Epstein Pleaded Guilty Unaware of Victim's Name
During a 2010 interrogation, financier Jeffrey Epstein stated he did not know the name of the minor he pleaded guilty to procuring for prostitution.
Apr 30, 2026 0
A video recording of Jeffrey Epstein«s 2010 interrogation during which he claimed ignorance of his minor victim.
Source:
In a shocking video from a 2010 interrogation, Jeffrey Epstein is asked about his criminal charge of procuring a minor for prostitution. When asked by a lawyer, he replies, “What minor?” — showing he did not know the victim’s name.
A gallery of images from documents related to the Epstein case.
Epstein pleaded guilty in 2009 to two counts: offering the services of a prostitute under 18 and another similar charge. Under a plea agreement, he was sentenced to 18 months in prison in Florida.
The interrogation, released in new Epstein case materials, begins with the lawyer repeatedly asking whether the women he associated with were prostitutes before meeting him. Each time, Epstein responds that he pleaded guilty to procuring, but falsely claims he never pleaded guilty regarding a minor.
The stunned lawyer points out that Epstein pleaded guilty to procuring a minor, a felony. Epstein agrees, and when asked if he regrets contact with that minor, he says, “What minor?”
The video is striking, especially when the lawyer asks why Epstein pleaded guilty if he never knew the identity of his minor victim.
Read more
