Bill Hammond appears in 23 flight manifest documents from Jeffrey Epstein's private jets, spanning from February 2005 through November 2005. One investigative document identifies him as a pilot for Epstein who was subpoenaed during a grand jury investigation.

Hammond is listed as a passenger on Epstein's aircraft in 22 flight manifests throughout 2005, frequently traveling routes involving Teterboro, NJ and Charlotte Amalie in the U.S. Virgin Islands. In one law enforcement document (EFTA00009632), an investigator explicitly identifies Hammond as "another pilot for Mr. Epstein" who was issued a grand jury subpoena and interviewed as part of the investigation. His presence on flight manifests suggests he may have been positioning aircraft or traveling as crew rather than as a passenger, given his role as one of Epstein's pilots.

Key Highlights

• •Identified in investigative files as a pilot employed by Jeffrey Epstein who received a grand jury subpoena
• •Appears on 22 flight manifests throughout 2005, frequently on routes between Teterboro, NJ and St. Thomas, USVI
• •Often appears on manifests alongside Nadia Marcinkova and Sarah Kellen, both associates of Epstein
• •Flight activity concentrated in a specific nine-month period from February to November 2005
• •Interviewed by investigators as part of the criminal investigation into Epstein

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