Relationship Details

FBI Investigative Epstein victims

Connected Entities

Entity A
FBI
Type: organization
Mentions: 5131
Also known as: FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation), FBI National Academy, FBI Human Resources, FBI Tampa, FBI Albuquerque, FBI San Juan, FBI ICRC Winchester VA, FBI Miami Field Office, FBI New York Division, FBI Criminal Investigative Division, FBI New York, FBI ICRC, FBI C-20, FBI Counter Terrorism Task Force, FBI Jacksonville, FBI Lab, FBI Jacksonville Field Office, FBI Newark, FBI Jacksonville Division, FBI Evidence Response Team, FBINET, FBI NY, FBI CART, FBI Richmond Division, FBI-New York, FBI Victim Services Division, FBI Victim Services, NY FBI, FBINY (FBI New York), FBI Baltimore/Delaware, Seattle FBI, FBINY, FBI-Miami Office, FBI/DOJ, FBI Boston, FBI-NY, FBI-NY Sex Crimes Squad, FBI (implied by mention of '302s'), NY FBI (New York Field Office), FBI Los Angeles, Federal Bureau of Intelligence (FBI), FBINET (FBI Network), DO (likely Director's Office or similar FBI division), FBI - New York Office, FBI (Implied by 'Agent'), Bureau (FBI), FBI - New York City, FBI HQ, FBI (implied by reference to '302'), DOJ/FBI, FBIHQ/CID, FBI NY EC4, FBI (implied by reference to '302s'), NYO (FBI New York Office), FBI (implied by case file format), FBI Denver Division, FBI / Federal Agents, FBI (Implied by reference to 'SA' - Special Agent, or internal office agents), FBI Victim Assistance, FBIHQ, FBI New York Office (NYO), FBI Denver Office, FBI Atlanta Division, FBI Victim Services program, FBI Headquarters, FBI New York (FBINY), FBI NY ECU, FBI NY CART (Computer Analysis and Response Team), Inspection Division (FBI), FBI NY CART (Computer Analysis Response Team), FBI's, FBI, New York
Entity B
Epstein victims
Type: person
Mentions: 4

Evidence

FBI’s initial contact with victims through letters informing them that the FBI had initiated an investigation.

Source Documents (1)

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Government Report (OPR Report) • 839 KB
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This document is page 189 of a Department of Justice OPR report (Chapter Three) reviewing the government's interaction with victims in the Epstein case. It outlines the factual background of victim rights legislation, specifically the history leading to the Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA) of 2004, and sets the context for analyzing the USAO and FBI's communications with victims surrounding the Non-Prosecution Agreement (NPA). The text details various legislative acts from 1982 to 2004 aimed at protecting crime victims.

Mutual Connections

Entities connected to both FBI and Epstein victims

BRAD EDWARDS (person)
Jeffrey Epstein (person)
USAO (organization)

FBI's Other Relationships

Joint task force NYPD
Strength: 10/10 View
Investigation subject Jeffrey Epstein
Strength: 10/10 View
Subject of investigation Jeffrey Epstein
Strength: 10/10 View
Business associate NSA
Strength: 9/10 View
Inter agency cooperation PBPD / PBSO
Strength: 9/10 View

Epstein victims's Other Relationships

Legal representative USAO
Strength: 6/10 View
Legal representative BRAD EDWARDS
Strength: 2/10 View
Legal representative Jeffrey Epstein
Strength: 1/10 View
Legal representative Sigrid McCawley
Strength: 1/10 View
Financial FBI
Strength: 1/10 View

Relationship Metadata

Type
Investigative
Relationship Strength
5/10
Medium strength relationship
Source Documents
1
Extracted
2025-11-20 22:17

Entity Network Stats

FBI 326 relationships
Epstein victims 8 relationships
Mutual connections 3

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