# Samuel Klagsbrun Samuel Klagsbrun is a psychiatrist who practiced at Four Winds Hospital, a psychiatric treatment facility. He maintained a clinical practice that included treating patients with various mental health conditions during the period covered by the Epstein case files. Klagsbrun's connection to the Epstein case derives primarily from his professional relationship with Dana Burns, an individual documented in the case files.
Burns appears to have been a patient under Klagsbrun's psychiatric care, and treatment records and billing documentation related to this professional relationship appear in the archived files. Klagsbrun is referenced in multiple documents within the Epstein Files database, including document EFTA01818601 and EFTA01818621. These documents primarily contain billing and payment authorization inquiries related to psychiatric treatment services.
According to the OCR text extracted from these records, Klagsbrun submitted charges to Dana Burns's credit card for psychiatric services, with documented charges of $1,600 appearing in September billing records. Administrative correspondence, apparently from someone identified as Bella, sought authorization for these charges to be processed through Burns's credit card account. The database contains approximately six documents referencing Klagsbrun, though the bulk of these appear to be duplicative billing records and payment authorization requests rather than distinct substantive documents.
Notably, Klagsbrun does not appear in Epstein's personal "black book" of contacts, suggesting his connection to the case was peripheral and derived entirely through his professional treatment relationship with Burns rather than direct association with Epstein himself. Klagsbrun's presence in the case files reflects the broader documentation of Epstein's inner circle's professional service providers, particularly medical practitioners. His role appears limited to his psychiatric practice and treatment of Burns, with no evidence in the available documents of direct involvement with Epstein or participation in activities beyond standard clinical psychiatric care.