Report: Epstein's FedEx account remained active after death, lists Israeli ex-military figure among contacts
An investigative report says Jeffrey Epstein’s FedEx account remained active years after his 2019 death and included nearly 100 contacts, among them former Israeli air force Lieutenant Colonel Danny Grossman, now described as a strategic consultant on diplomatic matters.
Investigative outlet The Ditch carried the report on Tuesday, saying it had gained access to late convicted child sex trafficker Epstein’s FedEx account after identifying an unredacted password in a recent US Justice Department document release. The outlet said the login record containing the password has since been deleted.
According to the report, the account was still live and accessible at the time of publication and showed activity as recently as 2024.
Shipments recorded in 2024
Invoices cited by The Ditch indicate that on May 20, 2024, a package weighing just under half a kilogram was collected from Gulfstream’s product support facility in Savannah, Georgia, and shipped to Plan D LLC in Kennesaw, Georgia. Plan D is described as the now-dissolved company Epstein incorporated to own and operate his private jet.
Another shipment, weighing 1.4 kilograms, was sent on March 12, 2024 from the same Gulfstream address in Savannah to Empire Aviation in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Address book details
The account’s address book included nearly 100 names, including former Epstein ally Ghislaine Maxwell, Jean-Luc Brunel, another longtime associate of his, and billionaire Les Wexner.
Among them was Grossman, who served in the US Air Force before relocating to the occupied territories in 1979 and joining the Israeli air force. He is described in the report as a former Israeli air force lieutenant colonel, who now works as a strategic consultant on diplomatic matters and has been affiliated with the American Jewish Congress. The report also says he lists Alan Dershowitz as one of his clients.
Account administration
The FedEx account lists former Epstein accountant Bella Klein as its administrator, with Jeffrey E. Epstein named as the account holder.
The US Department of Justice has been contacted for comment, according to the report.
The Epstein files declassified so far have revealed ties between numerous high-profile current and former officials and the disgraced financier.
Epstein provided New York apartment for former Israeli premier Barak: Report https://t.co/LyyifOJIKy
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The name of various Israeli personalities, including former foreign minister Ehud Barak, have shown up in the files that have exposed Epstein’s role in serving the Israeli regime’s interests among countless other shady involvements.
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