Dhruv Patel

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Pablo Torre Finds Out · "The Jeffrey E. Epstein Fund for Women's Athletics": We Investigate Harvard's Hidden Epstein Files (Part 1) · 30 Apr 2026 podcast

So the promise was meant to be sweeping.

Nothing.

Report concerning Jeffrey E. Epstein's connections to Harvard University.

And who are the folks with the bylines down below?

Three people.

Diane E. Lopez, who I mentioned before, that's Harvard's top lawyer, general counsel.

Second is R.R.

Gerdenshorn, who's an attorney for Harvard.

And then you've got Martin Murphy, who is with a firm called Folly Hogg.

Could you please quote that?

Since September, we've interviewed more than 40 individuals, including senior leaders of the university, staff in Harvard's Office of Alumni Affairs and Development, faculty members, and others.

We also collected and conducted targeted searches and reviews of more than 250,000 pages of documents, including records from the development office and pursuant to procedures the university adopted in 2014 and amended in 2015, emails from a number of faculty and staff.

So, December 2nd, 2019, at 10.18 in the morning, it's a Monday morning, Martin Murphy, who we talked about, the guy from the other firm, Folly Hogg, says, "'Dear Professor Real, "'The Harvard Development Office records indicate that in 2004, "'one of Epstein's charities gave $25,000 "'for the support of Harvard Women's Athletics "'with a preference for the gift to benefit women's rugby.'"

I've seen online that you were the president of the Women's Rugby Club that year.

I was hoping you might have a few minutes to speak to me about this as we are trying to run down as many details as we can.

If you could get back to me, I would appreciate it.

Thanks, Martin Murphy."

Oh, close enough.

So this is basically the equivalent, it seems at least, of a billionaire donating to a rec league in a small town with 15 people.

Lawrence H. Summers.

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