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Casey Wasserman is facing yet another scandal amid the release of his alleged secret X-rated emails with Jeffrey Epstein fixer Ghislaine Maxwell.
On Friday, January 30, the Justice Department released three million more pages, per The New York Times, relating to the Epstein files. A search of the name “Casey Wasserman” returned 100 results, while “Wasserman” returned 189.
In one email — dated Tuesday, April 1, 2003 — the Wasserman CEO, 51, allegedly emailed an address identified as “Maxwell, Ghislaine,” writing: “Where are you, I miss you. I will be in nyc for 4 days starting april 22…can we book that massage now?”
Wasserman married Laura Ziffren, who he shares two children with, in 2001 before they split up in 2021.
In another email dated April 2, 2003, Wasserman allegedly emailed an address identified as ’gmax’, “Well I thought we would start at that place that you know of, and then continue the massage concept into your bed…and then again in the morning…not sure if or when we would stop. I am interested in the Cigar concept, and am glad you got all those hours before you fly me! XO.”
Another email included Wasserman allegedly mentioning his “desires,” while social media users posted documents, purportedly from the release, in which Maxwell allegedly told him she would be wearing a “tight leather flying suit” while en route to New York.
This isn’t the first time Wasserman — who heads Los Angeles’ Olympic organizing committee — has been embroiled in a scandal: In 2024, multiple sources told Daily Mail that Wasserman had dated a string of his female employees. In that same story, the outlet also published an undated photo of Wasserman with Epstein and Maxwell, who had her arm around him.
The music mogul touched on the allegations in September 2024 during a conversation with Squawk Box’s Andrew Ross Sorkin, via The Hollywood Reporter, saying: “Well, I guess consider the source,” explaining, “If The Daily Mail qualifies as reporting, then I guess we’re all in trouble. But we live in a day and age where people can say whatever they want without facts, without cooperation, without sources, and it’s the world we live in.”
Following the Daily Mail’s report, Billie Eilish parted ways with Wasserman, who previously served as her live booking representation, per The Wrap.