The Dubins
Glenn Dubin, Eva Andersson-Dubin, and everything the record shows about their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
Eva Andersson-Dubin
Miss Sweden. Ford Model. Physician. Epstein’s ex for eleven years.
Eva Birgitta Andersson was born in Uddevalla, Sweden, in 1961. She graduated first in her class from high school and pursued modeling alongside her studies. In 1980, she was discovered by Gerard Ford, co-founder of the Ford Modeling Agency, while walking in New York City. He took her to meet his wife Eileen Ford. Andersson signed immediately.
That same year she won Miss Sweden and placed fourth runner-up in the Miss Universe 1980 contest. She was twenty years old. She continued modeling while putting herself through medical school. She met Jeffrey Epstein around 1981 or 1983 — accounts vary slightly — while working at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York.
According to a letter written by Epstein’s defense attorneys during his 2008 plea negotiations [1], Epstein provided financial support for Andersson to attend medical school in Sweden and California. The letter describes their romantic relationship as lasting eleven years, ending not from any rupture but because the demands of Jeffrey’s life could not include staying in one place and having a family.
She graduated from UCLA medical school. She married Glenn Dubin in 1994. They have three children: Celina, Maye, and Jordan. In the early 2000s she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her diagnosis and recovery inspired her to found the Dubin Breast Center at the Tisch Cancer Institute at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York in 2011. She and Glenn donated approximately $19 million to launch it and were involved in raising an additional $24 million for the center.
That breast center became something else in the DOJ files [2]. Epstein helped furnish it. He had his staff locate a duplicate of a coat rack from his own home, had it painted white to match the color Eva wanted, and arranged for his chauffeur to deliver it to the center on Fifth Avenue.
“We got the coat rack yesterday. It is sitting in the entrance of the Dubin Breast Center and it looks amazing!!!! Thank you soooo very much.”— Eva Andersson-Dubin, email to Jeffrey Epstein, May 2011 [2]
This was three years after Epstein had pleaded guilty to soliciting a minor for prostitution. He was a registered sex offender. She thanked him for the coat rack.
Through the breast center, Eva hosted fundraising galas co-chaired by figures from the hedge fund world: Paul Tudor Jones, Steven Cohen, Howard Lutnick, David Shaw, Kenneth Tropin. She served as a social and institutional bridge — providing a legitimate venue for his access long after his conviction.
The DOJ files contain a 2011 message from a redacted Epstein associate advising him on post-conviction image rehabilitation: ‘Do your penalty and make a plan for inner city kids for science... I would use Dr. Eva as the person who gives the checks to the schools in your name, she is a Dr. a wife and a mother.’ Epstein’s own circle was explicitly strategizing to use Eva’s professional credentials as public cover. Eva has not addressed this document publicly.
Documented: DOJ files, Jan. 2026 [2]: Eva, in her capacity as a Mount Sinai trustee, proposed that ‘The Epstein Floor for Women’ could serve as the naming designation for a $5 million cancer recovery floor if Epstein chose to fund it. Epstein donated at least $400,000 to Mount Sinai in total, including after his 2008 conviction. Following his death, the hospital redirected all his donated funds to a charity focused on preventing human trafficking.
The DOJ files show Eva also functioned as a medical coordinator for Epstein and the women in his orbit. In 2012, a young woman was injured in an ATV accident on Epstein’s private island in the Virgin Islands. Epstein emailed Eva: ‘[Redacted] fell off the atv and needs stitches in her forehead and an x-ray to insure no concussion... can you organize.’ Eva arranged for Mount Sinai plastic surgeon Dr. Jess Ting to treat the woman. Ting stitched the wound — 35 stitches — while the woman lay on Epstein’s dining room table, outside of any hospital setting. Files also show Epstein asking Eva to arrange a gynecological appointment for a separate young woman in his orbit, with Eva confirming she would organize the referral.
Eva is mentioned at least 1,500 times in the available DOJ files. She was still recommending doctors for Epstein months before his death in 2019.
“I never witnessed, suspected, or had any knowledge of Mr. Epstein’s criminal conduct.”— Eva Andersson-Dubin, via spokesperson
In March 2026, Mount Sinai Hospital opened a formal investigation into Eva’s ties to Epstein. Cancer Letter reported on March 6 that the hospital had formed a committee to review the relationship. The Dubin Breast Center — where Celina Dubin now practices — is part of that review.
Glenn Dubin
Billionaire hedge fund manager. Robin Hood Foundation. The man Epstein made richer.
Glenn Russell Dubin was born April 13, 1957, and grew up in a Jewish middle-class family in Washington Heights, Manhattan. His father was a taxi driver who later worked in dress manufacturing. His mother emigrated from Austria and worked as a hospital administrator. He attended public school and received a bachelor’s degree in economics from Stony Brook University, where he played football and lacrosse.
In 1992, Dubin and his partner Henry Swieca co-founded Highbridge Capital Management with $35 million in starting capital. The firm was named after the aqueduct between Washington Heights and the Bronx. By the time it was sold, it had become one of the most successful hedge funds in New York.
In late 2004, JPMorgan Asset Management purchased a majority stake in Highbridge for $1.3 billion. By 2007, Highbridge had grown to over $35 billion in assets under management. JPMorgan completed the purchase of the remaining shares in July 2009. Glenn remained as chief executive.
That acquisition made him a billionaire. According to reporting and court filings, Jeffrey Epstein played a key role in brokering the introduction that led to it. Epstein connected Dubin to JPMorgan’s leadership and positioned himself as the essential intermediary. He was reportedly paid $15 million for facilitating the deal.
Dubin is also a founding board member of the Robin Hood Foundation — the anti-poverty nonprofit co-founded with Paul Tudor Jones — which has raised and granted more than $3 billion. In 2010, he established the Dubin Fellowship for Emerging Leaders at Harvard’s Kennedy School with a $5 million gift. He donated $4.3 million to Stony Brook. He sat on MoMA’s board.
He retired from running client money in January 2020, telling Reuters the move was ‘long planned and unrelated to his past ties with Jeffrey Epstein’.
Epstein was listed in Glenn Dubin’s black book entry with 8 phone numbers — the second-highest contact density in Epstein’s entire address book, after Leslie Wexner.
The Financial Architecture
He paid for her education. He made his fortune. He was godfather to their children.
The relationship between the Dubins and Epstein was not incidental. It was structural. Epstein’s connection to the family predated the Dubin marriage itself.
He met Eva in 1981 or 1983, depending on the account. He funded her medical education. He was her partner for eleven years. When that relationship ended — described in his own defense attorneys’ letter as ending due to his inability to commit to family life — they remained close.
Epstein met Glenn through Eva. He invested millions in Highbridge Capital. He facilitated Highbridge’s $1.3 billion acquisition by JPMorgan, reportedly receiving $15 million in the process. He was named godfather to the Dubin children.
Documented: FAA flight logs, entered into evidence: One or both Dubins appear on Epstein’s planes at least 18 times between 1996 and 2005. Their children and a nanny were frequently aboard. Ghislaine Maxwell is listed as a co-passenger on 13 of those flights.
The Dubins did not stumble into proximity with Epstein. They were embedded in his world before he was convicted of anything. And after he was convicted — they stayed.
2009: The Probation Letter
“I am 100% comfortable with Jeffrey Epstein around my children.”
Epstein pleaded guilty in 2008 to soliciting a minor for prostitution. He served 13 months in Palm Beach County Jail — mostly on work release, returning to his office each day. He registered as a sex offender.
In 2009, shortly after his release, Eva Andersson-Dubin wrote to his Palm Beach probation officer. The letter was obtained by ABC News through a public records request to the Palm Beach County State’s Attorney.
Documented: Eva Andersson-Dubin letter to Palm Beach probation officer, 2009: Eva acknowledged his conviction. She described him as ‘the godfather of my three children’ and wrote: ‘I am 100% comfortable with Jeffrey Epstein around my children.’ All three children were under eighteen at the time. Celina, the eldest, was approximately 14.
She also invited him to Thanksgiving dinner that year. The Dubins reportedly spent Thanksgiving 2009 with Epstein — one year after his conviction for soliciting a minor for prostitution.
2010: The Email
“Come and visit next week. Celina will have 5 friends over.”
On August 14, 2010, Eva Andersson-Dubin sent Epstein an email. He was at Zorro Ranch in New Mexico at the time.
“Come and visit next week. Celina will have 5 friends over.”— Eva Andersson-Dubin, email to Jeffrey Epstein, Aug. 14, 2010 — DOJ ref. EFTA02423721
Celina Dubin was approximately 15 years old. This was two years after Epstein’s conviction for soliciting a minor for prostitution. He was still a registered sex offender. Eva had written to his probation officer the previous year vouching for his safety around her children.
The friends in question, per subsequent reporting, included four boys and one girl. The Dubin family released a statement after the email surfaced saying the context had been misread. A spokesperson said Eva was ‘horrified’ by Epstein’s conduct and ‘deeply pained’ that her friendship with him had drawn her children into public controversy ‘through no fault of their own.’ The statement did not directly address the content of the email or explain why a registered sex offender was being invited to visit a home where a 15-year-old was hosting friends.
Rinaldo Rizzo: The Household Manager’s Sworn Testimony
The kitchen. The 15-year-old. The girl who was quivering.
Rinaldo Rizzo and his wife Debra worked for Glenn and Eva Dubin as their full-time household manager and chef. In 2016, Rizzo gave a deposition in the defamation lawsuit brought by Virginia Roberts Giuffre against Ghislaine Maxwell. That case was settled in 2017. In 2019, a federal appeals court ordered the documents unsealed [14]. What Rizzo described became one of the most disturbing accounts in the entire Epstein record. He was in tears during the deposition.
In 2005, Maxwell and Epstein brought a 15-year-old Swedish girl to the Dubin home. Eva Andersson-Dubin accompanied the girl into the kitchen, where Rizzo and his wife were preparing a meal. Then Eva left the room.
“She sat down and sat in the stool exactly the way the girls that I mentioned to you sat at Jeffrey’s house, with no expression and with their head down.”— Rinaldo Rizzo, deposition — Giuffre v. Maxwell, 2016
Rizzo said the girl reminded him of other girls he had seen at Epstein’s homes. She was, in his words, ‘distraught and shaking... literally quivering.’ He introduced himself. His wife offered her water and tissue. The girl, Rizzo testified, told him point-blank: ‘I’m 15.’
“And I said to her: ‘You’re 15 years old and you have a position like that?’ At that point she just breaks down hysterical, and I feel like I just said something wrong, and she will not stop crying.”— Rinaldo Rizzo, deposition — Giuffre v. Maxwell, 2016
Then, in what Rizzo called a ‘state of shock,’ the girl told him what had happened. She had just come from Epstein’s private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands. While there, Maxwell and Sarah Kellen — Epstein’s personal assistant — had asked her for sex. She had said no. When she refused, her passport was taken by Sarah Kellen. Maxwell threatened her not to tell anyone what had happened. She had been brought to the Dubin home directly from the island.
“She proceeded to tell my wife and I: ‘I was on the island and there was Ghislaine, and there was Sarah,’ and she said, ‘They asked me for sex. I said no.’”— Rinaldo Rizzo, deposition — Giuffre v. Maxwell, 2016
Rizzo noted the girl stopped talking when she heard Eva Andersson-Dubin approaching the kitchen. Then Eva walked in.
“Eva comes in and tells her that she will be working for Eva in the city. As a nanny.”— Rinaldo Rizzo, deposition — Giuffre v. Maxwell, 2016
Approximately one month later, Rizzo saw the same girl on a flight to Sweden with the Dubin family. She was dropped off at a Swedish airport.
In a separate sworn affidavit, Rizzo testified that he witnessed a young woman emerge from Glenn Dubin’s bedroom crying after an overnight visit arranged by Epstein. He did not identify the woman by name in the public record. Glenn Dubin denies all allegations.
Allegation: Rizzo’s account of Glenn Dubin’s bedroom is sworn testimony. It has not been tested at trial. Glenn Dubin categorically denies it.
Rinaldo Rizzo and his wife resigned from their positions with the Dubin family in October 2005. He testified that he and his wife ‘couldn’t deal with these incidents, particularly the last one.’ The 15-year-old girl was the last incident.
Additional deposition record: In a 2010 deposition of Epstein associate Nadia Marcinkova — alleged co-conspirator in the trafficking operation — victims’ lawyer Brad Edwards asked: ‘Do you know Glenn Dubin?’ Marcinkova pleaded the Fifth Amendment. Similarly, in a 2010 deposition of alleged co-conspirator Adriana Ross, a lawyer asked: ‘Isn’t it true that Jeffrey Epstein then started supplying underage females to Glenn Dubin?’ The deposition record reflects that question was raised by counsel in the context of the inquiry.
Documented: JPMorgan internal investigation memo: The bank identified Rinaldo Rizzo by name as having ‘knowledge of Epstein underage activity’ at the Dubin residence.
Virginia Giuffre: The Sworn Allegations
“The first.” — What Giuffre testified under oath.
Virginia Roberts Giuffre is the survivor whose testimony sits at the center of the Epstein record. She gave multiple depositions across multiple cases. Her allegations against Glenn Dubin appear in sworn testimony filed in federal court. They have never been adjudicated. Glenn Dubin categorically denies them.
In her May 2016 deposition — given in Giuffre’s defamation lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell, unsealed in 2019 — Giuffre listed Dubin among the men she alleges Maxwell and Epstein directed her to have sex with. She described Dubin as the first powerful figure she was sent to after her ‘training.’ She said Maxwell told her to give him ‘a massage.’
In her memoir, Giuffre wrote that shortly after being recruited by Maxwell, she was sent to massage Glenn and Eva Dubin. According to her account, Eva left the room while Glenn remained. She described the encounter as ‘forceful.’ She stated that Eva was pregnant at the time and that the couple’s children were in the house.
Allegation: Glenn and Eva Dubin dispute this account entirely. A spokesperson stated they have ‘flight records and other evidence that definitively disprove that any such events occurred.’ No court has examined that evidence at trial. The civil case settled in 2017.
Giuffre also alleged in sworn testimony that Epstein groomed Celina Dubin. This allegation has been denied by the Dubin family. No criminal charge has been filed in connection with it.
“Glenn and Eva Dubin are outraged by the allegations against them in the unsealed court records and categorically reject them.”— Dubin family spokesperson, 2019
The Maxwell Trial: Eva’s Testimony
Defense witness. Couldn’t recall the flights. Denied everything.
When Ghislaine Maxwell went to trial in 2021, the defense called Eva Andersson-Dubin as a witness. It was a striking choice. Eva was Epstein’s ex-girlfriend for eleven years, the woman who had written to his probation officer vouching for him, whose household had been the site of Rinaldo Rizzo’s most disturbing testimony. The defense put her on the stand.
Under questioning from Maxwell’s attorney Jeff Pagliuca, Eva described Epstein as having an ‘uncle-like’ role in her family. She said her children called him ‘Uncle F.’ She said she and her husband were comfortable with that relationship.
She was shown flight records documenting her family’s trips on Epstein’s plane, including a May 1998 flight from Palm Beach to Teterboro that also listed ‘Jane’ — one of Epstein’s victims — as a passenger alongside Epstein and Maxwell. Eva testified she could not recall being on that flight or the purpose of the trips.
She was shown a photograph of the victim known as ‘Jane,’ who had testified that someone named ‘Eva’ joined group sex encounters with her when she was underage. Eva said: ‘I don’t recall ever meeting this person.’
“Absolutely not.”— Eva Andersson-Dubin, asked under oath whether she had engaged in a sexual encounter with Jane — Maxwell trial transcript, Dec. 2021
She testified she did not recall ever observing inappropriate conduct between Epstein and teenage girls between 1994 and 2004 — a decade-long span covering the period during which the Dubins flew on his planes at least 18 times. She was not questioned at trial about the Rinaldo Rizzo testimony, the probation letter, or the 2010 email. The defense called her. The prosecution’s cross-examination did not cover those subjects.
Celina Dubin: The Documented Obsession
“My most favorite person in the whole world.”
Celina Dubin is the eldest child of Glenn and Eva Dubin. She graduated magna cum laude from Harvard in 2017 with a BA in psychology, Global Health, and Health Policy. She received her medical degree from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai — the same hospital where her mother founded the Dubin Breast Center, which Epstein helped furnish. She is now a resident physician in dermatology at Mount Sinai.
Epstein met Celina when she was approximately 12 years old. She called him ‘Uncle F.’ She and Epstein exchanged hundreds of messages across years [2]. The topics included school, shopping, and career advice. He offered to buy her clothes. He offered to connect her to professional contacts.
“Anything!! You know what I like, I also need some cool but also flattering and somewhat sexy (ish) shirts that I can wear when I go out at night.”— Celina Dubin, message to Jeffrey Epstein — DOJ document release, Jan. 2026
Epstein described her as ‘my most favorite person in the whole world.’
In 2014, when Celina was 19 years old, Epstein told associates that he planned to marry her. He told multiple people. The stated reason was financial: if he married Celina, she could inherit his island and fortune without the estate facing inheritance tax liability. He was explicit about this logic with associates.
Documented: DOJ document release, Jan. 2026 [2]: Epstein named Celina as a beneficiary in a trust created in 2014. She was removed in 2015. The Dubin family stated they were unaware of the trust’s existence. In a January 2019 trust — preceding the final 1953 Trust — Celina was the largest named beneficiary, positioned to receive Zorro Ranch in New Mexico and Little Saint James in the U.S. Virgin Islands, plus the trust’s remaining balance. That trust was superseded by the 1953 Trust, signed two days before his death, in which Celina’s name does not appear. A spokesperson stated Celina renounced any potential inheritance upon learning she had been named.
The DOJ files also contain a playlist titled ‘celina’ and a storage box labeled ‘Celina Photos.’ Epstein donated $50,000 to the Hasty Pudding Club at Harvard — the social club Celina was a member of — and $10,000 to the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in 2016, the year before she graduated from Harvard.
The Financial Connections: Glenn and the Money
8 phone numbers. $1 billion in suspicious activity. The second-highest contact after Wexner.
Glenn Dubin’s financial relationship with Epstein was documented, extensive, and post-conviction.
Epstein was listed in Glenn Dubin’s black book entry with 8 phone numbers — second only to Les Wexner in terms of contact density across Epstein’s entire address book.
Epstein invested millions in Highbridge Capital Management and facilitated the introduction leading to JPMorgan’s $1.3 billion acquisition in 2004, reportedly receiving $15 million for the introduction.
Weeks after Epstein’s death in 2019, JPMorgan Chase filed a suspicious activity report covering transactions involving Glenn Dubin, along with Leon Black, Alan Dershowitz, and Les Wexner — totaling approximately $1 billion. Those reports were unsealed by a federal judge in 2023 and are part of the active public record.
On March 11, 2026, Richard Kahn confirmed under oath before Congress that Glenn Dubin was one of the five clients who paid Epstein the most money.
The U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General issued a subpoena to Glenn Dubin in September 2020 requesting all documents and communications regarding: Virginia Giuffre; travel on Epstein’s planes; communications with Epstein, Maxwell, and associated individuals; records about the Dubins’ three children and Epstein; and financial transactions with Epstein including anything related to the Highbridge sale.
Maxwell, Eva, and the Social Cover
Eva Andersson-Dubin and Ghislaine Maxwell were photographed together at a Halloween gala on October 31, 2005 — the same year Rinaldo Rizzo encountered the 15-year-old Swedish girl whom Maxwell had brought to the Dubin home.
Eva Andersson-Dubin and Ghislaine Maxwell, Halloween gala, October 31, 2005. Credit DailyMailUK
In early 2016, Eva gave Epstein the email address of her Palm Beach neighbor David Fiszel, who was raising money for a new hedge fund. Fiszel wrote to Epstein: ‘Eva Dubin gave me your email address as I hoped to follow up on the Peter Thiel meeting we briefly discussed.’ He was seeking investor capital. Eva provided the introduction to a convicted sex offender. This was in 2016 — eight years after Epstein’s conviction.
On November 4, 2016, Eva emailed Epstein regarding the voluntary dismissal of Doe v. Trump — a federal lawsuit alleging that Donald Trump had sexually abused a minor at Epstein’s Manhattan residence. According to the DOJ files, she wrote: ‘told you, the case was a fake.’ Eva has not addressed this email publicly.
The contact continued past 2016. In June 2017, Epstein’s assistant was arranging four tickets to Oslo for Eva — described in the email as ‘a very good friend of his’. This was a year before his 2019 arrest.
The Denials
Glenn and Eva Dubin have consistently and categorically denied all allegations of wrongdoing.
“Glenn and Eva Dubin are outraged by the allegations against them in the unsealed court records and categorically reject them. The Dubins have flight records and other evidence that definitively disprove that any such events occurred.”— Dubin family spokesperson, 2019
“The Dubins have previously said that they are horrified by and were completely unaware of Jeffrey Epstein’s unspeakable conduct.”— Dubin family spokesperson, 2020 — in response to Virgin Islands subpoena
“As she has long stated, Dr. Eva Dubin was horrified by the unspeakable acts committed by Mr. Epstein. She is deeply pained that her friendship with him has dragged her children into the public eye, through no fault of their own. Dr. Dubin never witnessed, nor was she aware of, Epstein’s conduct. Had she known, she would have severed all ties immediately and never allowed him near her children.”— Dubin family spokesperson, 2026
On the Celina marriage comment, a spokesperson called it an ‘offhand comment’ and stated: ‘There is no justification for dragging Celina into a public controversy she had nothing to do with.’
No charges. No trial. The Giuffre case settled. The Rizzo testimony sits in a federal court file, sworn and uncontradicted, going on twenty years.
Eva Andersson-Dubin is a trustee at Mount Sinai. Celina Dubin practices there now. The breast center Epstein helped furnish is open, and all accountability is dead.
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https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/article221404845.html
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https://www.courthousenews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/EpsteinDocs.pdf
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https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6197810-Nadia-Marcinkova-Deposition.html
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https://www.justice.gov/epstein-files-transparency-act
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https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/09/business/jpmorgan-epstein-lawsuits.html
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https://www.pbcountyclerk.org
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https://abcnews.go.com/US/glenn-eva-dubin-jeffrey-epstein-victims-concerned-decade/story?id=87556784
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https://www.viattorneygeneral.org
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https://www.robinhood.org/about/board
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https://www.harvard.edu/commencement/2017