Recently released documents from the US Justice Department's trove of Jeffrey Epstein files continue to reveal unsettling glimpses into the disgraced financier's private communications and worldview. Among the latest to surface is a series of emails from 2015 in which Epstein made crude and offensive remarks about Pope Francis and Jesus during the pontiff's historic visit to the United States.<h2>Epstein's lewd remarks about Jesus and pope</h2>The correspondence from 2015 is between Jeffrey Epstein and his brother Mark. It coincided with Pope Francis's widely followed trip to Washington and New York that included meetings with then-President Barack Obama, an address to Congress, and a speech at the United Nations General Assembly. During the New York leg of the visit, the pope stayed in Manhattan not far from Epstein's residence.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-jesus-watches-over-her-whoops-disturbing-epstein-files-email-mocking-young-victim-s-faith-goes-viral-1771055911141">'Jesus watches over her… whoops': Disturbing Epstein files email mocking young victim’s faith goes viral</a>In one email exchange, Mark Epstein mentioned the pope's presence in the city and joked about inviting him over for a drink. "You’=e probably smart enough to get out of town when the pope is here, but =f you’re in NYC, he will be staying around the corner from =ou," Mark Epstein wrote. "You should invite him over for an egg cream and =xchange stories," suggested the paedophile's brother.Jeffrey Epstein responded with a vulgar suggestion involving a "massage," accompanied by mocking religious references. "so when he =ears oh jesus Im coming. he feels =appy," reads the disturbing email which is filled with spelling errors and partially obscured text.<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260218/image-1771393901752.png"></figure><h2>Critics slam Epstein's contempt for moral authority</h2>Commentators who reviewed the emails said the remarks appeared to go beyond tasteless humour. Christopher Hale, a political commentator and Catholic writer, as cited by Daily Beast, described the messages as reflecting disdain not only for Pope Francis personally but also for the broader moral authority of the papacy. The email was "not merely being tasteless," Epstein was "expressing contempt—for Francis, for the papacy, and for the moral authority the pope represented".Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/chilling-new-details-revealed-in-pawtucket-shooting-did-robert-dorgan-aka-roberta-esposito-kill-son-ex-wife-over-gender-identity-1771384618172">Chilling new details revealed in Pawtucket shooting: Did Robert Dorgan aka Roberta Esposito kill son, ex-wife over 'gender identity'?</a>The emails form part of millions of documents made public earlier this year, in January, as authorities released material connected to Epstein’s network, relationships, and activities. The files include communications, photographs, and other records spanning decades of Epstein’s life before he died in a Manhattan jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges. His associate Ghislaine Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence.

Newly surfaced Epstein emails from 2015 show the disgraced financier making crude jokes about Pope Francis during the pontiff’s US visit. The disturbing exchange offers an unsettling glimpse into Epstein’s lewd sex offer to the Church official. Scroll down to read what he wrote.

Recently released documents from the US Justice Department's trove of Jeffrey Epstein files continue to reveal unsettling glimpses into the disgraced financier's private communications and worldview. Among the latest to surface is a series of emails from 2015 in which Epstein made crude and offensive remarks about Pope Francis and Jesus during the pontiff's historic visit to the United States. Epstein's lewd remarks about Jesus and pope The correspondence from 2015 is between Jeffrey Epstein and his brother Mark. It coincided with Pope Francis's widely followed trip to Washington and New York that included meetings with then-President Barack Obama, an address to Congress, and a speech at the United Nations General Assembly. During the New York leg of the visit, the pope stayed in Manhattan not far from Epstein's residence. Also read | 'Jesus watches over her… whoops': Disturbing Epstein files email mocking young victim’s faith goes viral In one email exchange, Mark Epstein mentioned the pope's presence in the city and joked about inviting him over for a drink. "You’=e probably smart enough to get out of town when the pope is here, but =f you’re in NYC, he will be staying around the corner from =ou," Mark Epstein wrote. "You should invite him over for an egg cream and =xchange stories," suggested the paedophile's brother. Jeffrey Epstein responded with a vulgar suggestion involving a "massage," accompanied by mocking religious references. "so when he =ears oh jesus Im coming. he feels =appy," reads the disturbing email which is filled with spelling errors and partially obscured text. Critics slam Epstein's contempt for moral authority Commentators who reviewed the emails said the remarks appeared to go beyond tasteless humour. Christopher Hale, a political commentator and Catholic writer, as cited by Daily Beast, described the messages as reflecting disdain not only for Pope Francis personally but also for the broader moral authority of the papacy. The email was "not merely being tasteless," Epstein was "expressing contempt—for Francis, for the papacy, and for the moral authority the pope represented". Also read | Chilling new details revealed in Pawtucket shooting: Did Robert Dorgan aka Roberta Esposito kill son, ex-wife over 'gender identity'? The emails form part of millions of documents made public earlier this year, in January, as authorities released material connected to Epstein’s network, relationships, and activities. The files include communications, photographs, and other records spanning decades of Epstein’s life before he died in a Manhattan jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges. His associate Ghislaine Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence.

Newly surfaced Epstein emails from 2015 show the disgraced financier making crude jokes about Pope Francis during the pontiff’s US visit. The disturbing exchange offers an unsettling glimpse into Epstein’s lewd sex offer to the Church official. Scroll down to read what he wrote.

'Jesus Im c**ing': Jeffrey Epstein's lewd email about Pope Francis REVEALED. Here's what he said

US Congressman Lauren Boebert, in a conversation with Newsmax, added fuel to some of the disturbing conspiracy theories about cannibalism that have been over and over again denied and supposedly “debunked”. Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert has claimed to have seen in the unredacted files on sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein. In a social media post on the platform X, she mentioned that these are "very sick people" and doing some “very sick things.”"Terrifying language in the Epstein Files I viewed yesterday-Emails about torture -Frequent talk of "consumption"? -A restaurant called "The Cannibal"The women around Epstein were also deeply involved in trafficking children," read the post.&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">Terrifying language in the Epstein Files I viewed yesterday -Emails about torture -Frequent talk of &quot;consumption&quot;? -A restaurant called &quot;The Cannibal&quot; The women around Epstein were also deeply involved in trafficking children. These are sick, sick people.<a href="https://twitter.com/NEWSMAX?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@NEWSMAX</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/SchmittNYC?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@SchmittNYC</a> <a href="https://t.co/4qHtGXGEpx">pic.twitter.com/4qHtGXGEpx</a>&mdash; Rep. Lauren Boebert (@RepBoebert) <a href="https://twitter.com/RepBoebert/status/2021669694453825873?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 11, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/epstein-files-ghislaine-maxwell-shadow-commission-9-11-doj-release-1771133803234">Epstein files reveal Ghislaine Maxwell’s invitation to secret 'Shadow Commission on 9/11'</a>She suggested that the circle goes deeper than it appears from the outside. There was more than human trafficking going on, using “code words” to hide their crimes. These “code words” may suggest “some sort of consumption”. She further added that there was a mention of the restaurant called the “Cannibal”, whose owner is listed in the files among recurring discussions about "beef jerky."She went on to say that there were clear mentions of “torture”, which was a big driver. In 2009, Epstein wrote a short email to a recipient that the DOJ had initially redacted. “Where are you? are you ok, I loved the torture video,” he said at the time. The name was redacted. US Congressman Thomas Massie later revealed that it was Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, CEO of Dubai’s DP World.&nbsp;Boebert's remarks come as there is massive redaction in the Epstein files, and the Trump administration faces backlash for not releasing the files in their entirety. The Department of Justice on Saturday sent a list of people to the congress, which included compromised "government officials and politically exposed persons” such as Donald Trump, Ivanka Trump, Melania Trump, Barack Obama, Kamala Harris, JD Vance, Joe Biden, Benjamin Netanyahu, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, to name a few. It also had people like Elvis Presley and Marlyn Monroe, which is absurd as Jeffrey Epstein would have been 9 years old when Marilyn Monroe died and 24 years old when Elvis Presley died.&nbsp;

Rep Lauren Boebert claims unredacted Epstein files contain references to “torture” and “consumption,” reigniting conspiracy debates amid DOJ redactions.

US Congressman Lauren Boebert, in a conversation with Newsmax, added fuel to some of the disturbing conspiracy theories about cannibalism that have been over and over again denied and supposedly “debunked”. Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert has claimed to have seen in the unredacted files on sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein. In a social media post on the platform X, she mentioned that these are "very sick people" and doing some “very sick things.” "Terrifying language in the Epstein Files I viewed yesterday -Emails about torture -Frequent talk of "consumption"? -A restaurant called "The Cannibal" The women around Epstein were also deeply involved in trafficking children," read the post.

Rep Lauren Boebert claims unredacted Epstein files contain references to “torture” and “consumption,” reigniting conspiracy debates amid DOJ redactions.

Boebert says unredacted Epstein files reference ‘consumption’ and ‘torture’

The horrors contained in the Jeffrey Epstein files seem to have no end. Now, a new email from the Epstein files has shocked the world with its disturbing details, making fun of a young victim's religion and love for Jesus. 'Whoops,' reads the insensitive email. Here's what you need to know about it.<h2>'Jesus watches over her...whoops'</h2>A disturbing email from the heavily redacted version of the files is going viral. The message, included in a heavily redacted batch of files made public earlier this year, appears to mock a young victim’s religious beliefs.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/unredacted-epstein-files-have-trump-s-name-everywhere-potus-mentioned-more-than-a-million-times-1770794778216">Unredacted Epstein files have Trump’s name 'everywhere,' POTUS mentioned 'more than a million' times</a>In the email exchange now circulating on social media, Epstein appears to recount a comment made by a young girl about her faith. The email from convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to another person, whose name has been blacked out, reads, "(redacted) said that she felt God’s presence next to her when she was in bed. She knows that Jesus watches over her…Whoops!". This disturbing email is followed up by an even more alarming response from the recipient, whose identity remains redacted, suggested dressing up as Jesus to deceive the girl. "You should dress up as him [Jesus] when you see her".<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260214/image-1771060680783.png"></figure>Epstein then appeared to respond approvingly, referencing what he described as a “Jesus I’m coming” trick. "Of course, the OH jesus Im coming trick," he wrote.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/epstein-hearing-turns-tense-as-pam-bondi-refuses-to-apologise-to-survivors-says-she-won-t-get-in-the-gutter-1770873842476">Epstein hearing turns tense as Pam Bondi refuses to apologise to survivors, says she won’t 'get in the gutter'. Watch!</a><h2>Redacted Epstein files</h2>The email is part of the latest disclosure of Epstein-related material released under transparency requirements earlier this year. Over three million documents were released to the public in January of this year. The massive release included emails, photos, and videos, among other things.While much of the archive remains redacted to protect victims’ identities, several excerpts have begun circulating online, reigniting public anger over the case and the people connected to it. &nbsp;

A chilling email from the Epstein files shows the paedophile mocking a young victim’s faith and discussing a sick “Jesus” deception. The exchange has sparked outrage online. Scroll down to read the disturbing details revealed in the files.

The horrors contained in the Jeffrey Epstein files seem to have no end. Now, a new email from the Epstein files has shocked the world with its disturbing details, making fun of a young victim's religion and love for Jesus. 'Whoops,' reads the insensitive email. Here's what you need to know about it. 'Jesus watches over her...whoops' A disturbing email from the heavily redacted version of the files is going viral. The message, included in a heavily redacted batch of files made public earlier this year, appears to mock a young victim’s religious beliefs. Also read | Unredacted Epstein files have Trump’s name 'everywhere,' POTUS mentioned 'more than a million' times In the email exchange now circulating on social media, Epstein appears to recount a comment made by a young girl about her faith. The email from convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to another person, whose name has been blacked out, reads, "(redacted) said that she felt God’s presence next to her when she was in bed. She knows that Jesus watches over her…Whoops!". This disturbing email is followed up by an even more alarming response from the recipient, whose identity remains redacted, suggested dressing up as Jesus to deceive the girl. "You should dress up as him [Jesus] when you see her". Epstein then appeared to respond approvingly, referencing what he described as a “Jesus I’m coming” trick. "Of course, the OH jesus Im coming trick," he wrote. Also read | Epstein hearing turns tense as Pam Bondi refuses to apologise to survivors, says she won’t 'get in the gutter'. Watch! Redacted Epstein files The email is part of the latest disclosure of Epstein-related material released under transparency requirements earlier this year. Over three million documents were released to the public in January of this year. The massive release included emails, photos, and videos, among other things. While much of the archive remains redacted to protect victims’ identities, several excerpts have begun circulating online, reigniting public anger over the case and the people connected to it.

A chilling email from the Epstein files shows the paedophile mocking a young victim’s faith and discussing a sick “Jesus” deception. The exchange has sparked outrage online. Scroll down to read the disturbing details revealed in the files.

'Jesus watches over her… whoops': Disturbing Epstein files email mocking young victim’s faith goes viral

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'Jesus Im c**ing': Jeffrey Epstein's lewd email about Pope Francis REVEALED. Here's what he said

Boebert says unredacted Epstein files reference ‘consumption’ and ‘torture’

'Jesus watches over her… whoops': Disturbing Epstein files email goes viral