Epstein Secrets

, 2005, Defendants EPSTEIN and traveled from Teterboro, New Jersey to Palm Beach County, Florida, aboard the Gulfstream aircraft owned by Defendant HYPERION AIR, INC. #. On or about May 6, 2005, Defendants EPSTEIN, and traveled from Teterboro, New Jersey to Palm Beach County, Florida, aboard the Gulfs

#1 a)AMI. Some time in early 2004, the exact date being unknown, Jane Doe #1 was approached by two individuals, and Tony, while at a beach club on Singer Island. was a classmate of JD#1 at Royal Palm Beach High School. asked JD#1 if she wanted to make some money giving a massage to a wealthy man on Palm B

ned via grand jury subpoenas. CONCLUSION Based on tiling recommend that the Office approve the attached indictment charging Epstein, , JEGE, and Hyperion. I also recommend that the Office refuse a pre-indictment interview to Epstein or his counsel and that no information about the status of the case

ss enterprise. III. VICTIMS A. Some time i Som inearlv2004,theexactdatebeingunknown,Swa proached by two individuals, and, while at a beac on Singer Island. IM was a classmate At a igh School. askedilliptif she wanted to make some money giving a massage to a wealthy man on Palm Beach Island. illatwa

CORPORATED, and can fly up to 26 passengers. The Gulf stream, tail number I'm, is owned and operated by another of EPSTEIN's subsidiary companies, HYPERION AIR, INCORPORATED, and can fly up to 12 passengers. ROGERS believes EPSTEIN has separate entities for each plane for liability reasons. ROGERS sta

scription 12/04/2006 Larry Visoski date of birth , Social Securit cellular telephone n • home e e one number residing at Account Number (SSAN) Singer Island, on a, was interviewed at the Fe eta Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Palm Beach County Resident Agency (PBCRA), located at 505 South Flagler, West

S A. EFTA02857748 Some time in early 2004, the exact date being unknown, was approached by two individuals, and Tony, while at a beach club on Singer Island. was a classmate of at High School. asked if she wanted to make some money giving a massage to a wealthy man on Palm Beach Island. was told th

rand jury subpoenas. CONCLUSION Based on the fore oin , I recommend that the Office approve the attached indictment charging Epstein, , JEGE, and Hyperion. I also recommend that the Office refuse a pre-indictment interview to Epstein or his counsel and that no information about the status of the case b