Named in the Epstein Files

Kevin Thompson

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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

IT consultant who worked for Epstein and was listed in the black book. Named in documents related to the technical infrastructure and communications at Epstein's properties.

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Related Documents
Email discusses editors paying witnesses and criminals for stories, citing PCC code and suggesting potential unethical payments
2025-11-11 · House-oversight · Financial
The passage hints at possible illicit payments by media editors to witnesses or criminals for information, referencing legal guidelines. It provides a specific email chain with names (Ross, Kevin Maxw Email alleges editors can pay criminals or witnesses for stories, possibly breaching Contempt of Cou Mentions specific individuals (Ross, Kevin Maxwell, Gareth Thompson, Brian Basham) involved in the
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OPD20FOI20Request.pdf
2020-09-18 · Court-unsealed · Case-file
1. Alvaro Pulido 2. Jason Pallotto 3. Ricardo Turrubiartes 4. Abel Alaniz 5. Oscar Toraya 6. John McBride 7. Kevin Thompson 8. Eric Sonstegard 9. Mike Wood 10. Alex Arnett 11. Ricardo Vazquez 12. Greg Harasymowycz 13. Roger Garcia 14. John Brisslinger 15. Jess Aragon 16. Don Ehrhardt 17. Pedro Rodriguez 18. Rocky Marquez 19. Zack Stiles 20. Ryan Lockner 21. Ernie Orozco 22. Matthew Ross 23. Steven Ramirez 24. Michael Bocanegra 25. Roslynn Wilfert 26. Aaron Zavala 27. Kyle Brantner documents rel
Email discusses editors paying witnesses and criminals for stories, citing PCC code and suggesting potential unethical payments
· House-oversight · Government
Email discusses editors paying witnesses and criminals for stories, citing PCC code and suggesting potential unethical payments The passage hints at possible illicit payments by media editors to witnesses or criminals for information, referencing legal guidelines. It provides a specific email chain with names (Ross, Kevin Maxwell, Gareth Thompson, Brian Basham) and mentions the Yorkshire Ripper case, which could be a lead for investigating media‑law enforcement collusion. However, it lacks concrete transaction details, dates beyond the email timestamp, or direct links to high‑level officials, limiting its immediate investigative value. Key insights: Email alleges editors can pay criminals or witnesses for stories, possibly breaching Contempt of Court Act provisions.; Mentions specific individuals (Ross, Kevin Maxwell, Gareth Thompson, Brian Basham) involved in the discussion.; References the Yorkshire Ripper case as an example of a convicted criminal whose story might be bought.
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