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Pablo Torre Finds Out: .@PabloTorre just searched the new Epstein files and found Tom McMillen AGAIN. The former NBA player turned Congressman told Pablo he fell out with Jeffrey Epstein in the early 90s. Why were they e-mailing in 2013—after Epstein was found guilty and registered as a sex offender?
.@PabloTorre just searched the new Epstein files and found Tom McMillen AGAIN.
— Pablo Torre Finds Out (@pablofindsout) January 30, 2026
The former NBA player turned Congressman told Pablo he fell out with Jeffrey Epstein in the early 90s.
Why were they e-mailing in 2013—after Epstein was found guilty and registered as a sex offender? pic.twitter.com/0hnMJ1f5ks

Jeffrey Epstein and Sixers co-owner Josh Harris had an ongoing business relationship that included numerous phone calls and at least one visit to Epstein’s home in Manhattan, according to emails released Friday by the U.S. Department of Justice. The emails do not contain any indication that Harris was involved with sexual misconduct.

The records — buried within the three million documents made public Friday as part of the congressionally ordered release of the Epstein Files — shed light on a yearslong correspondence that occurred after Epstein’s 2008 guilty plea for solicitation of prostitution with a minor, but before his 2019 arrest on child sex trafficking charges.

Epstein’s relationship with Black and Apollo would eventually disintegrate over a legal dispute about his tax and estate planning fees. Harris and Epstein continued to email sporadically until at least 2016. That year, Robert Bodian, managing partner at the law firm Mintz, reached out to Epstein, indicating he was contacting him at “Josh’s request,” apparently regarding a tax issue. And, in September 2016, Epstein e-mailed Harris again directly asking him to call him about an unspecified issue. “Any conversation that you prefer to stay between just us. will. its my financial confessional booth for jews,” Epstein wrote. “Will do Jeff,” Harris responded. “Happy to catch up. Thx.”