A recurring houseguest at 301 East 66th Street, the Manhattan apartment building Jeffrey Epstein used to accommodate visitors. Scheduling records and staff correspondence place him and his son in the building repeatedly between 2011 and 2014, in apartments 10N, 11B, 11J, 11P and 8A, with welcome letters prepared by Jeffrey Epstein's staff for each stay. The corpus documents the stays and the logistics around them; it does not say who he is or what the relationship was.
Key Findings
- EFTA00364799 (8 Apr 2013): staff circulate 'the welcome letters for Jerry and his son arriving on Wed. April 10th', alongside a note about 'the bed issue'
- EFTA00397412, EFTA00304778 (Jan 2012): 'Reminder: Jerry Barton and his son to stay in 10N Jan. 28-30'
- EFTA00665858 (16 May 2011): 'we have Jerry Barton coming to stay in 11B on Wed. May 18-20. I am having Lalasa move out' - a resident is moved out of the apartment to make room
- EFTA00981302: an apartment-allocation email places 'Bobby Slatyon [Slayton] in 10B and Jerry Barton in 11J' for the same window
- EFTA00287420 (Apr 2013), EFTA00284774 (Jun 2013), EFTA00284928 (Jan 2014), EFTA00284965 (May 2014): further scheduled stays in apartments 10N, 8A and 11P
- EFTA00635549 (28 Oct 2012): an arrivals list for the building names 'Filip Hoglund (someone through Eva) (arriving 30th), Jerry Barton and son (arriving 30th), Lisa Svensson (arriving 29th)'