Epstein Secrets

of a "sexual battery" investigation beginning on March 15, 2005, and extending through February of 2006 (A6).' The numerous interviews conducted by the Palm Beach Police produced sworn, tape-recorded statements from what the police denominated as five victims and seventeen witnesses. The statements concerned "massa

$200 for each girl she delivered (A19). The girl noticed that there were many photographs of naked girls in the house (A19). During an interview, Jose Alessi stated that, from about 1993 through 2004, he had been employed by defendant as house manager, driver, and maintenance person at the Palm Beach hou

of a "sexual battery" investigation beginning on March 15, 2005, and extending through February of 2006 (A6).' The numerous interviews conducted by the Palm Beach Police produced sworn, tape-recorded statements from what the police denominated as five victims and seventeen witnesses. The statements concerned "massa

$200 for each girl she delivered (A19). The girl noticed that there were many photographs of naked girls in the house (A19). During an interview, Jose Alessi stated that, from about 1993 through 2004, he had been employed by defendant as house manager, driver, and maintenance person at the Palm Beach hou

of a "sexual battery" investigation beginning on March 15, 2005, and extending through February of 2006 (A6).1 The numerous interviews conducted by the Palm Beach Police produced sworn, tape-recorded statements from what the police denominated as five victims and seventeen witnesses. The statements concerned "massa

$200 for each girl she delivered (A19). The girl noticed that there were many photographs of naked girls in the house (A19). During an interview, Jose Alessi stated that, from about 1993 through 2004, he had been employed by defendant as house manager, driver, and maintenance person at the Palm Beach hou

ar, photographed his home and chased off visitors. Police also talked to. somebody who said she . was offered money if she refused to cooperate with the Palm Beach Police | : Department probe of Ep- stein. The state attorney’s office said it presented the Epstein case to a county | grand jury this month rather than di

upon his climaxing, the massage would end. The girls were then paid two or three hundred dollars for the massage. On November 21, 2005 I interviewed Jose Alessi, a former houseman for Jeffrey Epstein. Alessi stated he was employed for eleven years with Mr. Epstein, from approximately 1993 through 2004. Alessi

rischer was easy on Ep- stein by presenting the case to a grand jury rather than filing charges directly against him is wrong, Gold- berger said. The Palm Beach Police Depart- ment was "happy and ecstatic" that the panel was going to review the evidence. "I think what happened is they weren't happy with the resul

at the crime occurred between August 2004 and Octob 2005. In a statement, Epstein's lawyer dismissed the affidavit's charges a "false accusations." Jose Alessi, a former houseman, told cops that Epstei would receive three massages daily and that his masseuses were "younger an younger" and "appeared to be