Alfredo Rodriguez: Epstein’s housekeepers and ‘black book’ take center stage after new documents released; ‘A lot of truth is dead’

Rodriguez can be seen in the video trying to sell a small black book that allegedly contains addresses and phone numbers. He claimed it had as many communications with powerful people and victims of Epstein as it did with undercover officers.

“You’re going to see a lot of important people here,” he said in the video.

The video was reportedly taken two years after the FBI wanted Rodriguez to hand over all of Epstein’s files. However, he tried to sell the diary for $50,000. He also claimed that Epstein’s associates and co-conspirators Ghislaine MaxwellNow jailed, she maintained a database of girls that included nude photos of them. “These teenagers were wearing braces,” he said, without providing evidence from the database.

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Epstein’s former house manager was later arrested for failing to introduce the book into evidence but claimed it was his “insurance policy”. He reportedly expressed fear that Epstein would make him “disappear.” He eventually pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and was jailed for 18 months. Rodriguez died in 2014.

He died of mesothelioma, a cancer often linked to asbestos exposure. Rodriguez’s death was ruled a natural cause.

Now that the video has begun circulating online amid interest in the contents of the Epstein files, many people have reacted in kind.

Another added, “In 2009, Jeffrey Epstein’s housekeeper Alfredo Rodriguez allegedly tried to sell Epstein’s ‘little black book’ for $50,000. He described disturbing details of sex trafficking operations and underage girls without realizing he was giving the FBI Speech. Yet how many warnings have been ignored over the years? Who has been protected and why?”

Someone else commented: “Much of the truth has been lost with the disappearance of the witnesses. Who will be left to tell it?”.

CNN reports that the original link where the video was found no longer contains the document. “This file was originally dropped with Epstein’s files but has now been deleted,” one person also wrote on X. However, that may be because the undercover agent’s face is visible in the video and authorities didn’t want it there.