Jeffrey Epstein: Singapore, Philippines

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Girl & ‘very well trained’ service staff from S’pore mentioned in 2 separate emails addressed to Jeffrey Epstein

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The emails dated back to 2010 and 2013.

By Prudence Lim – 6 Feb 2026, 3:17 pm


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Epstein files reference individuals linked to Singapore in emails

Newly surfaced documents linked to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein have drawn attention online after emails appeared to reference Singapore-linked individuals.

The materials are part of a broader release of documents related to Epstein’s associates and correspondence, which have been circulating internationally in recent weeks.

Among the documents released by the United States (US) Department of Justice is a 2010 email sent to Epstein, which stated that he “did not want to call” because “we were not alone: girl from Singapore”.

Source: US Department of Justice

The individual, whose email address has been redacted, then asked whether they could call Epstein the following day before heading to China.

Emails reference Singapore in correspondence

separate 2013 email to Epstein from an individual named ‘Julian’ mentioned “very well trained” service staff from Singapore.

These individuals, allegedly Philippines nationals, were described as having service experience in five-star hotels and cruise ships.

The email appeared to be framed as a response to a staffing or recruitment-related query from Epstein.

Source: US Department of Justice

Another email from June 2016, addressed to Epstein, described a woman in flattering terms and mentioned that she held an O-1 visa and planned to travel to New York.

An O-1 Visa is a temporary work visa reserved for a select few individuals who are nationally or internationally regarded as experts in the following fields:

  • Arts
  • Athletics
  • Business
  • Education
  • Motion picture and television
  • Sciences

The message did not explicitly state her nationality, but the sender allegedly has a picture of her in Singapore.

https://mustsharenews.com/epstein-singapore-girls-recruitment/

Guess who else mentioned Singapore in 2010, this from Ellie Leonard Substack research concerning the then Prince Andrew here writing to Jeffrey Epstein:

5/18/2010 2:27 AM – 3:18 AM

JE: we should try to talk before

PA: Will do. I’m in KL and Singapore until Sunday night. I’ll ring Monday evening London time if that suits?

JE: yes

Higher Education, seeking donors, Singapore concerns:

In Singapore, where universities like the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) actively court international donors to fuel research excellence, these disclosures serve as a stark reminder. Singapore’s higher education institutions, ranked among Asia’s best, must reflect on donor vetting to safeguard their reputations.

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In higher education, survivors urge universities to disclose full donor histories. This push for accountability resonates in Singapore, where transparency in funding is a cornerstone of public trust. The Ministry of Education (MOE) oversees university governance, but global scandals highlight the need for independent audits.

https://www.academicjobs.com/sg/higher-education-news/jeffrey-epstein-files-2026-singapore-higher-education-implications-3465

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