Epstein emails reference Market Harborough
Written by HFM News on 5th February 2026
Recently released emails from disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein mention Market Harborough.
In 2011, Epstein contacted someone who had recently moved to the town and asked them to send photographs.
The exchanges, redacted to protect the individual, show him requesting images of both the person and their local area.
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The emails begin with Epstein asking: “Well?” The recipient responds, explaining they had moved to Market Harborough for a new job, but are finding the town lonely, signing off with “kisses.”
Epstein then asks: “Can you Skype? take photos?” to which the person replies: “Photos of what? Of the workplace? Of the little market town I live in? No internet at home yet.”
Epstein’s response was: “All of the above including you.”
The emails are included in the latest drop of material – dubbed the Epstein files – released by the US government from its investigation into Epstein, which included three million pages, 180,000 images, 2,000 videos.
There is no suggestion of any wrongdoing, and no further context is provided in the documents.
