Famed psychiatrist, Henry Jarecki, latest to be named as a rapist in Jeffrey Epstein ring
A woman identified only as Jane Doe filed a lawsuit against Jarecki on June 3, 2024 alleging he raped her from 2011 through 2014
On Monday June 3, 2024 a woman using the name 'Jane Doe 11' filed a lawsuit in New York City against famed psychiatrist/Hollywood producer Henry Jarecki alleging the now 91-year-old repeatedly raped and trafficked her after she was sent to him for treatment by Jeffrey Epstein. Doe cites the dates as commencing in 2011 and ending in 2014.
During my deep dive for Sunday’s newsletter, Hollywood Spies, I’d stumbled upon Jarecki (and, frankly others). I decided to leave him out, although his name appears in Epstein’s black book. However, the information I ferreted out him makes me believe, he too, is one of the many hidden spies surrounding us all. This said, I’ll be following up on what I discovered and will upload the information here shortly.
The attorney representing Doe in this case is Bradley Edwards. Edwards paired up with J. Stanley Pottinger—outed as a CIA agent by Epstein victim Maria Farmer whom he seduced. Based on this and what we’ve learned from similar lawsuits, we’ll never see discovery. Instead, I predict a quick settlement which frankly keeps a lid on the nefarious activities with links to two intelligence agencies.
Below is an article written by Jonathan Stempel summarizing the latest Epstein related rape allegations.
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A prominent 91-year-old psychiatrist who was once close friends with Jeffrey Epstein was sued on Monday by a onetime model who said he enabled the late financier’s sex trafficking, and turned her into his “modern-day sex slave.”
In a complaint filed in Manhattan federal court, the plaintiff, using a pseudonym Jane Doe 11, said Henry Jarecki raped her repeatedly starting in 2011, after Epstein referred her for mental health treatment following his own sexual abuses.
Doe also said Jarecki was Epstein’s “go-to” doctor for treating young women experiencing depression, shared victims’ confidential medical information with Epstein, and shielded Epstein from law enforcement.
“The allegations will be shown to be entirely false and baseless,” said Sarita Kedia, a lawyer for Jarecki. “Dr. Jarecki never engaged in any abusive conduct with the complainant or any other person.”
Doe’s civil lawsuit seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages for sexual battery, emotional distress, and violating the federal Trafficking Victims Protection Act.
Epstein killed himself in a Manhattan jail cell in August 2019 at age 66 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
Jarecki, of Rye, New York, is the latest of many people sued over their ties to the registered sex offender.
He is a longtime Yale University faculty member whose works include the book “Modern Psychiatric Treatment.”
Jarecki also became wealthy trading commodities, and from selling MovieFone, which he co-founded with his son, to America Online for about $388 million in stock in 1999.
While Jarecki was in Epstein’s public address book, Monday’s lawsuit appears to be the first over their relationship.
‘BEST DOCTOR IN NEW YORK CITY’
Monday’s complaint said Doe came to the United States in 2010, seeking a visa to work a model, when another model told her that Epstein could help her career.
She said Epstein sent her to Jarecki after she became depressed, calling him “the best doctor in New York City.”
But instead of helping, Jarecki allegedly promised to “save” Doe from Epstein, pushing her to move into an apartment he could monitor from his own bedroom around the corner in Manhattan’s Gramercy Park neighborhood.
Doe said Jarecki, then in his late 70s, began using the apartment to force her into sex, threatening her work status or to return her to Epstein if she failed to comply.
She also said Jarecki ordered her to go to bed at 10 p.m., calling her to demand she sleep if he saw the light on at 10:15, and expressed displeasure when she didn’t smile enough.
The complaint accused Jarecki of “raping Jane Doe 11 by force on dozens of occasions in New York,” and trafficking her to his private Caribbean island where he sexually abused her.
Others sued over their ties to Epstein include former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell. A U.S. appeals court is considering whether to overturn her conviction and 20-year prison sentence for aiding Epstein’s sex trafficking.
Brad Edwards, a lawyer for Doe and more than 200 other Epstein accusers, declined to elaborate on Monday’s lawsuit but said “we want other survivors to know that it is safe to come forward.”
The case is Doe v Jarecki, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 24-04208.
I seem to have collected a lot of information on Henry Jarecki. I uploaded a Patron's only podcast on some of the goodies I discovered during the last few years. Just now, however, via Twitter, one of my fav followers told me he was mentioned in LaRorouche's Dope Inc book -- which we've discussed on this platform. I am copying the info for you to read here:
“Moccatta Metal’s current chairman, Dr. Henry Jarecki, has been under investigation for years for illegal activities, although no indictment has yet been handed down. According to European intelligence sources, Jarecki’s dirty money operation helps fund the activities of the Mossad, Israel’s foreign secret intelligence service in New York City, including assassination teams.
Jarecki is no small fry; he is a frequent gold columnist for British financial publications such as Euromoney, and rated a lengthy profile in September 1978 issue to Fortune magazine. Nonetheless, he is eminently suited for the role of bag-man for Israeli intelligence hit squads. Jarecki began running drugs as a small-time pusher on the University of Michigan campus in 1950-1951. In 1952, he spent six months in jail for suspected espionage in East Berlin. According to published sources, approximately half of Jarecki’s present staff of 28 gold traders started out in the same Harvard Psychology Department that featured LSD-pushers Dr. Timothy Leary and “Baba Ram Dass” in the early 1960s.”
The unique surname "Jarecki" immediately triggered an association with well-known documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki and indeed they are father and son. Two other siblings are filmmakers as well. (Just speculating, but one wonders whether they did any camera work for one, Jeffrey Epstein.) Dr. Henry Jarecki seems to be a latter-day version of Dr. Max "Doctor Feelgood" Jacobson whose patient roster included a Who's Who of the postwar New York culturati. Then there was Dr. Ralph Greenson out in L.A.; handler of Marilyn Monroe. Great find, Kirby.