Luke Igel

Luke Igel is an American software engineer and CEO of a video editing artificial intelligence company. He gained attention for co-developing a navigable replica of Jeffrey Epstein's email inbox called Jmail, which allows users to explore the notorious sex offender's correspondence in an accessible format. Igel aimed to simplify the complex data released by the U.S. House of Representatives, making it easier for the public to understand Epstein's extensive network. His work, alongside collaborator Riley Walz, has sparked discussions about the implications of Epstein's communications and the importance of transparency in cases of sexual abuse.