Epstein Secrets

maid, Nafissatou Diallo, that DSK, then managing director of the IMF, had forced her to have oral sex with him in his suite on the 28th floor of the Sofitel. She had worked for the Sofitel hotel for three years and the hotel reported she had an excellent work record, In addition, the preliminary lab repo

utors found out to their dismay in the months that followed, the criminal case against him was not what it seemed last May when he was imprisoned in Rikers Island and his prospects of replacing Nicolas Sarkozy as President of France were crushed. Initially, the prosecutors assumed that this was a simple case o

d her to twice have oral sex; DSK claims that the sex was offered and consensual. Four hours later he was arrested at JFK airport(after calling the Sofitel and reporting his location so it could return a missing cell phone.) In their rush to judgment, and after receiving information from an unidentified

vidence, including key swipe and cell phone records. As a result, he was paraded before the cameras in a humiliating "perp walk," imprisoned in the Rikers Island jail for four days, placed on suicide watch, and then put under house arrest for more than a month. By this time, his presidential ambitions had bee

Y MAY 13 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Washington DC SATURDAY MAY 14 The Encounter The Reconstruction of Reality At The Sofitel The Arrest SUNDAY MAY 15 The Rush To Judgment PIECES OF A PUZZLE Chapter 6 Surveillance Chapter 7 The Missing Blackberry Chapter 8 The Key

n be indicted by a grand jury on seven criminal counts, including attempted rape, sexual assault, and unlawful imprisonment, spend two nights in the Rikers Island jail, placed under house arrest for over a month, and, two weeks before all the charges were dismissed by the prosecutor on August 23,2011, sued fo

xt President of France." The remaining allegations are denied. 17. Mr. Strauss-Kahn admits that he was scheduled to check out of Room 2806 of the Sofitel on May 14, 2011. Mr. Strauss-Kahn tacks knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of the remaining allegations, and for t

e accusation, Mr. Strauss-Kahn suffered, among other things, (a) the deprivation of his liberty, initially, following his arrest and confinement at Rikers Island and, then subsequently, under 24-hour house arrest; (b) the loss of his employment as the Managing Director of the IMF and other professional opport