From the Daily Mail: Former Microsoft boss Nathan Myhrvold is among the ‘friends’ who contributed to pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein’s birthday book, it has been claimed.
The letter allegedly written by Myhrvold was accompanied by graphic photographs of sex acts and engorged animal genitalia.
The former Microsoft Chief Technology Officer allegedly snapped the photographs during a trip to Africa, the letter stated.
The letter was included in a 238-page book marking the financier’s 50th birthday in 2003. The book was released by Congress last month, but details of the disgusting message were unearthed Friday by The Seattle Times.
Myhrvold’s note hailed Epstein for being his so-called lifestyle advisor.
‘A few years ago somebody at a party asked me ‘Does Jeffrey Epstein manage your money?” he reportedly penned. ‘I replied ‘No, but he advises me on lifestyle’. The guys eyes bugged out of his head and he said ‘REALLY?”
Also in the letter, Myhrvold appears to be dancing around the details, carefully choosing his words by just dropping hints, as he implies that he had trouble trying to decide what is appropriate to write in the birthday book.
“Yet another approach was to comment on our shared interests in science and exploration, but again it seemed lacking. So, in the end I have wound up with this silly excuse for a missive – neither profound nor funny. But, I’ve included a few photos that I took on my recent trip to Africa. They seemed more appropriate than anything I could put in words,” he wrote.
Based on flight logs from the 1990s, Myhrvold was a passenger on Epstein’s private jet, the Lolita Express, at least twice.
Myhrvold has since claimed he and Epstein were only ‘passing acquaintances’ and that he regrets knowing him, the Daily Mail reported.
Flight logs purportedly from Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet show multiple trips with a former Microsoft executive as a passenger. https://t.co/pqQosfKbxP
— The Seattle Times (@seattletimes) October 24, 2025
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