Overview
- The 97-page Sanghavi Law Office report, released July 29, collected roughly 70 firsthand accounts alleging sexual misconduct by 47 adults at Interlochen from the 1950s through the 2010s.
- Two alumni told investigators that Jeffrey Epstein engaged in conduct of a sexual nature after meeting him through Interlochen, and the campus lodge once bearing his name was demolished in June 2026.
- Interlochen provided the names identified in the investigation to the Grand Traverse County prosecutor and sheriff, and the center said none of the accused remain employed there and many are now deceased.
- The school has begun changes that include updated safety policies, expanded reporting channels, a counseling support fund, and a formal review of naming recognitions tied to donors or staff.
- Survivors and lawyers say Michigan’s existing statutes of limitations will block many criminal or civil claims, and they are pressing for legislative changes that could open new paths to accountability.