Named in the Epstein Files

Christina Pryor

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Note: Inclusion in the Epstein files or this database does not imply guilt or wrongdoing. All data is sourced from publicly released government records, court filings, and verified reporting. This page is for public interest and accountability purposes only.
Background

FBI Special Agent assigned to the 2006 federal investigation of Jeffrey Epstein in Palm Beach, Florida. Her early reports indicated ‘ample proof’ of Epstein's crimes, but the case was later characterized as having ‘scant evidence,’ a discrepancy that has been the subject of significant scrutiny. Referenced in EFTA01326139 and covered by Rolling Stone.

A key figure in understanding how the original federal investigation was handled.

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· Efta-ds9 · Other
From: To: Cc: (USAFLS)" alMIN> (USAFLS)" alMIE> (1.1 S)" (USAFLS " , 0 USAFLS " SAFLS)" , "Pryor, Christina Jo (FBI)" Subject: Contact from Press regarding Jeffrey Epstein Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2010 14:10:04 +0000 Importance: Normal Hi Alicia — I received a telephone message from Conchita Samoff, She has contacted us in the past and is currently making several calls to the FBI regarding Jeffrey Epstein. In her calls to the FBI, she claims that she is doing a documentary and writing a book regarding human trafficking and about Epstein's use of a modeling agency to assist him in trafficking underage girls into the United States to use in sexual conduct. A few years ago, FBI tried to get documentation from her "source" regarding these allegations, but the "source" didn't appear for interviews and never provided documentation. Sarnoff recently began calling FBI Miami to again make these allegations. It is my understanding that FBI has told Samoff that if her "source" wan
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Subject: RE: Are you free to call Paul Cassell now?
· Efta-ds9 · Other
From: To: Subject: RE: Are you free to call Paul Cassell now? Date: Mon, 14 Dec 2009 17:58:02 +0000 Importance: Normal I did. She was driving and her phone was cutting out. I just sent her an emailing explaining how this all intersects and told her to hold off about making anymore contact wit o as to try to keep criminal vs. civil cases as separate as possible. From: Villafana, Ann Marie C. (USAFLS) (Ann.Marie.C.Villafana©usdoj.gov] Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 12:35 PM To: Pryor, Christina Jo Subject: RE: Are you free to call Paul Cassell now? Did you tell her that is not a victim? Eshould only be classified as a witness. Assistant U.S. Attorne 500 E. Broward Blvd, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33394 From: Pryor, Christina Jo (FBI) Sent: Monday, December 14, 2009 11:53 AM To: Villafana, Ann Marie C. (USAFLS) Subject: RE: Are you free to call Paul Cassell now? I just talked with She said had identified=as a victim and per procedure, she made an initial contact introduci
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FBI Agent Testifies Rodriguez Tried to Sell Epstein’s Underage Victim List to Lawyer for $50K
· House-oversight · Government
FBI Agent Testifies Rodriguez Tried to Sell Epstein’s Underage Victim List to Lawyer for $50K The passage alleges that a former FBI informant/associate, Rodriguez, possessed a list of underage girls and high‑profile names linked to Jeffrey Epstein and attempted to monetize it, implicating multiple powerful individuals and suggesting possible obstruction of justice. While the claim is unverified and lacks concrete transaction records, it provides specific names, a dollar amount, and a timeline that could be pursued by investigators. Key insights: Rodriguez allegedly held documents naming underage victims and famous individuals (Kissinger, Jagger, Hoffmann, Koch, Ted Kennedy, Donald Trump, Bill Richardson, Bill Clinton, Ehud Barak).; He reportedly demanded $50,000 from a lawyer representing Epstein’s masseuses to hand over the information.; A sworn statement from FBI Special Agent Christina Pryor records Rodriguez’s demand and subsequent detention.
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Ex‑Epstein employee allegedly tried to sell a "Holy Grail" of victim lists to FBI for $50,000
· House-oversight · Government
Ex‑Epstein employee allegedly tried to sell a "Holy Grail" of victim lists to FBI for $50,000 The passage describes a former Epstein staffer, Alfredo Rodriguez, offering a bound book containing names, phone numbers and other details of additional victims to a federal agent for $50,000. It cites an FBI affidavit, mentions specific agents, and suggests the material could have altered the grand‑jury process. While the lead provides concrete names, a transaction amount, and a scheduled arraignment, the information is already circulating in media and lacks independent verification, limiting its novelty but still offering actionable investigative steps. Key insights: Rodriguez claimed to have a "Holy Grail" list of hundreds of additional Epstein victims across New York, New Mexico and Paris.; He offered the information to an FBI agent for $50,000, citing it as his property.; Special Agent Christina Pryor noted the documents could have been "extremely useful" for prosecution.
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FBI Agent Testifies Rodriguez Tried to Sell Epstein’s Underage Girls List to Lawyers for $50K
· House-oversight · Government
FBI Agent Testifies Rodriguez Tried to Sell Epstein’s Underage Girls List to Lawyers for $50K The passage alleges that a former Palm Beach police officer (Rodriguez) possessed a list of underage victims and high‑profile names linked to Jeffrey Epstein, and attempted to extort money from a lawyer before handing it over to the FBI. If true, it ties multiple powerful figures (Kissinger, Trump, Clinton, Barak, etc.) to potential blackmail material and suggests obstruction of justice by a law‑enforcement official, a serious investigative lead requiring verification of the list, the identities of the victims, and any communications with the named individuals. Key insights: Rodriguez allegedly held a document containing names, addresses, and phone numbers of dozens of famous individuals linked to Epstein’s abuse network.; He reportedly demanded $50,000 from a lawyer representing Epstein’s masseuses to hand over the information to the FBI.; FBI Special Agent Christina Pryor’s sworn statement describes a meeting where Rodriguez presented the “holy grail” list and was later detained.
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EFTA Document EFTA01326098
· Doj · Other
FD-I057 (Rcv. 5-8-10) (Overall Document Classification Required) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Electronic Communication Title: (U//FOLIO) EC REQUESTING COPY OF Date: 01/10/2019 CALIFORNIA DRIVER'S LICENSE OF Approved By: DONOHOE MICHAEL J Drafted By: PRYOR CHRISTINA JO Case ID #: 72-MM-NEW (U) RODRIGUEZ, ALFREDO - SEE SUB Details: Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 05/25/2010 To: Sacramento Attn: SIA Arlene Gaylord IA Unit FIG 4 From: Miami PB-2, PBCRA Contact: SA Christina J. Pryor, (561
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