Police interview reveals alleged massage at Jeffrey Epstein’s home and pilot’s limited knowledge of flight manifests

Police interview reveals alleged massage at Jeffrey Epstein’s home and pilot’s limited knowledge of flight manifests The passage provides concrete, though unverified, leads: a named victim who claims a sexual encounter at Epstein’s residence and a pilot (David Rodgers) who confirms long‑term employment and limited insight into passenger lists. These details suggest avenues for further investigation (locating the victim, obtaining flight logs, and identifying other possible passengers). The claims involve a high‑profile figure and potential sexual misconduct, which is controversial, but the information is not wholly novel and lacks direct evidence of broader wrongdoing, placing it in the strong‑lead range. Key insights: A woman from Wellington, FL alleges she was paid to give a nude massage at Epstein’s house, during which Epstein masturbated.; The interviewee could not be re‑contacted despite multiple attempts.; David Rodgers, identified as Epstein’s pilot since 1991, confirms employment and limited knowledge of passenger manifests, especially for flights to Epstein’s St. Thomas island.