Dana Burns
The name Dana Burns appears in Epstein Data’s reconstructed flight record index for early 2005. The available secondary index associates the name with travel recorded between January 6 and April 6, 2005. This article documents the indexed appearances while preserving the distinction between a name in a flight record and the identity, occupation, knowledge or conduct of a particular person.
Snapshot
| Field | Evidence summary |
|---|---|
| Name as indexed | Dana Burns |
| Period recorded in flight index | January 6 to April 6, 2005 |
| Indexed record mentions | 27 in 11 source documents, subject to deduplication |
| Reported shared flights | 43 graph connections or shared flight relationships, not 43 unique trips by Dana Burns |
| Primary records to compare | EFTA01596205, EFTA01278123, EFTA01661868 |
| Legal status | No criminal allegation established by these records |
Important Findings and Key Takeaways
- The index reports a defined travel interval. Indexed mentions are concentrated between January and April 2005.
- Shared flight counts need caution. A graph connection may reflect a co-listed name on one flight leg and can be repeated across source copies of a manifest.
- Source versions overlap. Multiple EFTA documents may reproduce a single underlying flight log, so record mentions cannot simply be added to produce trip totals.
- Identification remains limited. The cited public index does not independently establish Dana Burns’s occupation, relationship to Epstein or role in any unlawful activity.
Flight Appearances and Documented Associations
The Epstein Data entity index reports eight shared indexed flights with Jeffrey Epstein and pilot Larry Visoski between January 6 and April 6, 2005, five with Sarah Kellen, five with Nadia Marcinkova, five with Larry Morrison, five with David Mullen, two with Adriana Mucinska, two with Bill Hammond, and one each with Ghislaine Maxwell, Jean Luc Brunel and Andrea Mitrovich. These are secondary index associations, not conclusions that any two named individuals knew each other or committed an offense.
Individual original exhibits, including EFTA01596205, EFTA01278123, EFTA01661868, EFTA02304932 and EFTA00236034, should be compared by date, aircraft, origin, destination and the underlying handwriting. Transcription and duplicate source records may change the number of independently supported legs.
Evidence Register
| Indexed source identifier | Investigation use |
|---|---|
| EFTA01596205 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA01278123 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA01661868 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA02304932 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA00236034 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA01140114 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA00158250 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA00178778 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA01081228 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA00178696 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
| EFTA00186431 | Compare original indexed mention, trip context, pagination and any duplicate recording |
Identity and Legal Safeguards
A flight listing can establish that a name was written or entered in a record. It cannot by itself establish exact identity, actual boarding, the passenger’s knowledge, the purpose of travel, consent or misconduct. The records should not be used to attach allegations to a namesake or to draw inferences about a person’s criminal status.
Cross Referenced Research
The Epstein Data entity profile for Dana Burns provides the aggregated count and connections. Its source and graph counts are leads requiring inspection of the original EFTA scans. The Epstein Data flight index supports date and aircraft filtering. The Epstein Data Wiki account of flight operations explains the manifest process, unidentified passenger labels and the limits of pilot logs.
Open Questions
- Which underlying original logs correspond to each of the 11 indexed source documents?
- What independent identifier, if any, establishes which Dana Burns is named?
- Which entries record completed flights rather than tentative plans?
- Are there relevant contemporaneous interviews or declarations that clarify the passenger’s role without speculation?