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Jeffrey Epstein repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment in deposition, refusing to identify a “Palm Beach billionaire” linked to alleged underage pr...

The passage confirms Epstein’s refusal to answer key questions about sexual crimes and hints at an unnamed wealthy individual (“Palm Beach billionaire”) who may be a co‑conspirator. While the lead is Epstein invoked the Fifth Amendment on multiple questions about sexual abuse of minors. The deposition record includes a query about a “Palm Beach billionaire” referenced in the plaintiff’ No name is

Date
November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #013359
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The passage confirms Epstein’s refusal to answer key questions about sexual crimes and hints at an unnamed wealthy individual (“Palm Beach billionaire”) who may be a co‑conspirator. While the lead is Epstein invoked the Fifth Amendment on multiple questions about sexual abuse of minors. The deposition record includes a query about a “Palm Beach billionaire” referenced in the plaintiff’ No name is

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113. In his deposition, Epstein took the Fifth rather than answer the question: “How many minors have vin procured for prostitution?” Jd. at 104. 114. In his deposition, Epstein took the Fifth rather than answer the question: “Have you ever coerced, induced or enticed any minor to engage in any sexual act with you?” Jd. at 107. 115. In his deposition, Epstein took the Fifth rather than answer the question: “How many times have you engaged in fondling underage females?” Jd. at 108. 116. In his deposition, Epstein took the Fifth rather than answer the question: “How many times have you engaged in oral sex with females under the age of 18?” Jd. at 110. | 117. In his deposition, Epstein took the Fifth rather than answer the question: “Do you have a personal sexual preference for children?” Jd. at 111-12. 118. In his deposition, Epstein took the Fifth rather than answer the question: “Your Cotmplaint at page 27, paragraph 49, says that ‘RRA and the litigation team took an emotionally arian set of facts involving alleged innocent, unsuspecting, underage females and a Palm Beach billionaire, and sought to turn it into a goldmine,’ end of quote. Who is the Palm Beach billionaire referred to in that sentence?” Jd. at 112-13. 119. In his deposition, Epstein took the Fifth rather than answer the question: ““Who are the people who are authorized to make payment [to your lawyers] on your behalf?” Jd. at 120. : 120. In his deposition, Epstein took the Fifth rather than answer the question: “Is there anything in L.M.’s Complaint that was filed against you in September of 2008 which you contend to be false?” Id. at 128. Al

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