A viral video is making waves on social media in what is purported to be a man in Florida bearing an uncanny resemblance to deceased sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
Reactions from social media users ran the gamut from being aghast, curious, skeptical, and creeped out by the video, which was shared on the OnlyInFlorida Instagram account.
A driver in a convertible sporting sunglasses and a white baseball cap worn backwards looked so much like the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender, who died by apparent suicide in 2019 while in his New York prison cell awaiting trial, that people wondered if the video was real or AI-generated.
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“Epstein out here in South Florida,” the caption on the post read.
One Instagram user remarked, “There’s 10,000 guys in Boca that look like that,” and another thought, “Dude has to get this constantly, time to grow a beard.”
The video spread on X as well, where there was plenty of speculation about whether the clip was real.
Video goes viral after a man with striking resemblance to Jeffrey Epstein is spotted on a Florida highway
This has to be AI? pic.twitter.com/1M7kVpIAk5
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) March 14, 2026
“Dude has probably been told he looks like him so now hes amplifying it and playing with people for entertainment. Theres a lot of bored people out there,” one X user stated.
“It’s him. He’s alive,” one convinced user posted, while another wondered, “Are Jeffrey Epstein sightings the new Elvis sightings?”
The reactions poured in on X.
Creepy resemblance
— Alena Wilms (@AlenaWilms) March 14, 2026
Florida probably has 100,000 guys that look like Jeffrey Epstein.
— Paschar_ (@Paschar0809) March 14, 2026
Are y’all that stupid to think that if he was alive, he’d be in America and driving around in a convertible
— Darkrai (@Darkrai_d_GOAT) March 14, 2026
Thinking Epstein is secretly chilling in Florida is one of the wildest theories out there.
— (@deanwizz) March 13, 2026
No one can tell me that’s not Jeffrey.
— Leo (@Leo_Akinx) March 13, 2026
Please tell me it’s AI..
— Heroic Gamer (@HeroicGames69) March 14, 2026
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Originally from New York, Powers graduated from New York University and eventually made her way to sunny South Florida. Powers also contributes to BizPac Review.
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