Michael Litman appears as a recurring passenger in Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs, named on 28 flights between January 2002 and April 2003. His identity beyond the flight records is not established in the document corpus (which contains only the unrelated legal commentator Harry Litman).
Key Findings
Named as a passenger on 28 flights in the Epstein flight-log record between January 2002 and April 2003.
FLIGHT DATA VERIFIED 2026-08-05: the 28-leg claim checks out. Both data/flight_logs.json (1,497 legs) and data/flight_index.json (5,835 legs) carry 28 legs naming him, the first dated 2002-01-01, matching the January 2002 to April 2003 span this record states.
WHY NO EFTA IS CITED: the manifests spell the surname "Li man" - the OCR drops the t - so a corpus search on "Litman" returns nothing but unrelated artefacts (a Bear Stearns address, a phone-bill location code, a Secretary of State line). The flight files are the source; there is no document-text evidence to add.
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 15 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.