Frederique Todd: An Unidentified Name in Epstein’s Flight Logs
Snapshot
| Field | Verified information |
|---|---|
| Name in the record | Frederique Todd |
| Identity status | Not independently established |
| Documented reference | A named entry in a pilot’s flight log |
| Date | November 26, 2002 |
| Route | JFK to PBI, New York to Palm Beach |
| Aircraft | Boeing 727, registration N908JE |
| Primary source | DOJ flight log released in U.S. v. Maxwell, printed and PDF page 98 |
The DOJ flight log records the name “Frederique Todd” beside a November 26, 2002 flight from JFK to PBI. The entry establishes that this name appears in the log. It does not establish a verified biography, the purpose of the journey, or knowledge of Epstein’s criminal conduct.
What the Primary Record Shows
Page 98 of the log contains a handwritten entry numbered 164. The date column places it on November 26, 2002. The departure and arrival columns read JFK and PBI. The aircraft columns use ditto marks referring to the Boeing 727 and registration N908JE identified above on the same page.
The name “Frederique Todd” appears in the remarks column. The page bears pilot David Rodgers’s signature. This is a flight log entry, not a biographical record or a finding of misconduct.
| Evidence | What it establishes | What remains unresolved |
|---|---|---|
| Handwritten entry on page 98 | The name appears beside the November 26 flight | The passenger’s independently verified identity |
| Date, route and aircraft columns | The recorded journey was JFK to PBI aboard N908JE | The reason for travel |
| Remarks column | The wording “Frederique Todd” is visible | Occupation, background and the nature of any relationship with Epstein |
Identity and Source Limits
Public flight indexes reproduce the same name and journey. Epstein Exposed’s entry also lists Frederique Todd on that date. These are secondary presentations of the aviation record. Repetition across indexes does not independently establish who the person was.
The sources reviewed do not provide a reliable biographical identification. The unaccented spelling is retained because that is how the name appears in the record. No similarly named person’s career, photograph or personal history can responsibly be attached to this entry without further evidence.
The following row, dated December 1, includes the separate name “Todd.” That abbreviated entry cannot be attributed to Frederique Todd from this page alone.
EpsteinWiki’s flight research guide explains the importance of checking underlying records and distinguishing a passenger entry from evidence of criminal conduct. This entry provides no basis for assigning a criminal role, witness status or survivor status to the person named.
Open Questions
- Is there a reliable public source that independently identifies the person recorded as Frederique Todd?
- Does another authenticated, unredacted public record explain the context or purpose of this particular journey?
Sources
- U.S. Department of Justice flight log, released in U.S. v. Maxwell, printed and PDF page 98. Primary flight log.
- DOJ document landing page, identifying the flight log release.
- Epstein’s Black Book flight manifest page 15, secondary transcription of the November 26, 2002 entry.
- Epstein Exposed flight entry, secondary index of the same journey.
- EpsteinWiki flight research guide, guidance on interpreting aviation records.
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Frederique Todd: An Unidentified Name in Epstein’s Flight Logs
Snapshot
| Field | Verified information |
|---|---|
| Name in the record | Frederique Todd |
| Identity status | Not independently established |
| Documented reference | A named entry in a pilot’s flight log |
| Date | November 26, 2002 |
| Route | JFK to PBI, New York to Palm Beach |
| Aircraft | Boeing 727, registration N908JE |
| Primary source | DOJ flight log released in U.S. v. Maxwell, printed and PDF page 98 |
The DOJ flight log records the name “Frederique Todd” beside a November 26, 2002 flight from JFK to PBI. The entry establishes that this name appears in the log. It does not establish a verified biography, the purpose of the journey, or knowledge of Epstein’s criminal conduct.
What the Primary Record Shows
Page 98 of the log contains a handwritten entry numbered 164. The date column places it on November 26, 2002. The departure and arrival columns read JFK and PBI. The aircraft columns use ditto marks referring to the Boeing 727 and registration N908JE identified above on the same page.
The name “Frederique Todd” appears in the remarks column. The page bears pilot David Rodgers’s signature. This is a flight log entry, not a biographical record or a finding of misconduct.
| Evidence | What it establishes | What remains unresolved |
|---|---|---|
| Handwritten entry on page 98 | The name appears beside the November 26 flight | The passenger’s independently verified identity |
| Date, route and aircraft columns | The recorded journey was JFK to PBI aboard N908JE | The reason for travel |
| Remarks column | The wording “Frederique Todd” is visible | Occupation, background and the nature of any relationship with Epstein |
Identity and Source Limits
Public flight indexes reproduce the same name and journey. Epstein Exposed’s entry also lists Frederique Todd on that date. These are secondary presentations of the aviation record. Repetition across indexes does not independently establish who the person was.
The sources reviewed do not provide a reliable biographical identification. The unaccented spelling is retained because that is how the name appears in the record. No similarly named person’s career, photograph or personal history can responsibly be attached to this entry without further evidence.
The following row, dated December 1, includes the separate name “Todd.” That abbreviated entry cannot be attributed to Frederique Todd from this page alone.
EpsteinWiki’s flight research guide explains the importance of checking underlying records and distinguishing a passenger entry from evidence of criminal conduct. This entry provides no basis for assigning a criminal role, witness status or survivor status to the person named.
Open Questions
- Is there a reliable public source that independently identifies the person recorded as Frederique Todd?
- Does another authenticated, unredacted public record explain the context or purpose of this particular journey?
Sources
- U.S. Department of Justice flight log, released in U.S. v. Maxwell, printed and PDF page 98. Primary flight log.
- DOJ document landing page, identifying the flight log release.
- Epstein’s Black Book flight manifest page 15, secondary transcription of the November 26, 2002 entry.
- Epstein Exposed flight entry, secondary index of the same journey.
- EpsteinWiki flight research guide, guidance on interpreting aviation records.