EVIL SEED: Jeffrey Epstein Kept His Sperm in a Cryobank – Genetic Material from Sex Offender May Still Be Preserved Newly released US Justice Department files indicate that Jeffrey Epstein banked his sperm at California Cryobank for several years, with deposits made before October 2012 and a new storage contract signed in 2016. The contract stipulated that his sperm would go to his estate or a legal representative upon his death, though it is unclear if the samples are still preserved or where they might be. California Cryobank has stated they do not currently store any samples associated with Epstein, whose banking initiative occurred after his 2008 guilty plea and before his 2019 death.

• Jeffrey Epstein took steps to preserve his sperm in a cryobank before his death.
• He deposited samples before October 2012 and signed a new storage contract in 2016.
• The contract stated that his sperm would be controlled by his estate or a legal representative upon his death.
• It is unclear if Epstein’s sperm is still being preserved or where it is located.
• California Cryobank has stated they do not currently store any samples associated with Jeffrey Epstein.
• The sperm banking occurred after his 2008 guilty plea and before his 2019 death.
• The ethics of sperm banks accepting sperm from sex offenders is a subject of debate in the fertility industry.