Epstein Secrets

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youngest was 14, and many were younger than 16. And that was just at one of Epstein's many homes around the world—he also owns property in New York, Santa Fe, Paris, London, and the Caribbean. Subsequent investigation by the FBI, reaching as far back as 2001, indentifled roughly 40 victims, not counting

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youngest was 14, and many were younger than 16. And that was Just at one of Epstein's many homes around the world—he also owns property In New York, Santa Fe, Paris, London, and the Caribbean. Subse uent investigation by the FBI, reaching as far back as 2001, indentified roughly 40 victims, not counting

he intended. 136 Fittt 15. I visited and traveled through the summer of 2002 with him for sexual activities sions) in locations including area of Santa Fe, New Mex island in the U.S. Virgin Islan. with him often in these places ple he demanded that I have many of these sexual encounte my only purposes f

day. “During the meeting, Rodriguez produced a small bound book and several sheets of legal pad paper containing handwrit- ten notes,” Special Agent Pryor would say in her statement. She continues: Rodriguez explained that he had taken the bound book from his former employer’s residence while employed