Recent documents made public by the US Department of Justice concerning the Epstein case reveal that the billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who has been accused of numerous serious crimes including sex trafficking of minors, held a Brazilian CPF (Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas). This information emerged from a collection of files released by the department under the category "Miscellaneous Files" linked to Epstein. The inclusion of a Brazilian tax identification number raises questions about Epstein's financial connections and activities in Brazil.

The existence of this CPF was corroborated by G1, confirming a document registered in the name of Jeffrey Epstein with the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service dating back to 2003. The records show that the CPF was still in good standing as of the date of the inquiry in early 2026, and they include Epstein's birth date, January 20, 1953. This connection to Brazil seems to complicate Epstein's already controversial legacy and highlights international dimensions to his alleged criminal activities.

The implications of Epstein's active CPF in Brazil are significant. It may suggest that he had financial dealings or possibly connections in Brazil, raising further inquiries into how he managed his wealth and whether he might have engaged in illicit activities across borders. Brazil's involvement in this case adds an additional layer of complexity to the global scrutiny of Epstein's operations and associations, possibly affecting ongoing investigations and the broader understanding of trafficking networks.