Ramsey Elkholy is a New York-based model manager, anthropologist, and musician (Monotronic) who appears in 3,026 documents in the DOJ's EFTA release, making him one of the most prolific correspondents in the Epstein archive. He exchanged over 1,400 direct emails with Epstein across eight years (2009-2017). Elkholy handled the final estate accounting for Ruslana Korshunova, a model who visited Epstein's island at 18 and died at 20 after falling from a Manhattan building.
He notarized her estate documents at the U.S. Embassy in Luxembourg in October 2009. He then managed Korshunova's boyfriend's next girlfriend, Regina Feoktistova, before smearing her when she tried to leave.
His procurement operation for Epstein spanned three continents. On July 4, 2011, he described a woman as having "a body built for carnal pleasures." He asked Epstein to send a woman to be his "love slave." On August 8, 2016, he texted Epstein about meeting "2 Russian girls in Central Park." In January 2014, he coordinated with Epstein and David Blaine to "invite these girls to a fun dinner" in Paris. By late 2016, Elkholy pitched Epstein on acquiring Joy Models in Sao Paulo and satellite agencies in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland for "a steady stream of fresh new faces." He also pursued a 50% stake in L'Officiel Brazil, telling Epstein to "just buy Brazil for a couple hundred k, that will insure a steady stream of punani." He arranged a Valentine's Day 2012 meeting between supermodel Irina Shayk and Epstein at his 9 East 71st Street mansion.
The Wall Street Journal identified him as someone who introduced models to Epstein after the 2008 conviction.