By Quds News Network
New York (QNN)- Investigative outlet The Ditch says it gained access to Jeffrey Epstein’s FedEx account, uncovering shipping records that show activity years after his death in 2019. The records also include an address book listing nearly 100 contacts, among them a former senior Israeli military officer now described as a “strategic consultant” on diplomatic matters.
The findings raise fresh questions about who controlled Epstein’s business infrastructure after his reported suicide and why shipments continued under his name.
Last month, the US Department of Justice released millions of files related to Epstein. According to The Ditch, one of the documents contained an unredacted password for Epstein’s FedEx account. The outlet said it used those login details to access the account before the record was deleted.
At the time of publication, the FedEx account remained live and accessible. The account listed Jeffrey E. Epstein as the holder and named his former accountant, Bella Klein, as administrator.
The Department of Justice did not comment on the findings.
Shipping invoices show that the account was used as recently as 2024, nearly five years after Epstein’s death.
On May 20, 2024, a package weighing just under half a kilogram was collected from Gulfstream product support in Savannah, Georgia. It was delivered to Plan D LLC in Kennesaw, Georgia. Plan D is the now-dissolved company Epstein incorporated to own and operate his private jet.
That same jet later drew public attention after Donald Trump used it during the 2024 US presidential election campaign.
In another shipment dated March 12, 2024, a 1.4-kilogram package traveled from the same Gulfstream address in Georgia to Empire Aviation in West Palm Beach, Florida.
The records do not clarify who authorized the shipments.
The FedEx account’s address book included contact details for several of Epstein’s known associates. Among them were Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a prison sentence for child sex trafficking, French modeling agent Jean-Luc Brunel, and zionist billionaire Les Wexner.
The list also included Danny Grossman, a former lieutenant colonel in the Israeli Air Force who now works as a strategic consultant. Grossman previously served in the US Air Force before moving to Israel in 1979 and joining its air force.
Grossman describes himself as a diplomatic and strategic adviser. He has claimed that his reports appeared on the front page of The New York Times and has served as a director of the American Jewish Congress. He also lists attorney Alan Dershowitz among his clients.
12 February 2026
Source: countercurrents.org