Epstein Secrets

x-year-old daughter Camille, who wanted to introduce him to her new boyfriend. After that, he had to get to JFK Airport in time to catch his 4:40 PM Air France flight to Paris. He had finished packing his suitcase at around noon, according to his own account, and then took a shower in the bathroom, which i

ccording to hotel records the guest had checked out at 11:36 AM She then left the suite and the door locked behind her. The third entry was also by Diallo. It was recorded at 12:06 PM, so she had spent very little time in the hall. We do not know why she returned but when she did she still lacked her

rds show that by 12:13 PM he was speaking to his daughter on his IMF BlackBerry— a call lasting for thirty-six seconds. Since it was not a call that Diallo witnessed, according to her own EFTA_R1_00222266 EFTA01839068 account, she must have already left the room. If so, the sexual encounter had laste

t, 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 agenda on Sunday. EFTA_R1_017

tou 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 might have heard the shower or seen other signs that the suite was =ccupied. Since maids at the Sofitel are not supposed to clean rooms while guests

uss-Kahn's arrest and detention. 11. At approximately 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 hi

TFtAUSS-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 her knowingly