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Fortnite Account 'Littlestjeff1', Mentioned in the Epstein Files, Was Active as Recently as This Week and Just Went Private
- On February 6, 2026, Epic Games denied any link between Jeffrey Epstein and the Fortnite account littlestjeff1, calling it false and saying no related emails exist in their system; Fortnite Status said the profile was "a ruse" by a player.
- DOJ files show that a YouTube receipt for littlestjeff1 and a $25.95 Fortnite V-Bucks receipt dated May 7, 2019, are included in the released documents, denying any link to Epstein.
- Users found the littlestjeff1 profile on Fortnite Tracker, which was made private today after being active until 3 days ago, showing wins into 2025 and an Israeli flag.
- After the screenshots circulated, commentators and public figures amplified the claim on X, fueling conspiracy theories that Epstein faked his death and was active in Israel multiple times last year, with some claiming accounts were spoofed by players.
- The DOJ trove, which includes around 2,000 videos and 180,000 images, has fueled renewed scrutiny, but questions about the $25.95 V‑Bucks charge and Fortnite link remain unresolved.
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The Jeffrey Epstein Fortnite account is fake
Fortnite developer Epic Games says the account some people believed to be linked to Jeffrey Epstein is a "ruse." In a reply on X, the developer writes, "an existing Fortnite account owner changed their username" to "littlestjeff1," an alias spotted in several emailed receipts from YouTube in the Epstein files. The email suggests that "littlestjeff1" may have been connected to Epstein's YouTube account, prompting online sleuths to search for the …
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