Unraveling the Past: Mount Sinai Investigates Alleged Connection Between Dr. Eva Andersson-Dubin and Jeffrey Epstein
Mount Sinai Hospital, a prestigious medical institution, is currently conducting a thorough investigation into the past relationship between one of its renowned physicians, Dr. Eva Andersson-Dubin, and the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
The tabloid tracked down what it claimed were classified ads placed by the Dubins in the Göteborgs-Posten, “repeatedly in the early 2000s” seeking nannies or au pairs to come to New York. The paper contacted some of the women who, as teens, answered those ads. Two spoke, but identified themselves only by their first names: Hanna and Susanne. Both said the Dubins introduced them to Epstein, both were housed in the Manhattan building where Epstein kept his trafficked girls and where his lawyer and accountant had offices.
Hanna told the paper that Epstein visited frequently during her time with the Andersson-Dubin family, often with a few 20-year-old, tall, slim, attractive (and mostly silent) women in tow. “I remember that he always had different young girls with him as company,” she said. “And I understood from the staff that it was always like that.”
Susanne recalled that Epstein “gave a very mysterious impression.” She said he spoke enough Swedish to say, “Hey, how are you?” and seemed friendlier than Glenn Dubin, who called her “Swedish Girl” and never learned her name. “I thought, God, what a nice man. He lives here in this luxurious house, why isn’t Eva with him?” But then she visited Epstein’s mansion with the Dubin children and followed them into a room filled with pictures of naked girls. After that, she said, “I thought he was creepy.”
Both girls said they were brought to New York as tourists without au pair visas and their salaries were paid in cash. At the Epstein building where they were housed, Hanna said she met girls her age – good-looking girls he “helped,” she said, using air quotes. “There were many girls my age who in various ways might have earned money by performing various services. They got a slap on the backside. It was like no big deal.”
“Everything came to an abrupt end when another Swedish girl came to the family,” Expressen reported. According to Hanna, the girl – who was younger than the others – had answered the classified ad and was flown to New York, but then sent to Jeffrey Epstein’s island. The girl “thought she would be some kind of assistant and it turned out that the assistant job was not at all what she had thought,” Hanna told Expressen, adding that the girl seemed traumatized. “I’ve thought about it a lot because I didn’t ask more about what was happening.”
After that, things changed. Eva turfed Hanna out.
“Eva then told me one day, ‘We don’t need you anymore. You can’t keep working.’ Then they more or less threw me out on the street. Back then, it was convenient that there was no au pair organization or visa. So, you can’t keep on hiring people legally.”
The Dubins have denied knowledge of Epstein’s crimes, and speaking to Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter through a PR agent, denied that they ever employed a 15-year-old Swedish girl or transported such a person from Sweden. Expressen reported it has “been in contact with more nannies than those quoted in the text. They do not want or dare not tell about their experiences.”
Jeffrey Epstein is seen in this image released by the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 19, 2025 as part of a new trove of documents from its investigations into the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. U.S. Justice Department/Handout via REUTERS
Jeffrey Epstein was the target of a sprawling federal investigation into alleged money laundering, drug smuggling and sex trafficking operation by a specialized unit shut down last year by the Trump administration.
The Federal Drug Enforcement Administration opened the investigation into Epstein and a dozen other individuals in 2015, according to five sources close to the case, as part of a longstanding probe into organized crime, although none of the targets were charged with any crimes and it’s not clear how long the case remained open, reported Bloomberg.
“It began after an informant told authorities that Epstein was involved in the illicit funding and distribution of so-called club drugs, including ecstasy, ketamine and methamphetamines,” Bloomberg reported, based on the sources who asked not to be named so they could discuss sensitive law enforcement matters.
The girl also appeared to be drugged or disoriented, and didn’t know how she had gotten from the island back to New York. She claimed Maxwell had taken her passport, another aide had seized her phone, and that she had “been threatened.”
“Was she in fear?” the lawyer asked.
“Yes.”
“You could tell?”
“Yes. She was shaking uncontrollably.”
For years, that image has haunted me and probably anyone else who read through those pages.
Who was this girl? How did she get home? Is she okay now?
At the time, the Dubins issued a statement through their lawyer denying the account. They’ve never been subpoenaed over it. The question didn’t even come up at Maxwell’s 2021 trial where Eva Andersson-Dubin appeared as a character witness. She testified that she didn’t remember meeting a witness who had described group massage orgies. On cross-examination, a prosecutor asked if she had any memory problems. “It’s very hard for me to remember anything far back and sometimes I can’t remember things from last month,” she said. “My family notices it. I notice it. It’s been an issue.”
Retired, living in the Scottish Borders after living most of my life in cities in England. I can now indulge my interest in all aspects of living close to nature in a wild landscape. I live on what was once the Iapetus Ocean which took millions of years to travel from the Southern Hemisphere to here in the Northern Hemisphere. That set me thinking and questioning and seeking answers.
In 1998 I co-wrote Millennium Countdown (US)/ A Business Guide to the Year 2000 (UK) see https://www.abebooks.co.uk/products/isbn/9780749427917
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