Is Blake in the Epstein files?

The name "Blake" appears 7 times in the documents, but nearly all references are to poet William Blake in literary discussions or other unrelated contexts. There's no evidence of a person named Blake connected to Epstein's activities—this appears to be an artifact of automated name extraction grouping unrelated mentions together.

Who is Blake in the Epstein documents?

There is no single person named "Blake" meaningfully connected to the Epstein case. The mentions include references to 18th-century poet William Blake, a fragmented mention of someone convicted of a crime, and casual conversation in audio transcripts. These appear to be coincidental uses of the name rather than a specific individual in Epstein's circle.

Why does Blake appear in connection with Jeffrey Epstein?

The co-occurrence is misleading. The documents containing "Blake" also mention Epstein, but in separate contexts—for example, academic emails discussing poetry that happen to also reference Epstein elsewhere in the same document collection. There's no evidence Blake and Epstein actually knew each other or interacted.

Is Blake in the Epstein files?

The name "Blake" appears 7 times in the documents, but nearly all references are to poet William Blake in literary discussions or other unrelated contexts. There's no evidence of a person named Blake connected to Epstein's activities—this appears to be an artifact of automated name extraction grouping unrelated mentions together.

Who is Blake in the Epstein documents?

There is no single person named "Blake" meaningfully connected to the Epstein case. The mentions include references to 18th-century poet William Blake, a fragmented mention of someone convicted of a crime, and casual conversation in audio transcripts. These appear to be coincidental uses of the name rather than a specific individual in Epstein's circle.

Why does Blake appear in connection with Jeffrey Epstein?

The co-occurrence is misleading. The documents containing "Blake" also mention Epstein, but in separate contexts—for example, academic emails discussing poetry that happen to also reference Epstein elsewhere in the same document collection. There's no evidence Blake and Epstein actually knew each other or interacted.

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Blake

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Connected Entities

The name "Blake" appears 7 times across the documents, but most references are to historical poets and authors (William Blake, Robert Blake) in academic or literary contexts, with no clear connection to Jeffrey Epstein's activities. Two mentions in audio transcripts appear conversational but lack identifying context.

The majority of mentions are literary references—William Blake appears alongside other poets like Keats, Milton, and Coleridge in what seems to be academic correspondence. One mention references "Blake's crime" in a fragmented government document discussing sentencing. Two identical audio transcript mentions show someone asking "Well, Blake, what do you think?" in a casual conversation about visiting a house. There are no flight logs, no emails where Blake is a sender/recipient, and no court testimony involving this person. The entity appears to be a data extraction artifact combining unrelated references to people named Blake.

Key Highlights

•Most mentions are literary references to poet William Blake in academic discussions
•One mention discusses a "Blake" convicted of a crime involving sentencing, but context is heavily redacted
•Two audio transcripts show casual conversation asking Blake's opinion about visiting a house
•No clear connection to Epstein's social circle, business dealings, or criminal activities
•Appears to be a name extraction error grouping unrelated references together

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Document Mentions (7)

James Patterson 3_4.pdf

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Sep 28, 2016Source: House Oversight Committee

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Free Growth and Other Surprises.pdf

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May 10, 2016Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

rade too. The true poets in my pantheon begin with Keats and Masefield. I haven’t found a clear choice for third. There are awesome things in Milton, Blake, Coleridge, Tennyson, Emily, Houseman, Robinson, Dowson, Yeats and others. Shakespeare, like Mozart, doesn’t figure in the center of the picture. I

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Evilicious

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Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

A. W., Sorensen, E. O., & Tungodden, B. (2010). Fairness and the Development of Inequality Acceptance. Science (New York, NY), 328(5982), 1176-1178; Blake, P. R., & Mcauliffe, K. (2011). “I had so much it didn't seem fair”: Eight-year- olds reject two forms of inequity. Cognition, 120(2), 215-224; Combs

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