by: Alex Byington 3 hours ago _AlexByington
The Jeffrey Epstein scandal has now ensnared a member of the NFL community. New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch reportedly engaged in email communications with the late convicted sex trafficker in 2013 to allegedly arrange meetings with women Tisch described as “pro or civilian,” according to a Friday report from The Athletic, via NJ. com.
The Athletic report cites several email messages between Tisch and Epstein, who died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial, that were part of more than three million documents released Friday by the Department of Justice as required by bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act signed into law by President Donald Trump last last year.
The emails between Epstein and the 76-year-old Tisch, who has served as as the Giants’ chairman and executive vice president for two decades, are a back-and-forth string of communications that begin in April 2013 with Tisch reaching out Epstein to ask about a “very sweet girl” he met at the sex offender’s multi-million New York City mansion. Epstein then asks if Tisch was in contact with another female that was going to acting school: “I am happy to have you as a new but obviously shared interest friend.”
Epstein talking to #Giants owner Steve Tisch about setting him up with a girl, then asking him to accompany him on a walk with #Jets owner Woody Johnson. @woodyjohnson4 pic.twitter.com/Htr7NmXBCI
— Anthony (@Anthony39115546) January 30, 2026
Tisch — who made much of his wealth as a film and television producer, including producing iconic movies such as Risky Business , Forrest Gump , and American History X — responded by asking Epstein if the female is a “pro or civilian,” at which point Epstein suggests they continue the conversation over the phone.
