Overview
- The newly posted trove includes a 32-page diary in which an alleged victim says she was made a “human incubator” and gave birth around 2002 at age 16 or 17 before the newborn was taken.
- The Justice Department cautions the files may contain fake or falsely submitted materials and describes the publication as compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
- An email identified in the records as from Sarah Ferguson congratulates Epstein in 2011 on a “baby boy,” though there is no public confirmation he fathered any children.
- Wigdor LLP provided the diary to prosecutors and has since withdrawn from representing the author, while Leon Black’s attorney calls the accuser a fraud and disputes her claims in court.
- Earlier reporting detailed Epstein’s interest in using his New Mexico ranch and ties to scientists for a reproductive scheme, with no evidence the plan was ever carried out.