American actor. He appears in the Jeffrey Epstein files chiefly through the 2002 Africa trip aboard Jeffrey Epstein's private jet for a Clinton Foundation AIDS mission, flying with Bill Clinton, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Chris Tucker. A document in the files describes Jeffrey Epstein's associates 'Andrew, Mandelson and Spacey' as having social or professional connections with one another in England. In Giuffre v. Maxwell, Sarah Kellen, Nadia Marcinkova, and Adriana Mucinska each invoked the Fifth Amendment when asked whether they knew Spacey. During the 2017 #MeToo period, publicist Peggy Siegal emailed Jeffrey Epstein grouping Spacey with Harvey Weinstein in an allegation of sexual misconduct.
Key Findings
EFTA00086575: 'Epstein's associates, Andrew, Mandelson and Spacey had social or professional connexions with each other in England'
EFTA00950242 (Nov 2017): Peggy Siegal to Jeffrey Epstein during #MeToo: 'Harvey, Kevin...rough sex with young boys' - insider claim about Spacey's sexual violence against boys
In a deposition transcript page filed as Document 435-4 in Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP (Giuffre v. Maxwell), the question "Q. Do you know Kevin Spacey?" is met with an instruction not to answer, and the witness then invokes the Fifth Amendment (EFTA02800845). The flight index lists him on eleven legs of the September 2002 Africa trip, with Bill Clinton, Chris Tucker and Doug Band on every leg and Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and Sarah Kellen on most (data/flight_index.json).
Source: flight-log database (private aircraft, 1995–2015), cross-referenced against the unified flight index. Protected victims appear as REDACTED so counts stay correct without identifying anyone.
The 10 most frequent of 18 co-passengers who have a page here. Manifest entries with no page, initials and redacted passengers are counted in the flight totals above but cannot be drawn.