document_description: This document is a USCIS Form I-914 Supplement B, used by law enforcement agencies to certify that an individual is a victim of trafficking under the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act. It includes victim information, agency information, and details about the trafficking case involving Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.


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document_description: A Microsoft Teams meeting scheduled to discuss an Epstein victim. The meeting is organized as a personal event with obscured attendee information.


document_description: Notes from a call with Dr. Lisa Rocchio, a forensic and clinical psychologist, discussing her expertise and experiences related to trauma, child sexual abuse, and legal consultations. Dr. Rocchio has not treated any victims of Jeffrey Epstein or been involved in his litigation. She has extensive experience in forensic evaluations, expert testimony, and psychotherapy, particularly in cases involving traumatic stress, intimate partner violence, and child sexual abuse. The notes cover topics such as trauma bonding, delayed reporting, and incremental disclosure of abuse.


document_description: Disclosure of testimony by Lisa M. Rocchio, Ph.D., listing deposition and trial testimonies in various legal matters as of February 1, 2021.


document_description: Notes from a call with Dr. Lisa Rocchio discussing her expertise in forensic and clinical psychology, particularly in the context of childhood sexual abuse. The document covers topics such as grooming behaviors, the impact of sexual abuse on victims, and the role of perpetrators and their accomplices. Dr. Rocchio also mentions her awareness of the Epstein case and related media.


document_description: Notes from a call with Dr. Lisa Rocchio discussing her expertise in trauma, particularly related to sexual abuse. The notes cover her training, testimony, and insights into the psychological impact of trauma, the dynamics of abuse, and the challenges victims face in disclosure and memory. Dr. Rocchio's work includes training psychiatric residents, conducting forensic evaluations, and her role in the APA Ethics Committee.


document_description: This document is the curriculum vitae of Lisa M. Rocchio, Ph.D., detailing her education, academic appointments, licensure, clinical experience, training and consultation experience, research experience, teaching experience, specialized professional training, publications, professional presentations, invited addresses, dissertation and thesis, professional activities, professional advocacy, professional affiliations, and community activities.


document_description: This document is a contract for expert witness services in the case U.S. v. Maxwell, involving charges related to the sexual abuse of minors. The contract outlines the terms for Dr. Lisa M. Rocchio to provide expert testimony on psychological aspects of sexual abuse, including grooming and trauma. The contract includes clauses on confidentiality, conflict of interest, and data security, and specifies a compensation rate of $450 per hour.


document_description: Notes from a call with Dr. Lisa Rocchio discussing her treatment approach for victims and perpetrators of intimate partner violence, the process of clinical assessment, and the concept of grooming in the context of child abuse.


document_description: Notes from a call with Dr. Rocchio discussing articles on grooming, presence of third parties in grooming, and Bureau of Justice Statistics on delayed disclosure.


document_description: The article reviews the existing understanding of sexual grooming, discussing issues of definition, prevalence, and theoretical considerations. It identifies three types of grooming: self-grooming, grooming the environment and significant others, and grooming the child. A new definition of sexual grooming is proposed, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive understanding to facilitate prevention of child sexual abuse.


document_description: This study explores the reasons why women do not report sexual assault to the police, focusing on psychosocial variables and traumatic injury. Conducted over 18 months, it involved a survey of female victims presenting to an urban clinic or emergency department. The study found that women who did not report were often employed, had a history of recent alcohol or drug use, knew their assailant, and had a longer time interval between the assault and forensic evaluation. The primary reasons for not reporting were environmental factors, such as a prior relationship with the assailant, rather than internal psychological barriers like shame or fear.


document_description: This academic article examines the factors influencing women's decisions to report sexual and physical assaults to the police, using data from the National Violence Against Women Survey. The study compares the reporting of rape and physical assault, finding similarities in the factors influencing reporting decisions for both types of assault. The research highlights that older, less-educated, and non-White women are more likely to report assaults. It also notes that assaults involving strangers, weapons, or injuries are more likely to be reported. The study suggests that increased awareness of sexual violence may have reduced the differences in reporting between rape and physical assault over time.


document_description: This academic article discusses the concept of 'grooming' in the context of child sexual abuse, highlighting the lack of consensus on its definition and the challenges in measuring it. The authors, Natalie Bennett and William O'Donohue, review various definitions and propose a new definition that aims to minimize false positives and negatives. They emphasize the need for a valid assessment method to identify grooming behaviors and suggest future research directions.


document_description: This academic article discusses the underreporting of rape and the factors influencing women's decisions to disclose or not disclose their experiences. It highlights the psychological impacts of non-disclosure, such as self-blame and depression, and the preference for online counseling among survivors. The study uses a web-based survey to gather data from 242 women, examining patterns of disclosure, symptom responses, and follow-up preferences. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding disclosure dynamics to improve support and treatment for survivors.


document_description: This paper reviews research on the disclosure of child sexual abuse, focusing on delays, non-disclosure, and partial disclosure. It highlights the prevalence of non-disclosure and delays, the complexity of individual experiences, and the implications for child protection, legal, and therapeutic professionals. The paper emphasizes the importance of understanding disclosure dynamics, the role of peers, and the responses of adults in facilitating disclosure.


document_description: This study investigates factors associated with delayed disclosure of rape among female adolescents and young adults. It compares demographics, post-rape characteristics, and psychological functioning between early and delayed disclosers. The study identifies predictors for delayed disclosure, including age, penetration, and closeness to the assailant. Results suggest targeted interventions to encourage early disclosure, improving access to health and police services.


document_description: The document is a systematic review of literature on health-care providers' responses to delayed disclosure of sexual assault by adolescent and adult female survivors. It aims to determine how health-care providers can respond appropriately to such disclosures and provides recommendations for creating an environment conducive to disclosure. The review highlights the importance of emotional support, tangible aid, and appropriate training for health-care providers. It also discusses the negative impact of inappropriate responses such as blaming or doubting the survivor.


document_description: The article explores the stages of sexual grooming by child molesters and investigates whether individuals can recognize these behaviors. It discusses the difficulty in identifying grooming behaviors prospectively and highlights the need for better understanding and education to prevent child sexual abuse.


document_description: This article discusses the evolution of the concept and term 'grooming' in the context of child sexual exploitation. It traces the historical development of the term from its origins in the late 1970s and 1980s, when law enforcement began to recognize nonviolent techniques used by child molesters to gain access to and control of their victims. The article highlights the differences between grooming and seduction, the application of grooming in various contexts, and the importance of precise definitions. It also addresses the implications of grooming in legal and social contexts.


document_description: This article discusses the historical and contemporary use of the terms 'grooming' and 'seduction' in the context of child sexual abuse. It highlights the evolution of the term 'grooming' since its introduction in the 1980s and its widespread adoption in professional literature. The article also examines the archaic uses of 'seduction' and argues for the continued use of both terms to describe non-forceful techniques used by offenders. The author suggests that prospective studies could help distinguish risky behaviors from non-risky ones in environments with children.


document_description: This document is a research update on the facilitators and barriers to child sexual abuse (CSA) disclosures, covering studies from 2000 to 2016. It identifies factors that promote or inhibit CSA disclosures, emphasizing the importance of timely access to therapeutic services for survivors. The review analyzes 33 studies using Kiteley and Stogdon's literature review framework and identifies five themes: disclosure as an iterative process, social-ecological models, age and gender influences, lack of life-course perspective, and barriers outweighing facilitators. The document highlights the need for more research on environmental, contextual, and cultural factors affecting CSA disclosures.


document_description: The report provides statistical data on criminal victimization in the United States for the year 2019, based on the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS). It highlights a decrease in violent crime excluding simple assault, a decline in property crime rates, and changes in victimization rates across various demographics. The report also discusses the methodology of the NCVS and changes in urban, suburban, and rural classifications.


document_description: This study explores the perceptions of professionals on coercive control tactics used by perpetrators across various types of victimization, including child abuse, trafficking, IPV, sexual violence, and elder abuse. It identifies common tactics such as grooming and isolation used to exert control over victims. The research involved interviews with 22 professionals and highlights the need for a broader understanding of coercive control beyond intimate partner violence.


document_description: The report provides statistics on criminal victimization in the United States for the year 2020, highlighting a decline in violent and property crimes compared to 2019. It includes data on various types of crimes, victim demographics, and the impact of COVID-19 on data collection. The report also discusses the methodology of the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) and compares its findings with the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) program.


document_description: Discussion with Dr. Rocchio about grooming in forensic and clinical practice, focusing on third-party presence and grooming the environment. Dr. Rocchio has treated adult men abused as children in the Boy Scouts, noting the involvement of troop leaders and other victims in grooming.


document_description: This article introduces a special issue on the effects of repeated psychological injury, focusing on trauma-informed forensic psychology. It discusses the challenges of evaluating individuals with complex trauma in forensic settings, the importance of multi-source corroboration in assessments, and the need for trauma-informed measures. The article also highlights the ethical and professional considerations for forensic psychologists working with trauma victims.


document_description: The article discusses the ethical and professional considerations in the forensic assessment of complex trauma and dissociation. It highlights the prevalence of trauma, the roles of forensic psychologists, and the importance of adhering to ethical guidelines. The article emphasizes the need for specialized training in trauma and forensic psychology, the importance of cultural competence, and the challenges of evaluating individuals with complex trauma. It also addresses the impact of trauma on both the individual being evaluated and the evaluator.


document_description: Notes from a call with Dr. Lisa Rocchio discussing common tactics used by perpetrators to gain access to victims and the differences in methods used by female perpetrators.


document_description: Notes from a Webex preparation session with Dr. Lisa Rocchio, focusing on her expertise in clinical and forensic psychology, particularly related to childhood sexual abuse and traumatic stress. The notes cover her professional background, her work with patients, and her role as an expert witness in court cases. Key topics include grooming, coercion, attachment, and delayed disclosure of abuse.


document_description: Notes from a call with Dr. Rocchio discussing scientific consistency, reliability, and the study of sexual abuse and grooming. The notes cover topics such as the error rate in studies, the defense's interpretation of Dr. Rocchio's testimony, the field of study on grooming and offender behaviors, and the concept of coercive control. It also touches on the dynamics of victim-perpetrator relationships and delayed disclosure, as well as memory and cognition in the context of traumatic events.


document_description: Notes from a call on November 2, 2021, with Dr. Rocchio discussing the timing of a Daubert hearing, literature review on predation behaviors, and definitions of grooming.


document_description: This article reviews the theoretical, empirical, and practical implications related to the modus operandi of sexual offenders against children. It discusses the rational choice perspective in criminology, descriptive studies on modus operandi, and the links between modus operandi and factors such as victim characteristics. The article also explores treatment and situational crime prevention implications to highlight their potential for preventing child sexual abuse.


document_description: The article discusses the validation of the Sexual Grooming Model (SGM) for child sexual abusers, proposing a five-stage model: victim selection, gaining access and isolation, trust development, desensitization to sexual content and physical contact, and post-abuse maintenance. The study involved a literature review and expert survey to identify relevant grooming behaviors, resulting in a validated model with 42 identified grooming tactics. The article emphasizes the importance of understanding grooming behaviors for prevention, intervention, and legal purposes.


document_description: The article discusses the need for a universal definition of child sexual grooming, highlighting the complexities and variations in existing definitions. It proposes a new operational definition based on a validated model, emphasizing the importance of a common language for research, prevention, and intervention in child sexual abuse cases.


document_description: Meeting notes from a WebEx session with Dr. Rocchio discussing logistics for an upcoming hearing, literature on grooming by pimps/traffickers, and Dr. Rocchio's professional background and expertise in trauma psychology. The notes cover her education, professional presentations, publications, and her role in trauma psychology. It also discusses the concept of grooming, memory reliability in trauma cases, and critiques of other experts' work on memory and trauma.


document_description: Notes from a WebEx meeting with Dr. Rocchio on November 4, 2021, discussing principles of memory, grooming behaviors, and related literature. The discussion includes references to various studies and articles on grooming, the challenges of identifying grooming behaviors, and the role of grooming in interpersonal violence. The notes also touch on the use of grooming in forensic practice and the impact of trust in abusive relationships.


document_description: Notes from a call with Dr. Rocchio discussing PTSD in the context of sexual assault, including symptoms, behaviors, and literature. The discussion critiques assumptions made by Dietz and references various articles and literature on coercive control, grooming, and victimization dynamics.


document_description: Notes from a WebEx meeting with Dr. Rocchio discussing various topics related to forensic psychology, including internship and licensure requirements, a draft Daubers motion, grooming and memory in abuse cases, delayed disclosure, and related scientific and clinical literature. The discussion also covers the prevalence of PTSD following sexual abuse and the impact of adverse childhood experiences.


document_description: The document contains notes on various topics related to forensic literature, grooming strategies, and child sexual abuse (CSA). It discusses incremental disclosure in clinical and forensic settings, grooming strategies, and the reliability of models in understanding CSA. The notes also mention studies on trauma, the impact of CSA, and the variability in disclosure among victims. It references several articles and studies, including those by Winkes, Benefit, O'Dohue, and Dietz. The document also touches on the challenges of predicting grooming and the role of third parties in CSA cases.


document_description: Meeting notes discussing the similarities between strategies used by traffickers and grooming techniques in childhood sexual abuse. It references recent literature reviews and studies on sex trafficking and trauma bonding, highlighting the tactics used by traffickers and the risk factors for child sexual abuse (CSA).


document_description: Meeting notes discussing Dr. Rocchio's insights on memory studies, particularly those by Loftus, and their implications for understanding memory in traumatic events. The notes also cover the dynamics of coercive control in abusive relationships and the psychological impact of gift-giving by perpetrators.


document_description: This document is the curriculum vitae of Lisa M. Rocchio, Ph.D., detailing her education, academic appointments, licensure, clinical experience, training and consultation experience, research experience, teaching experience, specialized professional training, publications, professional presentations, invited addresses, grants, dissertation and thesis, professional activities, professional advocacy, professional affiliations, and community activities.


document_description: Meeting notes from December 1, 2021, with Dr. Rocchio discussing trial testimony preparation and LR's work at Brown. LR does not receive payment for work at Brown and must work a minimum of 100 hours a year. LR has not read articles about trial testimony substance. Majority of patients treated by LR who reported childhood sexual abuse exhibit behaviors consistent with grooming, with literature indicating a prevalence between 35 to 50 percent.


document_description: The New York Field Office requests assistance to decrypt Filevault II full disk encryption on a submitted hard drive related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The case involves allegations of sexual abuse of minors by Jeffrey Epstein in the mid-2000s. The Southern District of New York issued a search warrant on July 11, 2019. The hard drive is a 1TB Seagate external HDD, designated as NYC024338, 1B56, and is considered evidence in the case.


document_description: A directory listing of files and folders on an easystore IDE drive, including folders for documents, email, presentations, and spreadsheets, as well as a ReadMe.txt file.


document_description: A table listing file folders and a DS_STORE file on an external drive labeled 'easystore (F:) BlacklightMacsNY'. The table includes file names, modification dates, types, and sizes.


document_description: A forensic examiner reports on the progress of exporting data from devices related to the Epstein case. The examiner has worked several hours over the weekend and has successfully exported data from 41 items, with 8 remaining, all of which are Macs and have been problematic. The examiner plans to continue the work the following day.


document_description: This document contains technical specifications and warranty information for a Maxtor hard drive. It includes model numbers, manufacturing details, and warranty period.


document_description: This document contains technical specifications and details of a Maxtor hard drive, including its model, serial number, manufacturing details, and warranty information. It is subject to a protective order.


document_description: Details of a Samsung SpinPoint SV6003H Hard Disk Drive including its capacity, power rating, manufacturing date, origin, serial number, label ID, model number, part number, and warranty information.


document_description: Specifications for a Samsung SV6003H Hard Drive including serial number, label ID, voltage, current, and manufacturing details.


document_description: This document contains technical specifications and details for a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 hard drive. It includes model and serial numbers, part numbers, configuration, firmware version, and power requirements. The product is manufactured in Singapore for OEM distribution.


document_description: Specifications and details of a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 hard drive, including capacity, model number, serial number, power requirements, and manufacturing details.


document_description: This document contains technical specifications and details for a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 hard drive with a capacity of 120 Gbytes. It includes model and serial numbers, power requirements, and manufacturing details.


document_description: The document contains technical specifications and warnings for a Samsung SpinPoint hard disk drive model SU6003H. It includes jumper settings, power ratings, and manufacturing details. The document also provides cautionary notes about handling the product due to its sensitive components.


document_description: This document appears to be a technical specification and warning label for a Samsung hard disk drive model SV6003H. It includes details about jumper settings, certification marks, and manufacturing information. The document also contains warnings about handling the product due to its delicate nature.


document_description: This document appears to be a technical specification or warranty information for a Maxtor hard drive. It includes model numbers, serial numbers, manufacturing details, and warranty information. It also provides contact information for Maxtor's customer service and notes on warranty and patent details.


document_description: Details of a Maxtor Hard Disk Drive including model, capacity, manufacturing details, and certifications.


document_description: Specifications for a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 hard drive with 120 Gbytes capacity, including model and serial numbers, part numbers, configuration, firmware, and power requirements. The document also includes a warning about warranty voidance and intended use for OEM distribution.


document_description: This document appears to be a technical specification or product information sheet for a Maxtor hard drive. It includes model numbers, serial numbers, manufacturing details, and warranty information.


document_description: This document contains technical specifications and details for a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 hard drive with a capacity of 120 Gbytes. It includes model and serial numbers, part numbers, configuration, firmware, and manufacturing details. The document also contains cautionary notes regarding warranty and product handling.


document_description: This document contains technical specifications and manufacturing details of a Maxtor hard drive model 5T040H4. It includes information such as the number of cylinders, heads, sectors, and other technical attributes. The document also notes the manufacturing location, date, and warranty end date.


document_description: The document details the forensic examination process of digital evidence, specifically hard drives labeled GX 54 and GX 55. It describes the process of imaging and analyzing data using tools like FTK and Access Data Lab. The report confirms the presence of Dell computers and discusses the metadata of Word documents found on the drives, some of which were saved under Maxwell's user profile.


document_description: Prepared for trial testimony, organized GM's emails into different files or folders for each individual person. GX 424 was confirmed on GX 54 (1B32). Asset tag information indicated the computer was purchased by JE's company. Discussed metadata properties in Word documents and tools to change metadata.


document_description: The document lists metadata for PSD files on a CD, including modification dates and titles. One file is titled 'Mice' with a last modified date of October 8, 2002, and another titled 'Girl Pics Nude' with a last modified date of May 7, 2002. The document also mentions that in Griffege, the created and last accessed dates are 2026.


document_description: Analysis of a file named [redacted] -l.psd on a CD, created and modified on October 8, 2002. The CD was burned on a Mac, as determined by FTK Imager. The modified date is listed as October 9, 2002, at 3:07:24 AM, considering time zone differences.


document_description: The document discusses the use of forensic tools for imaging and data analysis, specifically mentioning Access Data AD Lab and its capabilities compared to Forensic Tool Kit (FTK). It also notes the creation of certain files under a user profile named 'gmax' and describes the characteristics of a computer. The document is subject to a protective order.


document_description: The document discusses the metadata and handling of a photograph labeled GX 332, which was copied from a compact disk (CD) onto a computer. It explains how the created date is reset when files are copied from a CD to a computer and notes that the access date was empty because CDs do not have an access date. The document also mentions user accounts on a system labeled GX 54, highlighting that there were over 400 logins under the user 'ghislaine'.


document_description: This document is an incident report from the Palm Beach Police Department regarding a burglary at Jeffrey Epstein's residence on 358 El Brillo Way, Palm Beach, FL. The report details the theft of approximately $5,000 in U.S. currency and a Glock handgun. The suspect, Juan Alessi, was identified and confessed to taking the money but denied taking the gun. Epstein decided not to prosecute after Alessi returned part of the money.


document_description: An investigation is being conducted on Mr. Epstein. Juan Alessi, a former employee, was contacted, but his attorney, Donald Morrell, intervened to prevent communication. The State Attorney's Office is issuing subpoenas to former employees to aid the investigation.


document_description: A property receipt from the Palm Beach Police Department detailing the impoundment of a Panasonic RR-US360 digital recorder as evidence related to incident number 05-368. The document includes details about the recovery and handling of the property, as well as acknowledgments from involved parties.


document_description: The document is a placeholder indicating that no images were produced. It includes a reference number EFTA00157542.


document_description: A letter from Donnie Murrell, representing Juan and Maria Alessi, confirming that they are not willing to be interviewed by the police.


document_description: The report details interviews with Juan and Maria Alessi, former employees of Jeffrey Epstein, conducted by ASA Daliah Weiss and attorney Donnie Murrell. Maria Alessi worked for Epstein from 1994 to 2002, primarily doing house cleaning and preparations. She observed young masseuses visiting the house. Juan Alessi, employed for eleven years, managed the house and confirmed the presence of young masseuses, some appearing as young as sixteen or seventeen. He also mentioned cleaning massage-related items. Both were interviewed as part of an ongoing investigation, with a court reporter present.


document_description: This document is an evidence/property tracking report from the Palm Beach Police Department related to case number 1-05-001079. It involves evidence related to a sexual battery case, including a digital voice recorder associated with Juan P. Alessi and Alfredo Rodriguez. The report includes details about the disposition and release of the property to an investigator. Jeffrey Epstein is listed as a suspect/arrested/searched individual in the case.


document_description: This document is a deposition of Juan Alessi, a former employee of Jeffrey Epstein, taken on September 8, 2009. The deposition covers Alessi's employment history with Epstein, his duties, and his interactions with various individuals at Epstein's residence. Alessi discusses the presence of massage therapists, the roles of Ghislaine Maxwell, and mentions several notable figures who visited Epstein's home, including Prince Andrew, Sarah Ferguson, and Alan Dershowitz. The deposition also touches on the presence of photographs and the handling of payments to massage therapists.


document_description: This document is a transcript of a legal deposition involving Juan Alessi, a former employee of Jeffrey Epstein. The deposition covers various topics, including Alessi's employment duties, interactions with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, and observations of individuals visiting Epstein's residence. Alessi discusses the presence of massage therapists, the handling of sex toys, and his personal experiences working for Epstein. The deposition also touches on Alessi's separation from Epstein's employment and subsequent legal matters.


document_description: Juan Alessi, a former employee of Jeffrey Epstein, was interviewed by the FBI. He discussed his employment history with Epstein, the operations of Epstein's residences, and the involvement of Ghislaine Maxwell. Alessi described the environment as oppressive, with Maxwell taking over household management and recruiting young women. He recounted instances of massages and inappropriate behavior involving Epstein and young women. Alessi also mentioned receiving a severance payment and being warned by Epstein not to disclose information.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record of Juan Alessi, a former employee of Jeffrey Epstein. Alessi discusses his experiences working for Epstein, including interactions with young girls, Ghislaine Maxwell, and various notable individuals. He describes the environment at Epstein's home, the presence of celebrities, and his observations of Epstein's behavior. Alessi also mentions his relief at Epstein's death, describing him as a dangerous man.


document_description: A note detailing a conversation with John Reynolds regarding Juan Alessi's alleged statements to a podcast about Ghislaine Maxwell. Mr. Reynolds was unaware of any podcast interview and later confirmed with Mr. Alessi that he had not spoken to the press, although he acknowledged the truth of the story about Ms. Maxwell.


document_description: This document contains key points regarding the testimony of Juan Alessi (JA) related to his employment with Jeffrey Epstein (JE) and the subsequent separation agreement. It details JA's interactions with Epstein, including a theft incident, his duties, and observations during his employment. The document also includes a separation agreement effective January 2, 2003, outlining the cessation of employment and benefits for JA and his wife, Maria Alessi. The document mentions notable figures such as Donald Trump, Senator George Mitchell, John Kennedy Jr., Alan Dershowitz, and Prince Andrew, among others. It also describes the working conditions and environment at Epstein's Palm Beach residence, including the presence of Ghislaine Maxwell and various young females.


document_description: Notes from a preparation session with Juan Alessi for trial testimony. Alessi was shown a photobook to identify individuals, including Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. He provided recollections about Epstein's residences, interactions with Maxwell, and procedures involving masseuses.


document_description: Notes from a preparation session with Juan Alessi (JA) for trial testimony. JA was shown a message book seized from Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach residence and identified handwriting. JA recalled various events and individuals related to Epstein, including flight information and notable figures visiting Epstein's residence.


document_description: Notes from Alessi's trial preparation, including review of exhibits, tasks related to Epstein's residence, and interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: Notes from a preparation session with JA, detailing his recollections of working for Jeffrey Epstein (JE) and Ghislaine Maxwell (GM). JA describes an address book used by JE and GM, the layout of JE's Palm Beach residence, and a booklet of tasks given to him by GM. He recalls the presence of notable figures such as Prince Andrew and Donald Trump in the address book. JA also discusses the rules and expectations set by GM, including maintaining invisibility and not discussing personal matters with guests.


document_description: Notes from a preparation session with Juan Alessi (JA) for trial testimony regarding his time working for Jeffrey Epstein (JE). JA discusses his recollections of a directory (GX-52) from JE's Palm Beach home, mentioning various notable individuals listed in it. He also recalls details about JE's properties and interactions with certain individuals. JA provides clarifications and corrections to his previous statements, including his interactions with a specific individual and their mother at JE's home.


document_description: A note listing several codes (GX SZ A, GX SZ D, GX SZ E, GX SZ F, GX SZ G) with a directive to create photocopies of pages in GX SZ. The document is subject to a protective order as per specified paragraphs.


document_description: A letter from the U.S. Department of Justice outlining the rights of victims and witnesses under the Justice for All Act of 2004. It details the rights to protection, notice of proceedings, participation in court, and restitution, among others. The letter also provides contact information for concerns regarding these rights.


document_description: An individual was interviewed by the FBI regarding their interactions with Jeffrey Epstein, including being introduced to him at age 14, providing massages, and witnessing sexual activities. The interviewee described being paid for massages, receiving gifts, and being asked to recruit other girls. They also mentioned Epstein's unusual physical characteristics and their feelings of being taken advantage of. The interviewee provided contact information and mentioned speaking to Michael Jackson over the phone during one visit to Epstein's residence.


document_description: Receipt for property received by the FBI, specifically a book titled 'Massage for Dummies'.


document_description: This document is a supplement to an ex parte declaration by an FBI Special Agent in support of the United States' response to a motion to quash subpoenas related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. It details the agent's interview with a minor, Jane Doe, who was recruited to engage in prostitution with Epstein. The document describes the nature of Jane Doe's interactions with Epstein, including massages, sexual activities, and being photographed nude. It also suggests that computers subpoenaed by the grand jury may contain evidence of Epstein's criminal activities.


document_description: A handwritten note on yellow paper mentioning sending someone to massage school and contact with an individual, with parts of the text redacted.


document_description: A letter from the FBI to a crime victim regarding their rights under 18 U.S.C. § 3771 and information about the Victim Notification System (VNS). The letter emphasizes the victim's rights and the process of the investigation.


document_description: This document is a legal correspondence from Kirkland & Ellis LLP to the Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General, arguing against the federal prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein. It outlines reasons why federal charges are unwarranted, citing previous state-level investigations and legal principles. The document discusses the alleged misconduct during the federal investigation, the Non-Prosecution Agreement, and the lack of federal jurisdiction. It also references recent Supreme Court decisions that support a narrow interpretation of federal statutes. The correspondence includes a detailed rebuttal to the USAO's actions and emphasizes the state-level resolution of the case.


document_description: This document is a notification letter from the U.S. Department of Justice regarding Jeffrey Epstein's guilty plea to charges of felony solicitation of prostitution and procurement of minors for prostitution. It outlines the agreement to defer federal prosecution in favor of a state plea and sentence, and details the rights of identified victims under Title 18, United States Code, Section 2255. The letter includes an acknowledgment section signed by Jeffrey Epstein and witnessed by Roy Black, Esquire.


document_description: The letter from the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida notifies a client of their status as an identified victim in the Jeffrey Epstein case. It outlines Epstein's guilty plea to state charges and the deferral of federal prosecution. The letter also explains the rights of victims under Title 18, United States Code, Section 2255, and provides contact information for Epstein's attorney, Jack Goldberger, for potential civil claims.


document_description: The document is a notification letter from the U.S. Department of Justice to Jack A. Goldberger, Esq., regarding Jeffrey Epstein's guilty plea and sentencing. It outlines the conditions of Epstein's plea agreement, including the rights of victims under Title 18, United States Code, Section 2255. The letter also mentions the provision of a list of individuals identified as victims.


document_description: The letter from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida informs a victim's representative about amendments to a previous notification regarding Jeffrey Epstein's guilty plea and sentencing. It outlines the conditions of Epstein's plea agreement, including the appointment of Robert Josefsberg as an attorney representative for victims, and details Epstein's agreement to pay legal fees under certain conditions. The letter also addresses potential civil litigation and the limitations of the U.S. Attorney's Office and FBI in assisting with such litigation.


document_description: The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida informs a client about Jeffrey Epstein's participation in the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office's work release program. Epstein is working for The Florida Science Foundation and is monitored via GPS and an ankle bracelet. The letter expresses regret for not informing the client earlier due to lack of notification about Epstein's application.


document_description: This document is a First Amended Complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. The plaintiff, whose identity is redacted, brings this action against defendants Jeffrey Epstein and Sarah Kellen, alleging multiple counts of sexual assault and exploitation of a minor. The complaint details numerous incidents where Epstein allegedly engaged in illegal sexual acts with the plaintiff, who was a minor at the time, and describes the involvement of Sarah Kellen in facilitating these acts. The complaint seeks compensatory and punitive damages, attorney's fees, and other relief deemed appropriate by the court.


document_description: The document is a notice filed by the Plaintiff's counsel indicating that an amended answer to Interrogatory #13 of Jeffrey Epstein's first interrogatories has been furnished to the Defendant's attorney. It includes a certification of service by mail on March 5, 2009, and references a protective order.


document_description: The document is a legal notice from the plaintiff's counsel regarding the serving of verified answers to second interrogatories propounded by the defendant, Jeffrey Epstein, on August 28, 2009. It includes a certification of service by email to all counsel on the attached service list. The document is subject to a protective order and includes a verification section signed by a notary public.


document_description: The document is a legal notice filed by the Plaintiff in the case against Jeffrey Epstein, indicating that Third Amended Answers to Defendant’s First Interrogatories have been furnished to the attorney for the Defendant. The document includes a certification of service by email and references a protective order.


document_description: Plaintiff's supplemental response to Jeffrey Epstein's first request to produce documents, including tax returns, insurance cards, and media involving sexual acts. No media involving sexual acts were produced. The document is subject to a protective order.


document_description: This document is a transcript of a deposition involving an unnamed individual in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The deposition covers various topics including the individual's interactions with Epstein, the use of drugs, and experiences of sexual activities and massages at Epstein's residence. The individual discusses their mental health issues and trust issues stemming from their experiences with Epstein. The deposition also touches on the individual's relationships and the impact of Epstein's actions on their personal life.


document_description: This document is a legal filing in the case against Jeffrey Epstein, specifically the Plaintiff's Second Amended Answers to Defendant's First Interrogatories. It includes responses to various interrogatories, with many details redacted. The document lists individuals with knowledge of the case, including attorneys and victims, and outlines the subject matter related to Epstein's activities. It also includes procedural details such as verification and notary information.


document_description: This document is a legal filing in the case of Jeffrey Epstein and Sarah Kellen, where the plaintiff provides answers to interrogatories posed by the defendant. The document includes questions about personal history, employment, legal history, and interactions with Epstein. Some answers are redacted or objected to on grounds of relevance. The document also lists individuals with knowledge of the case, including attorneys and law enforcement officials.


document_description: The document is a joint notice of resolution/settlement in the case involving Jeffrey Epstein and Sarah Kellen. The parties have resolved the action and will file a stipulation of dismissal with prejudice upon finalizing the settlement documents. All pending motions are moot.


document_description: The report details allegations against Jeffrey Epstein for procuring underage girls for massages and sexual acts at his residence, with victims recruited by other underage females and paid $200-$1000. It includes interviews with victims and associates, and mentions Epstein's financial support for some victims. The report also notes a victim's willingness to provide further information to investigators.


document_description: The document is an FBI report requesting country clearance and travel authority for two Miami agents to travel internationally to interview a U.S. citizen victim in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The report details the investigation into Epstein's activities involving underage girls, including recruitment and sexual exploitation. It mentions Ghislaine Maxwell's involvement and outlines the travel plans and purpose for the agents.


document_description: An individual was interviewed by FBI agents regarding Jeffrey Epstein. The individual mentioned being underage at the time of the events and expressed ongoing distress. She agreed to be interviewed but wanted to consult her attorney first.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record of a subject who was involved with Jeffrey Epstein. The subject describes her interactions with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, including being taken to Epstein's residence, involvement in massages and sexual encounters, and being asked to recruit younger girls. The subject also mentions receiving gifts and money from Epstein and Maxwell, and discusses her feelings of being degraded and her subsequent drug problems. The interview also touches on the subject's interactions with other individuals, including a famous actor identified as Harvey Weinstein.


document_description: A telephone call discussing prior litigation involving Epstein, where a deposition was taken but the transcript is not currently available. Efforts are being made to obtain a copy of the transcript.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record detailing the experiences of an interviewee with Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. The interviewee recounts incidents of being photographed and videotaped near her home, interactions with Maxwell, and experiences at Epstein's house, including massages and sexual encounters. The interviewee also mentions being recruited for these activities and describes the involvement of other individuals.


document_description: An interview with a witness who interacted with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The witness described her experiences, including being contacted by Maxwell to schedule massages for Epstein, receiving gifts, and being asked to recruit younger girls. The witness also discussed her interactions with Maxwell and Epstein, including being asked to travel with them and receiving money after massages.


document_description: The document details an interview conducted by the FBI regarding interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The interviewee described being molested as a child, using drugs during interactions with Epstein, and various sexual encounters involving Epstein and others. Ghislaine Maxwell is mentioned as being present during some interactions. The interviewee expressed feelings of degradation and discomfort but also noted receiving money.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record detailing the experiences of an unnamed individual with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee describes being called by Maxwell to schedule massages for Epstein, interactions with Epstein and Maxwell, and being asked to bring friends to Epstein. The interviewee recounts uncomfortable experiences with Maxwell and Epstein, including discussions about sex toys and being asked to bring younger friends. The document also mentions the interviewee's emotional distress related to Epstein and fear for her daughters' safety.


document_description: Meeting notes discussing trial preparation, mechanics of trial testimony, settlement discussions, and follow-ups with client and opposing counsel.


document_description: Notes from a trial preparation session involving a photobook with 20 photographs. The person was asked to identify anyone they recognized. Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were mentioned. The notes also include details about a person's interactions with Epstein and Maxwell, including massages and comments made by Maxwell.


document_description: Notes prepared for trial testimony, including recollections about payments for photos and massages, and details about Jeffrey Epstein's behavior before massages.


document_description: Notes prepared for trial testimony, including recollections about interactions with Jeffrey Epstein (JE) and Ghislaine Maxwell (GM). The document includes details about transportation, communication, and specific incidents involving JE and GM.


document_description: The document contains notes and observations related to an investigation involving message pads, post-it notes, and evidence handling by the FBI. It includes references to the Palm Beach Police Department (PBPD) and mentions the focus on Jeffrey Epstein and his assistants. There are references to interviews and evidence handling, with some redacted information. The document also notes the involvement of Ghislaine Maxwell and mentions Mar-a-Lago.


document_description: Notes prepared for trial testimony, including recollections of interviews with FBI agents regarding Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: The document contains notes about a relationship that started when the person was 14 and ended at 17, involving the son's father's friend's girlfriend. It mentions various topics such as sending someone to massage school, taking pictures, and different types of girls. There are references to cars, a concert, and a professor. The notes also mention sending flowers and a picture of a naked lady on a dresser. Michael Jackson is mentioned.


document_description: Meeting note involving AUSA and Det. on December 4, 2021, discussing an individual believed to be 18 when first brought to Jeffrey Epstein's house. The individual's name is redacted. The note mentions the presence of the husband's during the meeting.


document_description: Trial preparation notes for testimony involving a witness identified as 'U'. The notes include recollections of U's first visit to Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach house at age 14, identification of documents and photos, and details of U's interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell. The document also references U's previous FBI interview in 2007 and deposition testimony.


document_description: This document is a transcript of a deposition taken on November 6, 2009, in the case against Jeffrey Epstein. The deposition was conducted in West Palm Beach, Florida, and involved questioning by Mr. Luttier. The witness discussed their daughter's interactions with Jeffrey Epstein, including allegations of massages, photographs, and financial transactions. The transcript also covers suspicions of drug use and the involvement of the FBI. The deposition was reported by Sandra W. Townsend and is subject to protective order paragraphs.


document_description: An interview conducted by the FBI with a former housekeeper who provided information about her daughter and her interactions with individuals connected to Jeffrey Epstein. The daughter was involved in activities that included receiving packages and calls from individuals like Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee mentioned her daughter's behavioral changes and interactions with Epstein's circle, including a contact saved as 'Epstein Jef' in her phone.


document_description: Notes prepared for trial testimony, detailing recollections related to travel invitations, visits to Palm Beach, and interactions with Jeffrey Epstein's associates. Includes mentions of phone calls from individuals related to work in Palm Beach and suspicions of abuse by Epstein.


document_description: Prepared for trial testimony with previously undisclosed, clarifying, or different recollections regarding individuals' ages and movements.


document_description: A person indicated during a VTC call that they found contacts in their cellphone for 'Epstein Jef,' '[REDACTED],' and 'Guissela,' which they believe may be relevant to [REDACTED]. They took screenshots of these contacts and sent them to the FBI.


document_description: The document contains images of a mobile application interface, specifically showing contact details and navigation icons. The contacts include 'Epstein Jef' and 'Guissela', with options for call, text, and video communication. Some information is obscured with black rectangles. The interface includes standard Android navigation buttons.


document_description: Trial preparation notes for AUSAs and Det. regarding testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein. Includes recollections of phone calls and references to cleaning up after parties.


document_description: Memo from Michael Salnick regarding the rescheduling of a meeting with client Janusz Banasiak and the potential issuance of a subpoena. Also includes a fax from Guy P. Fronstin regarding third-party attorney fee payment for Banasiak's legal representation by Michael Salnick, paid by Jeffrey Epstein.


document_description: This document contains a series of correspondences between Michael Salnick, an attorney, and the United States Attorney's Office regarding his client, Janusz Banasiak. The letters discuss Banasiak's status as a witness in a grand jury investigation, concerns about immunity, and the terms of a debriefing agreement. Salnick expresses discomfort with the standard immunity letter and requests a formal grant of immunity for his client. The U.S. Attorney's Office clarifies that Banasiak is not a target and outlines the conditions under which his statements will be protected.


document_description: Janusz Banasiak was interviewed regarding his employment with Jeffrey Epstein as a property manager in Palm Beach. He discussed his responsibilities, Epstein's travel habits, and the presence of massages at the residence. Banasiak also provided information on petty cash transactions and noted the removal of a computer tower prior to a state search warrant execution.


document_description: This document is an ex parte declaration by an FBI Special Agent in support of the United States' response to a motion to quash subpoenas related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. It details the investigation into Epstein's solicitation of minors, the seizure of evidence, and the potential relevance of computers to the grand jury investigation. The declaration includes information about Epstein's alleged criminal activities, including child exploitation, and the involvement of Ghislaine Maxwell. It also discusses the potential for the computers to contain evidence of child pornography and financial crimes.


document_description: Deposition of Janusz Banasiak regarding his employment with Jeffrey Epstein, including details about his duties, interactions with young females providing massages, and knowledge of events at Epstein's residence. The deposition covers topics such as payment methods, surveillance, and interactions with other staff and visitors.


document_description: Janusz Banasiak was interviewed by the FBI regarding his employment with Jeffrey Epstein from 2005 to 2017. He discussed his duties at Epstein's Palm Beach house, interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell, and the presence of a contact book containing names of notable individuals like Clinton and Trump. Banasiak also mentioned the routine of massage appointments and the removal of computers from the house.


document_description: Janusz Banasiak was interviewed regarding his employment with Jeffrey Epstein. He corrected a previous statement about a phone book's cover, discussed his job application process through an agency, and his interviews with Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. Banasiak described his duties at Epstein's Florida property, interactions with Maxwell, and the use of petty cash for household expenses. He recounted the FBI search of Epstein's property and his awareness of Epstein's legal issues through media. Banasiak expressed disappointment in Epstein's actions but remained in his job due to limited opportunities.


document_description: Meeting notes from Janusz Banasiak's preparation for trial testimony, detailing his employment with Jeffrey Epstein (JE) and interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell (GM). JB moved to NY for a job with JE, interviewed by GM and JE, and worked in JE's properties in NY and Palm Beach. JB reported to GM initially and later to others. The notes include descriptions of JE's properties, JB's duties, and interactions with other staff. JB stopped working for JE in 2017.


document_description: Meeting notes from Janusz Banasiak's preparation for trial testimony, detailing his recollections and experiences while working for Jeffrey Epstein (JE).


document_description: Meeting notes from a WebEx meeting with Janusz Banasiak on November 19, 2021. JB was asked if he wanted legal counsel and declined. Discussion included details about Jeffrey Epstein's massage appointments in Palm Beach, which were arranged by his assistants. JB described the process of letting in the females who came to give massages, noting they were young, casually dressed, and not professional masseuses. JB believed the girls were high school students and overheard them discussing school-related topics.


document_description: An individual was interviewed by the FBI regarding their knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's activities. The interviewee discussed their awareness of Epstein's manipulation and exploitation of young girls, including financial support for education in exchange for 'services'. The interviewee mentioned Ghislaine Maxwell's involvement in recruiting and coaching girls. They also recounted an encounter with Donald Trump at Mar-A-Lago and mentioned Prince Albert as a frequent visitor. The interviewee expressed emotional distress over the situation and noted that they had been contacted by the government for further questioning.


document_description: A note discussing a person who facilitated a situation, making everyone feel comfortable. The note refers to this person as having a significant voice or role figure. It is related to trial preparation.


document_description: Notes from a conversation where an individual recalls specific conversations about abuse due to their emotional significance. The individual mentions the person they were speaking with would sometimes shut down or be embarrassed when discussing the abuse. There were instances where the person was drinking during these conversations. Both individuals were sobbing when discussing a woman in the room.


document_description: Notes on a conversation about a woman who made someone feel comfortable at a house. Sometimes other girls were present. The person being asked does not know the details of who was in the room and would shut down when discussing what happened there.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record detailing the experiences of an individual who was groomed and sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee describes meeting Epstein and Maxwell at a young age, being taken on trips, and being subjected to sexual abuse. The document also mentions interactions with notable figures such as Donald Trump and Prince Andrew, and describes the involvement of other women in the abuse. The interviewee recounts being given money by Epstein and describes the manipulative and controlling behavior of both Epstein and Maxwell.


document_description: An individual was interviewed regarding their interactions with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee met Epstein and Maxwell at a summer camp in Interlochen, Michigan, and later flew on Epstein's private jet to New York. The interviewee traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico, with Epstein and Maxwell and visited Epstein's New York home. Maxwell was involved in arranging travel and was present during some incidents of sexual contact. The interviewee described Maxwell as normalizing the situation and acting as a 'cool older sister.'


document_description: This is a redacted FBI report detailing an interview conducted on 12/17/2019. The interviewee discussed their experiences with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, including instances of abuse and grooming. The report includes details of the interviewee's interactions with Epstein and Maxwell, locations of abuse, and mentions of travel arrangements involving Epstein's private jet. The interviewee also provided permission for investigators to contact certain individuals for further information.


document_description: This legal complaint is filed by Jane Doe against Darren K. Indyke and Richard D. Kahn, executors of Jeffrey Epstein's estate, and Ghislaine Maxwell. It alleges years of sexual abuse and exploitation by Epstein and Maxwell, starting when Doe was 13 years old. The complaint details the grooming process, the abuse, and the psychological impact on Doe. It also mentions Epstein's death and the handling of his estate. The complaint includes multiple causes of action, including sexual assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent infliction of emotional distress, and false imprisonment. The document demands a jury trial and seeks damages and other relief.


document_description: An individual was interviewed regarding their experiences with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee described the psychological and emotional impact of their interactions with Epstein and Maxwell, including feelings of false love, trust issues, and anxiety. The interviewee recounted instances of sexual abuse and grooming by Epstein and Maxwell, including specific encounters and the normalization of such behavior by Maxwell. The document also details travel experiences with Epstein, including flights to New York and New Mexico, and mentions of other individuals involved in the abuse. The interviewee also discussed the involvement of Maxwell in arranging travel and the logistics of their interactions with Epstein.


document_description: Notes from a phone call discussing recollections of trips to New York and interactions with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The individual recalls attending The Lion King Broadway show and Epstein's claims of knowing Julie Taymor. The individual also discusses the frequency of abuse during trips to New York and a notable trip to New Mexico where no abuse occurred.


document_description: A letter requesting documentary and tangible evidence related to the U.S. Government's investigation of Jeffrey E. Epstein, specifically concerning Jane Doe's civil case. The letter seeks various documents including photographs, flight logs, videos, correspondences, and trust agreements related to Doe. The request is made under the DOJ's Touhy regulations and emphasizes the relevance of the evidence to Doe's civil case.


document_description: An individual was interviewed by the FBI regarding their experiences related to Jeffrey Epstein. The interview covered topics such as trial preparation, interactions with the press, and associations with Ghislaine Maxwell and Eva Dubin. The individual recalled Eva Dubin, referred to as 'Ms Sweden Lady,' and mentioned her presence on flights with Epstein.


document_description: A note detailing a call with an individual discussing their client's stress and frustration regarding the pending case and the experience of testifying. The call also covered the client's original decision to testify and the moral implications of cooperating with the case.


document_description: An individual was interviewed by the FBI with the presence of an Assistant United States Attorney and a Special Agent. The interviewee discussed photographs taken at ages 14 and 19, mentioning Jeffrey Epstein's involvement in paying for one of the photos. The interviewee also recounted being extorted for money and mentioned Alan Dershowitz. The document includes references to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell acting as surrogate parents and providing a driver.


document_description: A friend received a call from a woman claiming to be from the GM defense team, discussing her connection to Jeffrey Epstein and questioning if she would testify. The friend is unsure if the call was meant to intimidate and did not discuss her experiences.


document_description: A note discussing a private investigator's inquiry about a friend's testimony and the subject's lack of knowledge despite being friends. The investigator is from NY and has reached out to someone.


document_description: Handwritten notes discussing experiences and allegations related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The notes mention psychological manipulation by Maxwell, financial transactions involving Epstein, and the emotional impact on the writer. There are references to specific incidents and feelings of indebtedness, as well as details about a compensation fund and legal proceedings.


document_description: Notes from trial preparation mentioning an event at Mike Wallace's 80th birthday with Jeffrey Epstein, a cocktail party at Interlochen, and interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell. The document includes personal experiences and restrictions imposed by Epstein and others, as well as a mention of legal advice received.


document_description: Notes describing a bedroom with a beachy theme, a massage table, and a memory of being in a place referred to as NM. The person recalls being scared and spending time watching TV, with a sense of relief when left alone. They were eventually sent home on a commercial flight.


document_description: An interview conducted by the FBI at One Saint Andrews Plaza, New York, with an individual who provided information about their interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The interviewee discussed meeting Epstein at Interlochen, staying at his cabin, and interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee also mentioned meeting Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago and Bill Clinton with Maxwell present. The document details the interviewee's experiences and perceptions of Epstein, including receiving gifts and staying at his properties.


document_description: A brief video conference was held to discuss testifying at trial. The conversation was not substantive, but two remarks were made: one about interviewing someone who was Maxwell's personal assistant and another about a friend having a hard time emotionally due to press coverage.


document_description: An FBI interview conducted on August 30, 2021, with an individual referred to as 'III'. The interview discusses III's interactions and perceptions regarding Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. III expresses skepticism about justice being served and discusses limited communication about the case. The interview also touches on III's understanding of Epstein's and Maxwell's roles, including a mention of Prince Andrew and a flight experience. III describes Epstein as eccentric and Maxwell as a 'monster'.


document_description: An individual was interviewed by AUSA and FBI agents regarding their past interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The interviewee recalled staying in Epstein's apartment on the Upper East Side and having photos from that time. The interviewee also mentioned meeting Epstein at Interlochen and described him as a nice man.


document_description: The document appears to be notes or a memo related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, mentioning interactions with a person identified as GM (Ghislaine Maxwell) and JE (Jeffrey Epstein). It includes references to travel arrangements paid for by someone named Sonny, and mentions a person who was approximately 15/16 years old at the time of the events described. The document also notes a British accent and dark hair, and discusses trial preparation and relationships.


document_description: Memo regarding a call with Tracy Chapell, discussing logistics of testifying and FedEx's recordkeeping practices. Tracy Chapell is a senior paralegal at FedEx, familiar with their recordkeeping practices and processes subpoenas from law enforcement.


document_description: Memo detailing a call with Tracy Chapell discussing upcoming testimony, billing records, pseudonym order, and shipment information processes.


document_description: A summary of a call on May 19, 2021, involving AUSAS, SA, and a paralegal discussing the 2005 PBPD investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. The document details participation in interviews and a search of Epstein's house, noting the discovery of a phone message book and numerous photographs of young women. It also mentions the crime scene unit's role in collecting evidence.


document_description: The document is a report from an FBI investigation related to a search warrant executed on October 20, 2005, at Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach residence. It includes witness recollections of the search, noting missing computers, photographs depicting females, and the presence of message pads. The report also mentions a video walkthrough of the property and personal photographs found in an employee's living quarters.


document_description: Preparation notes for trial testimony on July 13, 2021, involving AUSAs, SA, and Det. Key points include the recollection of evidence seized from 358 El Brillo Way on October 20, 2005, specifically message pads and a twin torpedoes sex toy. Photographs of these items are confirmed as accurate depictions of the scene. All evidence was handed over to the evidence collection team and transported to PBPD.


document_description: Notes from a VTC trial preparation session involving AUSA and SA, identifying photographs and message pads seen in Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach house on October 20, 2005.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record detailing the experiences of an individual with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee describes being introduced to Maxwell, who treated her like a sister and introduced her to Epstein. The document details various instances of sexual abuse and manipulation by Epstein, often facilitated by Maxwell. The interviewee recounts being invited to various locations, including Palm Beach, Paris, New York, and the Virgin Islands, where she was subjected to sexual exploitation. Maxwell is described as a manipulator who groomed young girls for Epstein. The interviewee also mentions interactions with notable figures such as Donald Trump and Alan Dershowitz. The document highlights the psychological manipulation and abuse experienced by the interviewee and others involved.


document_description: Court proceedings in the case of United States of America v. Jeffrey Epstein, held on August 27, 2019, in the Southern District of New York. Victims of Epstein's abuse provided statements to the court, expressing the impact of his actions on their lives and the relief that he can no longer harm others. The court was presided over by Judge Richard M. Berman.


document_description: An interview with an individual who met Ghislaine Maxwell at 17 and was involved with Jeffrey Epstein. The interviewee describes sexual encounters with Epstein, facilitated by Maxwell, and mentions other notable figures such as Alan Dershowitz and Donald Trump. The document details the manipulation and coercion experienced by the interviewee, including being paid for massages and being pressured into sexual activities. The interviewee also recounts interactions with Epstein and Maxwell over the years, including travel arrangements and communications.


document_description: An interview conducted by the FBI with an individual who was involved in a group messaging thread with multiple victims of Jeffrey Epstein. The interviewee discussed their interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, including visits to Epstein's island and experiences of grooming and abuse. The interviewee also mentioned receiving a gift from Maxwell and Epstein and discussed their feelings about Epstein's first arrest.


document_description: A victim statement expressing fear and detailing the manipulative and abusive behavior of Ghislaine Maxwell in relation to Jeffrey Epstein's crimes. The statement urges the court not to grant bond for Maxwell due to her lack of remorse, potential to flee, and threat to witnesses.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview report detailing a video conference interview conducted on July 27, 2021, regarding the dismissal of Epstein's charges. It includes discussions about interactions with Epstein and Maxwell, the influence of powerful men, and specific incidents involving Maxwell introducing individuals to notable figures, including Donald Trump. The interviewee expressed fear of Maxwell and described her as dangerous and sociopathic.


document_description: Notes from a call on July 28, 2021, discussing a person who was 17 when certain conduct occurred, plans for travel, and references to Alfredo Rodriguez's black book. There is mention of a general request for information submitted to USAO-SDNY.


document_description: Notes from a call on July 29, 2021, discussing a formal Touhy request and concerns about testifying without corroboration. Mention of GM's lawyers gathering unknown information.


document_description: Notes from a call on August 24, 2021, with redacted participants discussing personal matters.


document_description: This FBI report documents an interview conducted on September 1, 2021, involving Ghislaine Maxwell. The report details interactions and conversations involving Maxwell, including her relationships with Jeffrey Epstein and other individuals. It highlights Maxwell's influence, her social interactions, and her role in facilitating meetings and massages for Epstein. The report also touches on Maxwell's personal background, her family, and her demeanor. The document is heavily redacted, with many sections obscured, but it provides insight into Maxwell's character and her involvement in Epstein's activities.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview report concerning interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. The subject met Maxwell before turning 18 and discussed various interactions, including receiving a Prada bag from Maxwell and Epstein, and being involved in massages that turned sexual. The subject also mentioned being introduced to Donald Trump by Maxwell and witnessing Epstein's inappropriate behavior. The report includes details of the subject's experiences and observations related to Maxwell and Epstein's activities.


document_description: Nude photo of an unidentified subject.


document_description: Notes prepared for trial testimony, containing previously undisclosed, clarifying, or different recollections related to Jeffrey Epstein (JE) and Ghislaine Maxwell (GM). The notes include incidents of inappropriate behavior by JE and GM, travel arrangements, and descriptions of specific outfits. The document is subject to a protective order.


document_description: A series of messages discussing reaching out to a witness, including a request to call later and a promise to text information. An email address is provided for the witness, who is aware of the forthcoming email.


document_description: The document contains a date and a mention of a call with an unspecified individual or entity. The text is largely redacted, obscuring the specific details of the conversation. It discusses concerns about an upcoming trial and potential anonymity protections. It also notes that if asked specific dates of when things occurred, the answer might be she doesn't know.


document_description: A note to file regarding a call with a redacted individual, discussing concerns about GM using media to intimidate victims.


document_description: Meeting notes with redacted participants, discussing a person's work history, interactions with GM and JE, and preparation for trial testimony. The person visited GM's and JE's residences in New York multiple times, describing the luxurious nature of JE's townhouse and specific rooms within it.


document_description: Meeting notes from December 5, 2021, regarding trial testimony preparation. The individual confirmed the location outside GM's townhouse and identified a birth certificate. They discussed their first meeting with JE, interactions at GM's house, and JE's insistence on sobriety. The individual was unsure about the timing of an incident relative to meeting GM. They also mentioned contacting a law firm after a lawsuit was filed. The government plans to provide lunch during testimony.


document_description: An individual was interviewed by the FBI regarding their interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The interviewee described meeting Epstein during a Christmas break, being invited to travel by him, and experiencing inappropriate behavior during their stay at Epstein's residence and ranch. Ghislaine Maxwell was also involved in arranging travel and interactions. The interviewee recounted various incidents of inappropriate touching and uncomfortable situations orchestrated by Epstein and Maxwell.


document_description: This document is a transcript from a bail hearing in the case of United States v. Jeffrey Epstein, held on July 15, 2019, in the Southern District of New York. The hearing was presided over by Judge Richard M. Berman. The document includes appearances by attorneys for both the prosecution and defense, as well as statements from victims and their representatives. The discussion includes arguments against granting bail to Epstein, citing his wealth, privilege, and potential to continue inappropriate conduct. Victims' rights and previous non-prosecution agreements are also addressed.


document_description: This document is a transcript of court proceedings in the case of United States v. Jeffrey Epstein, held on August 27, 2019, in the Southern District of New York. The proceedings include statements from victims and discussions about Epstein's death and the need for accountability of others involved in his crimes.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record detailing the experiences of an individual who was introduced to Jeffrey Epstein at the age of 16. The interviewee recounts trips to New York and New Mexico, interactions with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, and uncomfortable situations involving physical contact. The interviewee also discusses the involvement of Maxwell in these interactions and expresses willingness to testify against her. The document includes references to past communications with the FBI and other entities regarding the case.


document_description: This legal complaint is filed by a plaintiff against Darren K. Indyke and Richard D. Kahn, executors of Jeffrey Epstein's estate, and Ghislaine Maxwell. The complaint alleges sexual abuse and trafficking of the plaintiff by Epstein and Maxwell when the plaintiff was 16 years old. It details Epstein's sex trafficking network, Maxwell's role in recruiting and managing the network, and the abuse suffered by the plaintiff. The complaint includes causes of action for battery, false imprisonment, and intentional infliction of emotional distress, and seeks damages for the harm caused.


document_description: Interview notes detailing interactions and travel experiences involving Jeffrey Epstein (JE) and Ghislaine Maxwell (GM). The document includes recollections of trips to New York and New Mexico, interactions with JE and GM, and specific incidents during these trips. The interviewee describes feeling uncomfortable during certain interactions, including a foot massage and a movie outing. The document also mentions a massage incident involving GM and JE, and a bed incident with JE. The interviewee spoke to a journalist in the early 2000s and the FBI in 2006.


document_description: This document is a transcript of the arraignment and bail hearing for Ghislaine Maxwell held on July 14, 2020, before District Judge Alison J. Nathan. The hearing includes statements from the prosecution, defense, and a victim identified as Jane Doe, who speaks about Maxwell's risk of flight and her history of grooming and abusing young women. The court discusses the potential flight risk posed by Maxwell and the lack of remorse she has shown for her actions.


document_description: A letter submitted to Judge Alison J. Nathan opposing Ghislaine Maxwell's renewed motion for bail. The author, a victim of Maxwell, argues against her release, citing Maxwell's history of abuse, lack of remorse, and potential flight risk. The letter emphasizes Maxwell's manipulative behavior and the risk she poses if released.


document_description: FBI New York, in coordination with the Southern District of New York's United States Attorney's Office, is investigating Jeffrey Epstein's sexual exploitation and abuse of minors. The document requests assistance to pick up evidence from a victim/witness, specifically a pair of boots, to be logged into evidence. Ghislaine Maxwell is mentioned as a co-conspirator.


document_description: FBI report documenting the retrieval and handling of evidence, specifically a pair of black women's cowboy boots, size 8. The evidence was secured and submitted to the Evidence Control Room, with a request to forward it to New York.


document_description: FBI receipt for property collected or seized, specifically a pair of black women's cowboy boots.


document_description: An individual was interviewed over video conference regarding their involvement and knowledge related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The interview covered topics such as the individual's media consumption related to the case, their participation in the victim compensation fund, and interactions with media and other individuals involved in the case. The individual received a lump sum payment of $1.5 million from the victim compensation fund.


document_description: The document is a report from an FBI Operational Support Technician detailing the chain of custody for property acquired from PBPD in August 2006, including evidence and interviews related to a search warrant. It includes notes and 302 forms from a 2006 interview, practices for handling evidence and 302 forms, and mentions of reviewing evidence in New York. The report also notes the cessation of work on the Jeffrey Epstein case around 2009 and a focus on Epstein and his assistants rather than Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: An interview was conducted with an individual at One Saint Andrews Plaza, New York, regarding their interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. The interviewee identified several photographs from a junior prom and a trip funded by Epstein. They recalled teaching English and attending a movie theater with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee mentioned phone conversations with Epstein and turning over cowboy boots to the FBI.


document_description: Notes from a Webex meeting on November 5, 2021, preparing for trial testimony. Discusses recollections about Jeffrey Epstein's financial connections, a trip to New Mexico, and impressions of further contact with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: This document contains the plaintiff's responses and objections to the first set of interrogatories served by the defendants, Darren K. Indyke and Richard D. Kahn, executors of Jeffrey Epstein's estate, and Ghislaine Maxwell. The responses include general objections, specific objections, and answers to various interrogatories related to the litigation. The document also mentions the plaintiff's intention to provide further information as it becomes available and reserves the right to amend responses.


document_description: Notes or a summary prepared for trial testimony, detailing previously undisclosed, clarifying, or different recollections/information. Key points include a person's belief about someone's knowledge of events in NY, a memory of seeing ranch hands and a driver in NM, a shopping trip involving GM and JE in NM, and frustration over JE not being held accountable.


document_description: Meeting notes from December 7, 2021, regarding trial preparation and instructions for a witness. The witness was informed about pro bono counsel and was advised not to discuss the case with other witnesses or anyone else until the trial is completed. There was a mention of a possible contact from NYPD in summer 2019, but no substantive communication occurred.


document_description: Notes regarding pro bono counsel, award from EVCP, and decision to speak with the press.


document_description: A note indicating the first interaction with an individual referred to as Qw'4 in fall 2019, a lawsuit in 2019, and a compensation fund established later in 2020 after the lawsuit.


document_description: This document is an FBI interview record related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interview was conducted via video conference and discusses the interviewee's interactions with Epstein, including calls about trips, Epstein's marriage to Maxwell, and a trip to New Mexico. The interviewee mentions Maxwell's involvement and expresses fear of her. The document also notes that Epstein sponsored trips for students and that the interviewee was hesitant to discuss certain details.


document_description: A brief phone call was made to discuss testifying at trial. The conversation was not substantive, and it was not an interview. The person on the call mentioned not watching any interviews related to the case and not reading about the case.


document_description: Notes from a Webex meeting on November 3, 2021, preparing for trial testimony. The notes include recollections of phone conversations with Jeffrey Epstein (JE), his interest in helping students, and a trip to New Mexico. The document mentions JE's financial contributions to the trip and his efforts to provide opportunities for students.


document_description: Notes from a Webex meeting on November 11, 2021, preparing for trial testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein (JE). The notes include recollections about JE's unexpected calls, a trip to New Mexico involving students, and financial transactions related to allegations against JE.


document_description: Notes on trial preparation, including showing of evidence and instructions to a witness not to discuss the case with others.


document_description: Investigation conducted by SA and PBSO Detective in Delray Beach, Florida, serving an individual with a Grand Jury subpoena from the Southern District of New York. The individual is required to appear at the US Courthouse in New York City on January 14, 2021. The individual expressed willingness to cooperate with the investigation.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record of an individual who met Jeffrey Epstein once and was involved in bringing girls to Epstein's home. The interviewee described interactions with Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and other individuals involved in the case. The interviewee also mentioned financial transactions and the involvement of underage girls. The document includes details about the interviewee's background and their relationship with Epstein and others.


document_description: The document contains preparation notes for direct testimony related to interactions with Jeffrey Epstein (JE). It details the experiences of individuals who were involved with JE, including massages provided to him, the payments received, and the involvement of other individuals. The notes mention the use of drugs and gifts received from JE, as well as the presence of Ghislaine Maxwell. The document is heavily redacted, with many names and details obscured.


document_description: Notes from a meeting discussing various recollections related to Jeffrey Epstein's case. Includes mentions of Michael Jackson calling for a birthday, a photobook review, and a photograph of four females. Discusses visits to Epstein's house, frequency of visits, and interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell. Mentions a package received from New York with lingerie and a movie, and discussions about drug purchases.


document_description: Notes prepared for trial testimony, including previously undisclosed or clarifying recollections about visits to Jeffrey Epstein's house and interactions with individuals there. The document includes estimates of visit frequency and payments received for massages, as well as an attempt to identify the accent of a woman who scheduled appointments.


document_description: Notes from a trial preparation session for a witness, including recognition of photographic evidence and recollections of interactions with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: Notes prepared for trial testimony, including statements about individuals involved in activities at Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach house. The notes mention a woman with a British accent calling about scheduling massages, multiple girls being brought to Epstein's house, and specific incidents involving inappropriate behavior by Epstein. The document also references exhibits shown to a witness.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview report with a former house manager of Jeffrey Epstein's residence in Palm Beach, Florida. The interviewee discussed her employment, responsibilities, and experiences while working for Epstein, including interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell and the nature of Epstein's relationships with young women. The report also mentions an incident involving a young woman demanding money at the residence.


document_description: A series of faxes from Nicole Hesse detailing her work hours and tasks performed for Jeffrey Epstein and associates. The faxes include requests for payment and instructions for mailing checks. Tasks include house sitting, coordinating with various workers, and handling mail. Some faxes mention interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell and other staff members.


document_description: Nicole Hesse was interviewed by the FBI regarding her work for Jeffrey Epstein around 2001. She described her duties, interactions with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, and her observations while working at Epstein's residence. Hesse mentioned handling household tasks, taking phone messages, and her limited interactions with Epstein and Maxwell. She also noted the presence of money and the occasional visits by girls and important people. Hesse stopped working for Epstein around 2003.


document_description: A collection of 'Important Message' slips addressed to Mr. J.E. and others, containing various messages and requests for callbacks. Some slips have redacted information, and notable figures such as Harvey Weinstein and Donald Trump are mentioned.


document_description: Notes regarding various books and handwriting identified as NHT's, including instructions for mailing via FedEx and interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell (GM) and Jeffrey Epstein (JE). Mentions of NH's responsibilities, such as answering phones and taking messages, and descriptions of Epstein's house. Includes references to photos and past interviews with the press and FBI.


document_description: The document contains notes related to various individuals and events associated with Jeffrey Epstein. It mentions interactions involving money, a cab driver, and a person referred to as 'NY.' There are references to nude photographs found in a house, and details about staff interactions and massages. The notes also include mentions of setting up for arrivals, driving cars to the airport, and the behavior of certain individuals towards staff.


document_description: Notes from a Webex meeting on November 3, 2021, preparing for trial testimony. The individual recalls interactions with GM and JE, creating documents for payment, and an incident involving a lady demanding money at Epstein's house. The individual has trouble remembering exact dates and details.


document_description: Nicole Hesse prepared for trial, reviewed and reorganized her signature in three books.


document_description: A call with Cindy Hopkins discussing the process of creating and distributing court transcripts. Cindy is trying to access her old transcripts stored on an external hard drive and backed up on Carbonite. The ordering firm, which may have a copy, is no longer around.


document_description: A memo regarding a call with Cindy Hopkins about an external drive containing the original transcript in text and 'eclipse' format. The version lacks certification, and Cindy will send the text file.


document_description: This document is a transcript of a video-conferenced and videotaped deposition in the case against Jeffrey Epstein, held on December 4, 2009. The deposition includes questioning about the witness's interactions with Epstein, including allegations of being paid for massages, discussions about drug use, and the nature of their relationship. The witness describes being asked to remove clothing during massages and mentions other individuals involved. The deposition also covers the witness's claims of medical expenses and lost wages due to interactions with Epstein.


document_description: A memo detailing a call with Gary Stein regarding PCS records. Paul Kane, the Director of Finance at PCS, is responsible for maintaining records and provided documents for a subpoena response. Records were converted to electronic format 10 years ago.


document_description: Meeting notes from a WebEx session with Gary Stein, Paul Kane, and Keni Ukabiala discussing pseudonym order, PCS's connection to a case, and the application process for PCS. The discussion includes historical and current application processes, record-keeping practices, and Paul Kane's responsibilities and previous roles.


document_description: Memo regarding a call with Paul Kane, involving Gary Stein and Keni Ukabiala as counsel for Kane. Discusses preparation for testimony, record retention policies in the 1990s, and the admissions process at PCS.


document_description: An FBI search warrant was executed at 9 East 71st Street, New York, NY, on 07/06/2019, for evidence related to sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy. The search was authorized by Judge Barbara Moses and supervised by ASAC SSA Lt. The search team included FBI agents, NYPD officers, and an FBI photographer. Evidence collected included blueprints, photographs, and various items. The search was documented with logs and photographs, and a DVD was created with images from the search.


document_description: The document contains a text message conversation with a photo of a dog. One message mentions not seeing the same Jeffrey Epstein letterhead as seen in evidence boxes from Florida. Another message asks for a photo.


document_description: Screenshot of a text message conversation mentioning Jeffrey Epstein letterhead found in evidence boxes from Florida and a request for the massage room, office, and closet with binders. Includes a photo of a dog and a rug.


document_description: The document is an FBI report detailing the review of Jeffrey Epstein's passports. It lists five U.S. passports and one Republic of Austria passport under the name Marius Robert Fortelni. The report also mentions a U.S. Department of Treasury Customs service badge, which appears to be a novelty item.


document_description: FBI agents reviewed and amended the inventory of two suitcases obtained during a search warrant execution at Jeffrey Epstein's residence. The suitcases contained various items including loose diamonds, cash, jewelry, passports, and hard drives. Some initial inventory entries were corrected.


document_description: On August 2, 2019, Frank Senerchia, representing Jeffrey Epstein's legal counsel, met with FBI agents to take custody of property released by the FBI. The property included valuable items such as loose diamonds, cash, watches, passports, and jewelry. Senerchia signed receipts for the property and departed with the items.


document_description: Epstein's suitcases and property were returned to a private investigator on behalf of Epstein's legal counsel. The return was verified by Frank Senerchia, and photos were taken of his ID and the signing of property receipt forms. An FBI 302 report will be completed on the following Monday.


document_description: The document contains an interview with an air traffic controller named Pat regarding activities at St. Thomas Jet Center related to Jeffrey Epstein's helicopter. It mentions unmarked cargo, younger women in 'Harvard' sweatshirts, and interactions with pilots. The document also includes an email from an FBI Special Agent discussing the need for a subpoena to confirm details with St. Thomas Jet Center.


document_description: A note summarizing a telephone conference on April 29, 2021, discussing trial preparation and the involvement of a member of C20 in the Epstein/Maxwell investigation. The note details the member's participation in searches of Epstein's properties, phone interviews, and interactions with Richard Kahn regarding seized items.


document_description: The document contains details about MiOSOTIS C. MARTE, a housekeeper who worked for a short time and never saw Epstein.


document_description: A note indicating witness preparation and a light interview with a redacted individual.


document_description: The document details observations made during a search of a residence, including the discovery of multiple bottles of astroglide, a mauve dress and veil resembling a child bride, and various rooms with notable items such as photos of celebrities like Clinton, Trump, and the Pope. It also mentions a mural with nude juveniles, a bronze bust, and a safe containing binders and CDs with victim photos. Metadata from 2002 was found on the media, and the safe was returned by a house manager.


document_description: The document contains notes related to various rooms and items found in Jeffrey Epstein's property. It mentions specific rooms, items, and individuals associated with the property, as well as a timeline of events related to entries and exits on specific dates. The document also references protective orders and the removal of items from a safe.


document_description: A document related to trial preparation, subject to protective order paragraphs 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record discussing an individual's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The interviewee recounts their friend's experiences with Epstein, including a trip to New Mexico where the friend was the only guest at Epstein's ranch, interactions with Maxwell, and an uncomfortable massage incident involving Epstein. The interviewee also mentions a trip to New York where Epstein behaved inappropriately during a Broadway show. The document highlights the emotional impact these events had on the friend and their subsequent discussions about Epstein's arrest.


document_description: Notes from a Webex meeting on November 2, 2021, discussing trial preparation and testimony related to Jeffrey Epstein. The notes include recollections about relationships, financial discussions, and experiences involving Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. There are mentions of trips to New York and New Mexico, and experiences with massages. The document also references Giglio questions and the impact of JE-related news on communication.