Epstein Secrets

r France flight parked at the terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport, detained him, and later p

proximately 4:40 p.m., police officers from the New York Port Authority removed Mr. Strauss-Kahn from an Air France flight parked at the terminal at John F. Kennedy International Airport, detained him, and later placed him in the custody of the NYPD. Following his arrest, Mr. Strauss-Kahn was subjected to a deg

BY DEFENDANT DOMINIOUE STFtAUSS-KAHN[ Defendant Dominique Strauss-Kahn, by and through undersigned counsel, for his counterclaims against Plaintiff Nafissatou Diallo ("Ms. Diallo"), states as follows: NATURE OF THE ACTION 1. Mr. Strauss-Kahn brings this counterclaim against Ms. Diallo for damages arising from

ou Diallo, who claims he forced 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 receivin

and encountered a statuesque maid. The liaison that followed in the next seven minutes is currently the subject of a civil suite filed by that maid, Nafissatou Diallo, who claims he forced her to twice have oral sex; DSK claims that the sex was offered and consensual. Four hours later he was arrested at JFK airpo

e did not advise the hotel as to his time of arrival. As it turned out he caught a later flight than he expected in Washington DC and it arrived at JFK in New York at 6:21 PM that Friday night. He had only carry-on baggage. and caught a yellow taxi from the queue. By 7:08 PM, the taxi arrived at the

tronic key system only records entries, not exits. The second entry came only about a minute later at 12:06 PM. This key belonged to a hotel maid, Nafissatou Diallo. She was a thirty-two-year-old immigrant from Guinea. Ordinarily, cleaning personnel do not enter a room to clean when a guest is still in it. The p

a taxi on 44th Street, and gone to the =esignated restaurant to meet his daughter and her new boyfriend. After =unch, he would have caught a cab to JFK in time to catch Air France =light 23, which left at 4:50 P.M. He would then have tried to sleep on =he transatlantic flight, since he had a busy ag

the story =or those in the presidential suite at the Sofitel at 12:06 P.M. on May 14, 2011. At =hat moment, DSK had been taking a shower. The maid, Nafissatou Diallo, was making her second =ntry into the suite without her cleaning equipment. If DSK had stayed in the shower for just a few =ore seconds, Diallo mig

h figments of his imagination. Consider, for example, his entry into DSK's mind on p.8. He writes omnisciently that when DSK met a police officer at JFK on May 14th. :Strauss-Kahn's mind was racing. Could his lover from the night before turned on him? Or maybe those rumors that he had been hearing in

n the false testimony given under oath of single witness who claimed to have witness who claimed to what had happened in room 2806, the complainant Nafissatou Diallo. On page 15 of the Recommendation for Dismissal, the prosecutors state "The complainant had admitted to making false statements under oath in testim