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FBI interview notes reveal a witness met Jeffrey Epstein and received payments for massages in a Palm Beach complex
The excerpt provides a concrete link between an unnamed individual and Jeffrey Epstein, mentions financial compensation for services tied to a federal sexual‑exploitation investigation, and places the Interview conducted by FBI on 01/10/2007 in West Palm Beach, FL Witness first met Jeffrey Epstein at a complex in Royal Palm Beach Both parties allegedly benefited financially from payments for massa
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The excerpt provides a concrete link between an unnamed individual and Jeffrey Epstein, mentions financial compensation for services tied to a federal sexual‑exploitation investigation, and places the Interview conducted by FBI on 01/10/2007 in West Palm Beach, FL Witness first met Jeffrey Epstein at a complex in Royal Palm Beach Both parties allegedly benefited financially from payments for massa
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