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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
IN RE: OPERATION LEAP YEAR
APPEARANCES:
, ESQUIRE Federal Grand Jury, 07-103
West Palm Beach, Florida
Nay 8, 2007
Assistant United States Attorney
, Foreperson
TESTIMONY
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was taken before the Federal Grand Jury, West Palm
Beach Division, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County,
State of Florida, on the 8th day of may, 2007.
Philip W. may, Court Reporter, was authorized to
and did report the sworn testimony.
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■ having been duly sworn by the grand jury foreperson,
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EXAMINATION
Q Could you start by reminding us of your name and
I work for the FBI here in West
Palm Beach on their violent crimes squad.
Q And you are one of the case agents in Operation
Leap Year?
A Yes, I am.
Q Did you recently participate in an interview of
A Yes.
Q Can you tell us date of birth?
A was born on
Q And you spoke with her recently?
A Yes, we did.
Q So she was 18 at the time of the interview?
A Yes, I believe she was.
Who is
A was identified by the Palm Beach I
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Police Department as one of the girls who had frequented
Mr. Epstein's house.
Q How exactly did the Palm Beach Police Department
determine that she was one of those girls?
A When they did their search warrant at
Mr. Epstein's residence, some message pads were obtained
at his residence, and they had several calls from a girl
named , and phone numbers. So they were able to
track back those messages back to
Q Did the Palm Beach Police Department try to
interview Miss
A They did.
• Did she agree to speak with them?
A No. She stated that she loved Jeffrey Epstein,
and that she would not say anything positive or negative
about what occurred.
Q After the FBI became involved in this
investigation, did you try to interview Miss
A We did, as well, with no such luck, as well.
Q How long ago was it that you first made contact
with Miss
A It was back in November of '06.
Q Did you try to serve her with a subpoena issued
on behalf of this grand jury?
A Yes, we did.
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A She refused service of the grand jury subpoena.
here, and a subpoena was left with her.
Q After that, did she obtain an attorney?
A Yes, she did.
Q Who was that?
A Jim Eisenberg. He's a well-known defense
attorney here in West Palm Beach.
Q Who paid for that attorney?
A Mr. Epstein is paying for attorney.
Q Now once Miss secured the attorney, did
she agree to be interviewed?
A Yes, she did, after she was granted 6001
immunity. She requested immunity.
Q Did the justice department authorize that grant
of immunity?
A Yes, they did.
Q After that, did she agree to be interviewed?
A Yeah. It was only after she was given that
immunity that she would talk with us.
Q When did the interview take place?
A It took place at the end of April of this year,
so just a few weeks ago.
Q Who was present at that interview?
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1 A Myself; my partner, agent ; the AUSA,
2 her attorney, Jim Eisenberg, and his
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4 Q what did Miss tell you about Jeffrey
5 Epstein?
6 A She stated that she had met an individual by the
7 name of at a party who had asked her if she
8 wanted to make a few bucks by giving a man a massage. She
9 was told that Mr. Epstein preferred them to be topless,
10 and she agreed to go to his house to give him a massage.
11 Q How old did Miss tell you she was at that
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13 A She stated she was 16 when she first started
14 giving Mr. Epstein massages.
15 Q Based upon your review of the evidence, is that
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17 A No. We have phone records where
18 (phonetic), Mr. Epstein's assistant, is contacting
19 on her cell phone, or using her cell phone to call
20 cell phone starting in April of 2004, which makes
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22 Q So she said that she was 16, but your evidence
23 shows that she was 15, and she said that she was told she
24 could make a few bucks giving a topless massage?
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7 Q What else did Miss MN tell you?
A That she went to Mr. Epstein's residence, that
took her there the first time, that when she went
upstairs she was paid $200 when she first got there by
Then she goes upstairs, and Mr. Epstein
comes in, he disrobes, puts on a towel, lays down on the
massage table and she begins to massage him.
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topless massages, and he told her that he did. And she
10 said, 'who wouldn't?• And she ended up taking off her top
11 during the first massage. But is clear that Mr.
12 Epstein did not at any point touch her during the massage.
13 Q But does she admit that he
14 A Yes. On the second massage, Mr. Epstein asked
15 her to leave her phone number with . Her phone number
16 was left there. On the second massage, she returned the
17 very next day and gave him another massage. This time,
18 Mr. Epstein
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23 Q How long of a period of time did Miss
24 tell you that she performed massages?
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but just said that it was a lot, and that she had been
giving him massages for a year.
Q You mentioned to the grand jury that Miss
said that Mr. Epstein never touched her, correct?
A Yes.
Q And she was very adamant about that?
A Yes, she was.
Q Were there other things that she was adamant
about in her interview with you?
A Well, she talked about what she would tell the
girls that -- and that she told Mr. Epstein that she was
18. I'm sorry, I take that back. She was told to say
that she was 18, and she told us that she had a fake I.D.
showing that she was 18.
So she passed that information along to the
other girls when she brought -- eventually she brought
other girls to perform massages, and that was one of the
things that she told -- she told us first that she brought
18- to 20-year old girls. And then she stated that if the
girls lied, and they were underage, she told them that
they needed to tell Epstein that they were 18.
Q Have you been able to identify some of the girls
that Miss brought to Mr. Epstein's home?
A Yes.
Q Were any of those girls over 18?
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25 to say she was 18, and she also told you that she had a Q Have any of the girls told investigators about
A we did interview them regarding that, and I'm
Q Do you want to check your records on that?
A Yes, could I do that?
• Yes, please do.
A I can tell you that one of the girls that she
brought -- this girl told Mr. Epstein that she was in high
school, and actually told him her true age, which was
Q So what told you about, that wasn't
A No, that wasn't. Sorry.
Q That's all right, I just wanted to make sure
So Miss told you that she had been told
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3 Q Did she ever say that Mr. Epstein either asked
4 for her age or asked to see her I.D.?
5 A No, the topic never came up.
6 Q Did you also ask her about how appointments were
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8 A Yes. She was very clear in the fact that
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that would call her once Jeffrey was in town.
11 Q So she was adamant that the calls only happened
12 when she was already here?
13 A Yes.
14 Q. Were you made aware that Epstein's counsel was
15 informed that he was being investigated for traveling to
16 engage in prostitution, which means that the appointments
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19 Q Was there anything else, besides the issue of
20 age and the issue of when the appointments were made, that
21 sounded coached or that she was especially adamant about?
22 A No, I wouldn't say coached. I mean, we talked
23 about the preferences that Jeffrey discussed, as far as
24 which girls he would like to bring.
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told us that he liked different faces, so he would
ask her to bring other girls. We asked her if he ever
gave any preferences of what he preferred, and her
response was that Epstein liked girls like her, which is
thin and blond and attractive.
Q And how old was she at the time?
A She was 15.
Q So thin, blonde, attractive and --
A Young, girls like her. I guess we asked if she
ever made a mistake, or ever brought somebody that Mr.
Epstein didn't take to. She said that she had screwed up
and that she had brought a black girl to Mr. Epstein, and
that Epstein was not interested in black girls. But he
did pay her, and said that he wasn't a racist. He paid
her the $200 for her time, but did not want her to perform
a massage for him.
Q And he didn't allow that girl to perform a
massage?
A No.
Was there anything else that Miss talked
about in the interview that you want to share with the
grand jury?
A I did ask her at the end of the interview if she
was in love with Mr. Epstein. She looked into the camera
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1 kind of looked into the camera and gave a wink and a smile
2 and said, "But with your money, I'd marry you any time,
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4 Q Did she also say that she considered him to be
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6 A Several times she referred to him as an "awesome
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informed you, we did interview some of the girls that she
took, and he has touched them.
13 Q In preparation for your testimony today, did you
14 also speak with someone who is considered to be an expert
15 in these cases?
16 A YeS.
17 Q And what is that person's name?
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19 Q Has Mr. been qualified to testify as an
20 expert in federal and state courts in cases that involve
21 what he calls "compliant victims"?
22 A Yes.
23 Q what does he mean by the term "compliant
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necessarily forced into the conduct that the offender
wants them to engage into, that they actually consent to
that kind of activity.
Q So that would include minors who are subjected
to sexual activity but weren't necessarily kidnapped or
forced at gunpoint, or something like that?
A Exactly.
Q Did he discuss with you the difficulties that
exist when you interview those types of victims?
A Yes. He stated that a compliant victim is often
times embarrassed that they went along with the behavior.
They are also likely to deny the behavior, especially when
being interviewed by investigators, that they'll deny it
or they'll minimize it. Sometimes it takes two, three or
multiple interviews to get compliant victims to either
trust their interviewer or realize that their interviewer
is not going to be judgemental.
Q In this case, have you found that to be the case
with some of the interviews?
A Yes, I have.
Q In addition to being embarrassed, sometimes
these victims feel guilty about the fact that they were
involved in this type of activity?
A Oh, yes.
Q Does Mr. also have expertise in sexual
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1 preference of offenders?
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3 Q Did he explain why an offender would select the
4 types of victims that are involved in this case, girls
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6 A This type of offender, the sexual preference he
7 has is for post-pubescent females that are physically
8 developed but not necessarily mentally matured. The girls
9 ranging in this age are sometimes inexperienced, they are
10 possibly naive, not as worldly.
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14 experienced, may focus on them as well.
15 Q In addition to their emotional immaturity, did
16 Mr. talk about whether or not younger girls are
17 easier to manipulate than grown women?
18 A Yes.
19 Q Did he talk to you about "grooming"?
20 A Yeah. That's what an offender will use with a
21 compliant victim. He told us that grooming is a technique
22 where you gain the cooperation of those victims by
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Can you give us an example of some of the types
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A With one of the girls we're going to talk about
today, , it's very apparent interviewing her how
Epstein groomed her. She only went to three or four
massages at this time, that she's admitted to. We feel
that due to her phone conversations, the multiple calls,
that there may be more there. At this point she has
stated to us that she has performed three or four massages
for Mr. Epstein.
what he did is when she first went there he
played upon -- she was very shy, and he would play upon
that shyness. He told her that she was pretty. He asked
her to remove her clothing, and she would not. So he kind
of kidded around with her shyness and complimented her,
showed interest in her, talked about her boyfriend and
different interests she had.
At the end of that interview, because she did
not take off her clothes, he tells her that if she's
willing to do more, she will make more. He also tells her
that he would pay her if she would bring other girls. As
the massages increased, you can see that the next time she
comes he plays again to that shyness, but he gets a little
bit more -- I guess he sees that it's not working. This
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time she does comply and takes off her -- he asked her to
disrobe on the second massage. She takes off her blouse,
but she refuses to take off the bra after Mr. Epstein
asked her to.
So you can see that he tries through showing
interest. And then he actually -- when he sees that this
isn't working, he takes a more authoritative role with her
in the last massage. She said that throughout all of
these massages he was very nice, and then at the end he
was much more frustrated and irritated. She does get down
to her bra and panties on that one, he's just much
more authoritative.
So he started with the grooming process, tried
to get her interest, tried to use that to get her to
comply with removing her clothes. But as often happens,
at the end of this, he took over and was much more
forceful with his requests.
Q Have other girls described that same situation
where every time they went back, he tried to push it one
step further and one step further?
A Yes. Several of the girls have said that he
would always push for more and more.
Q Did Mr. explain why it is that a
compliant child victim cannot legally consent to the
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1 A Yeah. He stated that -- you know, we talked
2 about how the law protects children, and stated that we
3 hold adults accountable. When it comes to adolescents,
4 they go through normal tendencies that mature offenders
5 may try to take advantage of. But the law is in place for
6 that reason, to protect -- in the federal law, to protect
7 those individuals under the age of 18.
8 Q And that's because of the different maturity
9 levels of the --
10 A The offender versus the victims, exactly.
11 Q Did you put together the photographs of the
12 defendants in this case?
13 A Yes, I did.
14 Q Are these photographs of the four human
15 defendants who are named in the proposed indictment?
16 A Yes.
17 Q With their names underneath them?
18 A Yes.
19 Q Agent, who is in the top left-hand corner?
20 A That's Jeffrey Epstein.
21 Q when was this photograph taken?
22 A Recently. There was an article that just came
23 out regarding Mr. Epstein and his connection, or his
24 personal relationship with Prince Andrew, and that was a
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Q Again, this is a relatively recent photograph?
A Yes, that's his personal assistant.
Q And the bottom left-hand corner?
A Again, that is one of Mr. Epstein's personal
assistants, that's (phonetic) .
Q Has Miss since gotten married?
A Yes, her name now is
Q And the bottom right-hand corner?
A That is . She is, again, a
personal assistant to Mr. Epstein. There has been some
talk that she is also romantically -- or I should say
sexually involved with Mr. Epstein.
Q How old are the defendants?
A Jeffrey is in his mid-fifties, and the three
girls are in their early twenties.
Q Do you have a copy of the draft indictment in
front of you?
A Yes, I do.
Q You mentioned when we were looking at the
photographs that the three females work as personal
assistants for Mr. Epstein, is that correct?
A Yes.
Q So he is their employer?
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2 Q Are you familiar with the property located at
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A Yes, he does.
Q Are you familiar with Defendant J.E.G.E., Inc.?
A Yes. J.E.G.E., Inc. is owned by Jeffrey
Epstein. He is the president, the owner, the sole
director. It's a business that is solely used for the
activities of one of Mr. Epstein's airplanes, which is his
Boeing 727. Its tail number is N908JE.
And you mentioned that he is the president and
the sole director. Is he also the sole shareholder?
A Yes, he is.
0 Are you familiar with Hyperion Air, Inc.?
A Yes. Hyperion Air, Inc. is also a business
owned by Mr. Epstein. He is also the president, the
director and the sole shareholder of that company as well.
That company solely does business with his other aircraft,
which is a Gulf Stream G-1159B. It bears a tail number
N909JE.
Q Is that a smaller aircraft than the Boeing?
A Yes.
Just to briefly remind the grand jury about
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where the evidence has been collected in this case, was
the start of your investigation information that you
received from the Palm Beach Police Department?
A Yes, it was.
Q And that included evidence seized during a
search of Mr. Epstein's home at El Brillo Way?
A Yes.
Q Also controlled calls that the Palm Beach Police
Department placed?
A Yes.
Q And interviews of girls and other people by the
Palm Beach Police Department?
A Yes, as well as trash pulls that the Palm Beach
Police Department conducted on Mr. Epstein's residence.
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16 Q Then when the FBI became involved, the FBI did
additional interviews of girls and of recruiters?
17 A Yes.
18 Q They obtained phone records?
19 A Yes, we have.
20 Q And records of payments?
21 A Yes.
22 Q Did this grand jury also subpoena travel
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25 Q Including the flight manifests of the planes
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Q Did you also get corporate documents related to
those two planes?
A Yes, we have.
Q Once you had obtained all of this information,
did the FBI analyze the data, specifically the call
information and the flight information to put together a
girls who have been identified through this investigation?
A Yes.
Q When you spoke with those girls, did any of them
tell you that they had developed some sort of a personal
relationship with the assistants so that they were just
chatting over the telephone?
A No, not at all.
Q All of them said what about the phone calls?
A Said that the phone calls were made to set up
appointments for Mr. Epstein.
Q And the girls referred to it as appointments to
work, is that right?
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2 probably next week. She did say on one or two occasions
3 that had called her when she had gone out
to California on a trip, I believe. But that is the only
time that that was ever mentioned. In fact, we asked, and
6 those phone calls were made for the purpose of setting up
7 appointments for Mr. Epstein.
8 Q Is the investigation continuing?
9 A Yes, it is.
10 Q Are you still trying to locate and interview
11 more girls?
12 A Yes.
13 Q Let's turn to the specific evidence reporting
14 the overt acts and offenses relating to Jane Doe's 1
15 through 5. I know that every member of the grand jury has
16 a copy of the draft indictment before them, and also a
17 chart.
18 Do you have a copy of that chart as well?
19 A I do.
20 Q Do you have photographs of the five girls that
21 we are going to talk about today?
22 A Yes.
23 Q And these are photographs of the people that we
24 are calling Jane Doe's 1 through 5?
25 A Yes.
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Q And Jane Doe Number 1, you have previously
testified about her?
A Yes, I have, that's .
Q Jane Doe Number 2?
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6 Q Jane Doe Number 3?
7 A That is
8 Q Jane Doe Number 4?
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10 Q And Jane Doe Number 5?
11 A That is
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THE WITNESS: To travel around.
JUROR: So it wasn't like a business of
transporting other people?
THE WITNESS: He flew other guests, sometimes
unaccompanied, sometimes accompanied.
JUROR: and do you have
any evidence that they started young, like the rest
of the recruits?
THE WITNESS: We have evidence that they are his
personal assistants employed by him, not that it was
anything like what we were discussing.
JUROR: There was an allegation that was made
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13 Q So turning to Jane Doe Number 1, 1. You
14 testified about her earlier before this grand jury,
15 correct?
16 A Yes, I did.
17 Q And she also testified before this grand jury,
18 correct?
19 A Yes.
20 Q Can you remind us of her date of birth?
21 A She was born on
22 Q Could you briefly refresh the grand jury's
23 recollection of how she was recruited?
24 A She was approached on a beach by
25 discussions, about a specific act that was performed.
that one of the girls when interviewed had alleged
rape, and I hadn't heard about that allegation
recently.
THE WITNESS: That's probably Jane Doe Number 6.
We're going to talk about her, that he forcibly put
her on the table and Yeah, she will
be coming up. We're going to do her probably next
week. She'll be the first one we'll talk about.
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and asked her if she wanted to perform massages for
Mr. Epstein and make some money.
Q From the review of the phone records that you
4 have received, were you able to identify a telephone
5 number associated with
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7 Q In fact, has been interviewed?
8 A Yes, he has.
9 Q And has he admitted to being a recruiter for Mr.
10 Epstein?
11 A Yes, recruiter and driver.
12 Q If you could take a look at Overt Act Number 2,
13 which appears on page five. That states, °On or about
14 March 12, 2004, defendants Jeffrey Epstein and
15 caused Jane Doe Number 1 to travel to 358 Brillo Way of
16 Palm Beach, Florida..
17 Can you tell us what evidence you have regarding
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19 A We have reviewed phone records for and
20 that indicate the calls took place, as well as phone
21 records for and and calls that took
22 place on or about those dates. We've also looked at a
23 flight manifest, and were able to show that Mr. Epstein
24 arrived the day before, on the 11th. We also have
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2 Q On that date, March 12 of 2004, described
3 going to Mr. Epstein's house and performing a sexual
4 massage?
5 A Yes, on or about that day.
6 Q On or about that date, what did state
7 about being paid?
A She was paid $200.
9 Q And that relates to Overt Act Number 3?
10 A Yes.
11 Q And she stated that Mr. Epstein is the person
12 who gave her that?
13 A She told us that in her statement.
14 Q If you could take a look at Overt Act Number 95,
15 which is on page 17. On or about February 6, 2005,
16 Epstein had Jane Doe Number 1 to make one or more
17 telephone calls to Jane Doe Number 2.
18 First of all, who is Jane Doe Number 2?
19 A That would be , our youngest victim.
20 Q Can you tell us what evidence you have related
21 to that overt act?
22 A We have the girl's statements that calls were
23 made. We also reviewed the phone records that indicated
24 that there was telephonic contact between the numbers
25 belonging to and
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1 Q And in the statement of both girls, did they
2 describe that is the person who called
3 looking for someone to come and work at Mr. Epstein's
4 house?
5 A Yes.
6 Q Looking at Overt Act Number 96. On or about
7 February 6, 2005, Epstein caused Jane Doe Number 1 to
8 transport Jane Doe Number 2 to 358 El Brillo way.
9 What is the evidence related to that?
10 A Again, the statements of and support
11 that as further evidence, and also reviewing the phone •
12 records they indicate that there was telephonic contact
13 between and and and
14 Q Overt Act Number 97, on or about February 6,
15 2005, Epstein made a payment of $300 to Jane Doe Number 2
16 and a payment of $200 to Jane Doe Number 1.
17 what was the evidence of that?
18 A Both and stated in their statements
19 that was paid $300, and was paid $200 for
20 bringing
21 Q Did explain why she was paid $300?
22 A Yes, she was paid $300 because she performed her
23 massage. Mr. Epstein and a
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25 Q After this date, after February 6, 2005, was
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A Yes, it was, by a school administrator.
Q If you could look at Overt Act Number 117, which
is on page 19, and that states that on or about March 30,
2005, caused one or more calls to be made to a
telephone used by Jane Doe Number 1.
what evidence do you have related to that?
A We reviewed the phone records of and
that indicate this.
Q And Overt Act 120, on or about March 31,
caused one or more calls to be made to a telephone used by
Jane Doe Number 1.
A Again, we reviewed the phone records that
indicated there was telephonic contact between the numbers
belonging to and
Q Then we have Overt Act Number 122, which is also
March 31, that Epstein and caused Jane Doe Number 1
to make a call to a telephone used by Jane Doe Number 2.
What evidence do you have related to that?
A We have phone records that we have reviewed
belonging to and . In this case, we also have a
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And Overt Act Number 123 refers to April 1st.
what evidence do you have related to that?
A we have reviewed the phone records of and
that indicate telephonic contact was made on this
day. We also again have another recorded voice mail by
, left on phone.
• These later calls, the March -April calls, are
those the controlled calls that the Palm Beach Police
Department was involved in?
A There was controlled calls placed to
cell phone and to place of work by under the
supervision of the Palm Beach Police Department.
Q And the voice mail message that you referred to
of calling , what information was leaving
in that voice mail message?
A was asking for to get back in touch,
that she had set up an appointment for at Epstein's
house on the following day, on that Saturday at around
10:30 or 11:00.
Q In addition to the phone records, was there
anything that the Palm Beach Police Department found that
also confirmed that this appointment actually was made.
A As I mentioned earlier, the Palm Beach Police
Department was doing trash pulls on Mr. Epstein's
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said, " with on Saturday at 10:30, and on
Saturday with at 10:30." That's the exact message on
the two notes that were found in his trash when they
retrieved it on April 8.
Q If I could direct your attention to Count Number
Five, which appears on page 26. That is the charge of
enticement of a minor, referring to Jane Doe Number 1, and
Mr. Epstein and are charged.
I know that you talked about the telephone
traffic. The calls between and , did
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period?
A A review of their telephone records do indicate
that there were phone calls made during that time.
Q And Jane Doe Number 1 actually went to Mr.
Epstein's home?
A Yes, and performed a massage for him in the
nude.
Q And she was paid for that?
A Yes, she was paid $200.
Q And he , correct?
A Yes, he did. I would like to include that
took upstairs for that massage, and she also
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1 for IIIII to do that massage.
2 Q And also, just so it's clear, how old was
3 at that time?
4 A She was 17.
: Are there any questions about
6 either how that evidence was presented or about the
7 charges related to Jane Doe Number 1? Seeing no
8 questions, we'll turn to Jane Doe Number 2.
9 BY.
10 Q You previously mentioned that that was 112
11 A Yes.
12 Q Let's turn to Count Number Six, which is on page
13 26, which is the enticement of ■ If you could tell
14 the grand jury about the evidence related to that.
15 A date of birth is
16 Q So during this period of February 5, 2005 to the
17 6th, how old was she?
18 A She was 14.
19 Q Can you remind the grand jury about the evidence
20 related to the enticement of
21 A As we stated earlier, we talked about the
22 telephone calls. We have shown that the facility of
23 interstate commerce was used by the telephone calls made
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during that massage, and she
10 . She was paid $300, and we know that she was 14
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Q If we could turn to Count Number 43, which
appears on page 31. Count 43 is one of the travel counts.
14 If you could tell the grand jury, did a trip occur on
15 March 31, 2005?
16 A Yes, we have flight records that indicate a
17 flight occurred on that date.
18 Q what type of plane was used?
19 A I'm going to refer to the J.E.G.E. , Incorporated
20 aircraft as just the Boeing 727. If we talk about the
21 Hyperion Air, Incorporated aircraft, which is the Gulf
22 Stream, I will just say the Gulf Stream. So on that date
23 he did travel on his Boeing 727, on 3-31.
24 Q And Mr. Epstein was aboard the plane on that
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1 A Yes, he was.
2 Q With respect to the March 31st trip, was there
3 evidence of him setting up the appointment with prior
4 to that trip?
5 A we do have telephonic contact between illilland
6 EMI as well as and on the day before
7 and the day of travel.
8 Q And even though that appointment was never kept,
9 that never went to that appointment, you have the
10 notes that were retrieved from the garbage that showed
11 that Mr. Epstein was expecting to show up for that
12 appointment?
13 A Yes.
14 Q Anything else with respect to that particular
15 count?
16 A We also have the controlled calls and the voice
17 mails.
18 Q Turning to Count Number 60, which appears on
19 page 34, that is the attempted enticement of
20 during the period of March 30 to April 1.
21 Again, at that point, ■was how old?
22 A She was 14.
23 Q And we had talked about the telephone calls that
24 were used. One Of the things that is relevant to this
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was 14, did you interview a girl who went with
2 when she went to Mr. Epstein's house back in
3 February?
4 A Yes, we did, that would be
5 Q And was interviewed?
6 A Yes, she was interviewed by the Palm Beach
7 Police Department.
8 Q What did say about appearance?
9 A That she was the youngest looking girl that
10 came.
11 Q When you talked with , did talk about
12 girls that Mr. Epstein liked in particular?
13 A Yes.
14 Q And was one of those girls?
15 A Yes, she was one of his preferences. also
16 told us that Mr. Epstein said to her on one occasion, "The
17 younger, the better."
18 Q And there was never any attempt to get
19 I.D. or to confirm her actual age?
20 A NO.
21 Q As we discussed before, never actually went
22 to that point, right, so that is just an attempt?
23 A Yes.
24 ■ : Are there any questions from the
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CERTIFICATE OF REPORTER
I CERTIFY pages 1 to 35 is a true transcript of
my shorthand notes of the testimony ofIll
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Dated at West Palm Beach, Florida this 23rd day
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