New Wiki Reveals Epstein’s Email Drama Folder Was Worse Than Your Inbox
KEY POINTS
- •Jmail created 'Jikipedia,' a wiki using Epstein’s emails to compile detailed dossiers on his associates.
- •Entries include data on Lesley Groff, known visits to Epstein’s questionable properties, and potential crimes they knew about.
- •The site also features histories of Epstein’s properties and outlines possible illegal activities linked to him.
Move over Wikipedia, Jmail’s Jikipedia wiki is spilling Jeffrey Epstein’s tea with dossiers so thick they’d make Laura Poitras blush. It catalogs everything — from Lesley Groff, Epstein’s executive assistant who probably knows more about his yoga routines than anyone else, to the infamous Zorro Ranch where the nightly activities are compiled more thoroughly than a Netflix true crime doc. The site lists how many times Epstein pinged his associates, tracks sketchy visits to his Palm Beach estate and Little St. James island, and even details business deals that scream 'shoreline statements' and 'questionable invoices.' All this in one digital cesspool trading dirt heavier than Epstein's 'no fly' list.
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Because nothing says 'heavily encrypted secrets' quite like turning crime hubs into encyclopedia entries with email stats. Hey Jmail, when’s the Audible version dropping?
Jmail’s new wiki has more dirt on Epstein’s pals than a ChatGPT session with drama puckered to 11.
Only in 2026 can you get a Wikipedia clone for alleged felons’ email habits—no encyclopedia deserved this level of shade.
Source: Theverge | Published: 2/14/2026 | Author: Terrence O’Brien
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