Billionaire Glenn Dubin's Wife Eva Let Epstein Live in Their Home After Prison - Shocking Family Ties Exposed

For years, Glenn Dubin has been known as the founder of Highbridge Capital Management, a hedge fund titan worth an estimated $2 billion. His wife Eva Andersson-Dubin, a former Miss Sweden and physician, was celebrated for her philanthropy.

The newly released DOJ files tell a very different story about this power couple.

Buried in the 3.5 million pages are FBI interview transcripts and emails revealing that after Jeffrey Epstein's 2009 release from Florida jail, the Dubins didn't just maintain their friendship—they gave him his own bedroom in their Manhattan townhouse, where their three children lived.

"Jeffrey had his own room and was treated as a member of the family."
— FBI Interview Summary, Eva Andersson-Dubin

"Uncle Jeffrey" in the Children's Home

The documents reveal that Eva had previously dated Epstein before marrying Glenn in 1994. This romantic history created a triangle that apparently overrode all judgment about allowing a convicted sex offender to live with their children.

One email from Eva to Epstein just months after his release is particularly chilling:

The use of "Uncle Jeffrey" is damning given what the Dubins knew about Epstein's conviction. The children were being normalized to a registered sex offender living under their roof.

$25 Million in Secret Investments

But the relationship wasn't just personal—it was financial. Even more shocking is evidence that Glenn continued to do business with Epstein after his conviction:

Flying to the Island with Their Daughter

Flight logs reveal the family took multiple trips on Epstein's private jet, including flights to his private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands. One manifest from July 2009 is particularly damaging:

Just months after his release from jail for soliciting a minor, the Dubins flew their teenage daughter to Epstein's private island. Pilot Larry Visoski has testified about Epstein's frequent transportation of young women on the same aircraft.

The Children Were Told It Was a "Misunderstanding"

FBI interview notes reveal how the Dubin children processed their parents' ongoing relationship with a convicted sex offender:

"The Dubin children were told by their parents that his legal issues were the result of him 'helping the wrong people' and that he was actually 'trying to help young women with their careers.'"
— FBI Interview Notes

But internal emails between their legal team show a different story, with lawyers strategizing about how to "minimize exposure" and "distance the family from JE's activities while maintaining they acted in good faith."

Glenn Dubin stepped down from his hedge fund in 2019 as scrutiny over his Epstein connections intensified. But these newly released documents show the relationship was far more extensive—and more troubling—than previously known.