Sam Houser and Leslie Benzies’ Names Appear in the Epstein Files

The Epstein files, released by the US Department of Justice and comprising millions of pages, continue to reveal new details about Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal network. Two familiar names from the gaming world have stood out in the recently published documents: Sam Houser and Leslie Benzies.

How are Rockstar Names Mentioned in the Epstein Files?

The statements in the documents are based on the testimonies of Sarah Ransome, one of Epstein’s victims. Ransome explicitly mentions Leslie Benzies’ name in the witness list and alleges sexual assault against her. It is specifically noted that these allegations are one of the statements included in the Epstein files and that there is currently no final judgment in court.

Ransome’s statement also alleges that Benzies was aware of what was happening and provided him with financial support to travel to New York in 2006. These statements are just one of many testimonies and accounts recorded in the files.

Sam Houser is mentioned in the files because he states that he “met many times” with Ransome during the period when Ransome was having an affair with Benzies. Ransome makes general criticisms of Houser and the Rockstar North circle in his testimony; however, no direct accusation is leveled against Houser.

It is important to emphasize that the mention of a name in the Epstein files does not imply a definitive crime or legal responsibility for that person. The documents contain witness statements and allegations; the veracity of these allegations can only be clarified through judicial processes. Rockstar has not yet issued an official statement on the matter.

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