Interview excerpt suggests victim‑witness was pressured to label consensual relationship with Jeffrey Epstein as abuse

nsor & Associates ae ‘Reporting and -Tranzeriptinn, Inc. Page 7 Q Did she tell you anything about whether you were a victim in this case, or anything like that, at that meeting? A Yes, she said I was a victim/witness in this, and that there’s victim rights that I'm entitled to, which include counseling and whatnot. Q Did you tell her, at that time, that you didn't feel that you were a victim at all, and that anything that you've done with Jeffrey Epstein was totally voluntary? A Yeah, I did tell her that everything was, you know, consensual with everything, and I don't agree with anything that's going on. Q Did she try and pressure you into being a victim in this thing, when you were not a victim? A I wouldn't say that she pressured me, but tried to be as convincing as possible. Q Maybe the use of the word "pressure" is too strong. But she was trying to change your opinion of what the relationship was with Jeffrey? A Yes, she was trying to make me feel bad about it, in a way, about what was going on. Q And you didn't feel bad about it, you felt everything was okay, but she was trying to make you feel bad, like something wrong had occurred? rea nena Wenn OE I Te AE wT RES Lee UN Bet Ga ert ETE PROSSER TC RSEIEL EIT ET FCAT S FSD BRT COCO ST ELT SPE EEOC Ph. 561.682.0905 - Fax. 561.682.1771 *"™ 1655 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd.’ Suite 500 - West Palm Beach; FL’33401° °°" **"" HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_012552 i ee a a a