Who is Margaret in the Epstein files?

Based on the documents, 'Margaret' appears primarily as a tangential reference rather than a central figure. The most substantive mention is on a 2002 flight manifest, though without details connecting her to Epstein directly. Other appearances include a reference to 'Auntie Margaret' who taught a Hawaiian cultural invocation, and a mention in a news newsletter about a California politician's wife. There is no clear evidence of a direct relationship with Jeffrey Epstein from these documents.

Is Margaret connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

The documents do not establish a direct connection. Of nine mentions, only one appears on a flight manifest (without passenger details), while the rest are in automated newsletters, cultural references, or generic name lists. Unlike other individuals in the Epstein files with documented correspondence or financial ties, Margaret's appearances are largely incidental.

Why is Margaret mentioned in Epstein-related documents?

The mentions appear unrelated to Epstein himself. The flight manifest may have been part of broader record production, while other references seem to be byproducts of document collection (newsletters, government lists, investigation files about unrelated topics). This suggests 'Margaret' may be a common name that appears incidentally rather than someone with substantive ties to Epstein.

Who is Margaret in the Epstein files?

Based on the documents, 'Margaret' appears primarily as a tangential reference rather than a central figure. The most substantive mention is on a 2002 flight manifest, though without details connecting her to Epstein directly. Other appearances include a reference to 'Auntie Margaret' who taught a Hawaiian cultural invocation, and a mention in a news newsletter about a California politician's wife. There is no clear evidence of a direct relationship with Jeffrey Epstein from these documents.

Is Margaret connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

The documents do not establish a direct connection. Of nine mentions, only one appears on a flight manifest (without passenger details), while the rest are in automated newsletters, cultural references, or generic name lists. Unlike other individuals in the Epstein files with documented correspondence or financial ties, Margaret's appearances are largely incidental.

Why is Margaret mentioned in Epstein-related documents?

The mentions appear unrelated to Epstein himself. The flight manifest may have been part of broader record production, while other references seem to be byproducts of document collection (newsletters, government lists, investigation files about unrelated topics). This suggests 'Margaret' may be a common name that appears incidentally rather than someone with substantive ties to Epstein.

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Margaret

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Total Mentions

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The entity 'Margaret' appears nine times across five documents in the Epstein files, but the vast majority of these mentions are incidental references in automated newsletters or generic government lists rather than direct evidence of involvement with Jeffrey Epstein.

The strongest signal appears in a 2002 flight manifest that simply lists the name 'Margaret' without further context. However, most appearances are in low-signal documents: four identical mentions in investigation files about a Hawaiian cultural invocation taught by 'Auntie Margaret,' a Washington Post newsletter about a different Margaret (spouse of a California Republican), and scattered name listings in government oversight records. None of the snippets show direct personal correspondence with Epstein or documentation of substantive involvement.

Key Highlights

•Listed on a 2002 flight manifest (Mention 2) - the only high-signal appearance but lacks context
•Four identical references to 'Auntie Margaret' in EFTA00008120 regarding Hawaiian cultural practices
•Mentioned in automated Washington Post newsletter about a politician's spouse
•Appears in generic government name lists without Epstein-specific context

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Document Mentions (6)

EFTA00008120 - EFTA00008219

Source: DOJ EFTA Records

5 mentions

ou makua deka okalani." This invocation was meant to make both Wesley and me at one with the source of life. He learned it from his teacher, Auntie Margaret, and she in turn was taught it by her elders. Although you may feel a little funny at first, it may be appropriate for you to say a couple of word

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THE NEARNESS OF GRACE

HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013501 - HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013795

Mar 22, 2005Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

weak nuclear forces), and yet it was the physicists that already believed them who designed the machines to demonstrate them. It was Gregory Bateson, Margaret Mead’s houseboy, lover, photographer and social anthropologist who said, “Newton didn’t discover gravity, he invented it.” One college summer | foun

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

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Feb 28, 2019Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

cribing "corrupt sheriffs and police departments" that failed to enforce the law and were unable to solve serial murders of Native American victims); Margaret Bumham, The Long Civil Rights Act and Criminal Justice, 95 B.U_L. Rev. 687, 687-88 (2015) (discussing federalism-based redundancy in the context of t

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