Edoardo Teodorani
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Edoardo Teodorani
Named by Rep. Thomas Massie among 14 people in an Aug. 31, 2026 House floor speech on Jeffrey Epstein — see Massie's 14. Naming is not a charge; see that page for what the speech does and doesn't establish.
What's documented
Edoardo Teodorani, chairman and vice-president of the Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the UK, is referenced in unsealed Epstein court records cited by the BBC, which reported that Epstein sent him an email — one of several such contacts the BBC's reporting on the files found among sports and business figures who kept in touch with Epstein after his 2008 conviction (BBC Sport). Beyond that single documented email exchange, no primary source gathered for this entry — court filing, Wikipedia's list of people named in the Epstein files, or other reporting — details the nature, extent, or duration of any contact between Teodorani and Epstein.
Teodorani has not been reported as charged with, or otherwise substantively linked to,
wrongdoing connected to Epstein. [VERIFY: the full context of the BBC's reporting on
Teodorani's email, and whether Massie's speech drew on additional material not reflected in the
sources checked for this entry.]