Epstein Files Micro-Profile: Robert Lawrence Kuhn
Source: U.S. Department of Justice–released Epstein records
Material shown: Email correspondence, scheduling notes, Skype coordination
Status: No allegations or charges in these documents
Search frequency
A search for “Robert Kuhn” in the released Epstein document library returns 694 results.
⚠️ Important clarification:
This figure reflects text matches across emails and reminders, including repeated appearances within the same threads and across datasets. It does not represent 694 unique meetings or events.
Documented appearances
Across the records shown:
Kuhn is referenced in email threads coordinating meetings with Jeffrey Epstein
Multiple entries confirm breakfast meetings at Epstein’s New York residence
Messages include specific dates and times (e.g., June 15, 2017, 9:00 a.m.)
Correspondence also references Skype calls, including ID exchange and scheduling
Screenshots of representative documents are included below.
What the records show
Based strictly on the material displayed:
Emails confirm in-person breakfasts with Epstein at a Manhattan address provided in the correspondence
Staff messages reconfirm attendance, timing, and logistics
Separate emails arrange Skype calls as alternatives or supplements
The tone and content are administrative and professional
No allegations, accusations, or descriptions of illegal activity appear in these entries.
Public context
Robert Lawrence Kuhn is an American public intellectual, author, television producer, and investment banker, known for creating and hosting the PBS series Closer to Truth and for commentary on philosophy, science, and China.
This information is included solely for identification and context.
Archival clarification
Appearance in these records does not imply guilt, knowledge, or criminal conduct.
This micro-profile documents frequency, scheduling, and logistical context only, as shown in released materials.
Why this is archived
The Epstein files document not only social contacts but also repeated, scheduled meetings—including meals and calls—handled through staff coordination.
Recording who appears, how often, and in what logistical form helps map the administrative footprint reflected in the records, without speculation.
Archival note:
This entry may be updated if additional documents referencing this name are released.