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Who are the two women with Stephen Hawking in the Epstein dossier photo?
Stephen Hawking on Epstein-owned Little St. James Island with 21 scientists in 2006. Photo: US Department of JusticeIn the documents of the notorious US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the famous physicist Professor Stephen Hawking is seen sitting and laughing between two women wearing bikinis. The UK's The Telegraph has investigated and found that the two women next to Hawking in this photo found in Jeffrey Epstein's documents were his two long-time caregivers.
The photo released by the US Department of Justice shows the late UK scientist sitting on a sun lounger while wearing a sun hat. Two women wearing black bikinis stand on either side of him, holding glasses full of juice.
The photo was taken in 2006 during a science seminar at the 'Ritz Carlton' hotel in St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands. There, Hawking gave a lecture on quantum cosmology.
A source close to the estate of physicist Stephen Hawking said the faces of the women whose faces have been blurred or obscured in the photo are two of Hawking's regular and long-time carers who accompanied him to the US from the UK.
The photo was found in millions of documents released by the US Department of Justice as part of its investigation into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Hawking died in 2018 at the age of 76 after more than 50 years of suffering from motor neurone disease (MND). Hawking's name appears 250 times in the released documents.
Hawking has previously been seen in other photos on Epstein's island, including a barbecue party in March 2006 and a boat and submarine trip with an unidentified woman.
Epstein is said to have modified the design and built a submarine specifically for the late professor. Because Hawking had never been underwater before.
Five months before he was charged with trafficking underage girls for sex, a group of 21 scientists visited Epstein's island of Little St. James. Hawking was also on the team.
The documents also include an email from Epstein in 2015, discussing ways to disprove allegations made by a woman named Virginia Giuffre that Hawking had attended a sex party with underage girls.
Virginia Giuffre committed suicide in April last year at the age of 41. She had long claimed that Epstein had trafficked her. She had also been sexually abused by former UK Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Andrew, however, has always denied the allegations.
The email read, “If any friend or relative in Virginia comes forward to prove his allegations false, you can announce a reward for them. The biggest lie is the Clinton dinner and the new claim in the Virgin Islands that Stephen Hawking attended a sex party with underage girls.”
Epstein’s ex-girlfriend Gillian Maxwell wrote in response that this was a “terribly bad idea.” There is also an FBI file that says Hawking and Epstein went to a “gay club” in 2011. However, there is no evidence to support this.
Epstein’s ex-girlfriend Gillian Maxwell is currently serving time in prison for trafficking.
Stephen Hawking traveled to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, to attend a conference titled ‘Energy of Empty Space That Is Not Zero’. The conference was held at the island’s five-star Ritz-Carlton hotel.
The team of scientists spent $1,600 per night on each hotel room. However, Epstein is believed to have hosted the team of scientists on a neighboring island.
Epstein's desire to build good relations with scientists is well known. The files name many prominent academics, although no criminal charges have been filed against them.
A spokesman for Hawking's family said: "Professor Hawking made one of the greatest contributions to 20th-century physics. He was also the longest-living person to suffer from motor neurone disease. This condition required him to be on a ventilator, a voice synthesizer, a wheelchair and 24-hour medical care. It is wrong and highly unrealistic to suggest any inappropriate behaviour in his name."

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