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The address book was unearthed by the FBI after Epstein's former house manager attempted to sell it to an attorney representing an Epstein accuser in 2009, according to Business Insider. According to the house manager, entries in the address book were not made by Epstein but by his subordinate staff. It does not appear from the official documents if Ghislaine Maxwell, who is accused of being his co-conspirator, may have been in charge of the entries.

There are more than 1,500 people and 200 businesses from all over the world listed in Epstein's little black book with the vast majority residing in the United States and the United Kingdom. Among them are close to 50 members of royal families, such as Prince Andrew of the United Kingdom and King of Saudi Arabia Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, as well as researchers, public figures, Nobel laureates and high-ranking politicians, such as US President Donald Trump. 

The address book is said to likely include aspirational contacts in addition to those Epstein had met personally. Several people listed in the book have said that they did not have any relations with Epstein.

Estonia pops up as the country of origin of some Epstein contacts on page 35 of the address book with Massimo Parisi as the main contact. Parisi is the owner of Baltic Model Management, which is also co-owned by Estonian top model Carmen Kass. Parisi was Kass' manager in the early 2000s and currently actively recruits young models in Lithuania.

Epstein's black book lists six entries under Parisi and Baltic Model Management, including two in Estonia, one in Lithuania and two hidden contacts.