Epstein’s Black Card: How He Moved Women With His Amex Centurion

Jeffrey Epstein’s office set a rule for its special team inside American Express: spending on trips for young women and others had to be kept a secret, even from his inner circle.

After a flight confirmation went out to multiple people in 2017, Epstein’s longtime assistant, Lesley Groff, sent a message to the relationship manager for his invite-only Black card, officially known as Centurion: “PLEASE HELP! Take ALL Email Addresses OUT of OUR ACCOUNT!!”

She explained that “Jeffrey was livid,” because he’s “EXTREMELY private” and “does not want ANY flight confirmations sent to anyone but me.”

For years, Epstein’s ...