Alfredo Rodriguez

Documented profile covering 3 controversies, including “House manager: Cash payments to masseuses and cleaning after Epstein's sessions” and “'Black book': Concealment, false testimony, attempted $50,000 sale and 18-month sentence for obstruction”.

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Profile No. 1472 · Updated on 25 September 2026

3Documented controversies

7Sources

0Formal charge · all time

0Conviction

§ Legal statuses reflect the documented sources as of the date shown; they replace neither court decisions nor the presumption of innocence. Counts are not a rating. Methodology

I. Documented controversies

December 2025–2026

2025–2026 federal disclosures: Renewed circulation of obstruction case file and undercover operation recordings

No legal proceedings

Federal releases of Epstein files bring renewed attention to Rodriguez's 2009 FBI file and material from the undercover operation that led to his conviction, reviving public interest in the address book he retained.

State of the evidence: Documented

Sources · 2

[1]
U.S. Department of JusticeEpstein Files Transparency Act - DOJ production descriptionOfficial documentVery high reliability
[2]
FBI / Epstein files archiveFBI obstruction investigation record — Alfredo RodriguezArchiveHigh reliability

Last verified: 12 September 2026

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2007–June 2010

'Black book': Concealment, false testimony, attempted $50,000 sale and 18-month sentence for obstruction

Conviction — against a third party

Protagonist not prosecuted — these proceedings are not counted in their formal charges or convictions.

Rodriguez retains Epstein documents and an address book while authorities and victims' lawyers seek evidence that might identify witnesses and victims. After stating under oath that he no longer possesses the documents, he tries in 2009 to sell them for approximately $50,000 to someone involved in an undercover operation. He pleads guilty to obstruction and receives an 18-month prison sentence in 2010.

State of the evidence: Established by a court
Attribution: Accused
Role of the person profiled: Protagonist not prosecuted

Sources · 3

[1]
U.S. District Court, Southern District of FloridaFederal court filing describing Rodriguez black book obstruction and pleaCourt recordVery high reliability
[2]
FBI / Epstein files archiveFBI criminal complaint material — Alfredo Rodriguez obstructionArchiveHigh reliability
[3]
Wall Street JournalButler Gets Same Prison Sentence as His BossPressHigh reliability

Last verified: 12 September 2026

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environ 2004–2005 ; déclarations policières ultérieures

House manager: Cash payments to masseuses and cleaning after Epstein's sessions

No legal proceedings

Alfredo Rodriguez, house manager and butler in Palm Beach, describes to investigators a system in which he kept substantial sums in cash and paid certain young women after Epstein's massages. He also says he cleaned the room after sessions, including sexual objects.

State of the evidence: Documented
Attribution: Directly implicated

Sources · 2

[1]
FBI / Epstein files archiveFBI interview record concerning Alfredo Rodriguez's household dutiesArchiveHigh reliability
[2]
Palm Beach County court recordsPalm Beach grand jury transcript discussing Alfredo RodriguezCourt recordHigh reliability

Last verified: 12 September 2026

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II. Constellation of documented links

No documented link with another published profile for now.

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