The Juilliard School

Also written: Juilliard, Julliard School of Music, The Julliard School

Jeffrey Epstein told the mother of a girl he and Ghislaine Maxwell had seen at the Interlochen arts camp that the girl "needed to go to JUILLIARD", and said he was a board member there. The mother refused. No document in this corpus confirms or refutes the board seat. A separate FBI interview describes meeting "the dean of Interlochen" at one of his cocktail parties and records that the same man "was also the dean of admissions for Juilliard".

Documented money #

From the C.O.U.Q. Foundation's IRS Form 990-PF filings (EFTA00224262), tax years ending 2001 to 2007. Jeffrey Epstein is named Pres/Dir of that foundation. Every figure was read from the page image, and each schedule adds up to its own printed total. A grant marked Scholarship is a payment made through the institution; an Unrestricted one is money for it. The returns name no individual recipient for either. Where the purpose column is blank, the return left it blank. This is not a complete total: the corpus holds no schedules for this foundation outside those years, and three other Epstein-linked charities have returns nobody has read.

People #

Being named in these records is not by itself an allegation about anyone listed.

• Jeffrey Epstein
• Ghislaine Maxwell

Key events #

• Jeffrey Epstein tells a mother he is a board member at Juilliard and that her daughter, whom he says he saw at Interlochen, should go there; she refuses (FBI FD-302 taken 5 February 2020 in Stockholm, EFTA00089603)
• A second FBI interview places "the dean of Interlochen", who was also Juilliard's dean of admissions, at one of his cocktail parties (17 December 2019, EFTA00158482)

Related findings #

• He Told a Mother He Sat on Juilliard's Board in the Same Conversation He Said He Had Watched Her Daughter at Interlochen

Source documents #

Cited above

EFTA00083803 EFTA00089603 EFTA00158482 EFTA00224262

Documents naming it

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