What is Metro in the Epstein files?

In the Epstein documents, 'Metro' appears in three contexts: 1) As a telephone service provider for an individual during a government hearing, 2) As shorthand for the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) where Jeffrey Epstein was held in 2019, and 3) As one of several news publications covering the case in email updates.

Is Metro a company or organization connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

Based on the documents, 'Metro' is primarily used as a service provider designation (likely a phone company) and as the name of a correctional facility. There is no direct evidence of a business relationship between Epstein and a company called Metro in these files.

Why does Metro appear in Department of Justice documents?

The DOJ documents reference 'Metropolitan Correctional Center' (abbreviated as Metro) which was the federal prison where Epstein was held before his death in August 2019. These appear to be standard Bureau of Prisons administrative records.

What is Metro in the Epstein files?

In the Epstein documents, 'Metro' appears in three contexts: 1) As a telephone service provider for an individual during a government hearing, 2) As shorthand for the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) where Jeffrey Epstein was held in 2019, and 3) As one of several news publications covering the case in email updates.

Is Metro a company or organization connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

Based on the documents, 'Metro' is primarily used as a service provider designation (likely a phone company) and as the name of a correctional facility. There is no direct evidence of a business relationship between Epstein and a company called Metro in these files.

Why does Metro appear in Department of Justice documents?

The DOJ documents reference 'Metropolitan Correctional Center' (abbreviated as Metro) which was the federal prison where Epstein was held before his death in August 2019. These appear to be standard Bureau of Prisons administrative records.

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The entity 'Metro' appears 9 times across government and legal documents, primarily as the service provider for a phone number used by an individual in a government hearing, and as a reference to the Metropolitan Correctional Center where Epstein was held.

The most substantive appearance is in a House Oversight hearing transcript where 'Metro' is identified as a phone service provider for an individual under questioning. Additional appearances reference the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in official Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Prisons documents, particularly regarding Epstein's incarceration. The entity also appears in news aggregation emails listing 'Metro' among publications covering the Maxwell and Prince Andrew arrests, and in a citizen complaint about Metro officers executing a search.

Key Highlights

•Identified as a phone service provider in a government oversight hearing (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012197)
•Multiple references to Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in DOJ/BOP documents regarding Epstein's confinement
•Listed among major news publications (Daily Mirror, Daily Telegraph, etc.) in email updates about the Maxwell arrest
•Appears in a citizen complaint about Metro officers conducting a warrantless search

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Books for Further Reading

The Great Society Subway: A History of the Washington Metro (Creating the North American Landscape)

Prince Andrew: Epstein, Maxwell and the Palace

Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

Julie K. Brown

Investigative journalism that broke the Epstein case open

Document Mentions (9)

HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012197 - HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012683

Source: House Oversight Committee

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. Q. f that's the only one I can remember. Okay. But you had some others? uh-huh. Okay. BY MS. BILAFONIA: Oo P © > who's your service provider? Metro. Metro. And for that other number as well? Yes. BY AGENT RICHARDS: Q. A. Q. A. Q. remember? A. Q. Where did you go to high school? And what year

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Article: Criminal Enforcement Redundancy: Oversight of Decisions Not to Prosecute

HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016509 - HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016551

Feb 28, 2019Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

ed investigative report and case notes from CPS but disavowing evaluation of evidence). 113 See R v. DPP [2001] QB 330 at 337 (Eng. and Wales); R v. Metro. Police Commr. [1958] 2 QB 118, at 123-25 (Eng. and Wales); Ashworth & Redmayne, supra note 111, at 221-22. Decisions by U.S. courts give no special

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1 mention

Attaché - London From: Sent: Friday, July 3, 2020 7:12:26 AM Subject: Prince Andrew The Daily Mirror, Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, Daily Mail, Metro, and Daily Express all lead with articles on the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell and the implications of this case for Prince Andrew. i and FT have smal

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