Epstein Secrets

s she was aware of at the time did not rise to a level that would require intervention. The two made another run at telling their story in 2003 to Vicky Ward, a reporter for Vanity Fair, which had commissioned a story about Mr. Epstein's complicated finances that would also mention his proclivity for you

his proclivity for young girls. The article was published with no mention of the I , and they felt they were left badly exposed. EFTA00092973 Ms. Ward wrote on her personal blog in 2011 that the article went in a different direction because of "not knowing quite whom to believe." The editor, Gray

ade another run at telling their story in 2003 to Vicky Ward, a reporter for Vanity Fair, which had comm

r sister and outrage about the missing photographs. "I just kept telling =, `You've got to get out of there. You've got to get out of there,'" Mr. Fischl said. father, M , also recalled getting a call. He did not know the specifics of what transpired, but said his daughter was upset enough that he d

s she was aware of at the time did not rise to a level that would require intervention. The two made another run at telling their story in 2003 to Vicky Ward, a reporter for Vanity Fair, which had commissioned a story about Mr. Epstein's complicated finances that would also mention his proclivity for you

d also mention his proclivity for young girls. The article was published with no mention of the , and they felt they were left badly exposed. Ms. Ward wrote on her personal blog in 2011 that the article went in a different direction because of "not knowing quite whom to believe." The editor, Grayd

ade another run at telling their story in 2003 to Vicky Ward, a reporter for Vanity Fair, which had comm

deling for figurative paintings. said she began phoning people in a panic, looking for help. One of the people she reached was her art mentor, Mr. Fischl. In an interview, he recalled describing a physical encounter in the bedroom, fear for an d outrage about the missing photographs. "I just kept t

ck, the press baron and 143 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022110 --- PAGE BREAK --- James PATTERSON Epstein’s Palm Beach neighbor—who was also a step-uncle of Vicky Ward’s husband— to ask Ward to drop the story. But Ward was tenacious, and what she came back with was dynamite. More interesting and much more salacious th

tained. Vicky Ward: October 2002 pstein went out of his way to spin the Vanity Fair story to ; his own ends, and soon after she got the assignment, Vicky st : <4 Ward’s phone began to ring off the hook: calls from Ace | Greenberg and Jimmy Cayne, the current head of Bear Stearns; from Les Wexner; from

embei hat I had ‘on tk Beast article pu some remarkab on-the-record stories from who came from Phoenix. ° character was vouchsafed the artist Eric Fischl, had 1 ing room, of how Epstein h separately, her younger sist Ward had written it all 4 the t’s, dotted the i's. But when she called Ej the allega