An extraordinary “criminal relic,” the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s original black book, could soon hit the auction block.
Online auction house Alexander Historical Auctions told Secrets today that it has the smaller and original Epstein book that holds the names, addresses, and information of nearly 400 entries.
It was Epstein’s first known book listing his associates, a 64-page predecessor to the larger book of secret listings used to help jail him on charges of sex trafficking minors. He died in a suspicious jail cell hanging in 2019.
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The book came to light after Epstein’s death in New York City. “Of the 1,731 names contained in the two volumes together, 221 appear in our earlier book but do not appear” in the larger, later book, said the auction house, according to Business Insider, which had it checked for auth …