TLDR
Alfredo Rodriguez appears in FedEx records as the person who signed for packages at Financial Trust Company in St. Thomas, USVI -- including a shipment addressed to "JEANNE JAME DOE," a deliberate feminized pseudonym for Jeanne Brennan (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026a). His signature connects Zorro Ranch logistics to the USVI trust administration office, and his name appears in two OCR-degraded variants: "A.RODEGUZ" and "A.RODRIQUEZ."
The Signature on the Package
In a corpus of 2.1 million documents, sometimes the most telling detail is a name on a delivery receipt. Alfredo Rodriguez signed for FedEx packages at Financial Trust Company, 6100 Red Hook Quarter B3, St. Thomas, USVI -- the same address shared by Southern Financial LLC, NES LLC, JEGE LLC, F T Real Estate, Bella Klein's Morgan Stanley trustee account (an account where a person manages assets on behalf of others), and Southern Country International (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026a; 2026b). His signature placed him physically at the nerve center of the USVI entity cluster.
The signature appears in two OCR-degraded forms across the FedEx records: "A.RODEGUZ" and "A.RODRIQUEZ." Both resolve to the same person. The OCR variants are typical of the document quality in the FedEx corpus, where handwritten signatures and printed names are frequently mangled by optical character recognition software (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026a).
The "JEANNE JAME DOE" Shipment
The shipment that draws the most investigative interest is the one Rodriguez signed for on or around January 12, 2004. K L Gordon (identified elsewhere in the FedEx records as Karen L Gordon) sent an envelope from Zorro Ranch in Stanley, New Mexico, addressed to "JEANNE JAME DOE" at Financial Trust Company, St. Thomas, USVI. The envelope weighed 0.5 pounds and traveled from Albuquerque (ABQ) to St. Thomas (STT) (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026a).
"JEANNE JAME DOE" is a deliberate pseudonym -- a feminized version of "Jane Doe." The corpus provides the key to decoding it. A separate, non-aliased shipment was sent from Jeffrey E. Epstein's 457 Madison Avenue office to "JEANNE BRENNAN" at the same Financial Trust Company, same suite, same address. That shipment was signed for by "A.RODRIQUEZ" -- the same person, the same location. The reference field contained "ACCT," suggesting the package contained account documents (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026a).
The comparison table is clear:
The aliased shipment came from Zorro Ranch, addressed to "JEANNE JAME DOE," with no reference, signed by A.RODEGUZ, weighing 0.5 pounds. The non-aliased shipment came from 457 Madison Avenue, addressed to JEANNE BRENNAN, with reference "ACCT," signed by A.RODRIQUEZ, weighing 3.1 pounds. Same company. Same address. Same suite. Same signer. Two different sender locations. One used a real name. One used a pseudonym.
The conclusion: "JEANNE JAME DOE" is Jeanne Brennan at Financial Trust Company. Someone at Zorro Ranch sent documents under a deliberate alias to a trust company employee who also receives non-pseudonymous shipments from Epstein's NYC office (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026a).
Who Was Alfredo Rodriguez?
Rodriguez is documented in the public record beyond the FedEx corpus. He worked as Epstein's house manager at the Palm Beach residence. In 2009, he attempted to sell what he described as Epstein's "secret" address book to attorneys representing Epstein's victims. He was arrested, convicted of obstruction of justice in January 2011, and sentenced to 18 months in federal prison. He died of mesothelioma in December 2014 (United States v. Rodriguez, S.D. Fla. 2011).
Rodriguez's decision to try to sell the address book -- rather than simply hand it to law enforcement -- was characterized by some as an act of conscience gone wrong and by others as extortion. Regardless of motive, the attempt confirmed that he had access to sensitive operational documents and chose to act on that access, albeit through an illegal channel.
The Zorro Ranch to USVI Pipeline
Rodriguez's signature on the "JEANNE JAME DOE" package documents a physical logistics connection between two key Epstein properties: Zorro Ranch in New Mexico and the Financial Trust Company office in St. Thomas. Zorro Ranch was the number one third-party FedEx destination with approximately 29 shipments (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026a). The USVI cluster at 6100 Red Hook Quarter housed the trust administration, entity registration, and financial management operations (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026b).
The use of a pseudonym for a shipment from Zorro Ranch to USVI raises questions that the FedEx records alone cannot answer. Why would anyone send an envelope under a fake name to a trust company where the real recipient works and receives non-aliased mail? The pseudonym suggests the sender (Gordon, at Zorro Ranch) wanted the contents to arrive without the recipient's real name appearing on the shipping label -- a precaution that makes sense only if someone anticipated that FedEx records might eventually be reviewed.
They were.
The Logistics Layer
Rodriguez, like Lesley Groff and Rosemary Pitcher, represents the operational layer of the Epstein network -- the people who handled physical logistics rather than financial transactions or legal structures. He signed for packages. He managed a household. He had access to documents. His FedEx signatures place him at the intersection of the New Mexico property, the USVI trust infrastructure, and the pseudonym practices that the network employed (PAPER TRAIL Project, 2026a).
The corpus cannot tell us what was in the envelopes Rodriguez signed for. It can tell us where they came from, where they went, what names were used, and who received them. For investigators with subpoena power, those details are starting points, not conclusions.
References
PAPER TRAIL Project. (2026a). FedEx third-party analysis: Rodriguez signatures, "JEANNE JAME DOE" analysis, K L Gordon [Research document]. fedex_third_party_analysis.md
PAPER TRAIL Project. (2026b). Entity ownership: 6100 Red Hook Quarter entity cluster [Research document]. ENTITY_OWNERSHIP.md
PAPER TRAIL Project. (2026c). Corroboration report: USVI address verification [Research document]. CORROBORATION_REPORT.md
United States v. Rodriguez (S.D. Fla. 2011) [Obstruction of justice conviction, 18 months].