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stated to [Dobbs] that he ible, but he would pay her if cold her the younger the bet- ied to bring a 23-year-old it the female was too old. only remembers six girls that ch time she was paid $200. ought these girls to Epstein's 16 [years] of age.

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;. What she says about Mary's Mary's already told the police. ipstein syncs up, too. But Wen- After all, she's been playing on

room. What he wants to know is, implicated herself in Epstein's dy's forehead, and now the police gives them phone numbers to go ned. She provides addresses. But On the way home, in a police car, e tells the escorting officers.

Wendy Dobbs, interview with Detective Recarey and Sergeant Frick, October 3, 2005, transcribed from video (excerpts)

RECAREY: Okay. Your Pepsi's coming, my Pepsi's coming. First of all, I know you're freaking out. Don't freak out, just relax. Okay? I want to thank you for coming. All right? Though the door's closed, you're free to go at any time. You're not here — you know, it's only closed for our privacy.

DOBBS: That's fine.

RECAREY: I understand that you may have information on a case that we're looking into, okay? That's the reason why I brought you here today. All right? And again, you're here vol- untarily. You agreed to come back with us and talk to us. But I do want to talk you about Jeff Epstein, and the whole... thing.

DOBBS: And I don't need a lawyer, right?

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