Patsy Rodgers is named in two flight-manifest documents in the archive, dated 1998 and 2004. The manifests record travel aboard Epstein-associated aircraft, but the files provided here do not establish who Rodgers was or the nature of any relationship with Epstein.

Both appearances are in flight manifests, a high-signal record type: the documents name Rodgers on September 2, 2004, and April 18, 1998. There are no direct emails or substantive legal, government, financial, travel-investigation, medical, or calendar records counted for this name in the archive. Public sources also identify a Patsy Rodgers as the first Calgary Stampede Queen, but the available material does not confirm whether she is the same person.

Key Highlights

• •Two flight-manifest documents name Patsy Rodgers, one from 1998 and one from 2004.
• •The documents establish recorded travel, but do not explain Rodgers's relationship to Epstein.
• •A public Wikipedia entry describes a Patsy Rodgers who was Calgary Stampede Queen; identity with the person in the manifests is unconfirmed.

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