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Testimony of James Patterson on alleged massages, sex toys, and coordinated rides for underage girls at Jeffrey Epstein’s residence
The passage provides specific, actionable details – names (James Patterson, Rodriguez, Sarah Kellen, Wendy Dobbs), locations (Epstein’s bedroom, Dollar rent‑a‑car, a high‑school drama performance), an James Patterson claims to have cleaned Epstein’s bedroom and found vibrators and sex toys. Rodriguez allegedly rented a car for a minor to travel to Epstein’s house and delivered roses to a h A green
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The passage provides specific, actionable details – names (James Patterson, Rodriguez, Sarah Kellen, Wendy Dobbs), locations (Epstein’s bedroom, Dollar rent‑a‑car, a high‑school drama performance), an James Patterson claims to have cleaned Epstein’s bedroom and found vibrators and sex toys. Rodriguez allegedly rented a car for a minor to travel to Epstein’s house and delivered roses to a h A green
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