Epstein Secrets

ALL COUNTS 7. Juan-Pablo Molyneux is a world-renowned interior designer. . 8. Jeffrey Epstein, via his company L.S.J., LLC, is the owner of Little Saint James, a 70-acre island within the U.S. Virgin Islands. 9. In 2005, the parties entered into an agreement whereby the Plaintiffs would provide design ser

hat agreement and the reasonable expectations .of the parties by, among other things: (a) wrongfully rejecting the Plaintiffs' work with respect to the Exhibit B Services; and, (b) absenting themselves from the meetings between the parties which were held to resolve their differences, thereby interfering with and fa

Office Pavilion 2 EFTA00731228 Case: 3:10-cv-00034-CVG-RM Document #: 18 Filed: 08/25/10 Page 3 of 5 being constructed by Defendants on Little Saint James; that Plaintiffs would credit Defendants' account with Plaintiffs in the amount of $250,000 to be applied toward such services; and, were there a b

n of the Design Services Agreement, Plaintiffs, with the assistance of an internationally-known woodworking craftsman, undertook to and did perform the Exhibit B Services, with the exception of the restaining and refinishing of the wood cabinetry. On January 26 and 27, 2010, Plaintiffs travelled to Little Saint Jame

O ALL COUNTS 7. Juan-Pablo Molyneux is a world-renowned interior designer. 8. Jeffrey Epstein, via his company L.S.J., LLC, is the owner of Little Saint James, a 70-acre island within the U.S. Virgin Islands. 9. In 2005, the parties entered into an agreement whereby the Plaintiffs would provide design ser

that agreement and the reasonable expectations of the parties by, among other things: (a) wrongfully rejecting the Plaintiffs' work with respect to the Exhibit B Services; and, (b) absenting themselves from the meetings between the parties which were held to resolve their differences, thereby interfering with and fa

O ALL COUNTS 7. Juan-Pablo Molyneux is a world-renowned interior designer. 8. Jeffrey Epstein, via his company L.S.J., LLC, is the owner of Little Saint James, a 70-acre island within the U.S. Virgin Islands. 9. In 2005, the parties entered into an agreement whereby the Plaintiffs would provide design ser

that agreement and the reasonable expectations of the parties by, among other things: (a) wrongfully rejecting the Plaintiffs' work with respect to the Exhibit B Services; and, (b) absenting themselves from the meetings between the parties which were held to resolve their differences, thereby interfering with and fa