Jeffrey Epstein aimed to spread his DNA widely, reflecting an obsession with genetics and human enhancement.
The latest tranche of three million documents from the US Department of Justice reveals that Epstein, a convicted sex offender who died in 2019, planned to create a “super race” by impregnating women at his Zorro Ranch in New Mexico. His fascination with transhumanism included ideas about genetic modification, designer babies, and even cloning. He reportedly held discussions with scientists and hosted events to identify potential candidates for his plans.
Epstein also funded genetic research, stem cell studies, and AI-related projects, including donations to the World Transhumanist Association and Harvard’s Program for Evolutionary Dynamics. Emails show he explored gene-editing and expressed interest in modifying traits like intelligence and physical characteristics. His communications with entrepreneurs suggest he intended to keep these projects secret, avoiding public association.
While multiple women have accused Epstein of abuse at his New Mexico ranch, there is no confirmed evidence that his plans to seed the human race with his DNA were executed. His obsession with cryonics and designer genetics highlights the disturbing intersection of criminal behavior and controversial scientific pursuits.
The files continue to raise questions about the ethical oversight of research funded by Epstein and his influence on some prominent scientists.
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