Eva Andersson-Dubin’s 2010 Epstein Invite Exposed

One of the most disturbing revelations from the January 30, 2026, Department of Justice document release involves Eva Andersson-Dubin, a former Miss Sweden and on-and-off girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein during the 1980s. The unsealed emails provide a granular look at how Epstein was re-integrated into elite social circles almost immediately after his 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor for prostitution.

The correspondence, sent in September 2010, highlights a level of access to minors that has stunned investigators and the public alike in this latest "transparency" wave.

The 2010 Email: "Celina Will Have 5 Friends Over"

According to the 2026 DOJ records, Andersson-Dubin sent an email to Epstein just two years after he completed his initial jail sentence and registered as a sex offender. In the message, she encouraged him to visit her family home, explicitly mentioning the presence of several teenage girls.

The email reportedly reads:

“Come and visit next week, Celina will have 5 friends over.”

At the time, her daughter, Celina Dubin, was approximately 15 years old. This invitation came during a period when Epstein was legally required to notify authorities of his movements and was technically under strict supervised release.

The "Uncle Jeffrey" Dynamic

The documents further detail how Andersson-Dubin and her husband, billionaire hedge-fund manager Glenn Dubin, maintained a familial bond with Epstein.

• The Probation Letter: In 2009, Andersson-Dubin wrote to Epstein’s probation officer, stating she was “100% comfortable with Jeffrey Epstein around my children.” She described him as having an "uncle-like" role in their lives, noting that her children even referred to him as "Uncle F."

• Thanksgiving 2010: Additional files confirm Epstein was invited to the Dubin household for Thanksgiving dinner in 2010, further illustrating his rehabilitation within the Manhattan elite.

• The 2021 Testimony: During the 2021 trial of Ghislaine Maxwell, Andersson-Dubin testified as a defense witness. While she admitted Epstein was close to her children, she claimed she had "no memory" of any inappropriate behavior and denied ever witnessing abuse.

The Dubin Family Response in 2026

Following the 2026 release of these specific emails, a spokesperson for the Dubins reiterated the family's previous stance, claiming they were "horrified" by the full extent of Epstein’s crimes revealed after his 2019 death.

The spokesperson stated:

“If they had been aware of the vile and unspeakable conduct, they would have cut off all ties and certainly never have allowed their children to be in his presence.”

However, critics point out that by September 2010—the date of the "5 friends" email—the details of Epstein’s 2008 Florida conviction and his status as a sex offender were already a matter of public record. The 2026 files serve as a primary example for Congressional investigators looking into the "social laundering" that allowed Epstein to remain a danger to minors for over a decade after his first conviction.

Key Takeaways from the 2010 Correspondence

• Date: September 2010 (Post-conviction).

• Sender: Eva Andersson-Dubin.

• Recipient: Jeffrey Epstein.

• The Minors: Celina Dubin (age 15) and five unnamed friends.

• Significance: Demonstrates Epstein's immediate access to private homes with multiple minors present shortly after his release from jail.

Source - https://www.indiatoday.in/world/story/eva-dubin-invited-jeffrey-epstein-her-home-when-her-daughter-celina-was-15-glbs-2863284-2026-02-05

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