Epstein Secrets

of her employment as a 17-year-old masseuse by Epstein, in which she repeated in bowdlerised form her previously pseudonymous court deposition — as "Jane Doe 102" — that she had been "sexually exploited by Epstein's adult male peers including royalty". The story was accompanied by a photograph of Prince

ities to more profitable use as a financial trader and adviser. As a billionaire he retained a consuming fascination with science, being a member of the New York Academy of Sciences and a visiting fellow at Harvard: his biggest charitable donations are in the fields of particle physics and artificial intelligence.

of her employment as a 17-year-old masseuse by Epstein, in which she repeated in bowdlerised form her previously pseudonymous court deposition — as "Jane Doe 1O2" — that she had been "sexually exploited by Epstein's adult male peers including royalty". The story was accompanied by a photograph of Prince

ities to more profitable use as a financial trader and adviser. As a billionaire he retained a consuming fascination with science, being a member of the New York Academy of Sciences and a visiting fellow at Harvard: his biggest charitable donations are in the fields of particle physics and artificial intelligence.

at the wealthy money manager had her brought to his mansion for a massage, then engaged in sexual activity with her. The girl, identified only as Jane Doe, was 14 at the time. She was the youngest of sev- eral alleged victims of Epstein. according to Palm Beach police, who spent 11 months investigati

of the interviewing agen s and purpose of the interview, Guggenheim voluntarily provided the following information: Guggenheim, current Chairman of the New York Academy of Arts(NYAA) board, met Jeffrey Epstein through NYAA functions. In the 1990's, the time period she met Epstein, Guggenheim was lecturing and work