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The Doctor's House Call

Patrick Duggan
Feb 23
4 min read

# The Doctor's House Call

**Peter Attia resigned from CBS News today. We have approximately 1,000 DOJ documents with his name. What they show isn't a casual acquaintance — it's a 15-month physician-patient relationship with a registered sex offender, conducted at the mansion, coordinated by a woman named in the federal indictment.**

The Timeline

**July 9, 2017.** The first documented contact. An email to Peter Attia:

> "Hello Peter...might you be available to come see Jeffrey at his home in NY on Thursday July 13th at 11am?"

Attia confirms. The meeting is set for 9 AM the next day at 9 East 71st Street — Epstein's Manhattan townhouse, the same address where federal agents would find a locked safe containing nude photographs of underage girls two years later.

**EFTA02219435, EFTA02224946.** Government-released. Searchable.

The Medical Team

Attia didn't just visit. He brought his team.

**July 13, 2017.** Attia introduces **Jesse Schwartzman** to Epstein's staff for an "FMS" — a Functional Medicine Screening:

> "I would like Jesse to do an assessment on Jeffrey as soon as Jeffrey is back in NYC. Jesse, you will enjoy meeting Jeffrey!"

Schwartzman responds:

> "I'll need approximately 90 minutes to do the screen. We could carry out the assessment in Jeff's home/hotel if he would prefer, as I carry my own tools."

He later writes Epstein an exercise prescription titled: *"The Tale of Two Sides of the Body"* and *"My Glutes Went Missing in 1984 and are on a Milk Carton."*

**EFTA02224818, EFTA02223989, EFTA02225483.** A medical professional writing whimsical exercise prescriptions for a convicted sex offender.

The Coordinator

Every appointment flows through two people: **Mary Stephens**, Director of Business Administration at Attia Medical, PC — and **Lesley Groff**, Epstein's personal assistant.

Groff was named in the federal indictment. She was one of four women identified as helping Epstein recruit and schedule underage girls for "massages" at the same address where Attia was conducting medical appointments.

> "Correct! and confirmed for 2:30pm on Friday Sept. 28th :)"

That's Groff confirming an Attia visit. Same woman. Same mansion. Same scheduling apparatus that prosecutors say was used to traffic minors.

**EFTA02258265.** Lesley Groff coordinating Peter Attia's medical visits to Jeffrey Epstein.

"Labs for Jeffrey"

**June 25, 2018.** The subject line says it all: **"labs for Jeffrey."**

Mary Stephens emails Epstein's team:

> "Following up on Jeffrey's schedule for this Thursday/Friday to see if we will be able to do a blood draw and have Peter meet with him."

The back-and-forth reveals the depth of the medical relationship — scheduling blood draws, coordinating around Epstein's travel between New York and Palm Beach, managing lab work remotely when their schedules don't align:

> "Peter won't be there but I am sure we can get his labs done that week if that is best and then they can review a different date when they are both back in the city or by phone."

**EFTA02249794, EFTA02249523, EFTA02249574.** This is a physician managing ongoing medical care for Jeffrey Epstein. Blood draws. Lab reviews. Follow-up consultations. All after Epstein's 2008 conviction. All at the mansion.

"Problem Solve the Leg Issue"

**October 17, 2017.** Schwartzman emails about meeting Epstein:

> "Sounds good. Happy to touch base with you Peter about JE, and then problem solve the leg issue together."

Meetings scheduled at "Jeffrey's home (9 East 71st Street between 5th and Madison)." The scheduling involves Lesley Groff, Mary Stephens, Attia, and Schwartzman — a four-person coordination chain for house calls to a registered sex offender.

**EFTA02226821, EFTA02225666.** The "leg issue" thread. Medical professionals making house calls.

The Full Picture

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Twelve data points across 15 months. A physician-patient relationship with a man who had already pleaded guilty to procuring a minor for prostitution, was a registered sex offender, and would be arrested on federal sex trafficking charges nine months after the last documented visit.

What Changed Today

Peter Attia built a media empire on longevity science. His podcast, *The Drive*, has millions of downloads. His book *Outlive* was a #1 bestseller. CBS News hired him as a medical contributor.

Today, after the AP reported on his Epstein correspondence, he resigned from CBS.

His statement will likely say the relationship was purely medical. The documents support that — there's no evidence of anything beyond healthcare in these emails. But the question isn't what Attia did at 9 East 71st Street. The question is why one of America's most prominent physicians was making house calls to a registered sex offender, coordinated by a woman named in the federal indictment, at an address that would later yield a trove of evidence of child sexual abuse.

The government released these documents. We made them searchable. Every EFTA number above is a DOJ-released document you can verify.

*101,123 documents. All government-sourced. All legal. All searchable at [analytics.dugganusa.com](https://analytics.dugganusa.com). Everything WikiLeaks promised, with none of the felonies.*

*Her name was Renee Nicole Good.*

*His name was Alex Jeffery Pretti.*