As alleged audio recordings linked to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein continue to circulate online, attention has shifted to the Substack creator who shared them: Lisa Noelle Voldeng.
The recordings feature a man named Sasha Riley (also spelled Sascha Riley), who claims to be a U.S. Army veteran. He alleges that he was abused by Epstein when he was 13 years old. These claims have not been independently verified, and no official confirmation has been issued by authorities.
What Are the Alleged Audio Tapes?
Over the past two days, audio recordings attributed to Sasha Riley have gone viral on social media. In the recordings, the speaker claims to be an Epstein survivor and names several high-profile figures.
It is important to note that:
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The recordings remain unverified
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No supporting evidence has been publicly confirmed
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Major media outlets have not independently authenticated the tapes
Who Is Lisa Noelle Voldeng?
Lisa Noelle Voldeng is a Substack writer best known for her newsletter titled “Outlaws of Chivalry.” According to her website, she is based on Vancouver Island, Canada.
Her online biography describes her work as covering a wide range of historical, political, and cultural themes. She has built a following on Substack for long-form commentary and investigative-style writing.
Voldeng’s Role in Sharing the Recordings
In her Substack posts, Voldeng claims that she personally interviewed Sasha Riley before publishing the audio. She wrote that after speaking with him, she contacted individuals and institutions across different countries, including religious groups, police, and government officials, to raise concerns.
She also stated that when Riley was allegedly contacted by the FBI in mid-2025, he was moved out of the United States “for safety.” These claims have not been confirmed by law enforcement agencies.
Ongoing Questions and Uncertainty
At present, there is no official verification of:
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The identity of Sasha Riley
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The authenticity of the audio recordings
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The allegations made within the tapes
Authorities have not publicly commented on the matter. Media organizations continue to treat the recordings with caution due to the lack of independent confirmation.