• Butterfly Bureau Interview on From the Writer’s Cabin

    Event Details Event Name: Butterfly Bureau Interview on From the Writer's Cabin Date: June 18, 2026 Time: Check the YouTube event page for the scheduled start time. Location: Online Livestream Watch Here: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZRkWjXymm_4 Description The Butterfly Bureau joins From the Writer's Cabin for an in depth discussion about the future of independent Epstein investigations, survivor ...

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  • The Butterfly Bureau Official Launch

    The Butterfly Bureau officially launches on June 30, 2026. Built around the principles of truth, transparency, and accountability, The Butterfly Bureau is an independent investigative media project dedicated to evidence based reporting, open source intelligence, public records research, and collaborative investigations. Our mission is simple. Follow the evidence. Preserve the receipts. Ask the questions others ...

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  • Butterfly Bureau Episode 4: Who is Juliette Bryant?

    In Episode 4 of the Butterfly Bureau, Epstein survivor Juliette Bryant joins Dr. Patsy Evans and the EpsteinWiki research team for a deeply personal conversation about recruitment, coercion, abuse, survival, and the long fight for truth. Juliette describes how a promised modeling opportunity in Cape Town led her into Jeffrey Epstein’s international network. She discusses ...

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  • Episode 5: Was Jeffrey Epstein a Spy?

    The next episode of The Butterfly Bureau investigates one of the most persistent and controversial questions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. Recently released records include an FBI confidential human source report containing allegations that Epstein had connections to United States and allied intelligence services. An internal SDNY email preserved the claim that Alexander Acosta had been told ...

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  • Episode 7: Who Helped Jeffrey Epstein Launder His Reputation? Part One

    Join the Butterfly Bureau for Episode 7, Who Helped Jeffrey Epstein Launder His Reputation? Part 1. Jeffrey Epstein did not repair his public image alone. After his crimes became public, a network of attorneys, publicists, academics, media figures, reputation managers, and digital operatives helped bury damaging information beneath a carefully constructed online identity. In Part ...

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