Who is Juhan in the Epstein files?

In the context of these documents, 'Juhan' refers to Deane Juhan, the author of the book 'Job's Body'. The documents cite his work as a reference source within an investigation, rather than identifying him as a person involved in the events.

Is Juhan a person connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

No, the documents do not suggest a personal connection. The mentions are citations to a book used as a reference in the investigation files.

What is the context of the mention of Juhan?

The documents reference Juhan's work when discussing mortality rates in care homes and list 'Job's Body' as a source in an index of references.

Who is Juhan in the Epstein files?

In the context of these documents, 'Juhan' refers to Deane Juhan, the author of the book 'Job's Body'. The documents cite his work as a reference source within an investigation, rather than identifying him as a person involved in the events.

Is Juhan a person connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

No, the documents do not suggest a personal connection. The mentions are citations to a book used as a reference in the investigation files.

What is the context of the mention of Juhan?

The documents reference Juhan's work when discussing mortality rates in care homes and list 'Job's Body' as a source in an index of references.

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Based on the available documents, 'Juhan' appears to be a citation to the book 'Job's Body' by Deane Juhan, referenced within investigation files, rather than a person connected to the events.

The entity 'Juhan' appears exclusively in two investigation files (EFTA00008020 and EFTA00008320). In the first file, it is cited as '(Juhan p.43)' regarding mortality rates in homes. In the second file, it is explicitly referenced as 'Job's Body (Juhan)' and 'Juhan, Deane, 34' in a list of sources. These mentions are incidental citations found within investigative materials, not evidence of personal involvement.

Key Highlights

•Cited as '(Juhan p.43)' in EFTA00008020 regarding mortality rates in care homes.
•Explicitly listed as 'Job's Body (Juhan)' and 'Juhan, Deane, 34' in EFTA00008320.
•The entity appears to be a reference to Deane Juhan, an author, rather than a participant in the events.

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Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

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Filthy Rich: The Jeffrey Epstein Story

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Relentless Pursuit: My Fight for the Victims of Jeffrey Epstein

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Document Mentions (2)

EFTA00008020 - EFTA00008119

Source: DOJ EFTA Records

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inely put in homes and left to wither away with essentially zero human contact, a startling 99 percent of them died within one year of.admis- sion (Juhan p.43). Those who survived suffered signs of retardation and maladjustment. To say that the world would truly be a better place if more people rece

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EFTA00008320 - EFTA00008408

Source: DOJ EFTA Records

5 mentions

ociation), 246, 332 • 7 • Jackson Memorial Hospital, 126 Javana Spa, 313 Jaw, 181, 216-217 jewelry, 102, 103 Jin Shin Jyutsu, 334 Job's Body (Juhan), 34 Jordan, Michael, 53 Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 20 journals, 20, 74 jugular vein, 227 Juhan, Deane, 34 juniper oi

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Marc Rich

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American commodities trader (1934–2013)