Overview
- The U.S. Department of Justice’s latest Epstein files release included millions of pages, featuring 2003 emails between Wasserman and Maxwell described as flirtatious and sexually suggestive.
- Wasserman said he “deeply regrets” the correspondence and emphasized he has never had a personal or business relationship with Epstein.
- He acknowledged a 2002 humanitarian trip on an Epstein plane as part of a Clinton Foundation delegation and said he is “terribly sorry” for any association.
- International Olympic Committee officials declined further comment, with IOC President Kirsty Coventry saying Wasserman had issued his statement ahead of LA28’s progress report to the IOC session.
- No disciplinary action has been announced regarding Wasserman’s role leading the Los Angeles 2028 organizing committee; the disclosures have intensified public scrutiny of his leadership.