Newly released Justice Department files show British socialite Annabelle Neilson exchanged emails with Jeffrey Epstein from 2010–2012, discussing arranging “girls” years after his conviction. While the documents don’t prove criminal conduct, their timing and language have raised concern. Officials warn the vast Epstein release contains unverified material that must be read in context and reflects records gathered during federal investigations.
Newly released Justice Department files show British socialite Annabelle Neilson exchanged emails with Jeffrey Epstein from 2010–2012, discussing arranging “girls” years after his conviction. While the documents don’t prove criminal conduct, their timing and language have raised concern. Officials warn the vast Epstein release contains unverified material that must be read in context and reflects records gathered during federal investigations.
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