Epstein-MIT Media Lab Communications (FOIA Release)
From: Jeffrey EpsteinTo: MIT Media Lab
MITDonationsMedia Lab
COMMUNICATIONS — EPSTEIN AND MIT MEDIA LAB\n\nObtained through FOIA and internal MIT investigation, these communications document:\n\n- Donation arrangements between Epstein and the MIT Media Lab\n- Visits by Epstein to MIT campus\n- Efforts to disguise the source of donations\n- Internal discussions about accepting Epstein funds\n\nMIT's internal investigation (the Goodwin Report) found that senior administrators were aware of and approved the acceptance of Epstein's donations even after his 2008 conviction.\n\nMedia Lab Director Joi Ito resigned in September 2019.\n\nSource: MIT FOIA / Goodwin Report
People in This Document
Appearance in a document does not imply wrongdoing.
The Epstein Case in 2014
In 2014, the Epstein case entered a new phase when Virginia Giuffre's allegations against prominent individuals were included in court filings for the first time. Her claims against Prince Andrew and other powerful figures brought international attention to the case. The Crime Victims' Rights Act litigation also produced significant court rulings. Documents from this year include the filings that first made Giuffre's allegations public and the court's analysis of victims' rights under the NPA.
All 2014 documents in the timeline →