Cecile de Jongh
person
Also written as: de Jongh
Involved in
- The emails released Wednesday night show the two expressed frustration that a USVI politician identified only as “Russell” had betrayed them.
- According to JPMorgan, the tuition Epstein paid for de Jongh’s children pushed her compensation as office manager to $200,000 in 2009.
- In a May 2011 email exchange included in the JPMorgan court filing, Epstein and de Jongh discussed the USVI’s plans to update its sex offender registration law to discuss the bill’s possible impact on him.
- “Did the ladies enroll?” de Jongh followed up with Epstein in a June 2013 email.
- JPMorgan accused Cecile de Jongh, who worked as an office manager for Epstein, in a May filing of acting as his “primary conduit for spreading money and influence throughout the USVI.”
- According to JPMorgan, Epstein wasn’t happy with the law that passed in June 2012, and de Jongh promised she would find ways for him to get around the restrictions.
- Cecile de Jongh sent Jeffrey Epstein an August 2011 email with the subject line “Please Approve,” attaching a $25,000 tuition bill for Skidmore College.
- Neither de Jongh nor a lawyer for the USVI responded to requests for comment Thursday.
- The bank claims that in return she provided him access to the USVI’s political elite, who gave him valuable tax benefits and even allowed him to participate in debate about laws that might affect him.
Statements attributed to it
Voices are counted, never weighed. This is a record of what this entity has been recorded as saying — not a measure of whether it is right.
Origin: first recognised while reading Court filing accuses former First Lady of acting as Epstein's local fixer · 2026-09-27 08:23