The four emails identify “The Invisible Man” as a correspondent who wrote directly to Ghislaine Maxwell in 2001 and 2002. The documents provided here do not establish the sender’s real identity; press coverage has linked the alias to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, but that identification is not made in these four emails.

All four files are emails, and one lists “The Invisible Man” in the sender header addressed to Maxwell. The excerpts show a direct correspondence, including a message saying “Distraught!” and references to Balmoral in public reporting on the wider exchange. The files contain no legal, government, financial, travel, investigative, medical, or calendar records naming this person.

Key Highlights

• •The alias appears in direct email correspondence with Ghislaine Maxwell, with four shared documents.
• •The four files are all emails; the archive counts one as direct correspondence in the From/To/Cc header.
• •The excerpts include messages from August 2001 and February–March 2002, but do not identify the sender by a real name.

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