Relationship Details

This email chain from May 2012 between Boris Nikolic and Jeffrey Epstein details Nikolic's efforts to secure VIP tickets for Epstein to attend the LifeBall/amFAR dinner in Vienna. Nikolic notes the difficulty of the process, mentioning that a background check was conducted on Epstein because high-profile figures like the President of Austria and 'Clinton' would be attending. The emails discuss ticket pricing (2,500 Euro), logistics for payment, and phone communication difficulties between the two men.

An email chain from August 25, 2017, between Jeffrey Epstein and Boris Nikolic. Epstein shares a Huffington Post article about a private donor funding scientists. Nikolic responds enthusiastically, asking if they can secure broader media coverage beyond Huffington Post and suggests that 'Bill' (likely Bill Gates) and others should join the initiative.

This email thread from May 2012 details arrangements for a trip to Vienna for the AmfAR Gala and Life Ball. Boris Nikolic forwards an itinerary to Jeffrey Epstein, outlining events including a Mozart premiere, a dinner with Bill Clinton and the Austrian Prime Minister, and a private brunch hosted by a wealthy Austrian media owner (family owns 'Heute'). Nikolic notes he must leave Sunday morning for San Francisco to meet 'Bill'.

An email exchange between Boris Nikolic and Jeffrey Epstein regarding VIP tickets for the LifeBall/amfAR charity gala in Vienna. Nikolic secured tickets despite a required background check on Epstein, noting high-profile attendees like 'Clinton' and the President of Austria. Epstein is asked to provide the name of 'the girl' accompanying him and to pay 2,500 Euros per ticket.

An email chain from May 2012 between Boris Nikolic and Jeffrey Epstein regarding VIP tickets for the Life Ball and amfAR dinner in Vienna. Boris forwards an email from amfAR CEO Kevin Frost, confirming that Epstein passed a background check required due to the attendance of high-profile figures like Bill Clinton and the President of Austria. The emails discuss the reduced cost of tickets (2,500 Euro), logistics for the Vienna trip, and Frost jokingly suggests Epstein buy him a Mini car as thanks.