Individual Profile β Casey Wasserman
Source: Epstein World Pulse β Master Index. All claims are from internet research as of February 2026. DOJ file evidence cross-referenced 2026-02-26.
Who They Are
Casey Wasserman is a prominent American sports executive and entertainment talent agency operator. He serves as Chairman of the LA 2028 Olympics Organizing Committee, making him one of the most prominent figures in Los Angeles's preparations for the 2028 Olympic Games. He was a major figure in Hollywood representation through his Wasserman talent agency.
Connection to Epstein β Overview
Flirtatious emails to Ghislaine Maxwell in 2003 asking to see her in "a tight leather outfit" were revealed in the files. Wasserman also flew on Epstein's private jet with Bill Clinton. Following revelations, multiple prominent artists and clients parted ways with his agency, and he announced he is selling the talent agency.
Documented Contact (Internet Research, Feb 2026)
- Flirtatious emails to Ghislaine Maxwell in 2003 asking to see her in "a tight leather outfit."
- Flew on Epstein's private jet with Bill Clinton β placing him in the Epstein/Clinton social orbit during the early 2000s.
Allegations and Claims
- The flirtatious Maxwell emails suggest social intimacy with Maxwell, who was at the time operating as Epstein's primary associate and victim recruiter.
- No victim has made direct allegations of criminal conduct against Wasserman.
This Individual's Response
- Announced he is selling his talent agency amid the reputational fallout.
Legal and Professional Consequences
- Announced he is selling his talent agency as clients departed.
- Artists including Abby Wambach and Chappell Roan parted ways with the agency following the revelations.
- Remains Chairman of the LA 2028 Olympics Organizing Committee as of the source material date.
- No criminal charges publicly announced.
Key Claims for DOJ Evidence Cross-Reference
- Claim A: Flirtatious 2003 emails from Wasserman to Ghislaine Maxwell asked to see her in "a tight leather outfit."
- Claim B: Wasserman flew on Epstein's private jet with Bill Clinton.
- Claim C: Wasserman announced he is selling his talent agency following reputational fallout; artists including Abby Wambach and Chappell Roan parted ways with the agency.
DOJ File Evidence
Claim A β Flirtatious 2003 emails to Maxwell asking to see her in "a tight leather outfit"
Verdict: SUPPORTS β verbatim, multiple documents
The DOJ corpus contains a detailed email chain between Casey Wasserman and Ghislaine Maxwell from MarchβApril 2003 that directly substantiates this claim. The emails are among the most personal and explicit in the released files.
EFTA00582269 (dated Sunday, March 16, 2003): The core exchange. Wasserman wrote to Maxwell:
"I think of you all the time... So what do I have to do to see you in a tight leather outfit? I am in NY tonight, youre not, what am I to do? Xoxo cw"
Maxwell replied (as "Gx"):
"Casey β I will be coming back to NY tom late afternoon. I shall be wearing a tight leather flying suit... Gx. PS: Whilst in NY without me β What would you like to do.. What time do you land?"
The original Maxwell email (Friday, March 14, 2003) that precipitated Wasserman's reply opened: "2 firsts today β I landed in PB this morning and for the first time climbed into 491 GM and flew off β all the linesmen came out to watch β I was not sure if it was because they feared for their safety and staying outdoors was a safer bet or perhaps the tight leather flying outfit had something to do with it... Thought of you at inappropriate moments. Gx."
The same exchange appears in near-duplicate form in EFTA00582270, EFTA02335206, EFTA02335207, and EFTA00579831 β multiple PDF renderings of the same email thread, filed in separate parts of the DOJ corpus.
EFTA00578813 (April 1, 2003): Separate Wasserman-to-Maxwell email:
"Where are you, I miss you. I will be in nyc for 4 days starting april 22...can we book that massage now?"
EFTA00579931: Maxwell to Wasserman, confirming plans and closing with "Kisses."
EFTA02332533 (April 7, 2003): A multi-message chain. Wasserman writes "You, me, and not else much..."; Maxwell replies: "Ok, you will not have to share me with either a cheddar cheese, a baked bean or a kitkat. Gx"; Wasserman: "Or anything else?!"; Maxwell: "What about Max?"; Wasserman: "that can be the exception...but only one."
The emails establish a close, flirtatious social relationship between Wasserman and Maxwell in spring 2003. The claim is precisely corroborated β including the exact "tight leather outfit" phrasing.
Claim B β Wasserman flew on Epstein's private jet with Bill Clinton
Verdict: SUPPORTS β contemporaneous article in DOJ corpus
EFTA00260609: A 2003 profile article (from a New York-area publication, context suggests NY Post or magazine profile) directly names Wasserman as a passenger on Epstein's Boeing 727 alongside Clinton:
"...a Boeing 727...on which Epstein recently flew President Clinton, actors Chris Tucker and Kevin Spacey, supermarket magnate Ron Burkle, Lew Wasserman's grandson Casey Wasserman, and a few others, on a mission to explore the problems of AIDS and economic development in Africa."
This identifies Wasserman explicitly as "Lew Wasserman's grandson" and names him as a fellow passenger with Clinton on an Africa-focused humanitarian trip.
The Epstein flight logs for 2003β05, covered in the Palm Beach Daily News article (EFTA00611612 / EFTA01104102, April 2010), document Clinton's flight with Epstein Nov. 4β9, 2003, to Oslo, Russia, Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Beijing, and name other passengers (Larry Summers, Sandy Berger, Dershowitz) β but do not specifically name Wasserman in those articles. The Africa mission flight appears to be a separately documented contemporaneous trip corroborated by EFTA00260609.
Claim C β Wasserman announced selling talent agency; Abby Wambach and Chappell Roan departed
Verdict: NOT FOUND
The DOJ Epstein Files corpus covers documents from approximately 2000β2023. Wasserman's announcement of selling his talent agency, and the client departures by Abby Wambach and Chappell Roan, are consequences of the February 2026 DOJ file release β events that post-date the corpus entirely. Semantic searches returned scores of 0.65 or below with no relevant hits. This claim concerns contemporary reputational fallout, not historical conduct documented in the files.