Recently released emails shed light on interactions between a Hollywood executive set to direct the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein. These documents are part of ongoing disclosures related to Epstein.
Casey Wasserman, who leads Wasserman Media Group, reportedly exchanged flirtatious messages with Maxwell back in 2003. This was a couple of years post his marriage to Laura Ziffren, and some messages even included requests for a sensual massage.
On April 1, 2023, Wasserman sent a note to a close associate of Epstein, expressing his feelings: “Where are you, I miss you.” He mentioned traveling to New York for four days starting April 22 and inquired about booking that massage.
Maxwell responded shortly after, humorously suggesting that Wasserman should “try it on yourself” and see if it worked, implying a shared joke of sorts.
Maxwell, who received a 20-year prison sentence in 2021 for her role in trafficking girls and women for Epstein, mentioned that she was in Brazil when these emails were exchanged.
This playful back-and-forth lasted several days. Wasserman shared some casual thoughts about the “foggy” June weather in Los Angeles in one of his emails.
Maxwell replied with a whimsical query about what it felt like to be “floating naked on a beach” under such fog that it rendered one invisible unless approached.
In another email, Maxwell revealed that Epstein had urged her to find rental options in Malibu and additionally shared her thoughts on bringing back something from Paris, where she was visiting. Wasserman replied, “All I want in Paris is you.”
Their exchanges also touched on travel plans and dining arrangements. These suggest an unexpected, albeit questionable, connection between the two. The sexual content of the emails was part of the latest files released by the Justice Department on Friday morning.
Wasserman’s representatives have yet to respond to requests for comments regarding this matter.
