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Revealed: Ovitz's Secret Emails with Epstein from 2010-2014

2/8/2026

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Ovitz's Epstein Revelations

New documents reveal communications between Michael Ovitz, co-founder of Creative Artists Agency, and Jeffrey Epstein from 2010 to 2014.
Ovitz invited Epstein to his home to discuss meeting on Epstein's private island.
Emails indicate ongoing contact, including Ovitz praising Epstein's talents.
Howard Lutnick, U.S. Commerce Secretary, stated he had limited interactions with Epstein, yet documents show they were partners in a now-defunct advertising technology company through 2014.

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Ferguson Seeks Epstein's Help

Newly released documents show Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, sought Jeffrey Epstein's help to launch Mother's Army, a mothers' support business.
Documents allege she planned to grant Epstein a 51% stake despite his 2008 conviction.
Emails show she asked for trademark help and guidance on business strategy.
Ferguson expresses regret over the association and says she would not work with Epstein again, with records raising concerns about her judgment.

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Historical Context

Jeffrey Epstein, convicted in 2008 for soliciting prostitution from a minor, maintained connections with influential figures like Michael Ovitz and Sarah Ferguson, who sought his business assistance. His extensive social network, which included politicians and celebrities, raises ongoing concerns about accountability and the judgment of powerful individuals in the wake of his criminal activities and subsequent 2019 arrest for sex trafficking.

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Ovitz's Epstein Revelations

New documents reveal communications between Michael Ovitz, co-founder of Creative Artists Agency, and Jeffrey Epstein from 2010 to 2014.
Ovitz invited Epstein to his home to discuss meeting on Epstein's private island.
Emails indicate ongoing contact, including Ovitz praising Epstein's talents.
Howard Lutnick, U.S. Commerce Secretary, stated he had limited interactions with Epstein, yet documents show they were partners in a now-defunct advertising technology company through 2014.

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