Jeffrey Epstein Wrote That Jews Made Money Shorting Shipping Futures While Goyim Dealt in the Real World

Claim 1: Jeffrey Epstein wrote that Jews make money by shorting shipping futures while goyim deal in the real world

Verdict: True.

• The file: U.S. Department of Justice Epstein Library file EFTA00771953 is a Friday, October 23, 2009 email thread. Jeffrey Epstein, writing from jeevacation@gmail.com at 8:01 a.m., sent cognitive psychologist Roger Schank a line about how "the jew" makes money, then pasted a shipping-news clip about forward freight agreements.
• The quoted line: "This is the way the jew make money.. and made a fortune in the past ten years,, selling short the shippping futures,, let the goyim deal in the real world." The spelling, doubled commas, and "shippping" match the wording in the X post from @Red_Pill_US (Aug. 10, 2026). Jewish Telegraphic Agency and The Forward later cited the same sentence to this same DOJ file.
• The rest of the message: After that line, Epstein pasted a news excerpt. It says shipping futures, especially forward freight agreements (FFAs), had grown in the prior year to roughly the size of the physical market, citing Bill Lines of the Baltic Exchange, and that many in the industry distrusted the instruments.
• Schank's reply: At 12:32 UTC the same day, Schank wrote back: "how jews make money I understand; in the blood; did you know that I had a family business that I made quite clear I wasnt taking over? it was a fight; it dealt in real stuff -- lots of it; they should have traded bead futures."

In plain language:

Yes. The DOJ dump includes the October 23, 2009 email, and Epstein wrote the quoted line.