Terms and limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 12, 2019 Deutsche Bank, through counsel (Parvin Daphne Moyne / Akin Gump and bank legal representatives proposed) broader-db-attorney-20190912 | Attorney proffer Completed; notes and planning correspondence public Handwritten notes explicitly identify a September 12 Deutsche Bank attorney proffer. The presentation addressed the bank relationship, onboarding, compliance review, accounts and termination. | EFTA01681984 (PDF 1, 2, 3) · PDF mirror EFTA00080971 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA00024410 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | Counsel proposed an overview of the bank relationship, Epstein-affiliated accounts, transactions and internal investigation findings, followed by identifying bank personnel for further questions. No executed use-immunity or cooperation agreement located in these sources. An attorney presentation is not Paul Morris giving personal testimony. A proffer does not itself prove criminal wrongdoing by the bank or any person. The estimated meeting length in scheduling emails is not a verified duration. |
| April 3–August 10, 2020 proposed-interview records; named draft undated Prince Andrew / Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, through counsel Gary Bloxsome broader-andrew-proposed-2020 · PA (MLAT request subject) | Proposed proffer agreement and negotiated voluntary interview Offered / negotiated; no completed proffer established by these sources U.S. authorities sought a voluntary interview in the UK, with a compelled UK interview as an alternative. A draft agreement and later correspondence document contemplated protections; they do not show execution or testimony. | EFTA00087994 (PDF 1, 8, 15, 16) · PDF mirror EFTA00101307 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror EFTA00022201 (PDF 1, 3, 4) · PDF mirror | April MLAT request offers a proffer letter on request. Undated named draft limits case-in-chief/sentencing use while preserving derivative leads, false-statement/perjury/obstruction exceptions, cross-examination and rebuttal. The August 10 email limits use/disclosure to a U.S.-government criminal investigation, prosecution, or related civil/asset-forfeiture action, absent a contrary court order. It rejects broader immunity and notes the right to decline questions or consult counsel. Not a signed immunity or cooperation agreement. No 2019 proffer date can be inferred from the standard form footer. Ordinary foreign police interviews are not converted into U.S. proffers by sharing an investigation subject. |
| Anticipated as of August 4, 2020; completed-session date unverified Morris, Deutsche Bank relationship manager (Paul Morris in related bank records) broader-morris-proposed-20200804 | Proposed personal proffer Anticipated; completion unverified Investigators told colleagues that a Morris proffer was likely in the near future and invited questions concerning the bank relationship. | EFTA00037187 (PDF 1, 2) · PDF mirror | Morris had retained counsel; no agreement or use restrictions appear in the email. Do not merge with the September 2019 Deutsche Bank attorney presentation. Do not identify an unreleased banker interview sought by Senate investigators as Morris without primary corroboration. The source identifies Morris by surname; the first-name association rests on the related bank record, not redaction reversal. |
| October 6, 2020 Redacted survivor, through redacted counsel broader-redacted-attorney-20201006 · 3501.210 (document family; identity not inferred) | Attorney proffer Completed attorney proffer; email summary public An SDNY email expressly records counsel providing an attorney proffer before planned interviews. The record summarizes potential first-hand evidence about Epstein and Maxwell. | EFTA01248576 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror EFTA01248577 (PDF 1) · PDF mirror | Attorney outlines topics the redacted client would cover in forthcoming interviews. No signed use-restriction agreement located in this source. Keep participant redacted. Do not adopt a third-party identification of this alleged survivor. The subsequent multi-day interview report does not itself label the interview a proffer in the reviewed opening; the attorney proffer is the indexed event. Do not treat a third-party London-location label as verified when location is redacted in the primary opening. |
| July 29, 2025 Ghislaine Maxwell, through David Oscar Markus, Leah Saffian and Melissa Madrigal broader-maxwell-conditional-congress-20250729 | Conditional congressional testimony offer (not completed proffer) Conditional offer The letter proposes conditions for congressional cooperation and an alternative clemency-dependent offer to testify publicly. It supplies no new completed proffer session. | Primary record (PDF 1, 2, 3) | Counsel requested formal immunity, a location outside prison, questions in advance, and delay until Supreme Court/habeas proceedings concluded. Alternatively counsel offered public testimony if clemency were granted. Keep separate from July 24–25 DOJ proffer interviews. Conditions requested are not benefits granted. February 9 2026 repetition is a further lead; original statement existence authenticated but full original text was not retrieved in this review. |
| November 3, 2025 offer; November 21 committee rejection Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, through counsel David E. Kendall broader-clintons-written-offer-20251103 | Congressional written-proffer offer Offered instead of live testimony; rejected in committee response Counsel asked the Committee to accept a written proffer of the Clintons’ information. The committee declined the requested substitute for in-person questioning. | Primary record (PDF 1, 2) | Counsel proposed written information instead of live testimony. No criminal-proffer use protection or immunity agreement established. This is congressional testimony-format correspondence, not a DOJ queen-for-a-day agreement. Rejection of written-only testimony does not establish guilt or obstruction beyond what any separate proceeding determines. |
| Date not disclosed; occurred before June 10, 2026 William H. Gates III (Bill Gates) broader-gates-usvi-date-unknown | Personal voluntary proffer (retrospectively confirmed by counsel) Reported completed in official congressional transcript; underlying record unavailable in this pass At Gates’s June 10 House interview, his lawyer stated Gates sat for a voluntary proffer with USVI representatives. Counsel described financial/tax and banking-related subject matter. | Primary record (PDF 1, 131) | Counsel Tom Clare described voluntary cooperation, document production and a voluntary proffer. No written agreement, immunity protection or formal case identifier disclosed in the cited passage. The June 10 congressional interview is the source of confirmation, not the date of the USVI proffer. Do not describe this as an SDNY proffer or a criminal cooperation agreement. USVI is a U.S. territory, not a foreign jurisdiction. |
Maxwell’s July 2025 agreement and two-day interview
| Date and participant | Record and status | Evidence appearances | Terms and limits |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 24–25, 2025 Ghislaine Maxwell maxwell-2025-07-24_25 · Maxwell 2025 | Personal DOJ proffer under one signed agreement Completed, agreement and transcripts available One two-day engagement. The current official release has five PDFs and sixteen WAV assets; tests, transcript formats and recording parts are not separate proffers. | EFTA02846680 (PDF 1–6) · PDF mirror · Primary source EFTA02846943 (PDF same transcript, condensed format) · PDF mirror · Primary source EFTA02847046 (PDF 1–3) · PDF mirror · Primary source EFTA02847203 (PDF same transcript, condensed format) · PDF mirror · Primary source EFTA02847269 (PDF 1–2) · PDF mirror · Primary source | Limited direct-use restrictions with derivative-evidence, cross-examination, rebuttal, false-statement, obstruction, perjury, fugitive and specified sentence-reduction exceptions. No cooperation, immunity, plea, nonprosecution or sentence-reduction promise. Paragraph 8 continues the agreement to July 25. Statements are Maxwell’s account, not independent corroboration. The transcript opening gives false-statement warnings; do not describe it as sworn testimony. |
The agreement locates the meeting at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Florida in Tallahassee. The transcript identifies Maxwell, Todd Blanche, Diego Pestana, FBI official Spencer R. Horn, Deputy U.S. Marshal Mark Beard, and defense counsel David Oscar Markus, Leah Saffian and Melissa Madrigal. The day-two opening confirms the same group and continuation of the same agreement. See EFTA02846680 (PDF 1–6) and EFTA02847046 (PDF 1–3).
| Agreement clause | Practical limit stated in the document |
|---|---|
| Paragraph 1 | No promise of cooperation, plea, immunity, nonprosecution or favorable-motion agreement. |
| Paragraph 2 | Limited direct-use restriction for statements in DOJ’s case-in-chief and sentencing, subject to enumerated exceptions including false statements, obstruction, perjury and later fugitive status. |
| Paragraph 3 | Derivative investigative leads and evidence remain usable; cross-examination and broad rebuttal uses are permitted. |
| Paragraphs 4–5 | Specified sentence-reduction applications permit additional uses, subject to First Step Act section 402. The signatory waives listed suppression objections for uses authorized by the agreement. |
| Paragraphs 6–7 | DOJ may share with another requesting prosecutor only conditioned on honoring the terms. Only meeting statements are covered; additional promises require a writing signed by all parties. |
| Paragraphs 8–9 | Continuation dates can carry the agreement forward; July 25 is listed. Attorney/client understanding is acknowledged. |
The two-page text is EFTA02847269 (PDF 1–2). Its protections should not be described as blanket or derivative-use immunity. Maxwell’s account remains an account to test against other evidence; favorable or exculpatory statements about third parties are not independent findings.
Maxwell release asset crosswalk
The current DOJ release page lists twenty-one assets: one agreement, four transcript PDFs and sixteen WAVs. The original DOJ interview page supplies the original transcript and WAV endpoints. The original page’s day-two full/condensed labels are reversed relative to their targets, so the table follows PDF contents and filenames.
| Session / asset | Identifiers | Direct sources | Extent and caution |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-07-24 full-size transcript | EFTA02846680 DOJ-OGR-00022393 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 263 PDF sheets 1–215; interview 2–214; certificate 215; 48 index sheets |
| 2025-07-24 condensed transcript | EFTA02846943 DOJ-OGR-00022656 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 103 PDF sheets Printed 1–215 in condensed format, then word index |
| 2025-07-25 full-size transcript | EFTA02847046 DOJ-OGR-00022759 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 157 PDF sheets Printed 216–338; interview 217–337; certificate 338; 34 index sheets |
| 2025-07-25 condensed transcript | EFTA02847203 DOJ-OGR-00022916 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 66 PDF sheets Printed 216–338 in condensed format, then word index |
| 2025-07-24; continued 2025-07-25 Signed proffer agreement | EFTA02847269 DOJ-OGR-00022982 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 2 PDF sheets Two-page signed agreement, with July 25 continuation. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Part 1 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731875 DOJ-OGR-00022984 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:00:31 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Part 2 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731876 DOJ-OGR-00022985 | Epstein Data viewer not verified Original DOJ file | 00:44:33 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Part 3 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731877 DOJ-OGR-00022986 | Epstein Data viewer not verified Original DOJ file | 01:06:24 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Part 4 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731878 DOJ-OGR-00022987 | Epstein Data viewer not verified Original DOJ file | 00:03:01 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Part 5 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731879 DOJ-OGR-00022988 | Epstein Data viewer not verified Original DOJ file | 01:00:53 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Part 6 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731880 DOJ-OGR-00022989 | Epstein Data viewer not verified Original DOJ file | 00:36:42 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Part 7 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731881 DOJ-OGR-00022990 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:24:46 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Test 1 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731882 DOJ-OGR-00022991 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:00:01 Recording test; not another interview. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Test 2 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731883 DOJ-OGR-00022992 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:00:02 Recording test; not another interview. |
| 2025-07-24 Day 1 – Test 3 – 7_24_25 | EFTA02731884 DOJ-OGR-00022993 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:00:11 Recording test; not another interview. |
| 2025-07-25 Day 2 – Part 1 – 7_25_25 | EFTA02731885 DOJ-OGR-00022994 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 01:11:28 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-25 Day 2 – Part 2 – 7_25_25 | EFTA02731886 DOJ-OGR-00022995 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:42:10 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-25 Day 2 – Part 3 – 7_25_25 | EFTA02731887 DOJ-OGR-00022996 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:00:49 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-25 Day 2 – Part 4 – 7_25_25 | EFTA02731888 DOJ-OGR-00022997 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:16:18 Original WAV header checked; EFTA crosswalk corroborated, not byte-verified. |
| 2025-07-25 Day 2 – Test 1 – 7_25_25 | EFTA02731889 DOJ-OGR-00022998 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:00:24 Recording test; not another interview. |
| 2025-07-25 Day 2 – Test 2 – 7_25_25 | EFTA02731890 DOJ-OGR-00022999 | Epstein Data record Original DOJ file | 00:00:25 Recording test; not another interview. |
The sixteen original WAV headers total approximately 6 hours 8 minutes 37 seconds, including five tests. That is an asset-duration measurement, not continuous coverage or the elapsed duration of the two meetings. The transcripts’ stated opening and closing times total about eight hours including breaks. Full audio was not auditioned for this index, and gated EFTA WAV copies were not hash-compared to the originals.
Court context as of October 9, 2026
The Supreme Court denied certiorari on October 6, 2025 in Maxwell’s NPA-related petition. The August 25, 2026 section 2255 opinion denied collateral relief. At pages 51–52, the court cited July 2025 interview statements as an additional, expressly unnecessary reason to reject her leadership-enhancement argument. That discussion does not adjudicate whether the proffer agreement was breached.
The September 23, 2026 order, criminal ECF 870 acknowledges a Rule 59(e) submission and directs victim-privacy review by October 14 before redacted docketing. It does not decide reconsideration. The order calls the prior ruling an August 24 order; the opinion copy examined is dated August 25. The available record therefore does not support saying all review is over.
Missing records, incomplete links and false positives
- An agreement may be referenced without its signed text being public. In those entries, no particular immunity or exception is assumed.
- A schedule is not completion. Morris, Andrew and several redacted witnesses retain proposed or unconfirmed labels. Gates’s USVI presentation is confirmed retrospectively in an official congressional transcript, but its date, agreement and underlying account were not located.
- Range references can overlap exact-date entries. The memo’s March–July 2019 series and the named Kellen November/December reference are retained without adding extra sessions to an event total.
- An FD-302 report-entry date can be months after the interview. The July 12, 2019 former-assistant interview appears in a report entered November 26; those are not two dates for the same purpose.
- The October 2019 memo-II.D.2 series has date and description differences among records. Source-specific date notes are retained; no identity is assigned from surrounding details.
- Draft plea factual statements, ordinary interviews, civil depositions, congressional depositions and refusals to cooperate are indexed or excluded according to what they actually establish.
- A released source can contain allegations, hearsay or advocacy. Inclusion establishes the documentary appearance, not the truth of every statement or guilt of an uncharged person.
- Search cannot prove the absence of sealed, withheld, undisclosed or OCR-invisible records. No claimant’s private contact details, redacted identity or victim-identifying contextual profile is reconstructed.
Research coverage and reproducibility
The public corpus search for proffer returned 2,680 page hits across 1,361 document identifiers. Prefix and alternate-phrase checks, attorney/reverse-proffer queries, primary prosecution memoranda, agreement forms, notebook neighbors, image-similarity leads, MCC serial inventories and official congressional and judicial records were cross-checked. The hit count includes repeated copies, quoted legal usage and unrelated cases; it is not a proffer count.
Secondary reporting supplied leads, then primary pages determined inclusion. Targeted checks covered Butterfly Bureau, Ellie Leonard, American Freakshow, Bekah Day, Lisa Tait, R. Howard Stone, Greg Conners, Heather Ashley, Edith J. Kohn, Hacking, but Legal, and Kait Justice. Acorn’s handwritten-record reporting was also checked. A bounded check yielding no new source is not a full review of every archive or paid publication.
The research log records what each lead established, what remained unavailable and why a candidate was excluded. In particular, the updated Visoski identification is supported by the named primary report; an older CBP-officer attribution is not used. Similarly, a third-party name attached to the October 6, 2020 redacted survivor attorney record is not adopted.
Related EpsteinWiki coverage
- Ghislaine Maxwell Proffer Audio Recordings, DOJ Native WAV Files DOJ-OGR-00022990 Through DOJ-OGR-00022999
- Maxwell Proffer
- EFTA02731039: The June 2019 Prosecution Memorandum Against Jeffrey Epstein
- EFTA02731200: The 2020 Prosecution Memo on an Epstein Assistant
- How To Reconstruct a Federal Investigation From Attorney Proffer Records
- EFTA00037187: FBI Emails About Paul Morris, a Planned Proffer and Deutsche Bank’s Epstein Relationship
- EFTA01731021: FBI Serial Export Manifest for the Epstein and Maxwell Investigation
Source list
Every event row links its evidence appearances and page positions. The structured evidence register deduplicates those documents and maps them back to entry identifiers. Key primary collections and useful discovery sources follow.
- DOJ Epstein Library and Maxwell proffer release
- Original DOJ Maxwell transcripts and audio
- DOJ OIG report 23-085
- EFTA02731082 (December 2019 prosecution memorandum), EFTA02731200 (2020 assistant memorandum), and EFTA01730634 (FBI inventory)
- House Oversight November 21, 2025 Clinton counsel letter
- Maxwell section 2255 opinion and September 23, 2026 procedural order
- Epstein Data image-similarity lead
- Acorn: The Missing Proffers in the Epstein Files (discovery lead; primary records control)
- R. Howard Stone lead-verification report (secondary research; checked against named primary records)
- Tommy Carstensen public disclosure crosswalk (mirror and asset crosswalk, with limits stated above)