Short Answer
Sarah Kellen changed her name to Sarah Vickers after marrying NASCAR driver Brian Vickers. She received immunity from federal prosecution under the 2008 non-prosecution agreement. She has not made public statements about the case and has pursued a career in motorsports.
In Detail
Sarah Kellen was one of Epstein’s most directly implicated assistants, serving as the operational manager who scheduled “massage” appointments for girls and young women with Epstein. She was named as a co-conspirator in the 2008 federal non-prosecution agreement, along with Ghislaine Maxwell, Adriana Ross, and Lesley Groff. All four received immunity from federal prosecution under the terms of that agreement.
Role in the Operation
Deposition testimony and court filings describe Kellen as a central figure in the day-to-day management of Epstein’s abuse. She reportedly called and recruited victims, managed Epstein’s schedule at his various properties, and was present or involved in the architecture of the abuse operation. The Maxwell trial record referenced her conduct extensively.
Name Change
After the 2008 NPA took effect and the case quieted, Kellen changed her last name to Vickers following her marriage to NASCAR driver Brian Vickers. The name change, combined with her immunity status, allowed her to operate with a substantially reduced public profile.
Current Activities
Kellen/Vickers has been publicly visible primarily in motorsports contexts. She has worked in racing-related activities and events alongside her husband. She has made no public statement acknowledging or addressing her role in the Epstein operation.
Civil Litigation
Despite criminal immunity, Kellen has remained a named party in civil lawsuits brought by victims. Her deposition in civil proceedings has been sought by multiple plaintiffs, and portions of civil testimony or related filings have surfaced in court records.
Ongoing Scrutiny
Victim advocates have consistently argued that Kellen’s criminal immunity — obtained through a process victims were never notified about — represents one of the most significant failures of the 2008 NPA.