Suspects
The billionaires, politicians, fixers, and enablers behind the corruption networks Rachel is mapping.
31 suspects 8 persons of interest

Suspects
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Jeffrey Epstein 39 pieces Convicted sex trafficker and financier. Operated a network of properties used to exploit minors. Suspected of running a blackmail operation that compromised some of the most powerful people in the world.
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Ghislaine Maxwell 14 pieces British socialite and convicted sex trafficker. Recruited and groomed victims for Epstein’s operation. Suspected of being the operational architect who made the entire enterprise function.
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Donald Trump 149 pieces 45th and 47th President of the United States. Long-time Palm Beach neighbor and associate of Jeffrey Epstein. Suspected of ties to money laundering networks, real estate fraud, and the model management pipeline connected to trafficking.
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Elon Musk 23 pieces CEO of Tesla and SpaceX. Head of DOGE with access to federal databases. Suspected of using government access to dismantle oversight agencies while shielding his own conflicts of interest from investigation.
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Peter Thiel 8 pieces PayPal co-founder and Palantir chairman. Billionaire tech investor and Republican kingmaker. Suspected of leveraging surveillance technology and political influence to build an unaccountable power network with direct ties to Epstein’s circle.
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JD Vance 15 pieces Vice President of the United States. Former venture capitalist bankrolled by Peter Thiel. Suspected of being the tech oligarchy’s direct pipeline into the White House, bypassing democratic accountability.
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Steve Bannon 4 pieces Former White House Chief Strategist and MAGA ideological architect. Convicted of federal fraud. Suspected of coordinating with Epstein to manage political exposure and suppress damaging information during the 2016 campaign.
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Pam Bondi 14 pieces U.S. Attorney General and former Florida AG. Suspected of killing investigations in exchange for political donations and now protecting the same networks she helped shield as Florida’s top prosecutor.
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Jared Kushner 8 pieces Real estate heir and former Senior White House Advisor. Suspected of leveraging government access to broker foreign deals, creating intelligence vulnerabilities, and serving as a conduit between the administration and foreign money.
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Leslie Wexner 10 pieces The billionaire behind Limited Brands and Victoria’s Secret. Gave Jeffrey Epstein power of attorney over his entire fortune and handed him a Manhattan townhouse. The Wexner connection is where the Epstein story begins.
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Marco Rubio 2 pieces Trump’s Secretary of State. Once called Trump a dangerous demagogue, then endorsed him anyway. Now the face of a foreign policy built on transactional loyalty and complicity in the administration’s authoritarian expansion.
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Bill Clinton 7 pieces The 42nd President. A frequent flier on Epstein’s planes and a repeat visitor to his properties. His denials have grown more elaborate as the evidence has grown more specific. The kompromat question has never been answered.
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Karoline Leavitt 5 pieces Trump’s White House Press Secretary. Built her career on confrontational media tactics and strategic disinformation. Her job is to make the administration’s most indefensible actions sound routine.
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Todd Blanche 11 pieces Trump’s personal defense attorney turned Deputy AG. Now overseeing the same Justice Department that prosecuted his client. The conflict of interest isn’t a bug - it’s the point.
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Larry Summers 3 pieces Former Treasury Secretary and Harvard president. Was in contact with Jeffrey Epstein long after his trafficking conviction - asking questions on behalf of others. Who those others were has never been fully answered.
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Kristi Noem 0 pieces Trump’s former Secretary of Homeland Security. Former Governor of South Dakota. Traded her state’s resources for a national profile, then used that profile to win control of the country’s border enforcement apparatus.
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David Sacks 4 pieces Trump’s AI and Crypto Czar. PayPal Mafia alumnus with direct access to federal tech policy. A key architect of the administration’s approach to surveillance capitalism and crypto deregulation.
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Prince Andrew 3 pieces Former Duke of York. Photographed with Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre. Visited Epstein properties after his 2008 conviction. Settled a civil lawsuit for a reported £12 million. No admission of guilt. No criminal charges.
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Leon Black 6 pieces Apollo Global Management co-founder. Paid Jeffrey Epstein more than $170 million in fees. Epstein sat on Apollo’s advisory board. Resigned as CEO after an internal investigation. The money has never been fully explained.
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Ehud Barak 4 pieces Former Prime Minister of Israel. Visited Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse multiple times after his 2008 conviction. Received millions from Epstein-connected companies. Said he was “not ashamed” of knowing him.
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Eric Trump 3 pieces Executive VP of the Trump Organization. Ran the family business while his father ran the country. The Trump Organization was convicted of tax fraud in 2022. The family empire’s crimes were his to manage.
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Howard Lutnick 2 pieces Cantor Fitzgerald CEO and Trump’s Commerce Secretary. Co-chaired Trump’s transition team. Now controls US trade policy - every tariff, every trade deal - from an office he was given as a reward for loyalty.
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Kash Patel 7 pieces Trump’s FBI Director. Built his career on protecting the boss from investigation. Wrote a children’s book targeting Trump’s perceived enemies. Now runs the agency that once investigated his patron.
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Mike Johnson 6 pieces Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. Controls what Congress investigates, what gets to the floor, and what gets buried.
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Bill Barr 4 pieces Former U.S. Attorney General who oversaw the federal Bureau of Prisons when Jeffrey Epstein died in custody in August 2019.
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Steve Witkoff 4 pieces Real estate developer turned Trump envoy. Flew on the $400 million plane, brokered Middle East deals, became one of the most powerful unelected figures in Trump’s orbit.
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Larry Ellison 3 pieces Co-founder of Oracle and the fifth-richest man in the world. Personally vetted Marco Rubio for Israel loyalty in 2015.
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Stephen Miller 3 pieces Senior White House policy advisor and architect of the administration’s most aggressive immigration policies.
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Ron DeSantis 3 pieces Governor of Florida. Turned the Sunshine State into a laboratory for authoritarian governance and grift.
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Benjamin Netanyahu 3 pieces Prime Minister of Israel. Blocked the hostage deal for 15 months, oversaw the destruction of Gaza, and kept Hamas alive to prevent a two-state solution.
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Pete Hegseth 6 pieces Fox News host turned Secretary of Defense. Confirmed by one vote after allegations of assault, financial mismanagement, and excessive drinking. Now running the Pentagon while banning trans troops and rewriting recruitment rules.
Persons of interest
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Curtis Yarvin 1 piece aka Mencius Moldbug. The neoreactionary philosopher who wrote the intellectual blueprint for dismantling democracy. Met privately with Thiel and Vance. Doesn’t hold office - designs the operating system.
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Abigail Wexner 0 pieces Wife of Leslie Wexner, the man who gave Jeffrey Epstein power of attorney over his entire fortune. A major philanthropist across Ohio’s cultural institutions. The question of what she knew - and when - has never been answered.
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Scott Bessent 5 pieces Trump’s Treasury Secretary. Former Soros Fund Management. Founded Key Square Group. Now managing the money he once bet against - from inside the government that prints it.
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Brett Kavanaugh 1 piece SCOTUS Associate Justice, confirmed 50-48. Accused of sexual assault by Christine Blasey Ford - never charged. Worked for Ken Starr. Now sits on the court dismantling the legal protections that might have stopped all of this.
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Steven Hoffenberg 0 pieces Jeffrey Epstein’s earliest known mentor. Convicted of a $460 million Ponzi scheme through Towers Financial. Claimed until his death in 2022 that Epstein was complicit from day one. The story died with him.
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Mike Pence 1 piece The 48th Vice President. Gave Trump’s administration its evangelical cover for four years of accelerating corruption. Refused to act on January 6th, then walked away - as if watching a house burn down and calling it a values decision.
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SCOTUS 9 pieces The Supreme Court, packed with Federalist Society picks funded by the same billionaire network behind the rest of the GriftMatrix. Now dismantling the legal safeguards that kept the corruption in check.
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Ron Wyden 4 pieces Democratic Senator from Oregon, senior member of the Senate Finance and Intelligence Committees. Has had access to classified financial intelligence about the networks Rachel is mapping for years.
Nobody in this lineup is in that investigation.
