Named in the Epstein Files

Kenneth Mapp

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Also known as: Ken Mapp
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Background

Former Governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands (2015-2019). DOJ documents released in January 2026 reveal Mapp maintained direct and sustained communications with Jeffrey Epstein during and after his time as governor.

Messages show Mapp thanked Epstein for donations totaling at least $160,500 and reported on a public presentation of funds. Mapp confirmed in a May 2023 sworn deposition that he had lunch on Epstein's island, Little St. James, placing the visit between 2015 and 2019, likely 2016.

A 2024 amended lawsuit alleged USVI officials including Mapp conspired with Epstein for financial gain. In one exchange Mapp suggested Epstein consider lending $275 million to the Virgin Islands government. Government lawyers filed a motion in 2024 to withdraw from representing Mapp, and he represented himself after that motion was granted.

RICO claims against Mapp were dismissed in March 2025.

Flight Log Appearances
No flight log records found for Kenneth Mapp.
Related Documents
Virgin Islands Governor proposes new taxes to fund court-ordered employee pay restitution
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Financial
The document outlines Governor Kenneth Mapp's plan to raise sin taxes and other fees to cover a $65 million court judgment. While it provides specific figures and legislative actions, it involves only Court ruling deemed 2011 8% government employee pay cut unconstitutional, judgment $65 M. Gov. Mapp proposes increased sin taxes, time‑share fees, and minimum property tax to raise at least Mapp inv
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Virgin Islands Daily News – Dec. 13, 2016: Government Debt, Waste Management Disputes, Police Complaints, and Local News
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Financial
The passage provides detailed local reporting on the U.S. Virgin Islands' financial strain, unpaid vendor disputes, and internal police department complaints. While it mentions government officials (G Territory owes $69 million in federal unemployment insurance loans, causing a credit reduction that Gov. Kenneth Mapp proposes new sin taxes and a public‑exigency declaration to fund road repairs an
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Ritz-Carlton Club Letter Describes Hurricane Irma Damage and Anticipated Trump Visit to St. Thomas
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Other
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Fwd (November 29, 2017)
2017-11-29 · Efta-ds11 · Email
From: jeffrey E. To: Governor Kenneth E. Mapp. Date: November 29, 2017. Subject: Fwd
Fwd (August 26, 2017)
2017-08-26 · Efta-ds11 · Email
From: jeffrey E. To: Governor Kenneth E. Mapp. Date: August 26, 2017. Subject: Fwd
Fwd: Governor is not paying (July 14, 2017)
2017-07-14 · Efta-ds11 · Email
From: jeffrey E. To: Governor Kenneth E. Mapp. Date: July 14, 2017. Subject: Fwd: Governor is not paying
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