Epstein Secrets

ne. had taken photographs of and used them for i h r intings. Guggenheim stated that Epstein had no interaction with lli. Guggenheim traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico in approximately 98. A group of approximately six students, including Jeff Lauren and Robin Buxton, traveled to Santa Fe to attend an

etic). Guggenheim believed the students were selected to attend the workshop based on merit. Guggenheim visited Epstein at his residence. Architect Jack Robertson built the town where Epstein's New Mexico residence is located and the town is the entrance to Epstein's property. Guggenheim provided her email ad

e. had taken photographs of Isabel and used them for her paintings. Guggenheim stated that Epstein had no interaction with Guggenheim traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico in approximately July 1998. A group of approximately six students, including , Jeff Lauren and Robin Buxton, traveled to Santa Fe to a

etic). Guggenheim believed the students were selected to attend the workshop based on merit. Guggenheim visited Epstein at his residence. Architect Jack Robertson built the town where Epstein's New Mexico residence is located and the town is the entrance to Epstein's property. Guggenheim provided her email ad

taken photographs of Isabel and used them for her paintings. Guggenheim stated that Epstein had no interaction with Isabel. Guggenheim traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico in approximately July 1998. A group of approximately six students, including Marie Farmer, Jeff Lauren and Robin Buxton, traveled to S

tic). Guggenheim believed the students were selected to attend the workshop based on merit. Guggenheim visited Epstein at his residence. Architect Jack Robertson built the town where Epstein's New Mexico residence is located and the town is the entrance to Epstein's property. Guggenheim provided her email ad

e. IIIIII had taken photographs of and used them for her paint:ngs. Guggenheim stated that Epstein had no interaction with Guggenheim traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico in approximately July 1998. A group of approximately six students, including and traveled to Santa Fe to attend an art workshop on t

tic). Guggenheim believed the students were selected to attend the workshop based on merit. Guggenheim visited Epstein at his residence. Architect Jack Robertson built the town where Epstein's New Mexico residence is located and the town is the entrance to Epstein's property. Guggenheim provided her email ad

well done. had taken photographs of IIIIII and used them for her gs. Guggenheim stated that Epstein had no interaction with Guggenheim traveled to Santa Fe, New Mexico in approximate) 1 . A group of approximately six students, including Jeff Lauren and Robin Buxton, traveled to Santa Fe to attend a

tic). Guggenheim believed the students were selected to attend the workshop based on merit. Guggenheim visited Epstein at his residence. Architect Jack Robertson built the town where Epstein's New Mexico residence is located and the town is the entrance to Epstein's property. Guggenheim provided her email ad

ght an airline ticket for IIIII to travel from Phoenix, Arizona to Santa Fe, New Mexico. believed she flew Southwest Airline. When she arrived in Santa Fe, was picked up at the airport by the ranch manager. described the ranch manager as a white male, 30- 40 years of age, dark hair and dressed like

etic). Guggenheim believed the students were selected to attend the workshop based on merit. Guggenheim visited Epstein at his residence. Architect Jack Robertson built the town where Epstein's New Mexico residence is located and the town is the entrance to Epstein's property. Guggenheim provided her email ad