For nearly 30 years, Larry Visoski occupied one of the most unusual jobs in aviation — serving as the personal pilot for financier Jeffrey Epstein. From the cockpit of Epstein’s private jets, Visoski flew thousands of miles around the world, transporting his employer and an ever-changing circle of influential passengers.
Despite being so close to Epstein’s inner circle, Visoski has consistently maintained that he never witnessed anything illegal or inappropriate during his decades of service. That claim has remained a point of controversy, particularly as new information about Epstein’s crimes has emerged.
Visoski’s relationship with Epstein went far beyond a typical employer-employee arrangement. Over time, he received significant financial and personal benefits. Records show that Epstein paid for parts of Visoski’s family expenses, helped with professional opportunities, and even left him a substantial sum of money in his final will.
Epstein asking for hidden cameras, which are then installed in Kleenex boxes.
(Ivjet is his pilot, Larry Visoski) pic.twitter.com/p3LZ1xytrK— Ebrahim (@EbrahimAsh) February 10, 2026
These connections suggest that Visoski’s livelihood and future were closely tied to Epstein’s fortunes, raising questions about how independent he could truly be.
When the federal trial of Ghislaine Maxwell took place in 2021, Visoski was called to testify as a key witness. During his time on the stand, he stated that he never saw evidence of underage girls being brought onto flights, never observed sexual misconduct, and was unaware of any wrongdoing.
His testimony painted a picture of a man focused solely on aviation duties, managing flight plans, safety procedures, and travel schedules.
Yet many observers have found this hard to believe. As the person responsible for coordinating Epstein’s travel for decades, Visoski was often present during long trips and private journeys. He had access to passenger lists and was familiar with who was boarding and leaving the planes.
Because of this, some legal analysts argue that it is unlikely he noticed nothing out of the ordinary over such an extended period.
The flight logs that Visoski maintained have become important pieces of the Epstein investigation. These records reveal the wide network of individuals who traveled with Epstein, including business leaders, celebrities, and political figures. While the logs do not establish guilt for any passengers, they offer insight into how vast and far-reaching Epstein’s operations were.
Visoski himself has never been accused of participating in any criminal activity. Nevertheless, his long silence, and his insistence that he saw nothing, have made him a complicated figure in the larger story.
Some view him as a loyal employee who simply did his job. Others believe his financial dependence on Epstein may have influenced what he was willing to acknowledge.
His story highlights a broader issue: how people working near powerful figures can become part of a system without fully questioning it. Whether through loyalty, fear, or financial necessity, silence can sometimes become as significant as action.
As investigations into Epstein’s network continue, Visoski remains an important reminder of how many individuals existed on the edges of that world, close enough to see, yet claiming they never truly looked.
