The Epstein Index is a public-interest knowledge graph that maps the people, organizations, locations, events, and documents connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Every entry is sourced from court records, government documents, and established news reporting.

Each entity is categorized by evidence level — from court records and official documents down to single-source reports and allegations — so that readers can evaluate the strength of each connection for themselves. The presence of any individual or organization in this index does not imply guilt or wrongdoing.

Data is extracted using AI-assisted pipelines from primary sources including DOJ press releases, unsealed court filings, depositions, flight logs, and reporting from established outlets. All source references are preserved and linked.