All the dead celebrities named in the Epstein files

Some of the most famous names tied to Jeffrey Epstein are now dead – but their names are back in the spotlight as newly unsealed records drag them from the grave into the public, adding a disturbing twist to a case already defined by secrecy, power, and abuse.

More than 20,000 pages tied to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell have been unsealed, renewing scrutiny of their powerful connections. Released by the House Oversight Committee on Nov. 12, the records are just the beginning – more evidence, including devices and materials from Epstein’s private island, is due by Dec. 19.

As the archive grows, so does interest in the names it exposes. Several high-profile individuals listed are now dead, their inclusion raising new questions around Epstein’s far-reaching ties.

Virginia Giuffre, 41, died 2025

Giuffre was one of the most visible and vocal survivors in the Epstein case. Her lawsuits and public statements were instrumental in revealing the inner workings of Epstein’s trafficking network. Her posthumously published memoir, “Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice,” connects several high-profile names with Epstein, including Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew) and President Donald Trump.