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Tommy Carstensen’s Epstein Money Network
The Epstein Money Network, created by independent researcher Tommy Carstensen, is a searchable directory of the people, banks, companies, trusts, investments, properties, and financial connections found in the released Jeffrey Epstein records. The database currently identifies 231 entities across 415 documented connections. It also provides a financial flow diagram, asset view, entity profiles, source list, ... Read more
Senate Finance Report Details How Wall Street Banks Enabled Jeffrey Epstein’s Financial Network
A four year investigation led by United States Senator Ron Wyden found that major Wall Street banks failed to report hundreds of millions of dollars in suspicious transactions connected to Jeffrey Epstein. The investigation examined bank records, Suspicious Activity Reports, court filings, settlement documents, and information obtained from financial institutions and the United States Treasury ... Read more
Sleuth Report: Tommy Carstensen Builds a Searchable Ledger of 90,964 Amounts Found in the Epstein Files
Tommy Carstensen’s Documented Amounts ledger extracts financial figures from all 37 collections in the Epstein files corpus and connects each amount to its source document. The ledger contains 90,964 cited amounts found across 25,004 documents, including 9,942 entries that resemble transaction records. The tool is potentially invaluable for researchers. It is also easy to misunderstand. ... Read more
Harry Beller
Harry Beller: Jeffrey Epstein’s Accountant, Signatory, and Cash Withdrawal Intermediary A document-based profile of the longtime accountant whose authority over Epstein-related accounts and repeated cash withdrawals drew scrutiny from JPMorgan, civil litigants, and congressional investigators. Summary Harry I. Beller was a longtime accountant in Jeffrey Epstein’s financial operation. Public reporting and congressional records place his ... Read more
Richard Kahn
Snapshot Key Takeaways Overview Richard Kahn was Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime accountant and one of the most important financial administrators in Epstein’s network. His role extended far beyond preparing tax returns. Released records connect Kahn to wire transfers, company accounts, property expenses, construction projects, payroll, trusts, investments, bank relationships, charitable organizations, payments to associates, and the ... Read more
Richard D. Kahn
Jeffrey Epstein’s accountant, financial administrator, estate coexecutor, civil defendant, and congressional witness Snapshot Full name: Richard D. Kahn Also known as: Richard Kahn, Rich Kahn Born: Not publicly confirmed Died: Living Nationality or citizenship: United States Occupation or public role: Certified public accountant, principal of HBRK Associates, financial administrator, trustee, and estate coexecutor EpsteinWiki classification: ... Read more
Bella Klein
Accountant, bookkeeper, petty cash representative, and financial administrator within Jeffrey Epstein’s New York operation Snapshot Full name: Bella Klein Documented roles: Accountant, bookkeeper, petty cash representative, financial administrator, and assistant to accountant Richard Kahn Primary workplace: Jeffrey Epstein and NYSG LLC office, 457 Madison Avenue, New York City Associated financial office: HBRK Associates Known associates ... Read more
Financial Records (General)
Snapshot Financial records are among the most important evidence categories in the Jeffrey Epstein archive because they can establish dates, amounts, account relationships, institutional decisions, asset ownership, and the movement of funds. They can also show what banks, advisers, accountants, trustees, corporate officers, and regulators knew at particular times. They do not automatically explain why ... Read more
JPMorgan Chase
Jeffrey Epstein did not pass quietly through JPMorgan Chase’s banking system. He was one of its largest private banking clients. Internal records placed him in an elite group called the “Wall of Cash.” His balances reportedly exceeded $140 million. His accounts generated millions of dollars in revenue. He introduced bankers to other billionaires. The bank ... Read more
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