Sleuth Report: Bekah Day Examines the Fourteen People Thomas Massie Called Epstein Co Conspirators

PostedSeptember 16, 2026

UpdatedSeptember 16, 2026

ByEpsteinWiki

Overview

In A Crash Course Into the 14 Names on Rep. Thomas Massie’s Epstein List, researcher Bekah Day introduces the fourteen people Representative Thomas Massie publicly identified as alleged Jeffrey Epstein co conspirators during a September 2026 House floor speech.

The list includes bankers, billionaires, modeling figures, a royal, an entertainer and one of Epstein’s longest serving employees.

Massie called for the Justice Department to investigate the fourteen people. His speech placed the names into the Congressional Record and protected his statements through the constitutional privilege afforded to legislative debate.

That does not make the fourteen people legally recognized co conspirators.

Some have been accused directly by survivors. Some were investigated or sued. Some maintained extensive financial or operational relationships with Epstein. Others are documented primarily through correspondence, social contact or professional introductions.

Only Jean Luc Brunel faced criminal charges directly related to allegations from women and girls in Epstein’s wider modeling network. He died before trial. Andrew Mountbatten Windsor settled Virginia Giuffre’s civil lawsuit without admitting liability. Several others faced civil allegations that they denied.

None of the fourteen has been convicted in the United States of participating in Epstein’s trafficking operation.

Bekah Day’s report is valuable as a network guide. It should not be treated as a substitute for individual evidence files, complete court records or a legal determination of conspiracy.

Key Findings

Thomas Massie publicly named fourteen people and called them Epstein co conspirators.
Massie’s statement was a congressional accusation, not a criminal charge, indictment or judicial finding.
The fourteen people do not share the same evidentiary status.
Jes Staley, Leon Black and Les Wexner had substantial financial or institutional relationships with Epstein.
Jean Luc Brunel, Daniel Siad and Ramsey Elkholy were connected to international modeling and recruitment activity.
Lesley Groff served as an Epstein employee and coordinated calendars, travel, appointments and communications.
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, Glenn Dubin, Thomas Pritzker and Leon Black were accused in civil statements or lawsuits. They denied wrongdoing.
Sarah Kellen accused Frédéric Fekkai of assaulting her and introducing her to Epstein. The House Oversight Committee referred the allegation to the Justice Department.
The available evidence involving Lapo Elkann and Edoardo Teodorani Fabbri establishes contact and correspondence but does not independently establish participation in trafficking.
Bekah Day correctly highlights the importance of investigating the relationships, but several descriptions require legal and evidentiary qualification.

The Fourteen Names at a Glance

Name	Documented Epstein Connection	Allegation or Legal Status
Jes Staley	JPMorgan executive, extensive correspondence, visits and advocacy for retaining Epstein as a client	No Epstein related criminal charge
Leon Black	Paid Epstein at least $158 million for claimed financial and estate services	Faced civil allegations, denied wrongdoing, no finding of liability
Les Wexner	Gave Epstein power of attorney and extraordinary control over finances and property	Says Epstein deceived him, no Epstein related criminal charge
David Copperfield	Attended gatherings with Epstein and appears in witness and FBI records	Denied knowledge of criminal conduct, no Epstein related charge
Lapo Elkann	Appears in correspondence and social records involving Epstein associates	No established trafficking charge
Thomas Pritzker	Exchanged repeated communications with Epstein	Accused by Virginia Giuffre, denied wrongdoing, no criminal charge
Glenn Dubin	Longstanding social and financial relationship with Epstein	Accused by Virginia Giuffre, denied wrongdoing, no criminal charge
Frédéric Fekkai	Social contact, salon arrangements and alleged introduction of Sarah Kellen to Epstein	Accused by Kellen, allegation referred to DOJ
Edoardo Teodorani Fabbri	Years of direct correspondence with Epstein	No public criminal charge related to Epstein
Jean Luc Brunel	Modeling agent financially and professionally connected to Epstein	Charged in France, died before trial
Daniel Siad	Modeling scout who sent Epstein photographs and recruitment information	Faced complaints and investigation in France, died before resolution
Ramsey Elkholy	Introduced models to Epstein and exchanged explicit correspondence	Admitted introductions, denied illegal conduct and payment
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor	Social relationship, flights, visits and continued contact after Epstein’s conviction	Settled Giuffre lawsuit without admission, denied allegations
Lesley Groff	Epstein’s executive assistant from 2001 through 2019	Named in the non prosecution agreement, denied knowledge, never charged

Why Massie Named Them

During his House floor remarks, Massie argued that the Justice Department had failed to investigate and prosecute the people who financed, facilitated or participated in Epstein’s network.

Massie did not present fourteen identical criminal cases. He grouped together people whose names arose through different forms of evidence.

Some were named by survivors. Some appeared in financial records. Some worked for Epstein. Some facilitated introductions. Some maintained relationships with him after his 2008 conviction.

The speech was intended to force public attention and demand investigations. It should be understood as a political and investigative intervention rather than a formal charging document.

EpsteinWiki has a separate record of the speech at Thomas Massie Reads Fourteen Alleged Epstein Co Conspirator Names on the House Floor.

Evidence Discussed

Jes Staley

Jes Staley worked at JPMorgan for more than three decades and later became chief executive of Barclays.

The released record documents hundreds of communications between Staley and Epstein. Staley visited Epstein properties, exchanged sexually suggestive messages with him and advocated for JPMorgan to retain Epstein as a client after Epstein’s 2008 conviction.

During his 2026 House Oversight interview, Staley acknowledged that Epstein had helped his career. He also testified that he viewed Epstein’s Florida crime as an isolated offense and believed Epstein had reformed.

The House Oversight Committee released Staley’s transcript in August 2026.

Bekah Day discusses messages referring to “Snow White.” The documented exchange has been widely attributed to Staley. However, separate communications from a redacted sender should not be attributed to him solely because the language appears similar.

The emails establish an unusually close relationship. They do not independently prove that Staley participated in Epstein’s abuse.

Leon Black

Leon Black’s relationship with Epstein is strongest in the financial record.

Black acknowledged paying Epstein approximately $158 million for tax, estate, trust and family office advice. A Senate Finance Committee investigation later identified approximately $169.8 million transferred from Black related accounts to Epstein controlled entities.

EFTA01927911 documents two April 2014 payments totaling $10 million from Black related sources.

Southern Trust Company received most of its reported revenue from accounts associated with Black. The amount and informality of the compensation remain central investigative questions.

Black faced civil sexual assault allegations from Guzel Ganieva, Cheri Pierson and an anonymous plaintiff. He denied the allegations.

Those cases did not produce findings that Black committed the alleged assaults. Ganieva’s claims were dismissed largely because of an earlier settlement. Pierson ended her case. The Jane Doe litigation encountered serious disputes concerning evidence.

In 2023, Black agreed to pay the United States Virgin Islands $62.5 million in exchange for a release from possible claims. The settlement did not include an admission of wrongdoing.

Les Wexner

Les Wexner gave Epstein extraordinary authority over his finances and property.

Epstein obtained power of attorney and became involved in Wexner’s investments, trusts, philanthropy, residences and business relationships. Wexner’s association gave Epstein wealth, property and social legitimacy.

Wexner has said Epstein deceived him and misappropriated substantial amounts of money.

Bekah Day challenges Wexner’s claim that he severed ties after Epstein’s legal trouble by pointing to a 2008 email. That email establishes post conviction contact. It does not, without further records, establish that the full financial or professional relationship continued unchanged.

The distinction matters. Contact after an asserted separation can contradict claims of complete personal disengagement, but it does not automatically prove continuing business authority.

David Copperfield

David Copperfield appears in witness accounts and records connected to gatherings at Epstein’s Manhattan residence.

Johanna Sjoberg testified that she met Copperfield at a dinner in Epstein’s home. She recalled him asking whether girls knew that other girls were being paid to recruit them.

Copperfield has said he attended a dinner, performed magic and observed nothing suggesting criminal activity.

Other records describe tickets or access provided to women within Epstein’s circle. The FBI separately investigated an unrelated sexual misconduct allegation involving Copperfield. Prosecutors did not charge him.

The phrase “clear connection” in an investigative document establishes that investigators recognized an association. It is not itself proof of criminal participation.

Lapo Elkann

Lapo Elkann is a member of the Agnelli family and appears in Epstein related correspondence and photographs involving people in Epstein’s social network.

Bekah Day cites an email in which Epstein wrote that he had called Lapo and left a message.

The email establishes attempted contact. It does not, by itself, prove that Elkann and Epstein were close friends or that Elkann participated in recruitment.

Elkann’s importance lies in the wider Italian social and business network that also included people connected to the Agnelli family, modeling, fashion and Paolo Zampolli.

Thomas Pritzker

Thomas Pritzker is a member of the family associated with Hyatt Hotels.

Released emails show direct and repeated communications between Pritzker and Epstein involving travel, politics, business, family matters and women.

One communication concerned assisting Karyna Shuliak with travel in Asia and included language about “finding females.” The wording warrants scrutiny, but the full communication and surrounding context must be examined before assigning a criminal purpose.

Virginia Giuffre stated in a deposition that Pritzker sexually abused her. Pritzker denied the allegation.

He has not been charged or found liable for abusing Giuffre.

Glenn Dubin

Glenn Dubin and his wife, Eva Andersson Dubin, maintained a longstanding relationship with Epstein.

Eva had previously dated Epstein. Epstein later became godfather to one of the Dubins’ children. The family traveled with him and maintained contact after his conviction.

Glenn Dubin’s Highbridge Capital transaction with JPMorgan was facilitated in part through Epstein and Jes Staley. Epstein reportedly received a substantial fee connected to the deal.

Glenn and Eva Dubin also sent a supportive letter to Epstein’s probation officer. They wrote that they were comfortable allowing Epstein around their children.

Virginia Giuffre identified Glenn Dubin in allegations concerning men to whom she said Epstein and Maxwell trafficked her. Dubin denied the allegation.

His documented relationship with Epstein is extensive. The sexual abuse allegation remains unadjudicated.

Frédéric Fekkai

Frédéric Fekkai is a celebrity hairstylist whose social and professional circles overlapped with Epstein, Maxwell and the Dubin family.

Sarah Kellen told congressional investigators that Fekkai sexually assaulted her and introduced her to Epstein around 2000 or 2001. According to reporting on her testimony, Kellen said Epstein was presented as a Victoria’s Secret model scout.

The House Oversight Committee referred allegations concerning Fekkai and former Miami Beach mayor Philip Levine to the Justice Department.

A referral is a request for investigation. It is not a criminal charge or a finding that the allegation is true.

Epstein records also show salon appointments and services arranged for women in his circle. Those appointments establish a continuing connection but do not prove that salon employees knew about trafficking.

Edoardo Teodorani Fabbri

Edoardo Teodorani Fabbri appears hundreds of times in the released records.

The correspondence spans years and includes Teodorani addressing Epstein as “master.” In one 2012 email, Teodorani told Epstein he was in North Dakota examining an investment and had something interesting to show him.

The language demonstrates familiarity and deference. It does not independently establish involvement in sexual abuse or trafficking.

Teodorani’s significance is primarily network based. His connections touch the Agnelli business world, Italian industrial interests and people within Epstein’s European social circle.

Jean Luc Brunel

Jean Luc Brunel was one of the most consequential modeling figures in Epstein’s network.

Epstein provided financial backing connected to MC2 Model Management, while Brunel operated within the international modeling industry. Multiple women accused Brunel of rape, sexual assault and recruiting girls and young women.

French authorities arrested Brunel in 2020. He faced charges involving rape and sexual harassment when he died in custody in 2022.

Because Brunel died before trial, the criminal charges were never adjudicated.

It is reasonable to describe Epstein as a financial backer of MC2 and Brunel as its central operator. Describing them simply as equal founders can obscure the corporate history and the different roles they played.

Bekah Day’s statement that Brunel had been hiding in Brazil with Maxwell is not established by the available evidence and should not be repeated as fact.

Daniel Siad

Daniel Siad was a French modeling scout whose correspondence documents travel, photographs, model scouting and reports to Epstein.

Released messages show him discussing women and girls in transactional and dehumanizing ways. His communications covered locations including Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Women accused Siad of sexual assault and recruitment. French authorities were investigating him when he died in July 2026.

His death ended the possibility of resolving those allegations through a criminal trial against him.

The correspondence justifies a serious trafficking investigation. It remains important to distinguish documentary evidence of scouting from a completed judicial finding that every woman he contacted was trafficked.

Ramsey Elkholy

Ramsey Elkholy was a New York modeling manager who communicated with Epstein over many years.

The emails include descriptions of models, proposed introductions and sexually explicit language. Elkholy acknowledged introducing approximately five or six models to Epstein.

He denied doing anything illegal and denied receiving payment from Epstein. He said he was ashamed of the language and had been trying to impress Epstein.

Bekah Day concludes that the files make it clear Elkholy received something in exchange. That claim requires a specific payment, benefit or transactional record. Correspondence suggesting access or favors may justify investigation, but it should not be described as a proven payment without documentation.

EpsteinWiki maintains a detailed evidence page on Ramsey Elkholy.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor

Andrew’s relationship with Epstein is extensively documented through photographs, flights, visits and correspondence.

Virginia Giuffre alleged that Epstein and Maxwell trafficked her to Andrew on three occasions when she was seventeen. Andrew denied meeting or sexually abusing her.

Giuffre sued Andrew in federal court. The parties settled in 2022 without an admission of liability.

Andrew’s military affiliations, patronages and royal status were removed in stages. In February 2026, British police arrested him on suspicion of misconduct in public office connected to his work as a trade envoy. He was released under investigation without charge.

The public office investigation is connected to his communications and official role. It should not be described as an arrest for Giuffre’s sexual abuse allegation.

EpsteinWiki documents the case at Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, Formerly Prince Andrew.

Lesley Groff

Lesley Groff served as Epstein’s executive assistant from 2001 until his 2019 arrest.

She scheduled appointments and massages, arranged travel, maintained contact information, communicated with young women and coordinated with Epstein’s household and accounting staff.

Groff was one of the named potential co conspirators protected by Epstein’s South Florida non prosecution agreement. She was never federally charged.

During her 2026 congressional testimony, Groff denied knowing about Epstein’s abuse and denied being a co conspirator.

Six survivors later challenged portions of her account. One FBI survivor interview preserved as EFTA00090339 records interactions relevant to Groff’s duties. EFTA02062951 contains travel evidence relevant to her administrative role.

An internal SDNY memorandum preserved as EFTA02731082 examined possible charges against potential co conspirators after Epstein’s death.

Groff’s high volume of appearances in the files reflects her administrative position. It does not mean she necessarily knew everything Epstein did. The survivor accounts and operational records nevertheless justify continued examination of what she knew, observed and facilitated.

Why This Matters

The fourteen names show that Epstein’s network was not a single social circle.

It joined private banking, private equity, retail, hotels, modeling, fashion, entertainment, royalty and household administration.

Those sectors provided different forms of power.

Bankers kept Epstein financially functional. Wealthy clients supplied enormous revenue. Modeling figures provided access to young women. Social contacts gave Epstein prestige. Employees maintained the calendars, travel and communications that allowed the operation to function.

The evidence does not establish that every person within those sectors committed the same conduct. It does show why investigators must examine roles rather than simply count names.

For survivors, the central failure has been the absence of sustained investigations into the people surrounding Epstein. Public attention repeatedly returns to celebrity associations while the financial, administrative and recruitment systems receive less scrutiny.

Massie’s speech does not resolve criminal responsibility. It does make it harder for the government to claim that no identifiable investigative leads remain.

Fact Check

Supported: Massie named fourteen people

Massie publicly read the fourteen names on the House floor and called for Justice Department investigations.

Important qualification: They are not legally established co conspirators

Massie’s label was an accusation made during legislative debate. It was not based on fourteen indictments or fourteen judicial findings.

Supported: Bekah Day identifies genuine documented Epstein connections

Every person on the list has a documented connection, allegation or investigative relevance. The strength and nature of those connections vary substantially.

Correction: Leon Black’s accusers should not all be described as “known victims”

They are accusers or plaintiffs. Their allegations had different origins and legal outcomes. Guzel Ganieva was not established as someone first victimized by Epstein or Maxwell.

Qualification: A 2008 Wexner email proves contact, not necessarily a continuing financial relationship

The message is relevant because it occurred after Wexner said he separated from Epstein. More evidence is required to define the nature of the contact.

Qualification: Epstein’s attempted call to Lapo Elkann does not prove a close friendship

It proves Epstein tried to contact him and connected Elkann to the surrounding network.

Correction: Brunel was not proven to have hidden in Brazil with Maxwell

That assertion is not supported by the presently available record.

Qualification: Epstein financed MC2, while Brunel operated it

The evidence supports a close financial and operational connection. The simplified claim that the two men jointly founded and used the company for trafficking should be tied to specific corporate records and survivor accounts.

Qualification: Ramsey Elkholy’s compensation is not established merely through suggestive emails

Elkholy admitted introductions but denied payment and illegal conduct. Any claim that he received compensation requires a documented transfer, benefit or agreement.

Qualification: File frequency does not prove knowledge

Lesley Groff’s name appears throughout Epstein’s records because she was his executive assistant. Frequency supports operational importance but does not, by itself, establish criminal intent.

Qualification: Photographs establish proximity, not guilt

Several images in Bekah Day’s report show the named people with Epstein, Maxwell, young women or other associates. Photographs may establish presence, contact or chronology. They do not independently establish a person’s age, victim status or knowledge of criminal conduct.

Key Takeaways

Bekah Day provides a useful entry point for understanding the fourteen names Massie placed into the Congressional Record.

The list combines people with substantially different relationships to Epstein. Some financed him. Some worked for him. Some introduced models. Some were accused directly by survivors. Others appear primarily in correspondence and social records.

Massie’s decision to call them co conspirators increased political pressure but did not change their legal status.

The strongest cases for further investigation involve financial dependence, recruitment communications, survivor testimony, post conviction assistance and the administrative machinery surrounding Epstein.

The weakest conclusions are those based only on photographs, family trees, social proximity or an isolated message.

The proper response is neither automatic exoneration nor guilt by association. It is a documented, person by person investigation with survivor testimony, financial records, communications and court evidence placed in their correct context.

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Questions for Further Investigation

What specific documents did Massie rely upon for each of the fourteen names?
Did Massie review unredacted FBI records that have not been released publicly?
Has the Justice Department opened or reopened an investigation into any person on the list?
Which names appear in the complete SDNY potential co conspirator memorandum?
What payments or benefits, if any, did Epstein provide to modeling intermediaries?
Who authorized the Black related transfers to Southern Trust and Financial Trust Company?
What did JPMorgan executives know when Staley advocated retaining Epstein?
Did Wexner maintain any financial, philanthropic or personal contact with Epstein after the claimed separation?
What was the full context of Pritzker’s communications concerning women and Shuliak’s travel?
What evidence did French investigators collect concerning Brunel and Siad?
Did Fekkai respond under oath to Kellen’s allegation?
What records support or contradict the allegations against Dubin and Pritzker?
Did Elkholy receive money, travel, business access or another benefit for model introductions?
Which survivor accounts directly describe Groff’s involvement in scheduling, travel or payments?
Why were Groff and other named potential co conspirators protected by the 2007 non prosecution agreement?
Will Congress release the full evidence supporting Massie’s list rather than only the names?

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