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Snapshot Resource name: The Jeffrey Epstein Files Institution: San Diego State University Library Resource type: Academic library research guide and curated directory Platform: Springshare LibGuides Guide author: Kate Holvoet Author’s position: Scholarly Communications and Open Initiatives Librarian Public access: Free Last updated: August 25, 2026 Primary purpose: To organize official government repositories, congressional releases, international ... Read more
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
The Epstein FedEx Courier Timeline, created by researcher Tommy Carstensen, converts thousands of FedEx shipment records into a searchable research tool. The timeline helps researchers examine who appeared as a sender, who appeared as a recipient, where packages were addressed, when shipments occurred, and which original evidence document supports each entry. The database is an ... Read more
The Epstein Flight Logs Explorer created by Tommy Carstensen brings several sets of Epstein related aviation records into one searchable interface. Researchers can examine flights, passengers, airports, aircraft, routes, dates, and the number of sources supporting individual entries. The explorer is a valuable research index. It is not a complete record of every flight or ... Read more
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
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