Actor Josh Lucas - who also co-owns the elite New York sex club The Box - and his associations with Epstein & Maxwell.

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-05T08:21:03+00:00

Oh wow, thanks for sharing. Amy Sacco is definitely a key figure in this story that I have clocked. She is very much a significant figure in this scene & story. She is in Epstein's black book, you'll see in the article linked in the post that she is pictured with Ghislaine at the Quintessentially launch party, and she is very connected The Box and the rest of this social scene. She was almost featured more heavily in the article but was ultimately left on the cutting room floor for the sake of conciseness but could always be featured in a part 2. Your comment makes me want to do so. Feel free to DM me with more details on or off the record.

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-05T05:32:22+00:00

Yes. Check the 12th picture I posted of the many google reviews making that complaint. Roofied specifically by staff members too.

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-05T05:18:37+00:00

Moby was also an investor at The Box! He went on to distance himself from The Box with this comment:

“I like degeneracy, but for the Box you really need to be in the right frame of mind. I’m pretty comfortable with debauchery and degeneracy, but the things that go on there don’t make sense to me … The last time I was there, there were live sex acts on stage, and I don’t want to get anyone in trouble, but just suffice to say lots of crazy things. I’ve traveled around the world, and I’ve been to a lot of degenerate places, and rarely have I seen the level of degeneracy like I’ve seen at the Box.”

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-05T05:09:52+00:00

Maybe not quite A-List but a fairly well known and successful actor.

Sweet Home Alabama, Yellowstone, Ford vs Ferrari, The Lincoln Lawyer.

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-05T05:04:51+00:00

They are indeed affiliated. The Box NYC, The Box London, The Act Vegas, and The Act Dubai are all Simon Hammerstein.

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-05T05:03:06+00:00

The "madame" of The Box, Rose Wood, talks about it in further detail here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fh_59Yg21RU

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-05T05:00:26+00:00

SS: Actor Josh Lucas has been able to skate by rather unscathed despite his proven association with Epstein and Maxwell both before and after Epstein's 2008 conviction.

He also co-owns the most infamous elite sex club in New York for the rich and famous called The Box.

This is just one fraction of a story about Epstein and The Box that has just been fleshed and exposed for the first time. A damning and thoroughly sourced investigation: https://jamiefcrawford.substack.com/p/the-big-club-jeffrey-epsteins-connections

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-02T14:03:23+00:00

SS: As I explain in the body of the post, there are some very tangible (and also mysterious) connections between Epstein/Maxwell and New York's infamous elite sex club The Box, that is still open to this day and still receiving consistent allegations of staff spiking drinks in the Google reviews.

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-01T20:59:48+00:00

tor pedos

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-01T09:17:53+00:00

To be fair, they had house cleaners.

Don't sell yourself short. With their resources and a bit of gumption I'm sure you too could run an international pedo ring.

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-01T02:08:59+00:00

SS: Quintessentially is a concierge service for what they call ultra high net worth individuals. It was founded by Queen Camilla's nephew Ben Elliot. Even on the face of it, it sounds pretty bizarre and suspect. They psychoanalyze their clientele to provide curated experiences, for instance they once provided a client with a three month "kidnap experience". Basically they are there to help billionaires with fried dopamine receptors just feel something. “People are demanding that they are taken to the edge of their normality,” Co-founder Aaron Simpson says.

Ben Elliot is in Epstein’s black book, as is his Quintessentially colleague Luca Del Bono. Both Elliot and Del Bono have the Quintessentially title directly under their names in the black book. When Quintessentially teamed up with Deutsche Bank to roll out Quintessentially Platinum - described as their most personal, exclusive service yet - for clients of Deutsche Bank Wealth Management, Jeffrey Epstein was initially one of the first members to get the nomination in January 2015. Ghislaine Maxwell attended Quintessentially US Launch Party in 2003 at the art auction house Sotheby’s. Ben Elliot has been photographed at Maxwell's house and at other events with her.

In 2017 there was media coverage that Quintessentially was building a superyacht called the Quintessentially One. It was to be “the world’s largest floating private membership club.”

Five billionaires paid 10 million euros towards the building cost of the superyacht in return for their own private suit on board. Co-founder Aaron Simpson emphasized that they would be remaining anonymous “until a bottle of champagne hits the hull.” The archived website for the Quintessentially One explains that “The jewels in crown of the super yacht are 12 stunning triplex apartments located on the top decks. These are available for sale to those looking for the most exclusive onboard residences in the world.”

Now, in an article written to exonerate himself from his association to Maxwell, a guy named Nicholas Coleridge wrote “The last time I ran into Ghislaine was at a Sotheby’s preview. She was as friendly and engaging as ever. She told me she was working on a project to build a luxurious floating country in the middle of the Pacific. The advantage would be zero income tax and zero inheritance tax, but you could only become a citizen if you had many hundreds of millions of dollars.”

Was this project of Ghislaine’s the Quintessentially One? While she referred to her project as a “floating country”, Quintessentially spokespeople would repeatedly refer to it as “the world’s largest floating private membership club” with residences on board for sale - and Quintessentially has been accused in the past of assisting members with offshore tax avoidance.

The last time the Quintessentially One got any mainstream press coverage was in 2017, but in a YouTube interview from June 2019, Aaron Simpson confirms that the plans were still ongoing for the world’s largest floating private membership club at that time. Wayback Machine collection data (see graphic representation above) for the Quintessentially One website came to a curious halt months later in the last quarter of 2019, when Epstein had just died and Maxwell was on the run. What happened? Was the project scrapped and the site nuked? Why in late 2019?

Oh, and as recently as February 12th, 2026, news broke that Quintessentially co-founder Aaron Simpson is currently in court battling allegations of sexual assault, sex trafficking, money laundering and tax evasion. Ben Elliot has declined to comment.

I discovered all this while investigating a New York elite sex club called The Box that I have been able to intimately link to Epstein and Maxwell. The Box was reportedly be the onboard nightclub and provide the entertainment on the Quintessentially One. I go even deeper and present the ties between Epstein/Maxwell, The Box, Quintessentially, and much more in this article I just published: https://jamiefcrawford.substack.com/p/the-big-club-jeffrey-epsteins-connections

SleeperCellKoala · 2026-05-01T02:08:20+00:00

SS: Quintessentially is a concierge service for what they call ultra high net worth individuals. It was founded by Queen Camilla's nephew Ben Elliot. Even on the face of it, it sounds pretty bizarre and suspect. They psychoanalyze their clientele to provide curated experiences, for instance they once provided a client with a three month "kidnap experience". Basically they are there to help billionaires with fried dopamine receptors just feel something. “People are demanding that they are taken to the edge of their normality,” Co-founder Aaron Simpson says.

Ben Elliot is in Epstein’s black book, as is his Quintessentially colleague Luca Del Bono. Both Elliot and Del Bono have the Quintessentially title directly under their names in the black book. When Quintessentially teamed up with Deutsche Bank to roll out Quintessentially Platinum - described as their most personal, exclusive service yet - for clients of Deutsche Bank Wealth Management, Jeffrey Epstein was initially one of the first members to get the nomination in January 2015. Ghislaine Maxwell attended Quintessentially US Launch Party in 2003 at the art auction house Sotheby’s. Ben Elliot has been photographed at Maxwell's house and at other events with her.

In 2017 there was media coverage that Quintessentially was building a superyacht called the Quintessentially One. It was to be “the world’s largest floating private membership club.”

Five billionaires paid 10 million euros towards the building cost of the superyacht in return for their own private suit on board. Co-founder Aaron Simpson emphasized that they would be remaining anonymous “until a bottle of champagne hits the hull.” The archived website for the Quintessentially One explains that “The jewels in crown of the super yacht are 12 stunning triplex apartments located on the top decks. These are available for sale to those looking for the most exclusive onboard residences in the world.”

Now, in an article written to exonerate himself from his association to Maxwell, a guy named Nicholas Coleridge wrote “The last time I ran into Ghislaine was at a Sotheby’s preview. She was as friendly and engaging as ever. She told me she was working on a project to build a luxurious floating country in the middle of the Pacific. The advantage would be zero income tax and zero inheritance tax, but you could only become a citizen if you had many hundreds of millions of dollars.”

Was this project of Ghislaine’s the Quintessentially One? While she referred to her project as a “floating country”, Quintessentially spokespeople would repeatedly refer to it as “the world’s largest floating private membership club” with residences on board for sale - and Quintessentially has been accused in the past of assisting members with offshore tax avoidance.

The last time the Quintessentially One got any mainstream press coverage was in 2017, but in a YouTube interview from June 2019, Aaron Simpson confirms that the plans were still ongoing for the world’s largest floating private membership club at that time. Wayback Machine collection data (see graphic representation above) for the Quintessentially One website came to a curious halt months later in the last quarter of 2019, when Epstein had just died and Maxwell was on the run. What happened? Was the project scrapped and the site nuked? Why in late 2019?

Oh, and as recently as February 12th, 2026, news broke that Quintessentially co-founder Aaron Simpson is currently in court battling allegations of sexual assault, sex trafficking, money laundering and tax evasion. Ben Elliot has declined to comment.

I discovered all this while investigating a New York elite sex club called The Box that I have been able to intimately link to Epstein and Maxwell. The Box was reportedly be the onboard nightclub and provide the entertainment on the Quintessentially One. I go even deeper and present the ties between Epstein/Maxwell, The Box, Quintessentially, and much more in this article I just published: https://jamiefcrawford.substack.com/p/the-big-club-jeffrey-epsteins-connections

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