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Jeffrey Epstein email chain discussing alleged massage services and victim statements
The passage contains a casual email exchange referencing Jeffrey Epstein's alleged massage services and vague claims of victimhood, but provides no concrete names, dates, transactions, or actionable l Epstein allegedly paid for massages that may have involved sexual activity. Krauss claims Epstein was unaware the masseuses were underage. Krauss suggests Epstein was a target for exploitation.
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The passage contains a casual email exchange referencing Jeffrey Epstein's alleged massage services and vague claims of victimhood, but provides no concrete names, dates, transactions, or actionable l Epstein allegedly paid for massages that may have involved sexual activity. Krauss claims Epstein was unaware the masseuses were underage. Krauss suggests Epstein was a target for exploitation.
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