George Stephanopoulos & Jeffrey Epstein

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Background

ABC News chief anchor and former White House communications director under President Clinton. Stephanopoulos attended a dinner at Epstein's Manhattan townhouse on December 2, 2010, approximately 18 months after Epstein's release from a Florida work-release program. The event, organized by publicist Peggy Siegal, honored Prince Andrew and included Katie Couric, Chelsea Handler, Woody Allen and his wife Soon-Yi, and Charlie Rose.

Stephanopoulos stated afterward that it was the first and last time he had seen Epstein and that he should have done more due diligence. He does not appear in Epstein flight logs and no allegations of wrongdoing have been made against him.

Flight Log Appearances

Date	From	To	Aircraft	Passengers
2000-05-05	Palm Beach International, FL	Teterboro Airport, NJ	N212JE (Gulfstream II)
2000-04-28	Teterboro Airport, NJ	Palm Beach International, FL	N908JE (Boeing 727)

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Prince Andrew’s alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein discussed in gossip‑laden House Oversight document

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