Epstein Associate Reportedly Provides New Names to Federal

Update: The House Oversight Committee’s June 4 release named Philip Levine and Frederic Fekkai among the names Kellen provided. The original report, which said the names had not been released, follows.

A major new development has surfaced in the ongoing investigations tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

According to multiple reports, Sarah Kellen, a longtime Epstein associate who has frequently been linked to allegations surrounding his inner circle, recently met with congressional investigators and reportedly identified three additional names connected to the broader abuse investigation.

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At this time, those names have not been publicly released.

The testimony was reportedly given behind closed doors as federal investigators and congressional committees continue digging into Epstein’s network, finances, associates, and alleged operations that spanned years and involved wealthy and influential individuals.

Kellen has denied being a willing participant in Epstein’s crimes and instead claims she was also manipulated and abused by him over an extended period of time.

Investigators have not announced any new arrests or criminal charges connected to the latest testimony. However, lawmakers involved in the investigation indicated the information provided could lead to additional subpoenas and further inquiry moving forward.

The Epstein case continues to generate widespread public attention years after his death due to ongoing questions about who may have helped facilitate abuse, who may have had knowledge of alleged crimes, and whether every aspect of the case was fully investigated.

Officials have repeatedly cautioned that appearing in testimony, records, or files connected to Epstein does not automatically mean a person committed a crime. In many cases, individuals may simply have been mentioned during interviews or investigations without facing accusations or charges.

The renewed push for transparency comes amid growing public pressure for additional records and information tied to Epstein’s associates to be released.

No further details about the three names reportedly provided during the testimony have been officially confirmed at this time.

Also reported by: CNN.