Epstein Secrets

erger, Esq. Allegaert Berger and Vogel LLP 111 Broadway, 20th Floor New York, NY 10006 Re: Robert Couturier. Inc. adv. Jeffrey Epstein Dear Mr. Berger: I have received your letter dated July 26, 2010 and disagree with your analysis entirely. As you concede in your letter, Mr. Epstein advanced $50

age (15% in the case of antiques, artwork and antique rugs, and 30% in all other cases) of the direct cost of all items approved and purchased. Mr. Couturier unilaterally withdrew from the project, through no fault of Mr. Epstein, before any items were even proposed for purchase, let alone approved, and,

erger, Esq. Allegaert Berger and Vogel LLP 111 Broadway, 20th Floor New York, NY 10006 Re: Robert Couturier. Inc. adv. Jeffrey Epstein Dear Mr. Berger: I have received your letter dated July 26, 2010 and disagree with your analysis entirely. As you concede in your letter, Mr. Epstein advanced $50

to be credited against future fees. As Ms. Calabrese acknowledged in her email to Mr. Kahn dated June 24, 2010, that $25,000 has been deemed by Mr. Couturier to have been "credited back" to Mr. Epstein, as no future fees have been earned. As you stated in your letter, the remaining $25,000 (and not a pen

Dear Mr. Berger: I have received your letter and reject your analysis entirely. As you concede in your letter, Mr. Epstein advanced $50,000 to Mr. Couturier's fir

enny more) was to pay for an interior package that, notwithstanding your claim to the contrary, has not been delivered to Mr. Epstein. In fact, Mr. Couturier unilaterally withdrew from the project at its infancy without providing the interior package to Mr. Epstein. There has been no furniture and custom