In the latest bombshell from the Jeffrey Epstein files, released by the Department of Justice, a chilling text exchange between Epstein and Hollywood director Woody Allen has surfaced, painting a grotesque picture of casual banter about devouring human hearts and crunching bones.
While previous Epstein Files have uncovered coded communications hinting at cannibalism among the elite, this exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Woody Allen stands out as the most graphic and undeniable example so far—raw, unfiltered talk of eating hearts and crunching bones.
The messages, dated July 2018, unfold like a scene from a horror script—fitting, given Allen’s cinematic legacy. It begins with Soon-Yi Previn, Allen’s wife, texting Epstein from Allen’s phone: “Woody said that you are probably thrilled that you met me. That you probably have never met anyone so much on the take, not even in politics.”
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Epstein’s reply? “Idi Amin,” referencing the brutal Ugandan dictator long rumored to engage in cannibalism. He doubles down. saying: “He didnt just cause heartburn he ate them. Hearts.”
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But it doesn’t stop there. Allen chimes in with “Thanks” and “At least I’m thinner,” to which Epstein responds: “Because you also eat the bones providing fibre.”
This isn’t dinner party chit-chat about gourmet cuisine; it’s a bizarre riff on not wasting anything—hearts for the main course, bones for roughage.
These revelations add fuel to the fire of Epstein’s sprawling network of influence, which ensnared celebrities, politicians, and moguls, and confirm long-standing theories about adrenochrome harvesting and satanic feasts among the powerful.
Allen and Soon-Yi weren’t casual Epstein acquaintances. Emails show Epstein pulling strings for them repeatedly—arranging White House tours in 2015, helping secure college admissions for their daughter Bechet at Bard College in 2017, and even scouting “beautiful” young women for roles in Allen’s films.
The duo’s coziness with Epstein extended to intimate dinners at his infamous New York mansion, movie screenings, and even a 2019 photo exchange where Allen shared snaps from Belgium, with Epstein replying enthusiastically.
This all persisted despite Epstein’s 2008 conviction for soliciting prostitution from a minor—a red flag that apparently didn’t deter Allen, who once described Epstein as “charming and personable” in interviews.
In one 2017 email, Soon-Yi gushed: “I can’t thank you enough for getting Bechet into Bard…Woody said when Bechet sets fire to the school, they’ll have you to thank.”
Dig deeper, and the files reveal more unsettling layers. In a 2016 exchange amid the Anthony Weiner underage sexting scandal, Soon-Yi blamed the victim, calling her “disgusting” and “manipulative” for “baiting” Weiner.
“She knew exactly what she was doing and how vulnerable he was and she reeled him in like fish to bait,” Soon-Yi wrote.
And let’s not forget the broader Epstein web: Letters from Allen praising Epstein’s dinner parties as “always interesting” with a “wide variety of interesting people,” comparing the setup to Dracula’s vampire servants.
As file after file drops, Hollywood’s elite menu gets darker.
From cryptic “pizza,” “jerky” and “cream cheese” codewords in other Epstein docs—flagged as pedophile signals—to these cannibal quips, how much more evidence do we need to hold these monsters to account?
