Newly released photos from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate have revealed just how deep the connections went between the convicted sex trafficker and some of the world’s most powerful men - including Donald Trump, Prince Andrew, Woody Allen, Richard Branson, and Bill Gates.
The never-before-seen images were made public by the House Oversight Committee Democrats on Friday, aiming to spotlight Epstein’s long-tangled social web. The 19 photographs, part of a wider cache, include shots of former President Bill Clinton, political strategist Steve Bannon, and controversial filmmaker Woody Allen, among others.
While many of these high-profile figures had already been linked to Epstein over the years, the new snaps offer additional context to the scale and setting of those connections. Importantly, there is no suggestion of wrongdoing in the photos, and several of the individuals have denied any involvement in Epstein’s criminal activities.
Trump, Clinton and Bannon feature prominently
One of the images shows Donald Trump surrounded by six unidentified women wearing leis. The women’s faces have been redacted by the committee. Another black and white photo shows Trump seated with several individuals whose identities are similarly obscured.
A separate photo captures a novelty bowl of condoms labeled “Trump condom $4.50,” with packaging that reads, “I’m HUUUUGE!”
Meanwhile, another image shows Epstein posing for a mirror selfie with Steve Bannon, and yet another displays former President Bill Clinton alongside Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein, and another couple.
Gates, Branson, Allen also appear in photo series
Tech mogul Bill Gates appears in one photo beside former Prince Andrew at the 2018 Malaria Forum conference in London. Richard Branson is seen under a canopy on a beach next to Epstein and another man.
In another snapshot, Woody Allen is pictured with Epstein in what appears to be a candid moment.
Though many of these connections have been previously reported, the visual evidence offers a striking reminder of Epstein’s access to global elites and the breadth of his social reach.