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[REDACTED - Survivor] describes on‑call massage work and housing provided by Jeffrey Epstein
The passage offers a concrete lead that Epstein paid a staff member per massage at $200/hour and provided an off‑site apartment, suggesting a financial arrangement and potential undisclosed services. Roberts was paid $200 per hour for massages to Epstein or his friends Payment was on a per‑massage or per‑day basis, not a fixed salary Epstein provided Roberts with an apartment in Royal Palm Beach,
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The passage offers a concrete lead that Epstein paid a staff member per massage at $200/hour and provided an off‑site apartment, suggesting a financial arrangement and potential undisclosed services. Roberts was paid $200 per hour for massages to Epstein or his friends Payment was on a per‑massage or per‑day basis, not a fixed salary Epstein provided Roberts with an apartment in Royal Palm Beach,
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