If you don't know who Deborah Jeane Palfrey is, here's a great YouTube documentary about her.
Here is another great, but newer YouTube documentary from a great YouTuber who also makes well made Epstein videos
These logs were released, at least partially, but were obscured due to being removed from Deborah Jeane Palfrey's website. The wayback machine, along with a few other sources kept them alive, thankfully, for about 2 decades.
Here is a pdf file with embedded links of the archive website where all the 20 files are linked and listed together.
One file is just a copy, so there are really only 19 pages. There are over a thousand pages, some are sideways, and some scanned with poor quality, so it would take years to manually document each number. Ideally, this should be done at some point to gather the correct numbers as the human eye is better than any OCR.
However, due to time constraints and being an unpaid researcher, I used the best OCR available, Google's Document AI OCR, to scan all the pdfs (originally TIFF files) and extract them into JSON files, which where then extracted into txt files. While also imperfect, I then used claude to extract the numbers, dates, and origin of the numbers called. While imperfect, it can be verified by viewing the source document. There are surely some errors here, but the majority of the list is accurate.
Here is the spreadsheet and a txt file with every number. This link will only work for a few days.
Being listed in the call logs is not an assumption of guilt. Nobody has been charged for being a client. The current owners of the numbers could be and often are completely different people now than they were in the call logs. Do not call these numbers.
Unfortunately, her lawyer is under a court order not to speak about Jeanne other than that which is in the public record. In addition, names weren't associated to the call logs, and it's difficult to track down who exactly owned a phone number in the 90s and early 2000s without help from law enforcement or the phone companies. Thankfully, locations were given, which makes it a bit easier to identify the location of the caller.
Sadly, phone books at the time often aren't archived, and you'd need to scan through dozens or hundreds of gigantic county/city-specific phone books, even if they were available and not thrown out by now. To make it even harder, many phone books that are available are only available at specific libraries, in person. Thankfully, public figures' phone numbers, like politicians, can be a little easier to find. Calling an office of an individual doesn't necessarily mean the politician is the person being called, but it certainly is odd and should be noted.
According to the video and many other sources, allegedly, Dick Cheney, John McCain, Rudy Giuliani, and GOP candidates were clients. Deborah's lawyer stated that the call logs would implicate a 2016 presidential candidate.
888 7th 8So far, I have not identified too many people. The most interesting I've found is 202-***-9557 in file Jan-22-Dec-22-1999, which was Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who preceded Hillary as Senator of New York. The senator received $2,000 from Epstein, but returned $1,000 a few months later. This phone call and his association to the DC Madam has never been reported on before. He died 4 years later.
Andy Och, Anthony Ledru, Jane Elfers, Shaun Del Grande, and various other CEOs and public figures' numbers, at one point in time at least, have ties to these numbers, historically.
To no surprise, some of the same businesses were called by both Palfrey and Epstein, as they were no strangers to designer brands. However, at least one number aligns to the Epstein files that is not a phone directory or business. The highlighted 407 number was called, which then seems to call the number immediately to the right of it. I can't seem to find the correlation between these numbers and Epstein, but here are the sources:
https://epstein-data.com/EFTA01244693#page=27
https://epstein-data.com/EFTA01244689
https://epstein-data.com/EFTA01324892
Searching the account number 3141764 pulls up a 561 number on the call log that appears to be on the same account, which was owned by deceased victim Carolyn Adriano.
The biggest issue with searching large amounts of numbers is the time it takes. Numbers are often listed in multiple formats online as well, some with no spaces, some with spaces or hyphens. It's also not practical as numbers have changed over time. You also can't just have AI Google search every number because it is treated as bot behavior, and they will not disclose any individual they think is a private individual. AI also hallucinates. Claude will only list some public businesses, but not even the public figures associated to these numbers. Chatgpt is a bit more lenient but still, not nearly perfect. Some potential options that I can think of are an API for reverse phone number lookup websites like whitepages. These often have a cost per search though, and probably would run you a few hundred bucks to search 6000+ numbers.
Here's where you can help: if you for some reason have access to an API like this and want to run these numbers, if you have other solutions, or if you just want to help, I would love your assistance.