Portrait of Eva Andersson-Dubin

Photo: Seoul Museum of History · KOGL Type 1 · Wikimedia Commons

Born in Sweden · Nationality Swedish — Documented relationship

Eva Andersson-Dubin

Documented profile covering 9 controversies, including “1980s–1990s: former romantic relationship with Jeffrey Epstein” and “2007: letter supporting Jeffrey Epstein while he faced Florida prosecution”.

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Profile No. 1312 · Updated on 12 October 2026

Portrait of Eva Andersson-Dubin

Photo: Seoul Museum of History · KOGL Type 1 · Wikimedia Commons

9Documented controversies
10Sources
0Formal charge · all time
0Conviction

I. Documented controversies

01

début des années 2000; révélation 2026-03-18

March 2026: SVT investigation alleges Andersson-Dubin acted as intermediary recruiting young Swedish women; she denies it

No legal proceedings

SVT traced advertisements and interviews organised in Gothenburg to recruit young women to work in Epstein's circle. The investigation alleges that Andersson-Dubin helped with recruitment, notably by recommending a young Swedish woman who subsequently worked as her nanny.

State of the evidence
Alleged
Attribution
Directly implicated

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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02

2011–années 2010; révélation 2026

2011–2010s / disclosed in 2026: Epstein seeks Andersson-Dubin's Mount Sinai network for medical contacts

No legal proceedings

Emails published in 2026 show that Epstein continued seeking assistance from Andersson-Dubin and Mount Sinai contacts on medical matters, while SVT reports that she facilitated healthcare contacts and was asked to arrange gynaecological appointments for women in his circle.

State of the evidence
Documented
Attribution
Directly implicated

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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03

2021-12-17

17 December 2021: testimony for Ghislaine Maxwell's defence

No legal proceedings

Eva Andersson-Dubin testified for Ghislaine Maxwell's defence. She stated that she had never observed inappropriate behaviour by Epstein towards teenage girls and described her limited knowledge of Maxwell's private activities.

State of the evidence
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Attribution
Protagonist is a witness

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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04

fin 2004–début 2005; déposition 2016; publication 2019

2004–2005 / 2016 deposition: domestic employee describes distressed 15-year-old Swedish girl arriving at Dubin home

No legal proceedings

Rinaldo Rizzo, an employee of the Dubin family, stated under oath that a 15-year-old Swedish girl who arrived at the Dubins' home with Epstein and Maxwell told him that she had been subjected to sexual pressure on Epstein's island. According to Rizzo, Eva Andersson-Dubin subsequently entered the kitchen and stated that the girl would work for her as a nanny in New York.

Sources · 2

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    U.S. District Court record / Roll Call archiveGiuffre v. Maxwell filing reproducing Rinaldo Rizzo deposition referencesCourt recordVery high reliability

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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05

2017-01

January 2017: Epstein trust names Eva Andersson-Dubin as trustee and potential residual beneficiary

No legal proceedings

The Jeffrey E. Epstein 2017 Trust named Eva Andersson-Dubin among its trustees. The document also provided, in certain circumstances, for a residual distribution in her favour, illustrating a high degree of financial trust maintained years after the 2008 conviction.

State of the evidence
Documented
Attribution
Directly implicated

Sources · 1

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    DOJ Epstein Files / Yirah archiveEFTA00099424 — Jeffrey E. Epstein 2017 TrustPrimary sourceVery high reliability

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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06

2010-08-14

August 2010: invitation to Epstein while her teenage daughter was hosting friends

No legal proceedings

DOJ documents published in 2026 drew attention to an email in which Andersson-Dubin invited Epstein to visit during the week when her daughter Celina, then a teenager, was expected to host five friends. The message came after Epstein's conviction and registration as a sex offender.

State of the evidence
Documented
Attribution
Directly implicated

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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07

2009

2009: message to probation officer stating she was '100% comfortable' with Epstein around her minor children

No legal proceedings

Shortly after Epstein's release from prison, Andersson-Dubin wrote to his probation officer that she was entirely comfortable with him being around her three children, then minors. The family also continued social contact with him after his conviction.

State of the evidence
Documented
Attribution
Personally implicated

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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08

2007

2007: letter supporting Jeffrey Epstein while he faced Florida prosecution

No legal proceedings

As Epstein faced the consequences of the Palm Beach investigation, Eva Andersson-Dubin sent a letter of support describing him as a very close and important family friend and godfather to her three children.

State of the evidence
Documented
Attribution
Directly implicated

Last verified: 10 September 2026

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09

années 1980–début 1990

1980s–1990s: former romantic relationship with Jeffrey Epstein

No legal proceedings

Eva Andersson-Dubin was Jeffrey Epstein's partner before marrying Glenn Dubin in 1994. This earlier relationship helps explain much of the subsequent social closeness between Epstein and the Dubin family.

State of the evidence
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Last verified: 10 September 2026

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II. Constellation of documented links

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Two profiles are linked when a documented controversy of one names the other. The link points to that controversy and its sources; it does not indicate a personal relationship.

List of documented links (3)
  1. Jeffrey Epstein2 documented references
  2. Ghislaine Maxwell1 documented reference
  3. Glenn Dubin1 documented reference

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