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. Virginia Roberts reveats she is ?Jane Doe 102' in Jeffrey Epstein case
. Mother-of-three spent four years as miltionaire?s personal masseuse
. She describes being flown across wortd to meet Prince Andrew
. Epstein trained her 'as a prostitute for him and his friends'
As the UK's special representative for intemationai trade, the Duke of York holds an important
position, requiring sound judgement and widespread respect.
But those qualities have been thrown into question since photographs of Prince Andrew with his
billionaire ?nancier friend Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted child-sex offender who was jailed for 18
months for soliciting underage prostitutes, appeared last weekend.
Today, however, even more serious doubts are cast on his suitability after a woman at the centre of
the Epstein case revealed to The Matt on Sunday that she had, as a 17-year-old employed by
Epstein, been flown across the world to be introduced to the Prince.
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First meeting: Prince around 17-year-old Virginia, centre
On one of those occasions Virginia Roberts was subsequentty paid $15,000 Her shocking
account of her four years as Epstein's personal masseuse is supported by court documents, an
eyewitness, photographs and ?ight details of Epstein?s private jets.
One picture, said to have been taken by Epstein during Andrew?s ?rst encounter with the girl in
March 2001 and published today by The Matt on Sunday, shows the Prince with his arm around her
waist.
This is not the ?rst time the Duke of York?s judgment and choice of associates have been
questioned. He appears to relish the company of super-rich oil billionaires from the Middle East,
North Africa and the former Soviet Union.
The peculiar sale of his former marital home to a Kazakh businessman for ?15 miliion after it had
languished unsold for ?ve years at ?12 million has never been satisfactorin explained.
in the recent leak of American diplomatic cables it was revealed that he had criticised an of?ciat
corruption investigation into the huge Al-Yamamah arms deal between Britain and Saudi Arabia,
while he is aiso said to be close to Self Al-isiam Gadda?, son of the beteaguered Libyan president,
and may have had a role in the early release of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset At Megrahi.
But it is And rew?s friendship with Epstein, whom
he has known since at least 2000, and with Wh I '9 on th Streets a I
Epstein?s con?dante Ghislaine Maxwell, daughter Slept With en fo
of the tate disgraced newspaper baron Robert
Maxweil, that gives most concernwas ?rst seen with the pair on holiday in .
Thaiiand, and was pictured cavorting with p39d0 I I ream
Ghisfaine at a Haltoween fetishthemed party in
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Manhattan.
The photograph that appeared iast weekend shows the prince stroiling through Centrai Park with
58-year-old Epstein. Andrew was said to have spent four days at his New York mansion in
December, when he was joined by other distinguished guests, including Woody Allen, at a dinner.
it is by no means the ?rst New York soiree Andrew has attended as Epstein?s guest.
A pro?le of the ?nancier in Vanity Fair magazine some years ago reported that Andrew was
a guest at a cocktail party thrown by Epstein and Maxwetl packed with young Russian modeis.
'80 me guests were horri?ed,? said the article's author, Vicky Ward.
it should not be forgotten that Epstein is a registered sex offender after recently completing his
sentence for offences reiating to child prostitution.
However, he avoided triai on more serious charges that carried a potential life sentence. And no one
reading The Mail on Sunday?s intenriew with the woman who was prepared to testify against him can
be in any doubt of the seriousness of the charges.
Epstein, a Wall Street money manager who once counted Bill Clinton and Donald Trump among his
friends, became the subject of an undercover investigation in 2005 after the stepmother of a 14-year
oid girl claimed she was paid $200 (?125) to give him an 'erotic massage?.
The subsequent FBI probe uncovered at teast 20 girls levelling sexual allegations against him.
Eventually, Epstein struck a ?plea bargain? with prosecutors a practice not permitted under British
law? under which he was allowed to plead guilty to two relatively minor charges.
Police claim that his donations to politicians and his ?dream team? of in?uential lawyers deterred
prosecutors from bringing more serious charges of The deal certainly kept the names
of a lot of Epstein?s famous friends out of an embarrassing court case.
However, an unusual part of the agreement was that Epstein's alleged victims were allowed to bring
civil proceedings against him.
He has so far made 17 out-of-court settlements, and some cases are ongoing. One of these girls
was to have been a key witness for the prosecution had the case gone to triat. She was just 15
years old when she was drawn into Epstein?s expioitative world in 1998.
In her civil writ against him, under the pseudonym Jane Doe 102' she alleged that her duties
included being ?sexually exploited by Epstein's adult male peers including royalty?.
Case p, .
Now, horrified by the evidence of Epstein and Andrew enjoying each other?s company in New York,
Jane Doe 102 has agreed to waive her anonymity and tell for the ?rst time her deeply disturbing
story.
Her real name is Virginia Roberts and she now iives in Australia, where she is a happily married
mother of three.
Over the course of a week during which she spoke at length to The Mail on Sunday, she appeared
sometimes vulnerable, and sometimes steeiy, but always quietly resoiute and consistent.
Revisiting events from a past that she had hoped she had ieft behind,Virginia occasionally buried
her face in her hands.
Some recollections - and, for reasons of taste, not ail the details can be included here - wused her
to flush with shame. 'l?m telling you things that even my husband didn?t know,? she said.
Virginia, who has undergone counselling to try to come to terms with her past, is honest about her
initiation into Epstein?s depraved worid.
She was a troubled teenager, whose slender ?gure. deiicate compiexion, hesitant voice and soulful
blue eyes made her iook young for her years.
Born in Sacramento, California, in August 1983, Virginia spent her early years on a small ranch on
the West Coast of America.
This seemingly idyllic childhood ended when she was sexuaiiy molested by a man close to her
family.
The fallout from that led to her parents temporarily splitting up. Btaming herself, Virginia began to
get into trouble Aged 11, she was sent to live with an aunt but repeatediy ran away.
Living on the streets, she was beaten up and slept with at least two older men in return for food. 1
was a paedophile's dream,? she says.
Three years iater, she was reunited with her family and started a new life with herfather who had
moved to Paim Beach,
Fiorida, where he was maintenance manager at Donaid Trump?s country club, Mar?a?Lago.
Virginia got a part-time job as a changing room assistant ?which is where, soon after her 15th
birthday, she met Ghislaine Maxweli, who invited her to work as Epstein?s personal masseuse.
'l was wearing my uniform a white miniskirt and a skin-tight white polo top when i was
approached by Ghisiaine,? Virginia says.
told her wanted to become a masseuse and she said she worked for a very wealthy gentieman
who was looking for a masseuse.
I'd get training and be paid welt.?Virginia?s father gave his blessing, believing his daughter was being
handed the opportunity to learn a skill and to work for a weaithy and respectable employer.
He drove her to Epstein?s pink mansion on the Palm Beach waterfront~ he also owns a nine-storey
home in New York, the city's biggest private residence; a 7,500?acre ranch called ?Zorro? in New
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Virginia says: 'Ghislaine said I was to start immediately and that someone would drive me home. failed drug test in
My father left and was toid to go upstairs.? She was fed by another woman through Epstein?s cusmdy hams mm
wealthy drug~shamed
bedroom Into a massage room where he lay face down naked on a table. former
He started to interviewed Virginia. This was unconventional, but Virginia had no suspicions. thgi?e?raxi?t?jget'oa?gg
Presumably, she thOught. this was how the wealthy conducted their business.
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Virginia was then totd to start massaging Epstein, under the Instructions of the woman who had and Meiania at The Polo
shown her in. The massage quickly developed into a sexual encounter. Bar for dinner the night
. . . before his 70th birthday
Virginia was uncomfortable, but reluctant to deny such Important people. ?My face was red With (and Secret Service
embarrassment,? she says. ?But i felt under immense pressure to piease them. chauffeurs them the one
. . . . . .
The whole time It was 90an on, they were promismg me the world, that I?d travel w1th Jeffrey on his mom wal ome)
private jet and have a weii~paid profession.? Afterwards, she was given two $100 bills and told to Lord of the manor!
return the next day. Scott Disick views
That was the beginning of the four years she spent with Epstein.
For three of those years, she was under Florida's age of consent, which is 18. 3:22:22: t? ?x
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Virginia was fascinated by his life story: the son of a humble New York City parks worker, he was a
teacher before becoming a Wall Street broker and friends with the upper echelons of the political,
?nancial and academic estabiishment.
As a confused teenager, Virginia easily fell into the practice of sexually gratifying him for money.
He guaranteed her a minimum of $200 each time she gave him what he called an ?erotic massage.?
Virginia said: ?i wouid always receive the money immediateiy. He would give me the cash from a wad
he carried in a black duffel bag or an assistant paid me.
?And, because of the way Epstein had warped her sensibilities, every time she took the cash,
Virginia felt even more indebted to him. Secretly, he was also preparing her for an even more
disturbing rote.
?Basicaliy, i was training to be a prostitute for him
and his friends who shared his interest in young
Epstein had trained me
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fillsI friend?s?:Ears a to do Whatever men
it started when Epstein called Virginia at the Palm wan ted . i told myself I
Beach apartment he had rented for her. .
was spec I al
She recalis: ?He said, ?We got a good friend and I
need you to ?y to the island to
entertain him, massage him and make him feel how you make me feel.?
He didn?t spell out what i had to do. He didn?t have to. ?He?d trained me to do whatever a man
wanted. I was shocked but i told myself he was sharing me around because he trusted me and was
special.
was worried, but i would do anything to keep Jeffrey happy and to keep my place as his number
one girl.
He would keep telling me how lucky i was with the iife i was leading and the money I was making. It
was easy to fali into his grasp.
?The way it usually worked was id be sent to meet a man on the private island Jeffrey owned in the
Caribbean, or at his ranch in New Mexico, which was really isoiated.? She was ?given? to men ranging
in age from their 405 to their 603.
They included a wail-known businessman (whose pregnant wife was asleep in the next room). a
world-renowned scientist, a respected iiberal politician and a foreign head of state.
None appeared to think the arrangement was unusual. Virginia says there were many other girls in
Epstein?s circle and that she was paid extra money to heip recruit them.
?They would lounge around the Palm Beach house, the ranch or the island. nude or topless.? she
says. ?But i was one of the very few he trusted as "special" and chosen to "entertain? his friends.?
Virginia took the sedative Xanax to detach herself from sordid reality. 'it was an escape drug,? she
says. ?It made me calm and helped me forget ab0ut what eight pills a day.?
Epstein had no objection to Virginia?s use of prescription drugs, no doubt recognising that they made
her even more malleable. didn?t want to go back to the life I?d had before? she says.
?That made me totally obedient.? Despite the fact that Epstein was, essentially, her pimp, this iife now
seemed normal to Virginia. felt that he and Ghisiaine really cared for me,? she said.
?We?d do family things, like watch Sex And The City and eat popcorn. iot of it was very glamorous.
i met famous friends of his such as Al Gore and Heidi Kium and Naomi Campbeil. He introduced me
as his ?travelling masseuse."
Some people mistook me for his daughter. ?When we were in New York or Palm Beach, Ghislaine
and I would shop all day.
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Jeffrey bought me jeweliery - diamonds were
his favourite - and wonderful furniture. He was
paying me very weli because I?d give him sex
whenever he wanted it.?
She was, she says, deiighted when Epstein
invited her to accompany him on a six-week trip
in 2001.
?He said we?d be going to Europe and North
Africa to meet architects and interior decorators
because he wanted to redo his New Mexico
house.
I threw my arms around him and gave him a
peck on the cheek.? They ?ew to Paris, then
Spain, then Tangier.
Finaliy, they went to London. 'After we ianded.
we drove straight to Ghislaine?s house,? says
Virginia. was given a small upstairs bedroom.
The foliowing morning. Ghislaine came in.
She was chirpy and jumped on the bed saying,
"Get up, sleepyhead. You?ve got a big day.
We've got to go shopping. You need a dress as
you're going to dance with a Prince tonight."
?She said i needed to be "smileY' and bubbly
because he was the Queen?s son.
Ghisiaine and lwent to Burberry, where she
bought me a ?5,000 bag, and to a few other
designer stores where we bought a couple of
dresses, a pair of embroidered jeans and a pink
singlet, perfume and make-up.
We got back to Ghislaine?s house at around 4pm and I ran straight upstairs to shower and dress.
When I went downstairs, Ghislaine and Jeffrey were in the lounge. There was a knock at the door.
Ghislaine led Andrew in and we kissed each other on the cheek. ?Ghislaine served tea from a
porcelain pot and biscuits. She knew Sarah Ferguson and they talked fondly about Andrew?s
daughters.
Then Ghislaine asked Andrew how old he thought I was and he guessed 17 and they all laughed.
Ghislaine made a joke that I was getting too old for Jeffrey.
She said, ?He?ll soon have to trade her in.? It was widely known that he liked young girls.? The four of
them went out to dinner and on to Tramp where, she says, Andrew danced with her.
?After about an hour?and-a-half, we drove back to Ghisiaine?s.
Ail of us went upstairs and I asked Jeffrey to snap a picture of me with the Prince. I wanted
something to show my Mom. Ghisiaine and Jeffrey left us after that, and later Andrew left.
'In the morning, Ghislaine said, ?You did welt. He had fun?. We ?ew straight back to the States.? The
Maii on Sunday has con?rmed that the tycoon?s jet ?ew to Paris on March 6, 2001, continuing to
Granada, Tangier and London, before returning to New York.
On the fast leg of the trip, Virginia was paid about $15,000 (?9,400) by Epstein. ?it was amazing
money, more than I?d ever made on a trip with him before.
"C?ounseliing: Virgin
Beach in 1998
He didn?t say there was any special reason, but I felt like i'd done everything he wanted. He was very
pieased.?
There is no suggestion that there was any sexual
contact between Virginia and Andrew, or that
Andrew knew that Epstein paid her to have sex
with his friends.
I took eight pills a day to
help me forget what i had to
do. It made me calm.
However, the Prince must have been aware of
Epstein's conviction when he stayed with him in New York in December.
Virginia says she met Andrew for a second time around Easter 2001 at Epstein?s Manhattan
mansion.
?When I got to the mansion, i was told, ?Get ready. You are meeting someone in the of?ce? "which
is what they calied the library. Andrew was sitting there in a big ieather armchair.
Ghislaine had just given him a present, a big toy that was his Spitting Image puppet. ?He was smiling
ear-to-ear. He iooked like a kid whose parents were taking him to Disney World.
A beautiful girl coiled Johanna Sjoberg who worked for Jeffrey was sitting on Andrew?s knee.
Ghislaine guided me over to Andrew and I think he recognised me, though I don?t know if he
remembered my name.
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invited her to work as Epstein's personai masseuse soon after her 15th birthday
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We kissed on the cheek and Ghislaine placed me on his other knee.? Johanna spoke to The Mail on
Sunday three years ago about this incident, which took piace when she was 21.
She said: 'Ghisiaine put the puppets hand on Virginia?s breast, then Andrew put his hand on my
breast. It was a greatjoke. Everybody laughed.? After this, Virginia was paid, by Epstein, around
$400
She met Andrew forthe third and final time on Epstein?s Caribbean island, Little Saint James.
Virginia was never under the British legal age of consent when she met Andrew. She was 17 during
the ?rst two encounters and 18 at the third.
By now, however, Epstein, had started to hint that she was getting ?too old? for him.
But during one trip to the island, Epstein and Ghisiaine made their most astonishing proposition, and
one which repulsed her. ?They said Jeffrey wanted me to have his child,? she says.
?They said was part of their family and I was beautiful,young, loyal and nurturing and would be a
great mother.
They said i would have to sign a contract relinquishing rights to the chiid and consenting to Jeffrey
having as many relationships as he liked. in return i would have my own mansion in Palm Beach
and a large payment, a percentage of his income.?
This, ?naliy, was a wake-up sail to Virginia and she began to see the way in which she had been
groomed.
?It was a smack in the face,? she says. ?i ?nally realised this wasn?t ever going to be a real
relationship but i knew if! refused, I'd be thrown back on the streets. So I said, "I'm too young. i
want to get my massage credentials, then maybe we'li do it":
The tycoon took her at her word and, for her 19th birthday in August 2002, flew her to Thaifand
where he enrolled her in a massage course.
Shortly after arriving there, she met an Australian martial arts expert caiied Robert. They fell in love
and, just ten days later, married in a Buddhist ceremony.
?l cailed Jeffrey and tofd him l?d fatten madly in love,? Virginia says. was hoping he?d be delighted.
But he said, ?Have a nice life,? and hung up on me.? The couple now have two sons, aged ?ve and
four, and a daughter who recently turned one.
?The ?rst few months after I married Robert were the worst,? she says. couldn?t bring myself to tetl
him much. No man wants to know his wife has been traded out.
felt very alone. i was having panic attacks and seeing a and was on anti-depressants.
Virginia was beginning to put her Epstein days behind her when, three years ago, she was phoned
by the FBI.
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?They said they had found photos of me at
Jeffrey?s Palm Beach house.? she says. ?[Epstein
had] hidden cameras watching me the entire
time even when I was in the bathroom. I was so
embarrassed.
?l told the FBI that my true purpose was sexual.
They told me everything he did was illegal
because I was under age.? (The age of consent
in Florida is 18).
?They said that if it had to go to trial, theYd need
me because I'd lived with him and that made me
a key witness. was very afraid, because he had
so much power, but eventually I agreed to
testify.
I was glad he?d ?nally been found out. He
shouldn?t be hurting other girls. Following
Epstein?s arrest, investigators are believed to
have found a list of men's names on his
computer and asked him whether they had been
'treated? to Sexual encounters with his manage
of minors.
Conviction: Jeffrey Epstein
?He took the Fifth Amendment, refusing to answer, indicating that if he were to answer the question,
it could be incriminating,? a source told The Mail on Sunday.
Epstein struck a deai resulting in what commentators characterised as a ?slap on the wrist' for him,
and ended up sewing 13 months of his sentence, much of it in a liberal work-release programme
Lawyer Brad Edwards, who represented several of Epstein?s victims, said: ?Rather than punish him
the way they would an average Joe, they sent a clear message that with enough money and power
and in?uence, the system an be bought.?
Virginia was spared her the humiliation of having to go before a jury, and has kept her feelings
bottled up until last weekend?s photograph of Andrewwith Epstein triggered distressing memories.
Virginia says: am appailed. To me. it?s saying, "We are above the law." But Jeffrey is a monster.?
Last night, neither Epstein, Ghistaine Maxweli nor Prince Andrew would comment on Virginia's story.
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As a New Yorker from humble beginnings, Jeffrey Epstein played on his blue-collar credentials and
enormous wealth to extend tentacles of in?uence throughout America's liberal political elite.
During the outcry over the Epstein case, it emerged that another man with a notorious appetite for
young women, Bill Clinton, travelled with Epstein to a number of destinations, including three times
on the billionaire?s private aircraft.
On one occasion, Epstein ?ew the former President, Hollywood actor and staunch Democrat Kevin
Spacey and another actor friend of Mr Clinton's. Chris Tucker, to Africa, to ?discuss AIDS poiicy?.
Claims. Virginia 0 arts says 3 stw: ent
out'
Epstein, who has donated more than ?75,000 over the years to candidates from the Democratic
Party, also ?ew with Mr Clinton in November 2003 to destinations including Russia. Oslo, Hong
Kong, Shanghai and Beijing.
Yet Virginia Roberts stresses that she was never ?lent out' to Mr Clinton.
On one occasion. she adds, Epstein did invite two young brunettes to a dinner which he gave on his
Caribbean island for Mr Clinton shortly after he left of?ce. But, as far as she knows. the ex-President
did not take the bait.
?l?d have been about 17 at the time,? she says. 1 ?ew to the Caribbean with Jeffrey and then
Ghislaine Maxwell went to pick up Bill in a huge black helicopter that Jeffrey had bought her.
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'She?d always wanted to ?y and Jeffrey paid for her to take lessons, and I remember she was very
excited because she got her licence around the ?rst year we met.
'1 used to get frightened ?ying with her but Bill had the Secret Service with him and I remember him
talking about what a good job she did.
'l only ever met Bill twice but Jeffrey had told me that they were good friends.
asked. ?How come?" and he laughed and said, ?He owes me some favours." Maybe he was just
joking but it constantly surprised me that peopie with as much to lose as Bill and [Prince] Andrew
weren?t more careful.
?Bill must have known about Jeffrey?s girls. There were three desks in the tiving area of the viila on
the island.
Speaking out: \?rgima, now aged 26. In her new home in Australia
They were covered with pictures of Jeffrey shaking hands with famous peeple and photos of naked
girls, including one of me that Jeffrey had at all his houses, lying in a hammock.
We ali dined together that night. Jeffrey was at the head of the table. Bill was at his ieft. i sat across
from him. Emmy Tayler, Ghisiaine?s blonde British assistant, sat at my right.
?Ghistaine was at Bill's left and at the left of Ghislaine there were two olive~skinned brunettes who'd
?own in with us from New York
'l'd never met them before. i?d say they were no cider than 17. very innocent-looking.
'They weren?t there for me. They weren't there for Jeffrey or Ghislaine because I was there to have
sex with Jeffrey on the trip.
?Maybe Jeffrey thought they would entertain Bill, but I saw no evidence that he was interested in
them. He and Jeffrey and Ghislaine seemed to have a very good relationship. Bill was very funny.
'He made me laugh a few times. And he and
Jeffrey and Ghislaine told blokey jokes and the
brunettes listened politely and giggled.
?After dinner i gave Jeffrey an erotic massage. i
don't remember seeing Bill again on the trip but
i assume Ghislaine ?ew him back.?
According to prison records, when Epstein was
serving his jail term, his visitors included a long-
?Bill must have known about
Jeffrey's girls. There were three
desks in the living area of the
vitla on the covered with
photos of naked girls'
time and highly controversial - Clinton acquaintance, Arnold Prosperi.
'In the final hours of the Ciinton presidency, in January 2001, Prosperi was facing three years in
prison after being convicted of tax fraud. Mr Ctinton commuted his sentence to house arrest.
?Clinton, Prosperi and Epstein make an odd threesome on the face of it,? says a iaw enforcement
Was Prosperi visiting Epstein as some kind of intermediary for Bill?
'Maybe Bill wanted to know if Epstein knew anything that could embarrass him. Or did Bill commute
Prosperi's sentence as some kind of favour
for Epstein??
Virginia disclosed that Mr Clinton?s vice-president Al Gore and his wife. Tipper. were also guests of
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Guests: Virginia says she also met former Vice President Al Gore. pictured right with Mr Clinton
Last summer, the Gores abruptly announced that they were ending their supposedly fairytale
marriage and, just weeks later, it emerged that Mr Gore the famously sanctimonious global-
warming disciple had been accused of trying to force sex on a woman with whom he had booked a
therapeutic massage at an Oregon hotel.
had no clue that anything was up,? Virginia says. ?The Gores seemed like a beautiful couple when I
met them. All I knew was that Mr Gore was a friend of Jeffrey?s and Ghisiaine's. Jeffrey didn?t ask me
to give him a message.
There might have been a couple of other girls there on that trip but could never have imagined this
guy would do anything wrong. was planning to vote for him when I turned 18. i thought he was
awesome.?
Virginia said that yet another American liberal icon, President Obama?s Middle East peace envoy
Senator George Mitchell, frequently visited Epstein?s New York residence.
Mr Mitchell, aged 77 - who previously led America?s Northern Ireland peace initiative ?was very
close to Jeffrey,? Virginia recalled. ?He is very clean-cut. You wouldn?t think of him being part of
Jeffrey?s crew.?
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Epstein's contacts book contains a work and a home telephone number for the senator.
Another acquaintance was Israel defence secretary Ehud Barak, whose spokesman told The Mail
on Sunday: 'Mr Barak did attend several small functions in Mr Epstein?s home in New York that were
usuaily attended by leading businessman, university presidents, Nobel Prize Laureates and
prominent public figures.?
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Epstein's many Hollywood pals include Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons.
?Jeffrey once had me give Matt a foot massage when he was ?ying on the jet with us,? Virginia says.
?He laughed and did drawings of Bart and Homer for my little brother and my dad.
?l also met Naomi Campbell at a birthday party of here on a yacht in the South of France. She is a
friend of Ghislaine's but she was a real bitch to me.
'She was very fake. She turned away from me when we were introduced by Ghislaine and Jeffrey.
?Donald Trump was also a good friend of Jeffreys. He didn?t partake in sex with any of us but he
?irted with me. He'd laugh and tell Jeffrey, ?You?ve got the life."?
Palm Beach Police say Epstein seemed utterly unfazed by the allegations against him when they
began their long and detailed investigation.
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US. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton, frequently visited Epsteings New York residence, Virginia also claims
But he also took his defence very seriously indeed. Epstein engaged his friend, the Hanrard law
professor Alan Dershowitz? whose celebrity clients have included Mike Tyson, Patty Hearst, Claus
von Bulow and OJ. Simpson to run his legal defence.
He also employed a ?rm of private investigators to investigate the backgrounds of the girls.
Detectives painstakingly built a case which they believed showed that Epstein systematically paid
teenage girls to recmit other teenage girls to his sex ring.
However, as the investigation continued, they found that Epstein's team had already spoken to key
witnesses, suggesting that the ?nancier would reward those who helped him.
In addition, Epstein?s defence team agreed to the unusual move of suggesting that the alleged
victims sue Epstein in the civil courts. The result was a plea bargain in which Epstein admitted a
single charge of soliciting an underage girl for prostitution a deal which infuriated many police
officers who worked on the case.
More than 20 of Epstein?s girls are said to have sued him for damages. At least 17 have settled out
of court.
Mr Clinton, Mr Gore and Mr Mitchell were all contacted about their friendship with Epstein but
declined to comment.
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LONDON, March 10, 2011 - Ghislaine Maxwell denies the
various allegations about her
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are all entirely
false.
It is unacceptable that letters sent by Ms Maxwell?s legal
representatives to certain newspapers pointing out the truth
and asking for
the allegations to be withdrawn have simply been ignored.
In the circumstances, Ms Maxwell is now proceeding to take
legal action against those newspapers.
understand newspapers need stories to sell copies. It is
well known that certain newspapers live by the adage, "why
let the truth get
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against me are
abhorrent and entirely untrue and I ask that they stop," said
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Case Document 280 Entered on FLSD Docket 01/02/2015 Page 1 mm
Case No. 08-80736-Civ-MarralJohnson
JANE DOE #1 and JANE DOE #2
v.
UNITED STATES
JANE DOE #3 AND JANE DOE #4?8 CORRECTED MOTION PURSUANT TO RULE 21
COME NOW Jane Doc #3 and Jane Doc #4 (also referred to as ?the new victims?), by and
through undersigned counsel, to ?le this motion pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 21
to join this action, on the condition that they not re-litigate any issues already litigated by Jane
Doc #1 and Jane Doe #2 (also referred to as ?the current victims?). The new victims have
su??ered the same violations of their rights under the Crime Victims? Rights Act (CVRA) as the
current victims. Accordingly, they desire to join in this action to vindicate their rights as well.
Because the new victims will not re-litigate any issues previously litigated by the current victims
(and because they are represented by the same legal counsel as the current victims), the
Government will not be prejudiced if the Court grants the motion. The Court may ?at anytime?
add new parties to the action, Fed. R. Civ. P. 21. Accordingly, the Court should grant the
motion.
1 As minor victims of sexual offenses, Jane Doc #3 and Jane Doc #4 desire to proceed by
way of pseudonym for the same reasons that Jane Doe and Jane Doc #2 proceeded in this
fashion. Counsel for the new victims have made their true identities known to the Government.
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As the Court is aware, more than six years ago, Jane Doc #1 ?led the present action
against the Government, alleging a violation of her rights under the CVRA, 18 U.S.C. 3771.
She alleged that Jeffrey Epstein had sexually abused her and that the United States had
entered into a secret non-prosecution agreement (NPA) regarding those crimes in violation of her
rights. At the ?rst court hearing on the case, the Court allowed Jane Doc #2 to also join the
action. Both Jane Doc #1 and Jane Doc #2 speci?cally argued that the government had failed to
protect their CVRA rights (inter alia) to confer, to reasonable notice, and to be treated with
fairness. In response, the Government argued that the CVRA rights did not apply to Jane Doe #1
and .lane Doc #2 because no federal charges had ever been filed against Jeffrey Epstein.
The Court has ?rmly rejected the United States? position. In a detailed ruling, the Court
concluded that the CVRA extended. rights to Jane Doc #1 and Jane Doc #2 even though federal
charges were never ?led. DE 189. The Court explained that because the NPA barred
prosecution of crimes committed against them by Epstein, they had ?standing? to assert
violations of the CVRA rights. Id. The Court deferred ruling on whether the two victims would
be entitled to relief, pending development of a fuller evidentiary record. Id.
Two other victims, who are in many respects similarly situated to the current victims,
now wish to join this action. The new victims joining at this stage will not cause any delay and
their joinder in this case is the most expeditious manner in which to pursue their rights. Because
the background regarding their abuse is relevant to the Court?s assessment of whether to allow
them to join, their circumstances are recounted here briefly.
Jane Doe #3?5 Circumstances
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As with Jane Doe #1 and Jane Doc Jane Doc #3 was repeatedly sexually abused by
Epstein. The Government then concealed from Jane Doc #3 the existence of its NPA from Jane
Doc in violation of her rights under the CVRA. If allowed to join this action, Jane Doe #3
would prove the following:
In 1999, Jane Doc #3 was approached by Ghislaine Maxwell, one of the main women
whom Epstein used to procure under-aged girls for sexual activities and a primary eo-conspirator
in his sexual abuse and sex traf?cking scheme. In fact, it became known to the government that
Maxwell herself regularly participated in Epstein?s sexual exploitation of minors, including Jane
Doe Maxwell persuaded Jane Doc #3 (who was then ?fteen years old) to come to Epstein?s
mansion in a fashion very similar to the manner in which Epstein and his other co-conspirators
coerced dozens of other children (including Jane Doe #1 and Jane Doc When Jane Doe #3
began giving Epstein a ?massage,? Epstein and Maxwell turned it into a sexual encounter, as
they had done with many other victims. Epstein then became enamored with Jane Doe and
with the assistance of Maxwell converted her into what is commonly referred to as a ?sex slave.?
Epstein kept Jane Doe #3 as his sex slave from about 1999 through 2002, when she managed to
escape to a foreign country and hide out from Epstein and his eo-conspirators for years. From
1999 through 2002, Epstein frequently sexually abused Jane Doc not only in West Palm
Beach, but also in New York, New Mexico, the US. Virgin Islands, in international airspace on
his Epstein?s private planes, and elsewhere.
Epstein also sexually trafficked the then-minor Jane Doe, making her available for sex to
politically-connected and ?nancially-power?il people. Epstein?s purposes in ?lending? Jane Doe
(along with other young girls) to such power?ll people were to ingratiate himself with them for
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business, personal, political, and ?nancial gain, as well as to obtain potential blackmail
information.
One such power?il individual that Epstein forced then?minor Jane Doc #3 to have sexual
relations with was former Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz, a close friend of Epstein?s
and well-known criminal defense attorney. Epstein required Jane Doc #3 to have sexual
relations with Dershowitz on numerous occasions while she was a minor, not only in Florida but
also on private planes, in New York, New Mexico, and the US. Virgin Islands. In addition to
being a participant in the abuse of Jane Doe #3 and other minors, Deshowitz was an eye-witness
to the sexual abuse of many other minors by Epstein and several of Epstein?s co-conspirators.
Dershowitz would later play a signi?cant role in negotiating the NPA on Epstein?s behalf.
Indeed, Dershowitz helped negotiate an agreement that provided immunity from federal
prosecution in the Southern District of Florida not only to Epstein, but also to ?any potential co-
conspirators of Epstein.? NPA at 5. Thus, Dershowitz helped negotiate an agreement with a
provision that provided protection for himself against criminal prosecution in Florida for
sexually abusing Jane Doe Because this broad immunity would have been controversial if
disclosed, Dershowitz (along with other members of Epstein?s defense team) and the
Government tried to keep the immunity provision secret from all of Epstein?s victims and the
general public, even though such secrecy violated the Crime Victims? Rights Act.
Ghislaine Maxwell was another person in Epstein?s inner circle and a co-conspirator in
Epstein?s sexual abuse. She was someone who consequently also appreciated the immunity
granted by the NPA for the crimes she committed in Florida. In addition to participating in the
sexual abuse of Jane Doc #3 and others, Maxwell also took numerous sexually explicit pictures
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of underage girls involved in sexual activities, including Jane Doc She shared these
photographs (which constituted child pornography under applicable federal laws) with Epstein.
The Government is apparently aware of, and in certain instances possesses some of these
photographs.
Perhaps even more important to her role in Epstein?s sexual abuse ring, Maxwell had
direct connections to other powerful individuals with whom she could connect Epstein. For
instance, one such power?ii individual Epstein forced Jane Doe #3 to have sexual relations with
was a member of the British Royal Family, Prince Andrew (a/k/a Duke of York). Jane Doc #3
was forced to have sexual relations with this Prince when she was a minor in three separate
geographical locations: in London (at Ghisiaine Maxwell?s apartment), in New York, and on
Epstein?s private island in the U.S. Virgin islands (in an orgy with numerous other under-aged
girls). Epstein instructed Jane Doe #3 that she was to give the Prince whatever he demanded and
required Jane Doc #3 to report back to him on the details of the sexual abuse. Maxwell
facilitated Prince Andrew?s acts of sexual abuse by acting as a ?madame? for Epstein, thereby
assisting in internationally traf?cking Jane Doc #3 (and numerous other young girls) for sexual
purposes.
Another person in Epstein?s inner circle of friends (who becomes apparent with almost
no investigative effort) is Jean Luc Brunei. Epstein sexually traf?cked Jane Doc #3 to Jean Luc
Brunei many times. Brunei was another of Epstein?s closest friends and a regular traveling
companion, who had many contacts with young girls throughout the world. Brunei has been a
model scout for various modeling agencies for many years and apparently was able to get U.S.
passports for young girls to ?work? as models. He would bring young girls (ranging to ages as
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young as twelve) to the United States for sexual purposes and farm them out to his friends,
especially Epstein. Brunel would offer the girls ?modeling? jobs. Many of the girls came from
poor countries or impoverished backgrounds, and he lured them in with a promise of making
good money. Epstein forced Jane Doc #3 to observe him, Brunel and Maxwell engage in illegal
sexual acts with dozens of underage girls. Epstein also forced Jane Doe #3 to have sex with
Brunel on numerous occasions, at places including Epstein?s mansion in West Palm Beach, Little
St. James Island in the US. Virgin Islands (many including orgies that were comprised of other
underage girls), New York City, New Mexico, Paris, the south of France, and California.
Epstein also traf?cked Jane Doc #3 for sexual purposes to many other powerful men,
including numerous prominent American politicians, power?il business executives, foreign
presidents, a well-known Prime Minister, and other world leaders. Epstein required Jane Doe #3
to describe the events that she had with these men so that he could potentially blackmail them.
The Government was well aware of Jane Doc #3 when it was negotiating the NPA, as it
listed her as a victim in the attachment to the NPA. Moreover, even a rudimentary investigation
of Jane Doe #3?5 relationship to Epstein would have revealed the fact that she had been
traf?cked throughout the United States and internationally for sexual purposes. Nonetheless, the
Government secretly negotiated a non-prosecution agreement with Epstein precluding any
Federal prosecution in the Southern District of Florida of Epstein and his co-conspirators. As
with Jane Doc and Jane Doc the Government concealed the non-prosecution agreement
from Jane Doe #3 all in violation of her rights under the CVRA to avoid Jane Doc #3 from
raising powerful objections to the NPA that would have shed tremendous public light on Epstein
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and other powerful individuals and that would likely have been prevented it from being
concluded in the secretive manner in which it was.
Jane Doe #4?3 Circumstances
If permitted to join this action, Jane Doe #4 would allege, and could prove at trial, that
she has CVRA claims similar to those advanced by Jane Doc #1 and Jane Doc based on the
following:
As with the other Jane Does, Jane Doc #4 was repeatedly sexually abused by Epstein. In
or around the summer of 2002, Jane Doc an economically poor and vulnerable sixteen-year-
old child, was told by another one of Epstein?s underage minor sex abuse victims, that she could
make $300 cash by giving an old man a massage on Palm Beach. An acquaintance of Jane Doc
#4 (also a minor sexual abuse victim of Epstein) telephoned Epstein and scheduled Jane Doe #4
to go to Epstein?s house to give him a massage. During that call, Epstein. himself got on the
phone (a means of interstate communication) with Jane Doe asking her personally to come to
his mansion in Palm Beach.
Jane Doc #4 then went to Epstein?s mansion and was escorted upstairs to Epstein?s large
bathroom by one of Epstein?s assistants. Shortly thereafter Jeffrey Epstein emerged and lay face
down on the table and told Jane Doe #4 to start massaging him. Epstein asked Jane Doc #3 her
age and she told him she had recently turned sixteen. Epstein subsequently committed illegal
sexual acts against Jane Doe #4 on many occasions.
Epstein used a means of interstate communication a cell phone) to arrange for these
sexual encounters. Epstein also frequently travelled in interstate commerce 6.6., on his personal
jet) for purposes of illegally sexually abusing Jane Doc
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The acts Epstein committed against Jane Doc constituted numerous federal sex
o?enses, some of which do not carry a statute of limitations and thus are not time-barred. See 18
U.S.C. 3283. And these offenses were the kinds of offenses that the Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI) and US. Attorney?s Of?ce for the Southern District of Florida were pursuing
in 2007. So far as Jane Doc #4 is aware, the U.S. Attorney?s Of?ce made no serious effort to
locate her. Instead, after identifying approximately forty separate underage sexually abused
victims, and apparently preparing a 53-page federal indictment and with full awareness of the
existence of many victims like Jane Doe #4 unidenti?ed and not interviewed it entered into a
non-prosecution agreement barring prosecution of Epstein?s federal crimes against these victims.
This is contrary to the Government?s normal approach in prosecuting federal sex offenses. It
also violated Jane Doe #4?5 rights under the CVRA, including the fact that she had a
?reasonable" right to confer with the U.S. Attorney?s Of?ce before they entered into an
agreement with a sex offender barring prosecution of him for the crimes he committed against
her. 18 U.S.C. 3771(a)(5).
Jane Doe #3 and Jane Doc #4 now both move to join this action ?led by Jane Doc #1 and
Jane Doc pursuant to Rule 21 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Rule 21 provides that
motion or on its own, the court may at any time, on just terms, add . . . a party.? Rule 21
?grants the court broad discretion to permit a change in the parties at any stage of a litigation?
Ford v. Air Line Pilots Ass ?11 Int?!, 268 F. Supp. 2d 271, 295 (E.D.N.Y. 2003) (internal quotation
omitted). The new victims should be allowed to join the current victims in this action under Rule
21.
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The new victims will establish at trial that the Government violated their CVRA rights in
the same way as it violated the rights of the other victims. The new victims? participation in this
case is important because it appears that the Government intends to raise a factual defense that
somehow it did keep Jane Doc #1 and Jane Doc #2 properly informed of what was happening in
the criminal prosecution. Of course, if four victims all testify consistently that they were not
preperly informed by the Government (as we believe they will), that provides a stronger case for
a CVRA violation.
In addition, Jane Doc #3 and Jane Doe #4?5 participation is relevant to a defense the
Court has allowed the Government to raise. The Court has previously ruled that the victims?
request for rescission of the NPA ?implicates a fact-sensitive equitable defense which must be
considered in the historical factual context of the entire interface between Epstein, the relevant
prosecutorial authorities and the federal offense victims including an assessment of the
allegation of a deliberate conspiracy between Epstein and federal prosecutors to keep the victims
in the dark on the pendency of negotiations between Epstein and federal authorities until well
after the fact and presentation of the non-prosecution agreement to them as a fair accompli.? DE
189 at 12 n.6 (emphasis added). Jane Doe #3?5 and Jane Doe #4?s participation in this case will
help to show what the ?entire interface? was between the Government and the victims and thus
to respond to the Government?s estoppel arguments as well as other defenses that it appears to be
preparing to raise. See, DE 62 (52-page response from the Government to the victim?s
summary judgment motion, raising numerous factually-based and other arguments against the
Victim?s position).
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Jane Doe #3?5 and Jane Doe #4?5 participation is also directly relevant to the discovery
disputes currently pending in this case. The Government has raised various relevancy objections
to the documents that Jane Doc #1 and Jane Doc #2 are attempting to obtain. The current
victims have responded by explaining how these documents are relevant, including explaining
how these documents might bear on the way in which Epstein used his powerful political and
social connections to secure a favorable plea deal, as well as provide proof of the Government?s
motive to deliberately fail to investigate certain aspects of the victims? claims in an effort to
maintain the secrecy of the facts and resolve the case without the victims? knowledge. See,
DE 266 at 6-10. Jane Doc #3 and Jane Doe #4?5 participation will help prove the relevancy of
these requests, as well as the need for those requests.
One clear example is Request for Production No. 8, which seeks documents regarding
Epstein?s lobbying efforts to persuade the Government to give him a more favorable plea
arrangement and/or non-prosecution agreement, including efforts on his behalf by Prince
Andrew and former Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz. Jane Doc #1 and Jane Doc #2
have alleged these materials are needed to prove their allegations that, a?er Epstein signed the
non-prosecution agreement, his performance was delayed while he used his signi?cant social and
political connections to lobby the Justice Department to obtain a more favorable plea deal. See,
6.3., DE 225 at 7-8 (discussing DE 48 at 16-18). Jane Doc #3 has directly person knowledge of
Epstein?s connection with some of these power?il people and thus how Epstein might have used
them to secure favorable treatment.
Adding two new victims to this case will not delay any of the proceedings. They will
simply join in motions that the current victims were going to ?le in any event. For example, the
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new victims will simply join in a single summary judgment motion that the current victims
anticipate ?ling after discovery has been completed.
Nor will adding the new victims prejudice the United States. As the court is aware, this
Court is still in its initial discovery stage. The Court is currently considering whether to reject
the Government?s assertion of privilege over documents regarding the case. See DE 265
(victims? reassertion of objections to the Government privilege claims). The new victims do not
seek any additional discovery beyond that previously sought by the current victims?l
Accordingly, the United States will not be prejudiced or burdened by adding them to this case.
The CVRA does not contain any statute of limitations for ?ling an action to enforce
rights under the statute. Accordingly, were the Court to deny this motion, the result might be
that the new victims would then be forced to ?le a separate suit raising their claims, which would
then possibly proceed on a separate litigation track. Rather than require duplicative litigation,
the Court should simply grant their motion to join.
Jane Doe #1 and Jane Doc #2 support the joinder motion. Counsel for the victims have
discussed this motion with the Government at length in an effort to avoid any need to ?le a
substantive pleading on the issue. Counsel for the victims asked the Government during the
summer for its position on joinder. The Government, however, took the matter under
advisement for months. Ultimately, after several inquiries from victims counsel, the
Government indicated without explanation that it opposes this motion. Counsel for the victims
has requested a meeting with the Government on this issue, which will hopefully occur in
2 Jane Doc #3 and Jane Doc #4 have asked the Government to provide them with the
record of their statements that they provided to the FBI. These FBI 302?s should be only a few
pages long.
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January. In the meantime, however, counsel for the victims believe that it is no longer
appropriate to delay ?ling this motion and accordingly ?le it at this time. Because the
Government is apparently opposing this motion, Jane Doe #3 and Jane Doc #4 have described
the circumstances surrounding their claims so that the Court has appropriate information to rule
on the motion.
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Jane Doc #3 and Jane Doe #4 should be allowed to join this action, pursuant to Rule 21
of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Their joinder should be conditioned on the requirement
that they not re-litigate any issues previously litigated by Jane Doe #1 and Jane Doc A
proposed order to that effect is attached to this pleading.
DATED: January 2. 2015
Respect?illy Submitted,
ls/ Bradley J. Edwards
Bradley J. Edwards
425 North Andrews Avenue, Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
Telephone (954) 524-2820
Facsimile (954) 524-2822
E-mai I: brad@pathtojustice.con1
And
Paul G. Cassell
Pro Hac Vice
SJ. Quinney College of Law at the
University of Utah?
332 S. 1400 E.
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Telephone: 801-585-5202
Facsimile: 801-585-6833
E-Mail: cassellp@law.utah.edu
Attomeysfor Jane Doe #1 and Jane Doe #2
. This daytime business address is provided for identi?cation and correspondence
purposes only and is not intended to imply institutional endorsement by the University of Utah
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I certify that the foregoing document was served on January 2, 2015, on the following using
the Court?s system:
Dexter Lee
A. Marie Villafa?a
500 S. Australian Ave., Suite 400
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
(561) 820-8711
Fax: (561) 820-8777
E-mail: Dexter.Lee@usdoj .gov
E-mail:
Attorneys ?r the Government
Bradley J. Edwards
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CASE
JANE DOE and JANE DOE 2,
Petitioners,
vs.
Respondent.
ORDER DENYING MOTION TO JOIN UNDER RULE 21 AND
MOTION TO AMEND UNDER RULE 15
This cause is before the Court on Jane Doc 3 and Jane Doe 4?s Corrected Motion
Pursuant to Rule 21 for Joinder in Action (?Rule 21 Motion?) (DE 280), and Jane Doe and Jane
Doe 2?s Protective Motion Pursuant to Rule 15 to Amend Their Pleadings to Conform to
Existing Evidence and to Add Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doc 4 as Petitioners (?Rule 15 Motion?) (DE
311). Both motions are ripe for review. For the following reasons, the Court concludes that they
should be denied.
1. Background
This is an action by two unnamed petitioners, Jane Doc 1 and Jane Doc 2, seeking to
prosecute a claim under the Crime Victims? Rights Act (CVRA), 18 U.S.C. 3771. (DE 1).
Generally, they allege that the respondent Government violated their rights under the CVRA by
failing to consult with them before negotiating a non-prosecution agreement with Jeffrey Epstein,
who subjected them to various sexual crimes while they were minors. Petitioners initiated
this action in July 2008.
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On December 30, 2014, two other unnamed victims, Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4, moved
to join as petitioners in this action pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 21. (DE 280).
Petitioners (Jane Doe 1 and Jane Doc 2) support the Rule 21 Motion. at 11). Jane Doc 3 and
Jane Doe 4 argue that they ?have suffered the same violations of their rights under the
as the? Petitioners, and they ?desire to join in this action to vindicate their rights as well.? (Id at
1). The Government vehemently opposes joinder under Rule 21. (DE 290). The Government
argues that Rule 15 is the proper procedural device for adding parties to an action, not Rule 21.
(Li. at 1).
?[O]ut of an abundance of caution,? Petitioners ?led a motion to amend their petition
under Rule 15, conforming the petition to the evidence and adding Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4 as
petitioners. (DE 311 at 2). The Government opposes the Rule 15 Motion as well. (DE 314).
Among other things, the Government argues that amending the petition to include Jane Doc 3
and Jane Doe 4 should be denied because of their undue delay in seeking to join the proceedings,
and the undue prejudice that amendment will cause. (11).
After considering the parties? submissions and the proposed amended petition, the Court
?nds that justice does not require amendment in this instance and exercises its discretion to deny
the amendment.
11. Discussion
?The decision whether to grant leave to amend a complaint is within the sole discretion of
the district court.? Laurie v. Ala. Ct. Crim. Apps, 256 F.3d 1266, 1274 (11th Cir. 2001). ?The
court should freely give leave when justice so requires.? Fed. R. Civ. P. Justice does
not require amendment in several instances, ?includ[ing] undue delay, bad faith, dilatory motive
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on the part of the movant, . . . undue prejudice to the opposing party by virtue of allowance of the
amendment, [and] ?ltility of amendment.? Lairie, 256 F.3d at 1274 (quoting Foman v. Davis,
371 US. 178, 182 (1962)). In addition to considering the effect of amendment on the parties, the
court must consider ?the importance of the amendment on the proper determination of the merits
ofa dispute.? 6 Wright Miller, Fed. Prac. Fed. P. 1488, p. 814 (3d ed. 2010). Justice does
not require amendment where the addition of parties with duplicative claims will not materially
advance the resolution of the litigation on the merits. Herring v. Delta Air Lines, Inc., 894
F.2d 1020, 1024 (9th Cir. 1989).
A. Rule 21 Motion
Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4?s ?rst attempt to join in this proceeding was brought under
Rule 21. (DE 280). ?If parties seek to add a party under Rule 21, courts generally use the
standard of Rule 15, governing amendments to pleadings, to determine whether to allow the
addition.? 12 Wright Miller, Fed. Prac. Fed. R, p. 432 (3d ed. 2013); see also Galustian v.
w, 591 F.3d 724, 729-30 (4th Cir. 2010) (collecting cases and noting that Rule 15(a) applies
to amendments seeking to add parties); Frank v. US. West, Inc., 3 F.3d 1357, 1365 (10th Cir.
1993) motion to add a party is governed by Fed. R. Civ. P. 15(a) . . .
Rule 21, ?Misjoinder and Non-joinder of Parties,? provides the court with a tool for
correcting the ?misjoinder? of parties that would otherwise result in dismissal. Fed. R. Civ. P.
21. Insofar as Rule 21 ?relates to the addition of parties, it is intended to permit the bringing in
of a person, who through inadvertence, mistake or for some other reason, had not been made a
party and whose presence as a party is later found necessary or desirable.? United States v. Com.
Bank of N. Am., 31 F.R.D. 133, 135 (S.D.N.Y. 1962) (internal quotation marks omitted).
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In their Rule 21 Motion, Jane Doc 3 and Jane Doe 4 do not claim that they were omitted
from this proceeding due to any ?inadvertence? or ?mistake? by Petitioners; rather, they seek to
join this proceeding as parties that could have been permissively joined in the original petition
under Rule 20 (?Permissive Joinder of Parties?). As courts generally use the standards of Rule
15 to evaluate such circumstances, the Court will consider the oinder issue as presented in the
Rule 15 Motion.1 The Court will consider the arguments presented in the Rule 21 Motion as if
they are set forth in the Rule 15 Motion as well. Because the arguments are presented in the Rule
15 Motion (and because the Court is denying the Rule 15 Motion on its merits, as discussed
below), the Rule 21 Motion will be denied.
The Court also concludes that portions of the Rule 21 Motion and related
?lings should be stricken from the record. Pending for this Court?s consideration is a Motion
for Limited Intervention ?led by Alan M. Dershowitz, who seeks to intervene to ?strike the
outrageous and impertinent allegations made against him and [to] request[] a show cause order to
the attorneys that have made them.? (DE 282 at 1). The Court has considered Mr. Dershowitz?s
arguments, but it ?nds that his intervention is unnecessary as Federal Rule of Civil Procedure
12(f) empowers the Court ?on its own? to ?strike from a pleading an insuf?cient defense or any
redundant, immaterial, impertinent, or scandalous matter.? Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(f).
Petitioners? Rule 21 Motion consists of relatively little argumentation regarding why the
Court should permit them to join in this action: they argue that (1) they were sexually abused by
1 The Court notes that, regardless of which motion it considers, the same standard
governs the addition of parties under Rule 21 and Rule 15. Goston v. Potter, No. 08-cv-478
FJS ATB, 2010 WL 4774238, at *5 (N.D.N.Y. 2010) (citing Bridgeport Music, Inc. v. Universal
Music Inc., 248 F.R.D. 408, 412 (S.D.N.Y. 2008)).
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Jeffrey Epstein, and (2) the Government violated their CVRA rights by concealing the non-
prosecution agreement with them7-8). However, the bulk of the Rule
21 Motion consists of copious factual details that Jane Doc 3 and Jane Doc 4 ?would prove?
allowed to join this action.? at 3, 7). Speci?cally, Jane Doe 3 proffers that she could prove
the circumstances under which a non-party introduced her to Mr. Epstein, and how Mr. Epstein
sexually traf?cked her to several high-pro?le non-party individuals, ?including numerous
prominent American politicians, power?il business executives, foreign presidents, a well-known
Prime Minister, and other world leaders.? at 3-6). She names several individuals, and she
offers details about the type of sex acts performed and where they took place. (E at 5).2
At this juncture in the proceedings, these lurid details are unnecessary to the
determination of whether Jane Doc 3 and Jane Doe 4 should be permitted to join Petitioners?
claim that the Government violated their rights under the CVRA. The factual details regarding
with whom and where the Jane Does engaged in sexual activities are immaterial and impertinent
to this central claim that they were known victims of Mr. Epstein and the Government owed
them CVRA duties), especially considering that these details involve non-parties who are not
related to the respondent Government. These unnecessary details shall be stricken.
The original Rule 21 Motion (DE 279) shall be stricken in its entirety, as it is wholly
superseded by the ?corrected? version of the Rule 21 Motion (DE 280). From the corrected Rule
21 Motion, the Court shall strike all factual details regarding Jane Doc 3 between the following
sentences: ?The Government then concealed from Jane Doe #3 the existence of its NPA from
2 Jane Doe 4?s proffer is limited to sexual acts between Mr. Epstein and herself. (E DE
280 at 7-8).
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Jane Doe in violation of her rights under the (Q at and ?The Government was
well aware of Jane Doe #3 when it was negotiating the NPA, as it listed her as a victim in the
attachment to the (Q at 6). As none of Jane Doe 4?s factual details relate to non-parties,
the Court ?nds it unnecessary to strike the portion of the Rule 21 Motion related to her
circumstances. Regarding the Declaration in support of Petitioners? response to Mr.
Dershowitz?s motion to intervene (DE 291-1), the Court shall strike paragraphs through 53, and 59, as they contain impertinent details regarding non-parties. Regarding
the Declaration of Jane Doe 3 in support of the Rule 21 Motion (DE 310?1), the Court shall strike
paragraphs 7 through 12, 16, 39, and 49, as they contain impertinent details regarding non-
parties. Jane Doe 3 is free to reassert these factual details through proper evidentiary proof,
should Petitioners demonstrate a good faith basis for believing that such details are pertinent to a
matter presented for the Court?s consideration.
As mentioned, Mr. Dershowitz moves to intervene ?for the limited purposes of moving to
strike the outrageous and impertinent allegations made against him and requesting a show cause
order to the attorneys that have made them.? (DE 282 at 1). As the Court has taken it upon itself
to strike the impertinent factual details from the Rule 21 Motion and related ?lings, the Court
concludes that Mr. Derschowitz?s intervention in this case is unnecessary. Accordingly, his
motion to intervene will be denied as moot.3 Regarding whether a show cause order should
3 This also moots Mr. Dershowitz?s Motion for Leave to File Supplemental Reply in
Support of Motion for Limited Intervention. (DE 317). Denying Mr. Dershowitz?s motion to
intervene also renders moot Petitioners? motion (DE 292) to file a sealed document supporting its
response to Mr. Dershowitz?s motion. It will accordingly be denied as moot, and DE 293 (the
sealed response) will be stricken from the record.
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issue, the Court ?nds that its action of striking the lurid details from Petitioners? submissions is
sanction enough. However, the Court cautions that all counsel are subject to Rule 11?s mandate
that all submissions be presented for a proper purpose and factual contentions have evidentiary
support, Fed. R. Civ. P. ll(b)(l) and (3), and that the Court may, on its own, strike from any
pleading ?any redundant, immaterial, impertinent, or scandalous matter,? Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(f).
B. Rule 15 Motion
Between their two motions (the Rule 21 Motion and Rule 15 Motion), Jane Doe 3 and
Jane Doe 4 assert that ?they desire to join in this action to vindicate their rights [under the
as well.? (DE 280 at 1). Although Petitioners already seek the invalidation of Mr.
Epstein?s non-prosecution agreement on behalf of all ?other similarly-situated victims12, 15, 18-19), Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4 argue that they should be fellow
travelers in this pursuit, lest they ?be forced to file a separate suit raising their claims? resulting
in ?duplicative litigation? (DE 280 at 11). The Court ?nds that justice does not require adding
new parties this late in the proceedings who will raise claims that are admittedly ?duplicative? of
the claims already presented by Petitioners.
The Does? submissions demonstrate that it is entirely unnecessary for Jane Doe 3 and
Jane Doe 4 to proceed as parties in this action, rather than as fact witnesses available to offer
relevant, admissible, and non-cumulative testimony. (See, DE 280 at 2 (Jane Doe 3 and
Jane Doe 4 ?are in many respects similarly situated to the current victims?), 9 (?The new victims
will establish at trial that the Government violated their CVRA rights in the same way as it
violated the rights of the other victims?), 10 (Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4 ?will simply join in
motions that the current victims were going to ?le in any event?), 11 (litigating Jane Doe 3 and
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Jane Doe 4?s claims would be ?duplicative?); DE 298 at 1 n.1 (?As promised . . . Jane Doe No. 3
and Jane Doe No. 4 do not seek to expand the number of pleadings ?led in this case. If allowed
to join this action, they would simply support the pleadings already being ?led by Jane Doe No. 1
and Jane Doe No. DE 311 at 5 n3 four victims (represented by the same legal
counsel) intend to coordinate efforts and avoid duplicative pleadings?), 15 (Jane Doe 3 and Jane
Doe 4 ?challenge the same secret agreement the NPA that the Government executed with
Epstein and then concealed from the victims. This is made clear by the proposed amendment
itself, in which all four victims simply allege the same general As the Does argue at
length in their Rule 15 Motion, Jane Doe 1?s original petition ?speci?cally allege[s] that the
Government was violating not only her rights but the rights of other similarly-situated victims.?
(DE 311 at 2). The Court fails to see why the addition of ?other similarly?situated victims? is
now necessary to ?vindicate their rights as well.? (DE 280 at 1).
Of course, Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4 participate in this litigated effort to vindicate
the rights of similarly situated victims there is no requirement that the evidentiary proof
submitted in this case come only from the named parties. Petitioners point out as much, noting
that, regardless of whether this Court grants the Rule 15 Motion, ?they will call Jane Doe No. 3
as a witness at any trial.? (DE 311 at 17 n7). The necessary ?participation? of Jane Doe 3 and
Jane Doe 4 in this case can be satis?ed by offering their properly supported and w,
admissible, and non-cumulative testimony as needed, whether through testimony at trial
DE 280 at 9) or af?davits submitted to support the relevancy of discovery requests4
4 The non-party Jane Does clearly understand how to submit af?davits. See DEs 291-1,
3 10-1).
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at 10). Petitioners do not contend that Jane Doc 3 and Jane Doe 4?s ?participation in this
case? can only be achieved by listing them as parties.
As it stands under the original petition, the merits of this case will be decided based on a
determination of whether the Government violated the rights of Jane Doe 1, Jane Doc 2, and all
?other similarly situated victims? under the CVRA. Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4 may offer
relevant, admissible, and non-cumulative evidence that advances that determination, but their
participation as listed parties is not necessary in that regard. Herring, 894 F.2d at 1024
(District court did not abuse its discretion by denying amendment where ?addition of more
plaintiffs . . . would not have affected the issues underlying the grant of summary judgment?); c_f
Arthur v. Stern, 2008 WL 2620116, at *7 (SD. Tex. 2008) (Under Rule 15, ?courts have held
that leave to amend to assert a claim already at issue in [another lawsuit] should not be granted if
the same parties are involved, the same substantive claim is raised, and the same relief is
And, as to Jane Doe 4 at least, adding her as a party raises unnecessary questions
about whether she is a proper party to this action.6
Petitioners also admit that amending the petition to conform to the evidence by
including references to the non-prosecution agreement itself is ?unnecessary? as the ?existing
petition is broad enough to cover the developing evidence in this case.? (DE 311). The Court
5 The Court expresses no opinion at this time whether any of the attestations made by
Jane Doe 3 and Jane Doe 4 in support of their motion will be relevant, admissible, and non-
cumulative.
The Government contends that Jane Doe 4 is not a true ?victim? in this case because
she was not known at the time the Government negotiated the non-prosecution agreement, and
accordingly she was not entitled to notification rights under the CVRA. (E DE 290 at 10).
Any ?duplicative? litigation filed by Jane Doe 4 would necessarily raise the issue of whether she
has standing under the CVRA under these circumstances.
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agrees, and it concludes that justice does not require amending the petition this late in the
proceedings.
111. Conclusion
Accordingly, it is hereby ORDERED AND ADJUDGED as follows: the Rule 21 Motion
(DE 280) is the Rule 15 Motion (DE 311) is Intervenor Dershowitz?s
Motion for Limited Intervention (DE 282) and Motion for Leave to File Supplemental Reply in
Support of Motion for Limited Intervention (DE 317) are DENIED AS Petitioners?
Motion to Seal (DE 292) is DENIED AS the following materials are hereby
STRICKEN from the record:
- DE 279, in its entirety.
- DE 280, all sentences between the following sentences:
?The Government then concealed from Jane Doe #3 the
existence of its NPA from Jane Doe in violation of her
rights under the (DE 280 at ?1 ?The
Government was well aware of Jane Doe #3 when it was
negotiating the NPA, as it listed her as a victim in the
attachment 291-1, paragraphs through 53,
and 59.
- DE 310-1, paragraphs 7 through 12293, in its entirety.
DONE AND ORDERED in chambers at West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County,
Florida, this 6th day of April, 2015.
United States District Judge
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bcc:
P.Peachevr?lindependentcouk,
nick.sommerlad@mirror.co.uk,
davidbrown@thetimes.co.uk,
nick.alwav@bbc.co.uk,
To Whom It May Concern,
Please find attached a quotable statement on behalf of Ms Maxwell.
No further communication will be provided by her on this matter.
Thanks for your understanding.
Best
Ross
Ross Gow
ACUITY Reputation
Jane Doe 3 is Virginia Roberts - so not a new individual. The allegations made by Victoria
Roberts against Ghislaine Maxwell are untrue. The original allegations are not new and have
been fully responded to and shown to be untrue.
Each time the storv is re told it changes with new salacious details about public figures and
world leaders and now it is alleged by Ms Roberts that Alan Derschowitz is involved in having
sexual relations with her, which he donles.
Ms Roberts claims are obvious lies and should be treated as such and not publicised as news, as
they are defamatory.
Ghislaine Maxwell's original response to the lies and defamatory claims remains the same.
Maxwell strongly denies allegations of an unsavoury nature, which have appeared in the British
press and elsewhere and reserves her right to seek redress at the repetition of such old
defamatory claims.
Sent from my BlackBerry?? wireless device
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ROSS NEIL SUTHERLAND GOW - 11/18/2016
BENCH DIVISION
Claim No. CR 2016?624
BETWEEN:
Applicant,
and
ROSS GOW,
Respondent.
AND:
Virginia L. Giuffre,
Plaintiff,
v.
Case NO. 15-CV-07433-RWS
Ghislaine Maxwell,
Defendant.
Friday, November 18, 2016
AT: 8:27 a.m.
Taken at:
Essex Chambers 29,
81 Chancery Lane,
London, UK, WC2A 1DD
Court Reporter: Lisa Barrett, Accredited Realwtime
Reporter
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11/18/2016 Page Appearing for the Plaintiff:
401 East Las Olas Boulevard, Suite 1200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 333
25 Old Broad Street
London, UK EC2N 1HQ
Counsel for Defendant, Ghislaine Maxwell:
HADDON, MORGAN and FOREMAN, P.C.
150 East Tenth Avenue
Denver, CO 80203
Counsel for Defendant, Ross Ne
(witness):
PHILIP BARDEN,
30 Finsbury Circus, London
EC2M 7DT, UK
Examiner:
ALLEN DYER,
4 Pump Court
Temple, London, EC4Y 7AN
DX 303 LDE
LLP
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3 ROSS NEIL SUTHERLAND GOW (sworn) lO
4 Examination by Ms. Schultz 10
5 Examination by Ms. Menninger 117
6 Re?examination by Ms. Schultz 119
7
8 I I I
9 No. Description Page
10 1 Consent Order before Master Fontaine 11
11 2 Email from ross@acuityreputation.com to 13
12 Ross@acuity.com, bcc:
13
14 P.Peachy@indepedent.co.uk,
15 Nick.sommerland@mirror.co.uk,
16 david.brown@thetimes.co.uk,
17 Nick.alway@bbc.co.uk,
18
19 dated 2 January 2015,
20 Bates No.
21 3 Email from James Ball to Ross Gow, 3O
22 dated 1 January 2015,
23 Bates No.
24
25
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3 4 Email from Ross Gow to Max, 35
4 cc Brian Basham, dated January 2, 2015,
5 Bates No.
6 5 Email from ross@acuityreputation.com, 37
7 to Max, sent Friday, January 2, 2015,
8 Fw: The Times David Brown, Bates No.
9
10 6 Email from ross@acuityreputation.com 38
11 to Max, sent Friday, January 2,
12 2015, Subject: Agreed copy,
13 Bates Nos.
14 7 Email from ross@acuityreputation.com 40
15 to Max, sent Friday, January 2,
16 2015, Subject: Re: Agreed copy,
17 Bates No.
18 8 Email from ross@acuityreputation.com 42
19 dated Friday, January 2, 2015,
20 To: Max, Bates No.
21 9 Email from ross@acuityreputation.com, 44
22 dated 2 January 2015, To: Max
23 gmax1@ellmax.com, Cc: Philip
24 IBarden,
25 Bates Nos.
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3 10 Email from gmax1@ellmax.com, sent: 50
4 Saturday January 10, 2015,
5 To Philip Barden; Ross Gow,
6 Bates
7 11 Email chain, latest in time from 54
8 Maxwell to Jep, sent
9 Sunday, January 11, 2015, Bates Nos.
10
11 12 Email chain, latest in time from 60
12 Jeffrey jeevacation@gmail.com,
13 dated Sunday, January 11, 2015,
14 7:15 to Maxwell, Bates
15 Nos.
16 13 Email chain, latest in time from 65
17 Jeffrey jeevacation@gmail.com,
'18 sent Wednesday, January 21, 2015
19 4:47 p.m. To: Maxwell, Bates
20 NOS.
21
22
23
24
25
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3 14 Email chain, latest in time from 68
4 Nick Sommerlad, dated 2 January 2015,
5 21:45, To ross@acuityreputation.com
6 Bates Nos. 000004, one page
7 15 Email from Ross Gow dated Saturday, 71
8 3 January 2015, To David Mercer, Bates Nos.
9
10 16 Email string from Ross Gow to Max; 73
11 Philip Barden, dated Tues,
12 February 24, 2015, Bates Nos.
13 one page
14 17 Email from MaxWell to Ross Gow, 75
15 dated Thurs February 26, 2015,
16 Bates Nos.
17 18 Email from Ross Gow to Maxwell, 77
18 dated Thursday, February 26, 2015,
19 Bates NOS.
20 19 Email from Ross Gow to Max; 78
21 Philip Barden, dated Wednesday,
22 April 8, 2015, Bates Nos.
23
24
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5 Philip Barden, dated Wednesday,
6 May 6, 2015, Bates Nos.
7 21 Email chain, latest in time from 81
8 Ross Gow to Maxwell; Philip Barden,
9 dated Wednesday, May 6, 2015, Bates Nos.
10
11 22 Email from Ross Gow to Scott Adam, 82
12 dated Wednesday, May 6, 2015,
13 Bates No.
14 23 Website print out Bates No. 82
15 GUIFFRE008453
16 24 Website printout, Bates Nos. 93
17 two pages
18 25 Email from Ross Gow to Max, 100
19 Philip Barden, Bates Nos.
2O 26 Website screenshot printout of 109
21 Acuity Reputation two pages
22
23
24
25
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2 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: Here begins video card
3 number 1, volume I, in the video deposition of Ross Gow.
4 This is taken in the matter of Virgina Guiffre
5 and Ross Gow. This is being heard in the High Court of
6 Justice, Queen's Bench Division, Senior Master, claim
7 number
,8 Today's date is November 18, 2016. The time on
9 the video screen is 08:26 local time in London.
10 The video operator today is Phillip Hill from
11 DTI Court Reporting Solutions.
12 The court reporter is Lisa Barrett from DTI
13 Court Reporting Solutions.
14 This video deposition is taking place at the
15 Essex Chambers in London.
16 I will now hand over the proceedings to the
17 Examiner. Thank you, sir.
18 MR. DYER: Would counsel or lawyers present,
19 please identify themselves for the record, first?
20 MS. SCHULTZ: I'm Meredith Schultz from Boise
21 Schiller and Flexner LLP, appearing for the Plaintiff,
22 Ms. Virginia Guiffre. With me is my colleague, David
23 Turner, also from Boies, Schiller and Flexner LLP.
24 MS. MENNINGER: I'm Laura Menninger from
25 Haddon, Morgan and Foreman on behalf of Ghislaine'
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MR. DYER: I think questions of payment do not
fall within the sc0pe.
BY MS. SCHULTZ:
Q. Okay. Are you currently retained by Ms.
Maxwell for professional services.
A. If I could go back to my previous answer, Ms.
Maxwell is a project client, and it's on a day rate. If
so, for the sake of argument between 2nd of
January 2015 and the 1st of February 2016 we were quite
busy answering these incoming calls, so there was quite a
lot of work at that point in time. Recently there's been
no work. There's been no need because the press activity
has died down, our function is somewhat redundant.
Q. Can you estimate the last time that you worked
on this account at your day rate?
A. It would have been in 2015. Probably April,
May, something like that. No invoices, no no payment
in 2016 from my recollection.
BY MS. SCHULTZ:
0. Mr. Gow, I'm going to hand you another
document.
(Exhibit 3 was marked for identification.)
MS. SCHULTZ: Point of procedure: I have only
three copies of these documents for each of the
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remaining,
I've marked as Exhibit 3 Do you
recognize this email?
A. I do.
Q. Did you receive this email?
A. I did, on the on New Year's Day 2015.
Q. Did you contact Ms. Maxwell after receiving
this email?
A. I did.
Q. Did you make any response to Mr. Ball in any
form?
A. I did.
Q. Can you tell me what you w~ what response you
made?
A. Well, the response to Mr. Ball was part of a
series of responses having spoken to my client within 24
hours or so, we got back to Mr. Ball with an agreed
statement which went out to a number of media.
Q. When you say "agreed statement" can you tell me
more about what you mean? Who agreed to the statement?
A. I need to give you some context, if I may,
about that statement.
So, this is on New Yearls Day. I was
in France so the email time here of 21:46, in French
time was 22:46, and I was getting up early the next
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France to England, which is a 14?hour journey, door to
door. So on the morning of the 2nd of January,
bearing in mind that Ms. Maxwell, I think was in New
York then, she was five hours behind, so there was
quite a lot of, sort of time difference between the
various countries here, I sent her an email, I
believe, saying parsing this forwarding this
email to her saying "How do you wish to proceed?" And
then I was on the telephone a? I had two telephones in
the car, I received in excess of 30 phone calls from
various media outlets on the 2nd of January, all
asking for information about how Ms. Maxwell was
looking to respond to the latest court filings, which
were filed on the 30th of December as I understand.
And by close towards close of play
on the 2nd, I received an email forwarded by
Ms. Maxwell, containing a draft statement which my
understanding was the majority of which had been
drafted by Mr. Barden with a header along the lines of
"This is the agreed statement." At close of play on
the 2nd.
So I I was I had gone under the
Channel Tunnel and I was sitting on the other side and
that email, which my understanding was that it had
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various other UK newspapers.
Q. Mr. Gow, when you say "end of play" and "close
of play," are you referring to sending the email that's
Exhibit 2?
A. Yes, I am.
MR. DYER: My understanding is that it went to
people other than those listed?
THE WITNESS: Yes, that is
MR. DYER: Just a sample.
THE WITNESS: That is a sample. Everyone who
effectively well, the detail on this, I was driving,
so my eldest son in the back had my BlackBerry and was
trying to capture it was a pretty chaotic day.
Most people in the UK were on holiday. In fact,
it was a holiday weekend, our office was closed, my PA was
on holiday, so my son was basically doing an internship in
the back of the car, downloading the names of the callers
from various media outlets and so we had a list of
those so when I got to the car park, at the end of the
Eurotunnel thing in the UK, I had numerous names, so the
email went out to a wide range of people.
But the 30 or so calls I had is an aggregate
number, so there might have been five calls from the BBC
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an aggregate number.
BY MS. SCHULTZ:
Q. Okay. Looking again at Exhibit 2, could you
please review the individuals or email addresses of
the -- listed in the "To" and "bcc" portion?
A. Yep.
Q. Did you send this written statement to any
other individuals or entities who are not listed in that
portion?
A. Within f? within 24 hours of this, yes, a wider
range of people, definitely.
This was the initial these are the
most pressing ones, who said they were going to write
a story whether they had if I could just explain a
bit more context again in the world of PR. When you
are in the field you're engaged and you?ve just
you?ve got to prioritize who you spoke to and whoever
shouts the loudest usually gets responded to first.
So the reason there are two BBC people
there for instance, is there's BBC broadcast radio,
and BBC TV, and they were coming at from different
angles for different stories, but there was a certain
sense of urgency and immediacy. So the half a dozen
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day or or thereabouts, but for instance we also
spoke to the Daily Express. I can't remember the name
of the gentleman there, or the lady, but I remember
that was early the next morning when we got on to
other channels.
Q. So you sent this statement to additional
individuals on January 3rd?
A. Not just on January 3rd. I mean, as we had an
agreed statement there, and I do recall there is a typo
in this which is "Virginia" and "Victoria" there was a
transposition there. So the original email went out with
the typo because that was taken from the the statement
that I believe Mr. Barden was broadly the architect of,
but forwarded by Ms. Maxwell. So I just I took that
as a verbatim statement and sent it out. I re?read it in
the calm light of day the next morning. There was at
least one typo in it so I changed that and reached out,
again, to these people, updating the typo and sent it out
to additional people.
BY MS. SCHULTZ:
Q. Mr. Gow, I?m going to hand you another
document. I'm going to mark this as Exhibit 4.
(Exhibit 4 was marked for identification.)
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had existing authorization to make statements on
Ms. Maxwell?s behalf due to the reauthorization
letter; is that correct?
A. I believe that from the 2nd of January 2015,
I had an ongoing re?established authority to represent
her, within the parameters of the 2011, 2015 press
releases, there or thereabouts.
MS. SCHULTZ: Mr. Dyer, I have no further
questions.
MR. DYER: Thank you. That concludes your
deposition.
THE WITNESS: Thank you, sir.
MR. DYER: Thank you very much.
THE VIDEOGRAPHER: Going off the record, the
time is 11:39. End of video card number 3, volume I, and
end of the video deposition of Ross Gow.
(Whereupon, the deposition concluded at 11:39
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I, ROSS NEIL SUTHERLAND GOW, hereby certify that I
have read the foregoing pages, numbered 1 through 122
of my deposition of testimony taken in these
proceedings on this 18th day of November, 2016 and
with the exception of the changes listed on the next.
page and/or corrections, if any, find them to be
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I, ALLEN DYER, of 4 Pump Court
Temple, London, EC4Y 7AN DX 303 LDE have been
appointed as Examiner herein pursuant to an Order of
Master Fontaine dated 29 September 2016. It has been
agreed by all parties herein that the evidence of the
witness, ROSS NEIL SUTHERLAND GOW, should be taken
down in shorthand and that the transcript of the said
nOtes of evidence should be deemed to be the
deposition of the said witness.
I certify that, the oath having been duly
administered, the witness has been examined pursuant
to the said order. The pages of transcript annexed
hereto were furnished to me by DTI, Lisa Barrett,
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10CERTIFICATE OF DEPONENT
I, Ross Neil Sutherland Gow, hereby certify that I
have read the foregoing pages, numbered 1 through 122,
of my video deposition of testimony taken in these
proceedings on this 18th day of November, 2016 and,
with the exception of the changes listed on the next
page and/or corrections, if any, find them to be a
true and accurate transcription thereof.
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I, Lisa M. Barrett, an Accredited Real?time Reporter,
hereby certify that the testimony of the witness Ross
Neil Sutherland Gow in the foregoing transcript,
numbered pages 1 through 122, taken on this 18th day
of November, 2016 was recorded by me in machine
shorthand and was thereafter transcribed by me; and
that the foregoing transcript is a true and accurate
verbatim record of the said testimony.
I further certify that I am not a relative, employee,
counsel or financially involved with any of the
parties to the within cause, nor am I an employee or
relative of any counsel for the parties, nor am I, in
any way, interested in the outcome of the within
cause .
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Forwarded message
Finn: James Ball <james.bnll@lhegmrdian.com>
Dear Ross.
I'm writing Io you as you have in the past represented Gbislaine Maxwell. As you are no doubt aware.
fresh allegations have been levelled against Ms Maxwell in new US coun ?lings made in Florida on 30
December. which some outlets lave already been reponed.
I would urgently see]: any comment on behalf of your client. or noti?cation of her new lepresentan'nn if
you no longer act for her.
Many thanks for your help.
James
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Cc: Brian Basham
Hi (ihislainc
James Ball, investigative reporter for The Guardian, who reports on US stories, has made contact, as per below.
Please advise how you wish to handle this. I am driving all day today, but can be contacted on +44 (0) 7778 755
25l
Best
Ross
Forwarded message
Dear Ross.
?hislaine Maxwell. As you are no doubt aware, fresh
'n new US court iilings made in Florida on 30 December,
I'm writing to you as you have in the past
allegations have been levelled against
which some outlets have alread be
I would urgently seek an
longer act for her.
Many thanks for your help,
James
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PLAINTIFF’S RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO DEFENDANT’S SECOND
REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION AND DEFENDANT’S INTERROGATORIES,
PLAINTIFF’S ANSWERS TO DEFENDANT’S REQUESTS FOR ADMISSION
Pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 26, 33, 34, Plaintiff hereby serves her
responses and objections to Defendant’s Second Set of Discovery Requests and serves her
Answers to Defendant’s Requests for Admission.
Defendant’s Discovery Requests violate Rule 33, Fed. R. Civ. P., which provides “a party
may serve on any other party no more than 25 interrogatories, including all discrete subparts” –
in that Defendant has served a total of 59 interrogatories in this case, including subparts, in
violation of Rule 33.
Ms. Giuffre objects to Defendant’s Second Set of Discovery Requests to the extent they
seek information that is protected by any applicable privilege, including but not limited to,
attorney client privilege, work product privilege, joint defense privilege, public interest privilege,
and any other applicable privilege.
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on hundreds (if not thousands) of matters, and collectively have well over 100 years of combined
practice experience. Accordingly, a request that each of these attorneys list all communications
with the media is facially overbroad.
Additionally, Ms. Giuffre objects to this Interrogatory because a response would cause
Ms. Giuffre the incredible and undue burden of having to catalogue literally hundreds of
communications that she has already produced in this case.
Moreover, Ms. Giuffre objects because this interrogatory calls for the production of
documents that are irrelevant to this action and not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery
of admissible evidence. Communications with the media regarding cases that bear no relation to
the subject matter of this case, from decades in the past, are facially invalid and not calculated to
lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.
Ms. Giuffre additionally objects to the extent that this interrogatory seeks the
communications of her attorneys, any author, reporter, correspondent, columnist, writer,
commentator, investigative journalist, photojournalist, newspaper person, freelance reporter,
stringer, or any other employee of any media organization or independent consultant as such
interrogatory is overly broad and unduly burdensome. Furthermore, Ms. Giuffre is not obligated
to produce anything currently in the possession of Defendant Maxwell or her attorneys.
Notwithstanding such objections, Ms. Giuffre has already produced her responsive
communications, which are found in documents Bates labelled GIUFFRE000001 to
GIUFFRE007566.
6.
Identify any “false statements” attributed to Ghislaine Maxwell which were
“published globally, including within the Southern District of New York” as You contend in
paragraph 9 of Count I of Your Complaint, including:
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a. the exact false statement;
b. the date of its publication;
c. the publishing entity and title of any publication containing the purportedly false
statement;
d. the URL or internet address for any internet version of such publication; and the
nature of the publication, whether in print, internet, broadcast or some other form of
media.
Response to Interrogatory No. 6:
Ms. Giuffre objects because the information interrogatory above is in the possession of
Defendant who has failed to comply with her production obligations in this matter, and has failed
to comply with her production obligations with this very subject matter. See Document Request
No. 17 from Ms. Giuffre’s Second Request for Production of Documents to Defendant Ghislaine
Maxwell.1 Maxwell has not produced all “URL or Internet addresses for any internet version of
such publication” that she directed her agent, Ross Gow, to send.
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Request No. 17 stated: Produce all documents concerning any statement made by You or on
Your behalf to the press or any other group or individual, including draft statements, concerning
Ms. Giuffre, by You, Ross Gow, or any other individual, from 2005 to the present, including the
dates of any publications, and if published online, the Uniform Resource Identifier (URL)
address. In response, Defendant stated: “Ms. Maxwell objects to this Request on the grounds that
it is cumulative and duplicative. Ms. Maxwell also objects to this Request to the extent it calls
for information that exists within the public domain, the internet or in public court records and
which are equally available to both parties and can be obtained from some other source that is
more convenient, less burdensome, and less expensive. Ms. Maxwell further objects to this
Request to the extent it seeks documents or information protected by the attorney/client
privilege, the work-product doctrine, or any other applicable privilege. Ms. Maxwell is not
producing documents that are available in the public domain. Ms. Maxwell has been unable to
locate any additional documents responsive to this Request.”
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Ms. Giuffre further objects because the information requested above is in the possession
of Defendant’s agent, who caused the false statements to be issued to various media outlets. Ms.
Giuffre has not had the opportunity to depose Maxwell’s agent Ross Gow; therefore, this answer
remains incomplete. Consequently, Ms. Giuffre reserves the right to modify and/or supplement
her responses, as information is largely in the possession of the Defendant and her agent.
Ms. Giuffre objects to this interrogatory in that it violates Rule 33 as its subparts, in
combination with the other interrogatories, exceed the allowable twenty-five interrogatories. Ms.
Giuffre objects to this request because it is in the public domain. Ms. Giuffre also objects in that
it seeks information protected by the attorney-client/work product privilege, and any other
applicable privilege stated in the General Objections.
Notwithstanding such objections, Ms. Giuffre has already produced documents
responsive to this request; Bates labelled GIUFFRE000001 to GIUFFRE007566, and
supplements such responsive documents with the following list of publications. While the
identification of an exhaustive responsive list would be unduly burdensome, in an effort to make
a good faith effort towards compliance, Ms. Giuffre provides the following examples, which are
incomplete based on the aforementioned reasons:
Date
Nature
Januar
Internet
y 2,
2015
Publishi
ng
Entity
Ross
Gow
Statement/URL
Jane Doe 3 is Virginia Roberts - so not a new individual. The allegations made by
Victoria Roberts against Ghislaine Maxwell are untrue. The original allegations are
not new and have been fully responded to and shown to be untrue.
Each time the story is re told it changes with new salacious details about public
figures and world leaders and now it is alleged by Ms. Roberts that Alan
Dershowitz is involved in having sexual relations with her, which he denies.
Ms. Roberts’s claims are obvious lies and should be treated as such and not
publicized as news, as they are defamatory.
Ghislaine Maxwell's original response to the lies and defamatory claims remains the
same. Maxwell strongly denies allegations of an unsavoury nature, which have
appeared in the British press and elsewhere and reserves her right to seek redress at
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Januar
the repetition of such old defamatory claims.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/theroyalfamily/11323872/PrinceAndrew-denies-having-relations-with-sex-slave-girl.html
Internet
Telegrap
h
Internet
Express
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/550085/Ghislaine-Maxwell-Jeffrey-Epsteinnot-madam-paedophile-Florida-court-case-Prince-Andrew
Internet
Daily
Mail
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2895366/Prince-Andrew-lobbiedgovernment-easy-Jeffrey-Epstein-Palace-denies-claims-royal-tried-use-influencehelp-billionaire-paedophile-2008-police-probe html
Internet
Huffingt
on Post
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/01/03/duke-of-york-sex-abuseclaims_n_6409508 html
Internet
Jewish
News
Online
http://www.jewishnews.co.uk/dershowitz-nothing-prince-andrews-sex-scandal/
Internet
Bolton
News
http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/national/11700192.Palace_denies_Andrew_s
ex_case_claim/
Januar
Internet
y 5,
/
NY
Daily
News
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/alleged-madame-accused-supplyingprince-andrew-article-1.2065505
2015
Broadca
AOL UK
http://www.aol.co.uk/video/ghislaine-maxwell-declines-to-comment-on-princeandrew-allegations-518587500/
y 3,
2015
Januar
y 4,
2015
Januar
y 3,
2015
Januar
y 3,
2015
Januar
y 4,
2015
Januar
y 2,
2015
st
Januar
Internet
y 5,
/
2015
Broadca
st
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Respectfully Submitted,
By: /s/ Sigrid McCawley
Sigrid McCawley (Pro Hac Vice)
Meredith Schultz (Pro Hac Vice)
Boies Schiller & Flexner LLP
401 E. Las Olas Blvd., Suite 1200
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301
Telephone: (954) 356-0011
David Boies
Boies Schiller & Flexner LLP
333 Main Street
Armonk, NY 10504
Bradley J. Edwards (Pro Hac Vice)
425 North Andrews Avenue, Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
Telephone: (954) 524-2820
Paul G. Cassell (Pro Hac Vice)
S.J. Quinney College of Law
University of Utah
383 University St.
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Telephone: (801) 585-5202
I HEREBY CERTIFY that on July 1, 2016, I electronically sent the foregoing document
to the counsel below via e-mail.
Laura A. Menninger, Esq.
Jeffrey Pagliuca, Esq.
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80203
Tel: (303) 831-7364
Fax: (303) 832-2628
Email: lmenninger@hmflaw.com
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EXHIBIT I
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United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Virginia L. Giuffre,
Plaintiff, Case No.:
v.
Ghislaine Maxwell,
Defendant.
DEF INTERROGATORIES 6, 12 and 13
Pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 26, 33, 34, Plaintiff hereby serves her
supplemental responses to Defendant?s Interrogatories 6, 12 and 13.
OBJECTION
Plaintiff maintains and hereby incorporates by reference all applicable objections,
including both general objections and speci?c objections to individual interrogatories, in her
prior responses and objections served on Defendant in these supplemental responses.
Defendant?s Discovery Requests violate Rule 33, Fed. R. Civ. P., which provides ?a party
may serve on any other party no more than 25 interrogatories, including all discrete subparts?
in that Defendant has served a total of 59 interrogatories in this case, including subparts, in
violation of Rule 33.
Ms. Giuffre objects to Defendant?s Discovery Requests to the extent they seek
information that is protected by any applicable privilege, including but not limited to, attorney
client privilege, work product privilege, and any other applicable privilege.
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Jane Doe No. 102 v. Jeffrey Epstein, Case No. 09-80656-ClV-Marra/Johnson (Southern District of
Florida). Accordingly, due to the undue burden of individually logging responsive, privileged
documents related to Defendant?s overly-broad requests, Plaintiff has employed categorical logging
of such privileged responsive documents pursuant to Local Civil Rule
Ms. Giuffre objects to the requests in that they seek to invade her privacy for the sole purpose
of harassing and intimidating Ms. Giuffre who was a minor victim of sexual traf?cking.
Ms. Giuffre objects to the requests to the extent they are overly broad and unduly
burdensome.
Ms. Giuffre?s responses to Defendant?s Second Set of Discovery Requests are being
made after reasonable inquiry into the relevant facts, and are based only upon the information
and documentation that is presently known to her. Ms. Giuffre reserves the right to modify
and/or supplement her responses. Ms. Giuffre has produced documents and information in
response to these Requests.
Ms. Giuffre incorporates her above-listed general objections in the responses herein.
6. Identify any ?false statements? attributed to Ghislaine Maxwell which were
?published globally, including within the Southern District of New York? as You contend in
paragraph 9 of Court 1 of Your Complaint, including:
a. the exact false statement;
b. the date of its publication;
0. the publishing entity and title of any publication containing the purportedly false
statement;
(1. the URL or intemet address for any internet version of such publication; and
e. the nature of the publication, whether in print, intemet, broadcast or some other
form of media.
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In addition to her previous response, Ms. Giuffre supplements the response to include:
January 8, 2015 Internet The
Sun
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12. Identify any Health Care Provider from whom You received any treatment for any
physical, mental or emotional condition, including addiction to alcohol, prescription or illegal
drugs, that You suffered from subsequent to the Alleged Defamation by Ghislainc Maxwell,
including:
a. the Health Care Provider?s name, address, and telephone number;
b. the type of consultation, examination, or treatment provided;
c. the dates You received consultation, examination, or treatment;
d. whether such treatment was on an in?paticnt or out-patient basis;
e. the medical expenses to date;
f. whether health insurance or some other person or organization or entity has paid
for the medical expenses; and
g. for each such Health Care Provider, please execute the medical and mental health
records release attached hereto as Exhibit A.
Supplemental Response to Interrogatorv No. 12:
Ms. Giuffre objects to this interrogatory in that it is overbroad and not limited in scope to
the medical information relating to the abuse she suffered from Defendant and Jeffrey Epstein.
Pursuant to the Rules, if requested documents are not yielded in a ?reasonable inquiry,? Ms.
Giuffre is not obligated to expend all of her time and resources on a quest to gather medical ?les that
are unknown to her or unaccessable alter reasonable inquiry. See, e. Manessis v. New York City
Dep't 0fTrar1sp., No. 02 359SASDF, 2002 WL 31 1 15032, at *2 (S.D.N.Y. Sept. 24, 2002)
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Declaration of Philip Barden
I, Philip Barden, declare as follows:
1. I am a Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England & Wales based in London, England.
2. I am submitting this Declaration in support of Ghislaine Maxwell’s motion for
summary judgment in this action.
3. I am not authorised to and do not waive Ms. Maxwell’s attorney-client privilege.
4. I have represented Ms. Maxwell since 2011 regarding the allegations made by
Plaintiff Virginia Giuffre and as published in the United Kingdom. I continue to be retained in
this regard. I am familiar generally with the subject matter of this action.
5. I first represented Ms. Maxwell in this matter over the weekend of 5th and 6th March
2011, about the time when various UK national newspapers, in hard copy and on line, published
numerous and provocative allegations made by the Plaintiff Virginia Giuffre against
Ms. Maxwell. The articles by Sharon Churcher were among those published in this time frame.
6. I instructed British press agent Ross Gow to assist me in representing Ms. Maxwell.
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7. I caused to be prepared a statement to respond to the articles that appeared in the
British Press over the weekend—March 5 and 6, 2011, and thereafter. I directed Mr. Gow to
distribute the statements to various media outlets that had published articles.
8. On December 30, 2014, Ms. Giuffre made numerous salacious and improper
allegations against Ms. Maxwell in a joinder motion publicly filed in a civil case involving
Jeffrey Epstein. Shortly afterward, the British media gained access to the motion and began
inquiring about Ms. Maxwell’s response.
9. I continued to represent Ms. Maxwell at that time and I coordinated the response to
the media. I again instructed Mr. Gow to assist me.
10. In liaison with Mr. Gow and my client, on January 2, 2015, I prepared a further
statement denying the allegations, and I instructed Mr. Gow to transmit it via email to members
of the British media who had made inquiry about plaintiff’s allegations about Ms. Maxwell.
Attached as Exhibit A1 is an email containing a true and correct copy of this statement. The
statement was issued on my authority. Although it is possible others suggested or contributed
content, I prepared the vast majority of the statement and ultimately approved and adopted all of
the statement as my work.
11. As is evident from the timing and the typographical errors in the statement,
I prepared the statement in haste. I was not in the office on 2nd January 2015 as it was the Friday
immediately after New Years day which is a public holiday. Most people took 2nd January off
and many business closed that day. I don’t now recall where I was that day but I was hard to
reach and that indicates I was out with my family. I therefore would have prepared the statement
in a hurry. I recall that I wanted to get a statement out as a matter of urgency.
12. I recall that immediately after Ms. Giuffre’s motion was filed, media representatives
began contacting Mr. Gow and requesting Ms. Maxwell’s response to Ms. Giuffre’s allegations
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of criminal and other misconduct by Ms. Maxwell. I believed an immediate response was
imperative, even though this was happening in the midst of the holidays in the United Kingdom.
My communications with Mr. Gow and with Ms. Maxwell were sporadic, delayed and hurried
because of my and their own holiday schedules. I worked while on vacation and on Friday,
January 2, 2015, to ensure that the statement was issued as soon as possible after receiving the
media inquiries.
13. I did not ask Ms. Maxwell to respond point by point to Ms. Giuffre’s factual
allegations in the CVRA joinder motion. What we needed to do was issue an immediate denial
and that necessarily had to be short and to the point. It should have been obvious to the media
that Ms. Giuffre’s new and significantly more salacious allegations had no credibility because
they differed so substantially from her previous allegations, when she had the opportunity and
incentive to disclose all relevant facts about being a victim of alleged sexual abuse and sex
trafficking at the hands of the rich and powerful. I prepared the January 2015 statement based on
my knowledge of Ms. Giuffre’s past statements and her most recent statements in the joinder
motion, and made the point to the media-recipients that she and her new statements, which
differed so substantially from her former ones, were not credible—specifically, that the new
allegations were patently false—i.e., “obvious lies.”
14. By way of example I recall that prior to the December 2014 filing of the joinder
motion and the subsequent press reports that Ms. Guiffre clearly stated she had not had sex with
Prince Andrew. Yet in her joinder motion she claimed she did have sex with Prince Andrew and
that the sex occurred in what can only be described as a very small bathtub, too small for a man
of Prince Andrew’s size to enjoy a bath in let alone sex. So as of December 2014 it was clear
Ms. Guiffre had made polar opposite statements. She was either lying when she said they did not
have sex or when she said they did. I made the inescapable inference that she is a liar, as clearly
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she is, since both statements cannot as a matter of fact be true. When someone says she did not
have sex and then says she did, in other words, there is an obvious lie.
15. I did not intend the January 2015 statement as a traditional press release solely to
disseminate information to the media. This is why I intentionally did not request that Mr. Gow or
any other public relations specialist prepare or participate in preparing the statement. Instead,
Mr. Gow served as my conduit to the media representatives who had requested a response to the
joinder motion allegations and who I believed might republish those allegations.
16. My purpose in preparing and causing the statement to be disseminated to those
media representatives was twofold. First, I wanted to mitigate the harm to Ms. Maxwell’s
reputation from the press’s republication of plaintiff’s false allegations. I believed these ends
could be accomplished by suggesting to the media that, among other things, they should subject
plaintiff’s allegations to inquiry and scrutiny. For example, I noted that plaintiff’s allegations
changed dramatically over time, suggesting that they are “obvious lies” and therefore should not
be “publicised as news.”
17. Second, I intended the January 2015 statement to be “a shot across the bow” of the
media, which I believed had been unduly eager to publish plaintiff’s allegations without
conducting any inquiry of their own. This was the purpose of repeatedly stating that plaintiff’s
allegations were “defamatory.” In this sense, the statement was very much intended as a cease
and desist letter to the media-recipients, letting the media-recipients understand the seriousness
with which Ms. Maxwell considered the publication of plaintiff’s obviously false allegations and
the legal indefensibility of their own conduct.
18. It is important to understand that any story involving a member of the Royal Family,
especially a senior member such as Prince Andrew, gains huge media attention in the UK and a
story alleging he had a sex with the Plaintiff caused a feeding frenzy for the press. I wanted the
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press to stop and think before publishing, to cease and desist, and that if they continued then they
faced higher damages for ignoring my clear warning.
19. Consistent with those two purposes, Mr. Gow’s emails prefaced the statement with
the following language: “Please find attached a quotable statement on behalf of Ms Maxwell”
(italics supplied). The statement was intended to be a single, one-time-only, comprehensive
response—quoted in full, if it was to be used—to plaintiff’s December 30, 2014, allegations that
would give the media Ms. Maxwell’s response. The purpose of the prefatory statement was to
inform the media-recipients of this intent.
20. Selective and partial quotation and use of the statement would disserve my purposes.
It was intended to address Plaintiff’s behavior and allegations against Ms. Maxwell on a broad
scale, that is to say, Plaintiff’s history of making false allegations and innuendo to the media
against Ms. Maxwell. This is why the statement references Plaintiff’s “original allegations” and
points out that her story “changes”—i.e. is embellished—over time including the allegations
“now” that Professor Dershowitz allegedly had sexual relations with her. This is why I
distinguished in the statement between Plaintiff’s “original” allegations and her “new,” joindermotion allegations, which differed substantially from the original allegations. And this is why I
wrote, “Each time the story is re told [sic] it changes with new salacious details about public
figures and world leaders and now it is alleged by [Plaintiff] that Alan Derschowitz [sic] is
involved in having sexual relations with her, which he denies.” (Emphasis supplied.) Having
established the dramatic difference between Plaintiff’s two sets of allegations, which suggested
she was fabricating more and more-salacious allegations as she had more time to manufacture
them, I added the third paragraph: “[Ms. Giuffre’s] claims are obvious lies and should be treated
as such and not publicised as news, as they are defamatory.” (Emphasis supplied.) I believed
then, and believe now, that it was and remains a fair inference and conclusion that her claims
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were and are “obvious lies.” As noted, her claims not to have slept with Prince Andrew and to
have slept with Prince Andrew are a classic example of an obvious lie. One or other account is
on the face of it a lie.
21. As an example of her lack of credibility, the Plaintiff made allegations against
Professor Dershowitz, which I understand she has now withdrawn. Professor Dershowitz has
credibility because his story, insofar as I am familiar with it, has been consistent; Ms. Giuffre has
no credibility because her story has shifted and changed.
22. Further the Plaintiff’s account has become more salacious, for example, regarding
Prince Andrew. The Plaintiff clearly has been seeking publicity for her story and it is clear to me
that she understands retelling the same story doesn’t feed the media and generate publicity and
so each time she appears to create new allegations to generate media interest.
23. I understand the Plaintiff alleged in her Complaint in this action that the following
statements are defamatory. She alleges it was defamatory in the first paragraph of the January
2015 statement to state that “the allegations made by [the Plaintiff] against [Ms.] Maxwell are
untrue.” For the reasons stated above, it was and is my considered and firm opinion that, in fact,
her allegations are untrue. She alleges it was defamatory to state in the same paragraph that the
“original allegations” have been “shown to be untrue.” For the reasons stated above, it was and is
my considered and firm opinion that, in fact, her allegations are untrue. Finally, she alleges that it
was defamatory in the third paragraph to state that her claims are “obvious lies.” For the reasons
stated above, it was and is my considered and firm opinion that, in fact, her claims are obvious
lies.
24. Both Mr. Gow and I understood that once the January 2015 statement was sent to the
media-representatives, we had no ability to control whether or how they would use the statement
and we made no effort to control whether or how they would use the statement.
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25. It is my understanding that some of the media-recipients of the January 2015
statement did not publish any part of the statement. I am unaware of any media-recipient
publishing the statement in full.
26. The issuance of the statement fully complied with my ethical obligations as a lawyer.
Indeed it was duty in representing my client’s interests to ensure that a denial was immediately
issued. I would have been remiss if I had sat back and not issued a denial, and the press had
published that Ms. Maxwell had not responded to enquiries and had not denied the new
allegations; the public might have taken the silence as an admission there was some truth in the
allegations.
27. The content of the statement was entirely based on information I acquired in
connection with my role as counsel for Ms. Maxwell.
28. At the time I directed the issuance of the statement, I was contemplating litigation
against the press-recipients as an additional means to mitigate and prevent harm to Ms. Maxwell.
Whilst the limitation period for a pure defamation claim has now expired, claims are still being
considered for example for publishing a deliberate falsehood, conspiracy to inure and other
tortious acts.
29. In any such UK defamation, or other related, action Ms. Giuffre would be a
defendant or a witness.
30. I directed that the statement indicate Ms. Maxwell “strongly denie[d] the allegations
of an unsavoury nature,” declare the allegations to be false, give the press-recipients notice that
the publications of the allegations “are defamatory,” and inform them that Ms. Maxwell was
“reserv[ing] her right to seek redress.”
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I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
Executed on January 2017. A
Philip Bardo??
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for the
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Civil Action No. 15-cv-07433-RWS
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Plaintiff,
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vs.
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Defendant.
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----------------------------------------------------VIDEO-DEPOSITION
OF:
TAKEN BY:
Defendant
REPORTED BY:
Karla Layfield, RMR
Stenographic Court Reporter
Notary Public
State of Florida at Large
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DATE AND TIME:
June 23, 2016; 9:03 a.m.
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PLACE:
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APPEARANCES:
Laura A. Menninger, Esquire
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80203
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Attorney for Defendant
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Brad Edwards, Esquire
Farmer, Jaffe, Weissing, Edwards,
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Also Present:
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Kenneth Sarsony, Videographer
Virginia Giuffre
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WITNESS:
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James Michael Austrich
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Direct Examination by Ms. Menninger
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Cross-Examination by Mr. Edwards
Redirect Examination by Ms. Menninger
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Recross-Examination by Mr. Edwards
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Flight logs
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DEFENDANT
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Photograph
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Passport
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Citation Trading Report
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School Records
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Broward and Miami a lot.
-Q Okay. Where did you go to high school?
A Robert Morgan.
Which City is that in?
A I guess Miami.
Okay. When did you graduate?
A '98.
How old are you now?
A 35.
When is your birthday?
A
I 00 you remember a woman by the name of Virginia
Roberts?
A Yes.
And do you see her here in the room today?
A Yes.
When was the last time that you saw her?
A Sixteen years ago.
How did you meet Ms. Roberts?
A She was a friend of my sister's, and that's how
I met her.
What is your sister?s name?
(phonetic). Last name is spelled
abut I still can't spell it. My stepwsister.
But after so long, she's basically my sister.
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Okay. Where is Ms.
A I believe Broward County.
How is it that she came to introduce you to
Ms. Roberts?.
A She brought her to the house.
And do you know how they were friends?
A They met each other in rehab.
What kind of rehab?
A I'm not sure. I was living in Miami at the
time, and I only came up once in a while to visit her. At
the very end, when I moved back to Broward with my dad,
that's when- home.
Do you know the name of the rehab program?
A No.
And you do you know what the rehab program was
for, drugs, alcohol?
A I don't know. I guess, everything probably.
Do you recall approximately what year you met
Ms. Roberts?
A I believe around '98.
How old were you at that time?
A 18.
Do you know how old Ms. Roberts wasbelieve.
Was she approximately your sister?s age?
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working at the Taco Bell in Sunrise.
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right?
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A
Yeah, yeah.
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Q
Okay.
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Did Ms. Roberts come to work at the Taco
Bell where you worked?
A
Not at that one in Sunrise.
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Broward, she worked with me.
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in Sunrise.
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Q
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Did I get that
Okay.
When we moved to
I think it was another one
So you're saying sometime later you and
Ms. Roberts moved to Broward.
Is that right?
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A
Yes, we lived in an apartment.
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Q
Where was that apartment?
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A
Oakland Park, I believe.
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Q
And when you moved to that apartment in Oakland
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Park, that's when she came to work with you at Taco Bell?
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A
Yes.
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Q
Do you know about how old you were when that
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happened?
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A
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meeting her.
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Q
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It had to be
around -- it wasn't long after
Why don't you take a step back and tell me what
you recall about meeting Ms. Roberts.
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A
It was a long time ago.
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Q
I understand.
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All I remember is my sister bringing her over
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one day, we got to talking, we liked each other, and we
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just got to know each other.
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Q
Was she in school at the time?
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A
No.
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Q
Why not?
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A
I'm not entirely sure.
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Q
Was she done with this rehab program?
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A
Yes, at the time.
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Q
Did she go back into it later?
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A
Not that I know of.
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Q
So your understanding is, she was not in school
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and not in the rehab program at the time that you met
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Ms. Roberts.
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A
Not that I know of, no.
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Q
Where was she living when you met Ms. Roberts?
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A
She was staying with us -- or she came over, and
Correct?
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then I guess she was staying with us for a little while, I
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believe.
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Q
And who do you mean by "us"?
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A
At my dad's house.
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Q
Who else was living there besides yourself, your
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dad and your sister?
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My step-mom, my other step-sister, my
step-brother and their grandmother.
Q
It was a big house.
How long do you recall Ms. Roberts living at
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that house with the family?
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A
No idea.
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Q
Weeks, months, years?
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A
Weeks.
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Q
Okay.
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Not long.
You said that you spent some time getting
to know Ms. Roberts when you first talked to her?
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A
Uh-hmm.
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Q
Did she tell you anything about her childhood?
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A
If she did, I don't remember, it was so long
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Q
Do you recall meeting her parents?
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Yes.
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Q
Was that some time later?
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A
Yes.
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Q
Tell me about when you remember meeting her
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ago.
parents.
A
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I think that was -- all I remember -- really,
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all I remember is going to the house and meeting her
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parents.
I don't remember much from that time.
Q
Okay.
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A
Yeah.
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Q
Did you and Ms. Roberts become a couple soon
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I appreciate that this is all a long time
ago
after you met her?
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Yes.
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Was she dating anyone else at that time?
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A
No.
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Q
Tell me where you -- did you both move out of
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that home, your dad's home, together?
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A
Yes.
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Q
And where did you go directly after that home?
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To the Oakland Park apartment.
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At the time you got the Oakland Park apartment,
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do you recall how old you were?
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I had to be 18 to get an apartment.
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Q
Okay.
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16.
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Is that a guess, or do you remember?
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A
That's a guess.
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Q
Do you think you are about two years older than
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she is?
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A
About.
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Q
Okay.
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And do you know how old Ms. Roberts was?
Maybe a little more.
How long did you two live together at the
Oakland Park apartment?
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Less -- I know it wasn't a full year.
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know exactly how long it was.
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months it was.
I don't
I don't know how many
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Did anyone else live there with you?
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Yes, a roommate.
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Q
Who was that?
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A
Mario.
Last name, I can't remember.
I haven't
seen him since that apartment.
Q
Was he a friend of yours or hers, or just
someone else?
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He was a friend of mine.
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Taco Bell.
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Q
He worked with me at
And after you moved to this Oakland Park
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apartment, Ms. Roberts came to work at the Taco Bell as
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well?
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A
Yeah, with him and me.
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Q
Do you recall where that Taco Bell was?
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By the Sawgrass Mall.
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How long did Ms. Roberts work at that Taco Bell?
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I don't remember.
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Q
You were a manager at the time?
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Yes, me and my roommate.
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Q
You were both managers?
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Yeah.
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Q
Was she an official employee?
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A
Yes.
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Q
She was on the payroll?
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A
Yes.
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Q
And you were the manager?
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A
Um-hmm?
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Q
And she paid -- she was paid for by Taco Bell?
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Yes.
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Q
Was it is a franchise, if you know?
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A
I know when I first started there, they were
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corporate, but then they were a franchise.
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bought out.
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were a franchise or not.
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Q
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Got it.
employment before she worked at Taco Bell?
A
I think by the apartment, she worked for KFC for
a little while.
MS. MENNINGER:
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But I'm not sure if when I got there they
Do you know if Ms. Roberts had any previous
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They were
Are you looking at Ms.
Roberts?
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I'm thinking.
I can't
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remember.
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had one really close to us.
I think she worked
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there for a tiny, tiny bit.
I'm not sure.
MS. MENNINGER:
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I remember something with KFC.
They
Okay.
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Before the Taco Bell?
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Or she could've
applied there.
It's just in my
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head.
She might have just applied there, and didn't get
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it, and that's why I brought her to Taco Bell.
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Q
Okay.
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Because we were both the night managers.
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Okay.
Got it.
So for not a full year, the two of you worked
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together at a Taco bell near the Sawgrass Mills (as
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heard) and lived in an apartment in Oakland Park?
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A
Yes.
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With Mario?
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A
Yeah.
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Q
Did Mario live there the whole time?
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A
Yes.
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Q
What caused you to stop living at the Oakland
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Park apartment?
A
I don't remember exactly.
But I know we moved
out before, and Mario stayed in the apartment.
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Q
Where did you move to?
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A
Her parent's house.
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Q
Did you move into the house or to someplace near
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the house?
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A
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house.
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lived in.
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Q
I don't remember if we originally moved into the
But I know they had a trailer in the back that we
How long did you live in the trailer in the
back?
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No idea.
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No.
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Q
Do you know about what years this was?
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A
Not really.
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Q
Do you know about how old you were?
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A
When, what?
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Q
I'm just focused on the period of time in which
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you were living at her parent's house in the trailer.
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A
I was probably 18 when we moved in there.
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Q
And you said you were only there for a couple of
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months?
A
Not that I remember.
little longer.
Like, it might have been a
I'm not sure.
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Q
Were you engaged to Ms. Roberts?
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A
Yes.
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Q
When did you become engaged to her?
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A
When we were living in Oakland Park.
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Q
Tell me about the engagement.
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about?
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A
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How did it come
Well, we fell in love, and -- I believe it was
Valentine's Day when I proposed.
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Q
Did you have a ring?
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A
Yes.
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Q
Did she accept?
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A
Yes.
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Q
How long were you engaged?
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I'm not entirely sure.
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Q
Do you remember an event where the engagement
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was broken off?
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A
When I left.
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Q
Left where?
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A
When I left -- Royal Palm Beach, I guess, was
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our apartment.
Q
When you left that apartment, that's when the
engagement was over in your mind?
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A
Yes.
11
Q
Were your families happy about the engagement?
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A
Yes.
13
Q
Have you ever been married since then?
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A
No.
15
Q
Have you ever been engaged since then?
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A
No.
17
Q
Do you know what happened to the ring?
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A
Yes.
19
Q
Where is it?
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A
I have it.
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Q
Still?
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A
Yeah.
23
Q
Did you get down on one knee?
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A
Yes, at the beach, I believe.
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Q
When you were living in Oakland Park, in this
My mother was.
My dad wasn't too happy.
It was my grandmother's.
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Q
So from about the ages you were 18 to 20 is when
you were living together with Virginia?
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A
Yeah.
4
Q
And between the time you met her at your dad's
5
house and the time that you broke up, did you guys break
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up and get back together, or was it one consistent
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relationship, and then it had an end date?
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A
Yeah, one consistent relationship.
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Q
Okay.
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You mentioned that you moved into an
apartment in Royal Palm Beach?
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A
Yeah, I believe that's where it was, Royal Palm
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Beach.
13
Q
Do you remember anything about the apartment?
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A
All I remember, it was on the third floor.
15
Q
And who got that apartment?
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A
I did.
17
Q
Again, you were over 18 at that time?
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A
Yes.
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Q
So you got the lease?
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A
Yes.
21
Q
Do you remember looking for the apartment?
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A
I believe so.
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Q
And it wasn't the first apartment you rented,
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right?
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A
No.
No, the one in Oakland Park was the first
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one I rented.
Q
Okay.
MS. MENNINGER:
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I'm going to show you some
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photographs.
If I could have you mark this.
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guess we'll start again with, I guess we'll start
6
again with Defendant's Exhibit --
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you.
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on it.
I got one for
Defendant's Exhibit 1 or A, whatever you put
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1.
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MS. MENNINGER:
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(Defendant's Exhibit 1, photograph, was
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Exhibit 1.
marked for identification.)
Q
Please take a look at this.
There are two
photographs stapled together.
Does that look like the apartment that you
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lived in on the third floor?
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A
It could be.
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Q
The address on this is 368 Bent Oak.
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I
I don't really remember it.
Does that
sound about right?
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A
Bent Oak sounds familiar.
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Q
You don't recognize the -- it may have been
23
painted, for example?
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A
Yeah.
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third floor.
I mean, all I remember is being on the
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MS. MENNINGER:
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I'm going to show you another
2
exhibit.
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Defendant's Exhibit 2.
We'll mark this
(Defendant's Exhibit 2, passport, was marked
4
for identification.)
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6
Let me find it.
Q
7
I know this is not terribly easy to read, but
8
it's a passport application that has been previously
9
identified in this case.
And in the middle section,
10
there's emergency contact information that says "James
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Austrich".
Do you see that?
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13
A
Yes.
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Q
Is that you?
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A
Yes.
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Q
And it says 368 Bent Oak Drive below that?
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A
Yes.
18
Q
Does that refresh your memory as to the address,
19
the apartment that you lived in in Royal Palm Beach?
A
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Like I said, Bent Oak sounds very familiar, and
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I know it was Royal Palm Beach.
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one.
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25
Q
Okay.
So possibly it was that
And how long do you think that you lived
in this apartment?
A
I'm not entirely sure.
Less than a year, that's
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exhibit as Defendant's Exhibit 3.
(Defendant's Exhibit 3, Citation Tracking
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5
6
I'm going to mark this
Report, was marked for identification.)
Q
I'm going to have you take a look at this.
7
Actually, I apologize because I need you to turn back
8
several pages to -- the lower right-hand corner has some
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page numbers that say G.M.
And I need you to go to 781.
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A
(Witness complies.)
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Q
Could I have you take a look at the narrative
12
section of that page.
13
paragraph.
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A
15
16
If you want to just read that
"John Perkins," I don't even know that name.
MS. MENNINGER:
I guess you guys haven't kept
in touch.
17
MR. EDWARDS:
He was scared that day.
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THE WITNESS:
(cont'd) Plus, when I left
19
there, I didn't really talk to anybody from up
20
there.
21
remember the cops telling me even though it was
22
under my name, I couldn't go in.
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later on then they got out so I could go back and
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get me stuff.
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animals.
I remember somewhat of that.
Yeah, I
And I think
I think I was going to see my
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Q
Yeah.
I didn't know if reading this might cause
you to remember some things.
A
I somewhat remember that.
I remember the cops
5
coming and telling me I wasn't allowed to go in my own
6
apartment that was under my name.
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8
Q
Okay.
A
Yes.
10
Q
Okay.
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So this is dated June 10th, of 2001.
And
it places you at 368 Bent Oak Drive, correct?
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Do you understand that to likely be where
you were living with Ms. Roberts?
A
Yeah.
But at the time I was already back in
Okay.
Do you know how long you had been back in
Broward.
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Broward?
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A
Not a clue.
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Q
And in this, it refers to Ms. Roberts as your
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ex-fiancé, correct?
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A
Yes.
20
Q
So presumably the event you described where you
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had a fight and left had already occurred?
A
Yes.
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MR. EDWARDS:
Form.
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THE WITNESS:
I know I was already out of
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there.
And that's why when I went back, that's
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when the cops said I couldn't go in my own
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apartment.
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4
Q
So your recollection today is that you were
5
returning to that apartment to either get things or check
6
on pets?
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A
Yes.
8
Q
What pets do you recall having?
9
A
A dog and six cats and, I believe, ferrets and
10
rabbits.
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liked animals.
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Q
One reason we got along so well is because we
And do you remember going back to the apartment
13
to check on the pets and encountering Ms. Roberts and
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Tony?
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A
Yeah.
16
Q
Were you inside the apartment when you
17
encountered them?
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A
No, outside.
19
Q
Did you understand them to be living in the
20
apartment at that time?
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A
Yes.
22
Q
In the police report it says "Austrich stated
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his ex-fiance, Virginia Roberts, who also resides at the
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above-listed address, brought her friend to the
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apartment."
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I believe that was Tony.
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Q
Okay.
And at this time, the police are
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indicating that you both lived there.
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you remember?
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A
No.
But that's not what
They wouldn't even let me -- all I
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remember -- I remember being outside the door and the cops
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wouldn't let me go in there because -- even though it was
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my apartment and my address was on the thing, I wasn't
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allowed in there.
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there.
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Q
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Because I'm pretty sure I wasn't living
I just came back to get something.
Do you know how long after you left you were
coming back to get something?
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A
I don't remember.
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Q
If you left your pets there, I guess, I'm just
15
wondering whether you intended to go back and get your
16
pets?
17
A
I couldn't because my dad didn't -- my dad
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didn't really take -- like, he didn't want all those
19
animals.
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a fan of cats.
MR. EDWARDS:
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Because he already had three dogs and he wasn't
A
Or ferrets.
(cont'd) Or ferrets or rabbits.
I think we had
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a gerbil, mice, rats, all kinds of stuff.
I know we had
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pet store cages that we bought to keep them all in.
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Because when we lived in West Palm Beach it was like a
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little animal rescue for a while.
Q
Did you get that stuff from the pet store where
you both had worked?
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A
Yes.
5
Q
A discount, I hope?
6
A
I feel like every time I went to the pet store,
7
I got a new animal.
Still do the same thing.
8
Q
Do you have pets today?
9
A
Oh, yeah.
10
I have dogs.
I have two dogs.
have six cats and three birds.
11
Q
No reptiles?
12
A
No.
13
Q
Is that a different kind of pet owner?
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A
Well, I had reptiles in West Palm Beach.
15
We
No, I don't really like ---
They
are too hard to take care of.
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Q
Spiders?
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A
No, I don't want to be -- I have enough spiders
18
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where I live.
Q
Okay.
All right.
Do you remember Tony punching you in the
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I don't need pet spiders.
face?
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A
I don't remember.
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Q
You see that's what the police report says?
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A
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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He might have.
remember.
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2
3
Q
And the police observed you to have minor
swelling and a large red mark.
A
Does that sound accurate?
From according to what it says, yeah.
I don't
4
really remember that.
5
the cops coming and telling me I can't go in there.
6
I read that, that's really all I remember.
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8
9
10
Q
I remember being at the door and
Do you believe that whatever altercation you had
took place within the apartment or outside the apartment?
A
In the doorway at the most.
I never went inside
that apartment when that was happening, not I remember.
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Q
Do you ever get to see those pets again?
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A
Yes.
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Once
I think later on, they both left for the
day and let me go in and see my pets.
Q
Now, this indicates that the police were there
15
at about 9:20 in the evening, and you were there with
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Mr. Perkins.
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A
No.
But you don't remember Mr. Perkins?
If it would have said "Josh"
18
might be a name I remember.
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friends up there.
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don't really remember.
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Q
I think that
But John -- I know we had two
John could have been one of them, but I
John Perkins.
That's so weird.
The police report also indicates that
22
Mr. Figueroa observed Perkins on the telephone and fled
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the scene prior to arrival.
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A
No.
Do you remember that?
I don't remember "Perkins".
As soon as I
saw that name, I'm like "Who the hell is John Perkins?"
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All right.
If you can turn to the next page.
2
The police report continues that they made numerous
3
attempts to contact you and Mr. Perkins, whoever he is --
4
A
Yeah.
5
Q
-- and Ms. Roberts at the residence or on the
6
phone, but had not been able to do that?
7
A
If they called the residence, I wasn't living
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there.
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in Broward.
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Q
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back in '01.
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'01?
And I don't remember them ever trying to call me
Do you know if you had a cell phone?
This was
I don't even know if I had a cellphone in
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A
Yeah, I really couldn't tell ya'.
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Q
Okay.
So your best recollection, after
15
reviewing this report, is that you had left on a previous
16
date and came back on this date to see your pets?
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A
Yeah, yeah.
18
Q
And that you were ultimately able to get in and
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see the pets?
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A
Later on, yes.
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Q
Okay.
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A
Later on.
Like, the same day or -I don't really remember how much
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longer --- how many days later, or something.
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long.
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Q
Not too
And when you came back at that later time, you
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did not encounter Ms. Roberts?
2
A
No, nobody was in the house but my animals.
3
Q
And since that time you have not had any contact
4
with Ms. Roberts?
5
A
No.
6
Q
Okay.
What was your opinion of Tony?
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MR. EDWARDS:
Form.
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THE WITNESS:
An idiot.
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10
That's all I really
remember.
11
Q
Did you believe him to be using drugs?
12
A
Yes.
13
Q
Do you know what kind?
14
A
Whatever he could get.
15
Q
When Ms. Roberts started hanging out with Tony
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again, did you then believe her to be using drugs?
A
MR. EDWARDS:
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Yes.
Form.
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Q
What caused you to have that belief?
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A
Actions.
MR. EDWARDS:
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Same objection.
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Q
What kinds of actions?
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A
I don't remember.
All I remember is that's what
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Sorry.
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Q
You're still under oath, do you remember?
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A
Yes.
4
Q
Okay.
5
So you were referring a little bit to the
time that Ms. Roberts worked for Jeff?
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A
Yes.
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Q
You knew him as Jeff or Jeffrey?
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A
I remember Jeff.
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Q
Okay.
10
11
It could have been Jeffrey.
Tell me what you recall about Ms. Roberts
going to work for Jeff.
A
I don't remember much of it, really.
12
remember is that she went to work for him.
13
went to some island.
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had a house in Palm Beach I think it was.
All I
I know they
I know they traveled around.
And he
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Q
Did she tell you what she was doing for Jeff?
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A
At the beginning, it was massage.
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That's what I
was told.
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Q
By her?
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A
Yes.
20
Q
Okay.
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A
Yes.
22
Q
Was she getting paid more money?
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A
Yes.
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Q
Do you know how much?
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A
No.
Did she seem excited about that job?
A lot more.
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2
So she hadn't come to you before that and said,
"Hey, I'm having to do something other than massages"?
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A
I don't remember.
4
Q
She may have; she may not have?
5
A
Yeah.
6
Q
Well, why would you be fighting about it at the
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A
Well, that's because she was messing with Tony,
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the idiot.
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Q
So the fight --
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A
I mean, that's what he -- the fight's what
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12
13
14
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I don't remember.
end?
brought everything out.
Q
Okay.
So she was messing with Tony, the idiot,
and you guys got in a fight about her messing with Tony?
A
I think that's what it originally it was.
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Because she was supposed to come home, and I think she
17
went over there instead.
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that's when I found out about that, with the idiot.
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I believe the other stuff came to light.
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remember.
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Q
That's when I found out -Then,
I don't really
As you sit here, you think that's when you were
finding out about all of this at the same time?
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A
I believe so, but I don't really remember.
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Q
Do you know where Tony lived?
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A
Somewhere around there, where our other
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You had trouble figuring out what was the truth?
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A
Yeah.
3
But I know for sure she was with the
idiot, so that's the main reason.
4
Q
Well, you saw her with him, right?
5
A
Well, I found out that she was in town, but not
6
here, and that's when I found out.
7
Q
Okay.
Not at home -- not at your home?
8
A
Yeah.
9
Q
When you believed yourself to be engaged?
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A
Yes.
11
Q
Okay.
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whereabouts?
She was not truthful with you about her
13
MR. EDWARDS:
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THE WITNESS:
15
Object to the form.
Yes.
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Q
And you confirmed that in some fashion?
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A
Yes.
18
Q
When another problem arose at the apartment, the
19
police were called, correct?
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MR. EDWARDS:
Form.
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THE WITNESS:
Other than that?
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23
Q
With Mr. Perkins?
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A
I don't -- all I remember is that one time.
25
Q
I just did a really bad question, so let me try
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about being forced to do things -A
No.
She might have told me some stuff, but
3
what, I don't remember really.
4
truth at the time anyway.
Who knows if it was the
5
Q
And you weren't doing drugs at that time?
6
A
I wouldn't say no.
7
smoking a lot.
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stuff.
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Q
I know at the end, I was
And I might have been doing some other
I'm not sure.
Okay.
Regardless, you would not have been
10
comfortable believing your fiancé was having sex with
11
other people?
12
A
No.
13
Q
Did she, Ms. Roberts ever tell you that she was
14
posing naked for photographs?
15
A
No.
16
Q
Would you have been okay with her posing naked
17
for photographs?
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A
No.
19
Q
Did Ms. Roberts ever mention Ghislaine Maxwell,
20
my client?
21
A
If she did, I don't remember the name.
22
said, I only remember Jeff.
23
remember.
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25
Q
Like I
That name is all I really
Because you don't remember Ms. Maxwell's name, I
assume you don't remember Ms. Roberts telling you that
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I, Karla Layfield, RMR, Stenographic Court
5
Reporter, do hereby certify that I was authorized to and
6
did stenographically report the foregoing deposition of
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James Michael Austrich; that said witness was duly sworn
8
to testify truthfully; and that the foregoing pages,
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numbered 1 through 145, inclusive, constitute a true and
10
correct record of the testimony given by said witness to
11
the best of my ability.
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I FURTHER CERTIFY that I am not a relative or
13
employee or attorney or counsel of any of the parties
14
hereto,
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counsel, nor am I financially interested in the action.
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nor a relative or employee of such attorney or
WITNESS MY HAND this ___ day of June, 2016, at
Ocala, Marion County, Florida.
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Stenographic Court Reporter
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I, the undersigned authority, certify that James
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Michael Austrich personally appeared before me and was
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duly sworn on the 23rd day of June, 2016.
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of June, 2016.
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__________________________________________________
May 3, 2016
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Plaintiff,
v.
Defendant.
__________________________________________________
APPEARANCES:
LEHRMAN, P.L.
By Brad Edwards, Esq.
425 N. Andrews Avenue
Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Phone: 954.524.2820
brad@pathtojustice.com
Appearing on behalf of the
Plaintiff
By Sigrid S. McCawley, Esq. (For Portion)
401 East Las Olas Boulevard
Suite 1200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301-2211
Phone: 954.356.0011
smccawley@bsfllp.com
Appearing on behalf of the
Plaintiff
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APPEARANCES:
(Continued)
By Laura A. Menninger, Esq.
Jeffrey S. Pagliuca, Esq.
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, CO 80203
Phone: 303.831.7364
lmenninger@hmflaw.com
jpagliuca@hmflaw.com
Appearing on behalf of the
Defendant
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Nicholas F. Borgia, CLVS Videographer
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Pursuant to Notice and the Federal Rules
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of Civil Procedure, the VIDEOTAPED DEPOSITION OF
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VIRGINIA GIUFFRE, called by Defendant, was taken on
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Tuesday, May 3, 2016, commencing at 9:00 a.m., at 150
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East 10th Avenue, Denver, Colorado, before Kelly A.
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INITIAL
REFERENCE
DESCRIPTION
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Exhibit 1
Complaint and Demand for Jury
Trial re Jane Doe No. 102 v.
Jeffrey Epstein
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Exhibit 2
Jane Doe #3 and Jane Doe #4's
Motion Pursuant to Rule 21 for
Joinder in Action
21
Exhibit 3
Declaration of Virginia L.
Giuffre re Jane Doe #1 and Jane
Doe #2 vs. United States of
America
23
Exhibit 4
Declaration of Jane Doe 3 re
Jane Doe #1 and Jane Doe #2 vs.
United States of America
31
Exhibit 5
Declaration of Virginia Giuffre
re Bradley J. Edwards and
Paul G. Cassell vs. Alan M.
Dershowitz
33
Exhibit 6
FBI documentation, date of entry
7/5/13
36
Exhibit 7
Document titled Telecon,
Participants Jack Scarola, Brad
Edwards, Virginia Roberts. Re
Edwards adv. Epstein, 4/7/11,
(23 pages of transcription)
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Exhibit 8
The Billionaire's Playboy Club,
By Virginia Roberts
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Exhibit 9
Plaintiff's Response and
Objections to Defendant's First
Set of Discovery Requests to
Plaintiff re Giuffre v. Maxwell
44
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Exhibit 10
Plaintiff's Supplemental
Response and Objections to
Defendant's First Set of
Discovery Requests to Plaintiff
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Exhibit 11
Undated Declaration of Virginia
Giuffre re Plaintiff's
Supplemental Response and
Objections to Defendant's First
Set of Discovery Requests served
on March 22, 2016
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Exhibit 12
Plaintiff's Second Amended
Supplemental Response and
Objections to Defendant's First
Set of Discovery Requests to
Plaintiff
47
Exhibit 13
Mrs. Virginia Giuffre resume
67
Exhibit 14
Compilation of e-mails re Open
Position - Virginia Giuffre
68
Exhibit 15
Virginia Lee Roberts passport
application
180
Exhibit 16
Composite of e-mail strings
251
Exhibit 17
Compilation of e-mails between
Giuffre and Silva and others
259
Exhibit 18
Compilation of e-mails between
Virginia Giuffre and Sandra
White
265
Exhibit 19
Compilation of e-mails between
Marianne Strong and Virginia
Giuffre
269
Exhibit 20
Compilation of e-mails between
Virginia Roberts and Jason
Richards
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Exhibit 21
Compilation of e-mails between
Sharon Churcher and Virginia
Giuffre
Exhibit 22
Compilation of e-mails among
287
Sharon Churcher, Michael Thomas,
Virginia Giuffre and others
Exhibit 23
Compilation of May 2011 e-mails
among Sharon Churcher, Virginia
Giuffre, Paulo Silva and others
Exhibit 24
Compilation of June 2011 e-mails 289
between Virginia Giuffre and
Sharon Churcher
Exhibit 26
PR Hub Statement on Behalf of
Ghislaine Maxwell article
300
Exhibit 27
1/2/15 e-mail from Ross Gow to
To Whom It May Concern
309
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January 19th, 2015?
2
3
A
January 21st, 2015.
4
5
At the very top of the page it says
Q
The date it was filed.
Is there a date
just above the signature block?
6
A
Oh, yes, sorry.
7
Q
And what date -- what date was that?
8
A
The 19th day of January, 2015.
9
Q
Okay.
10
13
And this document is something that
you believe contains the truth, correct?
11
12
Yes, there is.
A
To the best of my knowledge at the time,
Q
All right.
yes.
Did something change between
14
the time then and today that makes you believe that
15
it's not all accurate?
16
A
Well, as you can see, in line 4 on page 1,
17
I wasn't aware of my dates.
18
best to guesstimate when I actually met them.
19
I was just doing the
Since then I've been able to find out that
20
through my Mar-a-Lago records that it was actually
21
the summer of 2000, not the summer of 1999.
22
Q
Oh, I'm sorry.
23
A
On the first page.
24
Q
Okay.
25
A
Yes.
Are you back on page 1?
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And you're talking about line 4?
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A
Line 4.
3
Q
Paragraph 4 or line 4?
4
A
Oh, sorry.
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6
7
8
number 4.
Q
A
And what part of paragraph 4 do you
In approximately -MR. EDWARDS:
10
12
Okay.
now believe to be untrue?
9
11
Number 4, the paragraph
Object to the form.
You can answer.
A
In approximately 1999 when I was 15 years
old I met Ghislaine Maxwell.
13
Q
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
14
A
I now know that it was 2000, that I was 16
15
16
Okay.
years old when I met Ghislaine Maxwell.
Q
So when you signed this document under
17
penalty of perjury stating that it was true, you no
18
longer believe that to be true, correct?
19
A
It was an honest mistake.
We had no idea
20
how to pinpoint without any kind of records or dates
21
or anything like that.
22
chronologically through time.
23
time that I thought it was.
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facts, so it's good to know.
25
Q
I was just going back
And that's the best
And now I know the
So you now believe that a document you
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filed under oath is no longer true, correct?
2
3
4
5
6
MR. EDWARDS:
A
Object to the form.
I wouldn't say that it wasn't true.
just unaware of the times and the dates.
Q
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
Again, is there more
than one truth, Ms. Roberts?
7
A
No, there's no more than one truth.
8
Q
All right.
So a document in which you
9
swore that you were 15 years old when you met
10
Ms. Ghislaine Maxwell is an untrue statement,
11
correct?
12
13
I was
MR. EDWARDS:
A
Object to the form.
It's not that it's an untrue statement.
14
It was a mistake.
15
to say something that wasn't true.
16
knowledge that I thought it was 1999.
17
my records from Mar-a-Lago I was able to find out
18
that it was 2000.
19
found out the actual dates that I did work at
20
Mar-a-Lago.
21
Q
22
So it wasn't intentionally trying
It was to my best
And when I got
And this was entered before I
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
Okay.
So a document
that you filed under oath --
23
A
Um-hum.
24
Q
-- is now, you believe to be untrue,
25
correct?
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Asked and
answered.
Q
4
5
Objection.
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
MR. EDWARDS:
A
You may answer.
Answer again.
Again, I wouldn't say it's untrue.
Untrue
6
would mean that I would have lied.
7
This was my best knowledge at the time.
8
very best to try to pinpoint time periods going back
9
such a long time ago.
10
And I didn't lie.
And I did my
It wasn't until I found the facts that I
11
worked at Mar-a-Lago in 2000 that I was able to
12
figure that out.
13
Q
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
And approximately when
14
did you learn those facts about the dates you worked
15
at Mar-a-Lago?
16
A
I would say it was mid-2015.
17
Q
Mid-2015 is the first time you became
18
aware of the dates --
19
A
I don't know the exact --
20
Q
If you could just let me finish.
21
A
I'm sorry.
22
Q
That's all right.
Approximately mid-2015
23
when you learned the true dates that you had worked
24
at Mar-a-Lago?
25
A
That's correct.
Sorry.
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a lot of the circumstances that I had been subjected
2
to, I decided I wanted to get my GED.
3
4
Q
Okay.
So you were going to an actual
school to get your GED, that's what you're saying?
5
A
Yes.
6
Q
And that school, whatever it was, where
7
you were getting your GED was not Palm Beach High
8
School, right?
9
A
No.
10
Q
And it -- whatever the school was where
11
you were getting your GED took a summer break?
12
A
I believe so, yes.
13
Q
And that was in 2000?
14
A
Now that we know the right dates, yes.
15
Q
And that's when your dad helped you get a
16
quote-unquote summer job?
17
A
Yes.
18
Q
All right.
19
Mar-a-Lago?
20
A
Yes.
21
Q
Okay.
And that summer job was
Now tell me how you sort of came
22
into Mar-a-Lago for the first time?
23
come?
24
25
They called you?
A
He asked you to
What happened?
My dad was very liked there.
he talked to the people who were in HR.
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mic higher up on your jacket, please?
2
THE DEPONENT:
3
4
THE DEPONENT:
5
Sure.
Tell me if that's okay.
Better?
6
A
Okay.
7
Q
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
8
Thank you.
Page 40?
Right.
Do you see the
first full paragraph on that page?
9
A
I do.
10
Q
The first line begins:
I spent my sweet
11
16th birthday on his island in the Caribbean next to
12
Little (sic) St. James Isle.
13
Little St. Jeff's.
14
appetite for fornicating.
15
He liked to call it
His ego was enormous as his
Do you see that sentence?
16
A
I do.
17
Q
That is not true, correct?
You were not
18
spending your sweet 16th birthday on Little St. James
19
Isle, correct?
20
A
Based on my knowledge at the time that I
21
wrote this manuscript, I thought I did spend my 16th
22
birthday there.
23
that.
And so I put it down in there as
Now I know that it wasn't my 16th birthday.
24
Q
Or your sweet 16th birthday?
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Harassing.
Q
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
A
Is it not custom to call your 16th
birthday sweet?
7
before?
9
10
Q
A
15
16
17
18
19
20
Was it your sweet 16th birthday,
As we -MR. EDWARDS:
She's answered the question.
It's been asked and answered.
13
14
Have you never heard that saying
Ms. Giuffre?
11
12
Was it your sweet 16th
birthday?
6
8
Object to the form.
MS. MENNINGER:
actually.
Q
She asked me a question,
You're not testifying here.
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
Was it your sweet 16th
birthday?
A
As I thought, in the manuscript when I
wrote it, I thought it was my sweet 16th birthday.
Q
Okay.
Now that you know it wasn't, where
did you spend your sweet 16th birthday?
21
A
Well, I don't know.
22
Q
Well, just give us your best guess.
23
MR. EDWARDS:
Objection.
24
going to guess today.
25
answers as she remembers them.
And she's not
She's going to tell you the
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Again, I don't know.
2
Q
Do you recall any present you actually got
3
on your sweet 16th birthday?
4
5
A
No, I don't.
I don't know where I spent
it, who I spent it with or what I got.
I'm sorry.
6
Q
How long did you work at Mar-a-Lago?
7
A
Best of my recollection, it was a summer
8
job.
9
only worked there approximately two weeks, two, three
I believe I started in June.
And I think I
10
weeks.
11
Q
How many hours a week did you work?
12
A
I want to say it was a -- I want to say
13
it's a full-time job.
14
Q
Do you recall it being a full-time job?
15
A
It was a summer job, but just thinking
16
back, my dad used to bring me in and bring me home.
17
So he worked full time, all day.
18
lounge around Mar-a-Lago so, yes, I think it would
19
have been a full-time job.
So -- and I didn't
20
Q
And how much did you make per hour?
21
A
Approximately, I think I remember making
22
$9 an hour.
23
Q
The bracelet and earrings you got for your
24
birthday, some birthday, on Little -- or where was
25
that birthday party, at Little St. James?
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Q
Which brother?
2
A
Sky.
3
Q
What about your other brother?
4
A
I think he had moved out by then.
5
Q
What forms of communication did you have?
6
Just a home phone number, or what?
7
A
Yeah, there was a home phone.
8
Q
When do you recall ever getting a cell
9
phone?
10
A
11
12
13
14
The first cell phone I ever got was the
one that Ghislaine gave to me.
Q
So you never had -- your parents, did they
have ones when you were working at Mar-a-Lago?
A
No, my dad used to -- like, we had phones
15
in the spa and maintenance area and so on, so forth.
16
And you could, so to speak, page people from around
17
the courts.
18
Q
Okay.
So tell me what you recall of the
19
first conversation that you had with Ghislaine
20
Maxwell.
21
A
I'm sitting there reading my book about
22
massage therapy, as I'm working in the spa.
23
getting my GE -- well, I was in the process of
24
getting my GED before I went to my summer job.
25
decided that I would like to become a massage
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Yes.
2
Q
Who else was at home when you got home?
3
A
My mom, my dad and my brother.
4
Q
Which brother?
5
A
Sky.
6
Q
And anyone else who was there at the time?
7
A
I believe Michael might have been living
8
with me at that time.
9
10
11
Q
So he might have been there.
Do you recall if he was there when you got
home?
A
I don't really remember.
I remember what
12
I did when I got home, that I basically made a
13
beeline for the bathroom.
14
Q
Let me ask you a question.
Michael was
15
living with you at that home, at your parents' home
16
at the time, is your best recollection today; is that
17
right?
18
A
That's my best recollection, yes.
19
Q
When you say living with you, were you
20
guys staying in the same room?
21
A
Yes.
22
Q
Were you engaged at that time to him?
23
A
That was a really weird relationship.
He
24
was a friend who looked after me, and he did propose
25
to me and I did say yes.
But my heart was never in
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it.
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3
4
He was somebody that helped me off the
streets so I felt compelled to say yes to him.
Q
Okay.
So when he proposed to you and you
5
said yes, did that take place before you started
6
working at Mar-a-Lago or after you started working at
7
Mar-a-Lago?
8
A
Before.
9
Q
And so if he were living with your parents
10
at that time, you were living in the same room; is
11
that correct?
12
A
I believe so.
13
Q
And your parents understood him to be your
14
15
16
17
18
19
fiance?
A
I don't think they agreed with it, but I
think they understood it as that.
Q
I mean --
I mean, you communicated to them that he
had proposed and you had accepted?
A
Yeah, in not such a pretty way.
20
they obviously weren't very happy about it.
21
wasn't my true intentions to ever marry him.
I mean,
And it
22
Q
Okay.
23
A
But I did it to make him feel okay.
24
25
I
didn't want to be mean.
Q
What did your mom say about your
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know where it was when she said to go do this.
Q
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
Okay.
Where were you
3
sent to have sex with the owner of a large hotel
4
chain by Ghislaine Maxwell?
5
MR. EDWARDS:
Object to the form.
6
A
I believe that was one time in France.
7
Q
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
8
A
I believe it was around the same time that
9
10
Which time in France?
Naomi Campbell had a birthday party.
Q
Where did you have sex with the owner of a
11
large hotel chain in France around the time of Naomi
12
Campbell's birthday party?
13
A
In his own cabana townhouse thing.
It was
14
part of a hotel, but I wouldn't call it a hotel.
15
Jeffrey was staying there.
Ghislaine was
16
staying there.
Emmy was staying there.
17
staying there.
This other guy was staying there.
18
don't know his name.
19
20
I was
I was instructed by Ghislaine to go and
give him an erotic massage.
21
Q
She used the words erotic massage?
22
A
No, that's my word.
23
24
25
I
what they would use.
Q
The word massage is
That's their code word.
Was she in the room when you gave this
erotic massage to the owner of a large hotel chain?
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No, she was not in the room.
She was in
another cabana.
Q
And other than telling you to go give the
4
owner of this large hotel chain a massage, do you
5
remember any other words she used to you to direct
6
you in what you should do?
7
A
Not at the time, no.
8
Q
Where did -- where were you and where was
9
10
Ms. Maxwell when she directed you to go have sex with
Marvin Minsky?
11
MR. EDWARDS:
Object to the form.
12
A
I don't know.
13
Q
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
14
15
Where did you go to
have sex with Marvin Minsky?
A
I believe it was the U.S. Virgin Islands,
16
Jeff's -- sorry, Jeffrey Epstein's island in the U.S.
17
Virgin Islands.
18
Q
And when was that?
19
A
I don't know.
20
Q
Do you have any time of year?
21
A
No.
22
Q
Do you know how old you were?
23
A
No.
24
Q
Other than Glenn Dubin, Stephen Kaufmann,
25
Prince Andrew, Jean Luc Brunel, Bill Richardson,
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another prince, the large hotel chain owner and
2
Marvin Minsky, is there anyone else that Ghislaine
3
Maxwell directed you to go have sex with?
4
5
A
I am definitely sure there is.
remember everybody's name?
6
Q
7
about them?
8
A
9
Okay.
No.
Can you remember anything else
now.
Look, I've given you what I know right
I'm sorry.
This is very hard for me and very
10
frustrating to have to go over this.
11
don't recall all of the people.
12
amount of people that I was sent to.
13
14
But can I
Q
I don't -- I
There was a large
Do you have any notes of all these people
that you were sent to?
15
A
No, I don't.
16
Q
Where are your notes?
17
A
I burned them.
18
Q
When did you burn them?
19
A
In a bonfire when I lived at Titusville
20
21
because I was sick of going through this shit.
Q
Did you have lawyers who were representing
22
you at the time you built a bonfire and burned these
23
notes?
24
A
25
I've been represented for a long time, but
it was not under the instruction of my lawyers to do
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this.
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and we believed that these memories were worth
3
burning.
4
My husband and I were pretty spiritual people
Q
So you burned notes of the men with whom
5
you had sex while you were represented by counsel in
6
litigation, correct?
7
MR. EDWARDS:
8
9
10
A
document.
12
This wasn't anything that was a public
This was my own private journal, and I
didn't want it anymore.
11
Q
Object to the form.
So we burned it.
(BY MS. MENNINGER)
When did you write
that journal?
13
A
Just over time.
I started writing it
14
probably in, I don't know, I can't speculate, 2012,
15
2011.
16
17
Q
So you did not write this journal at the
time it happened?
18
A
No.
19
Q
You started writing this journal
20
approximately a decade after you claim you finished
21
being sexually trafficked, correct?
22
A
Yes.
23
Q
And you started writing a journal after
24
25
you had a lawyer, correct?
A
Correct.
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Including Mr. Edwards, who is sitting
right here, correct?
3
A
Correct.
4
Q
What did that journal look like?
5
A
It was green.
6
Q
And what else?
7
A
It was just a spiral notebook.
8
Q
Okay.
9
10
And what did you put into that
green spiral notebook?
A
Bad memories.
Things that I've gone
11
through, lots of things, you know.
12
There was a lot of pages.
13
that book.
14
15
Q
I can't tell you.
It was over 300 pages in
Did you ever show that book to your
lawyers?
16
A
No.
17
Q
Did you show that book to anyone?
18
A
My husband.
19
Q
Did you show it to anyone else besides
20
your husband?
21
A
No.
22
Q
Did you tear out pages and give them to
23
24
25
Sharon Churcher?
A
No, I wrote -- those pages that you're
talking about, I wrote for her specifically.
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wanted to know about the Prince Andrew incident.
2
Q
So that's a different piece of paper?
3
A
Yeah, that's just random paper.
4
Q
So you had a green spiral notebook that
5
you began sometime in 2011 or 2012 in which you wrote
6
down your recollections about what had happened to
7
you, and you burned that in a bonfire in 2013.
8
Did I get that right?
9
A
You got that right.
10
Q
And do you have no other names of people
11
to whom you claim Ghislaine Maxwell directed you to
12
have sex, correct?
13
A
At this time, no.
14
Q
Is there any document that would refresh
15
16
your recollection that you could look at?
A
If you have a document you'd like to show
17
me, I would be glad to look at it and tell you the
18
names I recognize off of that.
19
20
Q
I'm just asking you if there's a document
you know of that has this list of names in it?
21
A
Not in front of me, no.
22
Q
Where is the original of the photograph
23
that has been widely circulated in the press of you
24
with Prince Andrew?
25
A
I probably still have it.
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other terms of his probationary period?
A
No.
He went to everything that he was
supposed to go to.
4
Q
Has he paid his fines?
5
A
Yes, as far as I know.
6
Q
Describe for me the contract that you had
7
8
9
10
11
12
with the Mail On Sunday?
A
Could you be a little bit more specific?
Like -Q
Have you had more than one contract with
the Mail On Sunday?
A
Well, there was one contract for the
13
picture.
And that was to pay me 140,000 for the
14
picture.
And then two stories were printed after
15
that for the amount of 10,000 each.
16
17
Q
Is that the only money that you received
from the Mail On Sunday?
18
A
Correct.
19
Q
Did you receive any money for syndication
20
of the photograph?
21
A
Isn't that what the 140 was for?
22
Q
I'm asking you.
23
A
Well, I don't really know what syndication
24
means.
25
Q
Did you have a written contract with the
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2
A
Yes.
3
Q
Where is that contract right now?
4
A
I don't know.
5
I -- I lose paperwork wherever I go.
6
7
I've moved that many times.
Q
Is it possible it's in the boxes in
Sydney?
8
A
I don't think I kept it, to be honest.
9
Q
Did you ever refer back to it after you
10
signed it?
11
A
I know I kept it for a short while, but I
12
mean, like I said, I've moved countries twice in the
13
last two years and three different houses.
14
paper trail is lost.
I don't know where it would be.
15
Q
Did you receive it via e-mail?
16
A
No.
17
So the
I received it -- Sharon Churcher
handed it to me by paper.
18
Q
And you signed it?
19
A
I signed it.
20
Q
And then did you make a copy of it?
21
A
No.
22
Q
You never had a copy of it?
23
A
Well, I had my own copy.
24
25
I'm sure she has
hers.
Q
Do you recall there being a period of
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ss.
REPORTER'S CERTIFICATE
I, Kelly A. Mackereth, do hereby certify
5
that I am a Registered Professional Reporter and
6
Notary Public within the State of Colorado; that
7
previous to the commencement of the examination, the
8
deponent was duly sworn to testify to the truth.
9
I further certify that this deposition was
10
taken in shorthand by me at the time and place herein
11
set forth, that it was thereafter reduced to
12
typewritten form, and that the foregoing constitutes
13
a true and correct transcript.
14
I further certify that I am not related to,
15
employed by, nor of counsel for any of the parties or
16
attorneys herein, nor otherwise interested in the
17
result of the within action.
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19
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In witness whereof, I have affixed my
signature this 11th day of May, 2016.
My commission expires April 21, 2019.
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Kelly A. Mackereth, CRR, RPR, CSR
216 - 16th Street, Suite 600
Denver, Colorado 80202
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PANEL: A07. ASSIGNMENT HISTORY YEAR: 16
T234 Monday May 23, 2016 9:04 am
STDT: 12870606 ROBERTS, VIRGINIA SCHL: 3390 GR: 10 ST: I
R02 101201 W26 030702 02 01 3390 SURVIVORS 10 56 '31
R02 092001 W02 101101 02 01 2331 ROYAL PALM HIG 10 13 1
EA1 081401 W32 092001 02 A1 2192 HS ADL 30
EA1 081600 m? W47 081301 01 Al m? 2192 HS ADL 3O
EA1 062100 Hm W47 081500 00 A1 mm 2192 HS ADL 30
E01 081699 mm W03 081699 00 01 ?m,2331 ROYAL PALM HIG 10
E01 081998 W02 060999 99 01 0581 FOREST HILL HI 09 155 25
E01 082097 W01 061098 98 01 2331 ROYAL PALM HIG 09 147 33
E01 082097 W22 082097 98 01 2191 WELLINGTON HIG 09
R03 040797 W02 061197 97 01 1691 CRESTWOOD MID 08 40 5
E01 082294 DNE 082294 95 01 1703 ROYAL PINES SC 06
E01 082393 W02 061094 94 01 1901 LOXAHATCHEE EL 05 167 13
E01 082592 W01 061193 93 01 1901 LOXAHATCHEE EL 04 176
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TO 00000
I
SO PALM BEACH SCHOOL: $390 INFORMATION
GRADE LEVEL: 10
1 TE: 03?? CURRENT DISTRICT: 50 PALM BEACH PAGE
CURRENT 3390 SURVIVURS CHARTER SCHOOL
LEGAL NAME: ROBERTS, VIRGINIA :551) 712-1000
MAILING 12959 RACKLEY ED ;310 CONGRESS AVE
ADDRESS: LUXAHATCHEE FL 33470 EST PALM BEACH FL 13409
DISTRICT STUDENT ID: 12070606 FL STUDENT ID-ALIAS: MIGRANT STUDENT In: 00000000000
SEX:
SKY ROBERTS PARENT BIRTH VERIFICATION: 1
DVD 1 11/02/1983 2 02/33/1984 5 04/27/1904 4 04/24/1987 5 09/27/1900
TD 1 06/24/1997
FOLIO 1 11/02/1983 2 02/03/1984 3 04/24/1907 4
HIB 1 04/24/1967
MMR 1 04/24/1987 2 04/18/1997
MEASLES 1 04/24/1957
HEP 3DOSE 1 04/10/1997 2 06/24/1997 3 09/03/1999
DISTRICT: 60 SCHOOL: 3390 NO COURSES TAKEN DISTRICT: 50 SCHOOL: 1901 LOXAHATCUEE GROVES ELEM
YEAR: 1989-1990 GRADE LEVEL: NA YEAR: 1991-1993 GRADE LEVEL: 03
DISTRICT-TERM: 1.4286 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00 3 5100090 THIRD GRADE 9 0.00 0.00
STATE-TERM: 1.4286 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00 CREDIT, TERM: 0.00 0.00
1909~199o ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0 1991?1992 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 180 ABSENT: 0
SUMMEN TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0 SUMMER TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0
DISTRICT: 50 SCHOOL: 3390 NO COURSES TAKEN DISTRICT: 50 SCHOOL: 1901 LOXAHATCHEE GROVES ELEM.
YEAR: 1990-1991 GRADE NA YEAR: 1992-1993 GRADE LEVEL: 04
DISTRICT-TERM: 1.4236 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00 3 5100100 FOURTH GRADE 0.00 0.00
STATE 1.4286 s.oo CUM: 1.5429 27.00 CREDIT, TERM: 0.00 0.00
1990-1991 ANNUAL DAYS PRESENT. 0 ABSENT: 0 1992-1995 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 176 ABSENT: 4
SUMMER TERMS 0 ABSENT: 0 SUMMER TERMS 0 ABSENT: 0
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TO -
0000050 PALM BEACH
SCHOOL: 3390
TE: 03 J1 200E CURRENT DISTRICP:
CURRENT SCHOOL:
50 PALM BEACH
FILE:
.
3590 SURVIVORS CHARTER SCHOOL
(561) 712-1800
50 SCHOOL: 2J31 ROYAL PALM BEACH COMM
1997~1998 GRADE LEVEL:
SUBJECT
SPANISH 1 FL
ENG 1 EN
ALGEBRA IR MA
BEG AEROBICS PE
9C1 SC
NUTRITION 5x WELLNESS V0
ENG 1 EN
ALGEBRA 1A MA
PERS FIT PE
SCI SP
50 SCHOOL: 9034 ESE
SUBJECT CRSE
COURSE TITLE
AIORERA
SPT
CREDIT,
GPA QTY PTS
MIC
09
CREE CREDIT
FLAG CRD
RJ 0.50 0.00
RJ 1) 0.50 0.50
JR 0.50 0.00
0.50 0.00
0.50 0.00
0.50 0.00
0.50 0.00
RJ A 0.50 0.50
JR 0.50 0.50
RJ A 0.50 0.50
A 0.50 0.50
0.50 0.50
1997-1998 GRADE LEVEL:
09
TERM: 1.8571 13.00 CUM:
TERM: 1.8571 13.00
NOT ENROLLED IN
DISTRICT: 50 SCHOOL: 1901 LDXAHATCHEE GROVES ELEM. DISTRICT:
1991-1994 GRADE LEVEL: 05 YEAR:
5000501 CRSB 005011
COURSE: COURSE TITLE AREA FLAG CRO 0000550
3 5100110 FIFTH GRADE 9 0.00 0.00 1 0700340
3 5100110 FIFTH GRADE 0.0c 0.00 1 1001310
CREDIT, TERM: 0.00 0.00 1 1200370
1 1503400
1993-1994 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 157 ABSENT: 13 1 2001310
SUMMER TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: a 1 2100410
ACADEMICALLY PROMOTED 1 8500355
2 1001310
DISTRICT: 50 SCHOOL: 1190 N0 COURSES TAKEN 2 1200170
YEAR: 1994 1995 GRADE LEVEL: NA 2 1501300
2 2001110
GPA 017 p73 CPA QTY 979 2 2103300
DISTRICT-TERM: 1.4280 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00
STATE-TERM: 1.4286 5.00 cum; 1.5429 27.00 DISTRICT:
YEAR:
1994-1995 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0
SUMMER TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0 counsaa
NOT ENROLLED IN DISTRICT K-12 AT END OF SCHOOL YEAR 4 1200370
5 2001310
DISTRICT: 50 SCHOOL: 1691 CRESTWOOD MIDDLE
YEAR: 1990?1997 GRADE LBVEL: 08
COURSE TITLE AREA FLAG CR3 DISTRICT
2 0400010 DRAMA 2 A 0.00 0.00 STATE
2 3500240 TEEN CHALLENGES 0.00 0.00
3 1001070 LANG ARTS 1 0.00 0.00 1997~1998
3 1205070 MATH 3 0.00 0.80
3 2002100 COMPRE SCI 3 0.00 0.00
1 2103050 AND CHO 0.00 0.00
CREDIT, TERM: 0.00 0.00
1990-1997 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 40 ABSENT: 5
SUMMER TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0
APR 1 2008
AT
CREDIT
AREA FLAG GRD
MA JR 0.50 0.50
so A 0.50 0.50
TERM: 7.00 4.00
GPA QTY 979
1.0571 13.00
CUM: 1.8571 13.00
ABSENT: 0
ABSENT: 0
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TO DISTR
LEGAL NAME
13?: 0000050 PALM BEACH
EPARED
50 SCHOOL: 0581 FOREST HTLU HIGH
SCHOOL: 3390 COURSE INFORMATION
CURRENT SCHOOL:
{561) 712?1000
FILE: SRTCIRTS
PAGE 3
3390 SURVIVORS CHARTER SCHOOL
50 SCHOOL: 3390 NO COURSES TAKEN
YEAR: 1998-1999 GRADE LEVEL: 09 YEAR: 2000-2001 GRADE LEVEL: NA
1 0500500 UEV 1 EL 0.50 0.50 DISTRICT-TERM: 1.4286 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00
1 0701320 FRENCH 1 FL RJ 0.50 0.50 STATE-TERM: 1.4286 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00
1 1001340 ENG 2 EN RJ A 0.50 0.50
1 120C380 ALGEDRA IB MA JR 0 50 0.00 2000-2001 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0
1 1900300 DRIVER ED CLASS EL 0.50 0.50 SUMMER TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0
1 2000310 BIOLOGY 1 SC RJ A 0.50 0.50 PROMOTION STATUS NOT APPLICABLE
1 2109310 WORLD WH RJ 0.50 0.50
2 0500500 DEV 1 EL 0.50 0.00 DISTRICT: 50 SCHOOL: 3390 SURVIVORS CHARTER SCHOOL
3 0701320 FRENCH 1 FL RJ 0.50 0.00 YEAR: 2001-2002 GRADE LEVEL: 10
2 0800J00 MGMT SKL LM RJ 0.50 0.00 SUBJECT CRSE CREDIT
2 1001340 ENG 2 EN RJ 0.50 0.00 COURSE TITLE AREA FIAG GRD
2 1200380 ALGEBRA 18 MA JR 0.50 0.00 1 0500530 DEV 4 EL 0.50 0.50
2 2000310 1 SC RJ 0.50 0.00 1 1001440 BUSINESS ENG 1 EN 0.50 0.50
2 2109310 WORLD HIST NH RJ 0.50 0.00 1 1205370 CONSUMER MATH MA 0.50 0.50
CREDIT. TERM: 7.00 3.00 1 8300310 WORKPLACE ESSENTIALS V0 0.50 0.50
1 8301610 WORK EXP 1 V0 0.50 0.8101650 WORK EXP-OJT V0 1.00 0.03
DISTRICT TERM: 1.2857 9.00 CUM: 1.5714 22.00 CREDIT, TERM: 3.5 2.00
STATE-TERM: 1.2357 9.00 CUM: 1.5714 22.00
1998-1999 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 155 ABSENT: 25 DISTRICT-TERM: 1.4286 5.00 CUM: 1.5420 27.00
SUMMER TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0 STATE-TERM: 1.4286 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00
2001-2002 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0
DISTRICT: 50 SCHOOL: 3390 NO COURSES TAKEN SUMMER TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0
YEAR: 1999_2000 GRADE LEVEL: NA PROMOTION STATUS NOT APPLICABLE
GPA 918
GPA QTY PTS
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DISTRICT-TERM: 1.4286 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00
STATE TERM: 1.4286 5.00 CUM: 1.5429 27.00
1999 2000 ANNUAL DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 0
SUMMER TERMS DAYS-PRESENT: 0 ABSENT: 3
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T0 - 0000030 PALM REACH
5
.
LEGAL NAME:
A I A
0 AS OF: 04/11/2000
i i
GRADUATION OPTION: 4-YR STANDARD
- - - CREDITS -
ENGLISH (EN) 2.00 4.00 2.00
MATHEMATICS (MA) 1.50 3.00 1.50
SCIENCE (SC) 1.50 3.00 1.50
AMER HISTORY (AH) 0.00 1.00 1.00
WORLD HTSTORY (NH) 0.50 1.00 0.50
ECONOMICS (EC) 0.00 0.50 0.50 .
AMER GOVERNMENT (A6) 0.00 0.50 0.50
0.50
PERFORM FINE ART (PF) 0.00 1.00? 0.50A
LIFE MGHT SKILLS (LM) 0.0C 0.50 0.50
. PHYSICAL ED (PE) 0.50 0.50 0.00 .
FOREIGN LANGUAGE (FL) 0.50 0.00
LANGUAGE ARTS (LA) 0.00 i
SOCIAL STUDIES (33) 0.00
ELECTIVE (EL) 2.00 9.00 6.50
ESE (EX) 0.00
COMPUTER ED (CH) 0.00
CREDITS, CUMULATIVE: 9.00 24.00 15.00 .
. TOTALS TNPYUDE VOCATIONAL PERFORM FINE
. mm GPA CITY PTS
1
1.5429 27.00 STATE: 1.5429 27.00
BY: 9
..
1'
SCHOOL: 3390 GRADUATION SUMMARY FILE: SETS 21'
03/31'2008 CURRENT DISTRICT: 50 PALM BEACH PAGE 4
CURRENT SCHOOL: $390 SURVIVORS CHARTER SCHOOL
[561) 712-1800
NUMBER: 8500355 NUTRITION WELLNESS
NUMBER: 8300310 WORKPLACE ESSENTIALS
NUMBER: 8301610 WORK RXP
NUMBER: 8301650 WORK EXP-OJT
DISTRICT CLASS RANK- EFFECTIVE DATE: 03/06/2002
CLASS RANK, POSITLON: es
CLASS RANK, PERCENTLLE: 70
CLASS RANK, TOTAL NUMBER IN CLASS: 214
COMMUNICATIONS: 10/2001
MATHEMATICS: 01/2002
COMMUNLTY SERVICE HOURS: 0 REQUIREMENT MET:
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TC - DISTRICT: BEACH SCHOOL: 3390 COMMENTS FILE:
GRADE LEVEL: 13 PREPARED DATE: 03/31/2008 CURRENT DISTRICT: 50 PALM BEACH PAGE 5
CURRENT SCHOOL: 5390 SURVIVORS CHARTER SCHOOL
LEGAL NAME: ROBERTS, VIRGINIA (561! 712"1000
1 SEMESTER 1 COMBINED SUMMER TRIMESTER 1 QUINMESTER 1 SIX WEEKS 1
2 FEMESTER 2 SESSION TRIMESTER 2 OUINMESTER 2 SIX WEEKS 9
3 ANNUAL 1* THIMESTER 3 OUINMESTER 3 SIX WEEKS 3
4 SUMMER SESSION 1 INTERSESSION 2? 6 QUARTER 1 OUINMESTER 4 SIX WEEKS 4
5 SUMMER SESSTON 2 3' 7 QUARTER 2 i QUINMESTER 5 SIX WEEKS 5
SHORT INTERSESSION 4? 8 QUARTER 3 YEAR OF 0 SIX WEEKS 6
5' 9 QUARTER 4
STATE GRADING SCALE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (REGARDLESS OF ENTRY DATE) EFFECTIVE SCHOOL YEAR 1997-1998
A - 90 - 100 4.00 80 - 89 3.00 - 7O - 79 2.00
60 69 1.00 0 - 59 0.00
GRADING SCALE, PRIOR TO 07/01/2001
A 94 - 100 4.00 a 85 - 93 3.0C 77 84 2.00
70 76 1.00 0 - 69 0.0C
NOTE: FROM THE 1987?1988 THROUGH THE 1996-1997 SCHOOL YEARS, FOR STUDENTS ENTERING
75-84, 55-74, AND 0-64; QUALITY POINTS AND ALL OTHER GRADES WERE
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TC - DISTRICT: 0000050 SCHOOL: JJUO COMMENTS FILE: SRTSI2IS
GRADE LEVEL: 13 PREPARED DATE: 03/31/2008 CURRENT DISTRICT: 50 PALM BEACH PAGE 0
CURRENT SCHOOL: 3393 SURVIVORS CHARTER SCHUOH
LEGAL NAME: ROBERTS, (561} 712-1800
- - STATE DEFINED COURSE FLAGS
H-HONOPS CREDIT
FOR BUS EN I 1001440 FOR BUS EN I 1001440/11 1001450 deUE FOR MA I 1205540
FOR MA I 1205390 FOR GEN SCI 2002310 FOR ANAT PHYSIO 2000350
FOR PRE ALGEDRA 1200300 CST GD SUB FOR SCIENCE AIR FC SUB FOR SCIENCE
FOR BIO TECH 2000430 FOR BNV SCI 200134C FOR PHY SCT 2001110
FOR COURSE SPECIFIED 0N FOLLOWING LINE ON COURSE LIST
ELL
INSTRUCTION
FY 1991-1992 COMMENTS
IN GRADES 9 12. HOWEVER, THE DISTRICT GPA INCLUDES ALL CREDIT COURSES.
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CURRENT DISTRICT: bU PALM BEACH
(561) 712-1800
03/07/2002 CODE: WES
S1UDENT PLAN DATE: 05/11/1999 CURRENT DATE: 05/11/2002
EVALUATION
ELIGIBLE AND PLACED 05/10/99 05/11/99 05/11/99
ELIGIBLE AND PLACED 02/03/90 02/04/98 02/04/90
TEST . .
'l?FlS'l? lN FORMAT I 0N
FC - DISTRICT: PALM BEACH SCHOOL: 3390 CATEGORY TNPOUMATION FILE:
CURRENT SCHOOL: 3390 SURVIVORS CHARTER SCHUOL
PAGE 7
PLACE- DISMLS-
MENT SAL
DATE
05/11/99 05/03/99
02/04/90 06/11/98
PER FCRMANCE
30 TAB 7 A TOTBAT GE 0000 GE 0000 GE 0000
LANGUAGE GE 0110
30 05/;5/2000 TAB 7 A GE 0000 GE 0000 CE 0126
LANGUAGE GE 0000
30 TAB 7 1UTUAT GE 0000 GE 0073 GE 0000
LANGUAGE GE 0000
09 04/20/1990 0T0 A 19 COMPREHE ss 0801 COMPREHE NP 0005 SS 0750
NP 0034 SCIENCE 35 0000 SCIENCE NP 0000
ss 0000 NP 0000
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TO - DISTRICT: 0000050 PALM BEACH SCHOOL: 3390 TEST INFORMATION FILE: SRTSIQIS
GRADE LEVEL: 10 PREPARED DATE: 03/31?2008 CURRENT DISTRICT: 50 PALM BEACH PAGE 0 OF 8
CURRENT SCHOOL: 3390 SURVIVORS CHARTER SCHOOL
LEGAL NAME: ROBERTS, VIRGINIA (561) 712~1800
TEST
08 04/15/1997 CTB 17 READIT) SS 0000 NP 0000 MATHIT) SS 0000
NP 0000 COMPREHE SS 0780 COMPREHE NP 0077
COMPUTAT SS 0000 COMPUTAT NP 0000 VOCAD SS 0000
08 04/18/1997 CTB 17 VOCAH NP 0000 SS 0790 NP 0070
05 04/22/1994 CTB 15 COMPREHE SS 0700 COMPREHE NP 0032 SS 0667
NP 0010 LANGUAGE SS 0694 LANGUAGE NP 0026
SS 0646 NP 0008 SS 0742
05 04/22/1991 CTR 15 up 0061
on 03/29/1993 CTB A 14 SS 0711 NP 0059 ss 0668
NP 0022 COMPREHE SS 0735 COMPREHE NP 0074
COMPUTAT SS 0667 COMPUTAT NP 0021 VOCAB ss 0686
04 03/29/1993 CTB A 14 VOCAB NP 0043 55 0669 NP 0024
SCIENCE 55 0707 SCIENCE NP 0049 ss 0692
NP 0034
04 02/10/1993 WAP 04 wn SS 0000 WR EXPOS as 0000 WRITING SS 0000
03 04/00/1992 CTB A 13 COMPREHE ss 0733 COMPREHE NP 0085 ss 0649
NP 0026 LANGUAGE 55 0696 LANGUAGE NP 0050
SS 0679 NP 0044 SS 0712
01 04/09/1902 CTR A 11 NP 0055
02 01/16/1991 CTD A 12 ss 0663 NP 0000 ss 0467
NP 0001 COMPREHE 55 0659 COMPREHE NP 0051
COMPUTAT SS 033? COMPUTAT NP 0001 VDCAB SS 0667
02 era A 12 VOCAB NP 0070 ss 0597 HP 002%
ml) OF
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CASE: 15-cv-07433-RWS
4
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Plaintiff,
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v.
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Defendant.
____________________/
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Volume 1 of 2
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Pages 1 - 157
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Taken at the Instance of the Defendant
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17
DATE:
Friday, June 24, 2016
TIME:
Commenced:
Concluded:
PLACE:
Southern Reporting Company
B. Paul Katz Professional Center
(SunTrust Building)
One Florida Park Drive South
Suite 214
Palm Coast, Florida 32137
REPORTED BY:
Florida Professional Reporter
Court Reporter and Notary Public
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8:59 a.m.
1:22 p.m.
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BRADLEY J. EDWARDS, Esquire
Farmer, Jaffe, Weissing, Edwards, Fistos & Lehrman, P.L.
425 North Andrews Avenue
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33301
954-524-2820
Brad@pathtojustice.com
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10
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LAURA A. MENNINGER, Esquire
Haddon, Morgan and Foreman, P.C.
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80203
303-831-7364
Lmenninger@hmflaw.com; Nsimmons@hmflaw.com
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Also appearing:
Jenny Martin, Videographer from Abel
Virginia Giuffre, Plaintiff
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VOLUME 1 (pages 1 - 157)
5
TONY FIGUEROA
Direct Examination by Ms. Menninger
5
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157
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VOLUME 2 (Pages 158 - 258)
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253
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TONY FIGUEROA
Cross-Examination by Mr. Edwards
Redirect Examination by Ms. Menninger
Recross-Examination by Mr. Edwards
Further Direct Examination by
Ms. Menninger
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STIPULATION
It is hereby stipulated and agreed by and
22
between counsel present at this deposition and by
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the deponent that the witness review of this
24
deposition would be waived.
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(MARKED BY THE DEFENDANT:)
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Defendant's Exhibit 1
(Palm Beach County Sheriff's Reports Case Number 98041883)
42
Defendant's Exhibit 2
(Greenacres Reports)
71
Defendant's Exhibit 3
(Two Pictures of Apartment Building)
77
Defendant's Exhibit 4
(Palm Beach County Sheriff's Reports Case Number 02075321)
83
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8
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Defendant's Exhibit 5
(Royal Palm Beach Police Reports)
134
Defendant's Exhibit 6
(Robert's School Records)
144
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(MARKED BY THE PLAINTIFF:)
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Plaintiff's Exhibit 1
(Photos)
162
Plaintiff's Exhibit 2
(Passport)
163
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Q
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Beach?
4
A
5
23
And where did you go after Royal Palm
I believe it was South Area.
I'm pretty
sure it was South Area.
6
Q
Did you go to another school after that?
7
A
Yeah.
8
Q
Is that also in Royal Palm Beach?
9
A
No.
10
Worth.
11
alternative schools.
12
13
Q
I went to Gold Coast after that.
That's -- South Area was in Lake
Gold Coast is in West Palm.
They were both
Did you ever go to a Survivors Charter
School?
14
A
Yes.
15
Q
When did you go there?
16
A
I'm not exactly sure of the date.
I went there, too.
But it
17
was somewhere after either -- I'm pretty sure it
18
was -- maybe -- I can't remember if it was Gold
19
Coast first or Survivor.
20
trying to remember.
21
one came first.
22
Q
23
24
25
But one of the -- I'm
I honestly don't remember which
That's all right.
Can you describe for me Survivors Charter
School?
A
What is it like, or was it like?
I mean, like I said, it was an alternative
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school.
2
kids, you know, who have gotten kicked out.
3
was pretty much like a last chance kind of school,
4
you know what I mean?
It was just pretty much a bunch of bad
5
Q
Does it look like a school?
6
A
Kind of.
And it
I mean, it had, like, a
7
cafeteria, and then it had a whole bunch of, like,
8
portables and stuff around there.
9
under -- it was, like, right near the Lake Worth.
10
remember there was, like, a bridge that went over
11
the interstate right by it.
12
just a little, you know, little crappy school.
And it was
I
But, I mean, it was
13
Q
Was it during the day or at night?
14
A
It was during the day.
15
Q
So regular school hours?
16
A
Yeah.
Well, it was actually a little bit
17
shorter hours.
18
know it was not like the full days.
19
mean, at the alternative schools, it's obviously not
20
up to regular high school standards.
21
just do pretty much stuff to get people to get out
22
of school, you know, so...
I can't remember exactly.
Because, I
I mean, they
23
Q
Get the credits that you need?
24
A
Yeah.
25
But I
So that way they can finish high
school and not drop out and whatnot, so...
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Q
You actually go there in the morning,
though, and take classes?
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A
Yeah.
4
Q
And get checked in at attendance?
5
A
Yeah.
6
Q
And then you may leave a little earlier
7
than a regular school day?
8
A
Uh-huh (affirmative).
9
Q
All right.
10
A
No, it was not online.
11
Q
When you were at Survivors Charter School,
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13
It's not a online program?
did you ever see Ms. Roberts there?
A
Was it Survivors?
I don't remember if it
14
was Survivors.
15
we were both -- was it -- I know we both went to one
16
of the schools.
17
maybe.
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Q
Did you see her there?
19
A
Now, when we went to the school, like, we
Or was it -- because I'm pretty sure
I'm pretty sure it was Survivors,
20
were together afterwards.
But I don't remember
21
exactly which one it was.
I know it was one of
22
those alternative schools that we went to, though.
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24
25
Q
Okay.
Did you -- was Wellington an
alternative school?
A
No.
Wellington is a -- is a real high
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2
3
Q
Do you know if Wellington has an adult
program?
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5
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A
They might.
I mean, I really don't know.
I'm not sure.
6
Q
Did you ever take night classes there?
7
A
No.
8
Q
So you believe when you reunited with
9
10
Ms. Roberts in or around 2001, she had also gone to
one of those alternative schools?
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12
A
When I reunited with her, no.
We ended
up, like, trying to go finish school.
13
Q
Tell me about that.
14
A
I mean, we just ended up going to one of
15
those alternative schools and didn't even finish
16
that.
17
18
Q
So you two had both left school, but went
back together --
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A
Yeah.
20
Q
-- to one of the alternative schools?
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A
Yeah.
22
Q
And that may have been Survivors Charter
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24
25
School?
A
Yeah.
I'm pretty sure it probably was.
I'm pretty sure.
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You both wanted to get your GEDs?
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A
Yeah.
3
Q
Get better jobs?
4
A
Uh-huh (affirmative).
5
Q
Things like -- that was the plan?
6
A
Yeah.
7
Q
But it did not work out?
8
A
Yeah.
9
Q
Do you know how long the two of you went
10
to Survivors Charter School?
11
A
I honestly don't remember.
12
Q
Okay.
13
You do have a recollection of going
with her, though?
14
A
Yeah.
15
Q
Seeing her there?
16
A
Uh-huh (affirmative).
17
Q
I'm trying to get a little bit of a time
18
frame on the time that you reunited with
19
Ms. Roberts.
20
remember being in an apartment with her in September
21
of 2000 -- 9/11/2001; right?
I know you said you lived -- you
22
A
Yeah.
23
Q
Do you think you had been together with
24
25
her for a while at that point?
A
It was probably, I'd say, like a month or
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so.
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long after I had moved in, so...
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4
Like, I'm pretty sure.
Q
Because it was not too
And just to be clear, she already lived in
the apartment?
5
A
Yeah.
She lived in the apartment with her
6
ex-boyfriend Michael and JJ.
7
somebody else.
8
9
Q
And I think there was
I don't remember who, though.
All right.
That's where she was living
when you reunited with her?
10
A
Yeah.
11
Q
And then you moved in?
12
A
Yeah.
13
Q
Did the other people move out?
14
A
Yeah.
15
Q
How long did you live there with
16
28
I kicked them out.
Ms. Roberts?
17
A
I think it was just till, like, the end of
18
the lease, so it was probably maybe, like, five or
19
six months.
20
not exactly [sic] on the whole time frame.
21
I'm pretty sure.
I don't know.
I'm
Q
That's okay.
23
A
Yeah.
24
Q
Where did you two move from there?
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A
I believe we either -- we went to her --
22
I understand it was a while
ago.
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it was either her family's house or mine.
2
either one of the two.
3
another -- we were renting a house out in
4
Loxahatchee also, eventually.
5
a little trailer behind her parents' house.
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9
10
Q
It was
And then we ended up getting
But we also stayed in
When did your relationship with
Ms. Roberts end the second time?
A
When she went to Thailand and --
(Brief interruption.)
A
-- never heard from her again.
11
12
re-answer?
13
A
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
Can you
When Jeffry sent her to Thailand.
14
And then I never heard from her again until
15
freaking, like, two days ago.
16
17
Q
You heard from her two days ago?
18
A
Yeah.
She had called me to apologize
19
about, obviously, everything about me getting
20
dragged into this mess.
21
much about, you know, the way shit ended, and pretty
22
much tried just -- her apologizing mainly about
23
dragging me all into this and having to make me
24
get -- you know, knowing how I have my family and
25
stuff now.
And we talked just pretty
And that was pretty much it, so...
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Another instant connection.
2
A
Uh-huh (affirmative).
3
Q
From the time Ms. Roberts left to go to
4
Thailand until today, have you seen her?
5
A
6
Nope.
And to be honest, it still does not even
7
feel real that she's sitting right there across from
8
me.
9
10
11
Q
Well, you offered to get in touch with her
a couple of times?
A
I know.
But, like I said, it's just -- it
12
still does not seem like this is actually happening.
13
Like, she's -- I don't know.
14
ghost or seeing one.
It's like talking to a
15
Q
Does she look different now?
16
A
Yeah.
17
Q
How?
18
A
Just more mature, more older.
19
Q
When you were with Ms. Roberts the first
20
time in '98 --
21
A
Uh-huh (affirmative).
22
Q
-- you believe that relationship lasted
23
24
25
just a couple of weeks?
A
Yeah.
I'm not exactly sure, but it was
pretty brief.
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I believe so, yes.
2
Q
What did she tell you about that?
3
A
I -- I think that maybe he -- I mean, I
4
don't know exactly.
5
remember hearing about him, but I don't remember
6
what she said about him.
7
8
Q
I don't really remember.
I
Did Ms. Roberts ever tell you that she had
met Al Gore?
9
A
Not that I'm aware of.
10
Q
Did Ms. Roberts ever tell you that she had
11
met a foreign president?
12
A
I'm not sure; I'm not sure.
13
Q
Did Ms. Roberts ever tell you she had met
14
a prime minister?
15
A
I don't know.
16
Q
Did Ms. Roberts ever tell she had met a
17
18
senator?
A
Not that I'm aware of.
I mean, she's told
19
me that she met a bunch of people before.
20
it started becoming, like, an almost everyday thing
21
about -- just hearing about famous people with
22
Jeffrey and stuff like that, it's, like, I kind of
23
didn't, like, tone it out, but I just -- it became
24
normal, so I just stopped, like, listening to all
25
the details, because I was not going to meet these
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people, you know what I mean?
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right.
3
Q
4
126
It's just, like, all
Was she excited that she was meeting
famous people?
5
A
Yeah.
6
Q
Was that a job perk?
7
A
Obviously.
8
Q
She talked about it a lot?
9
A
Yeah.
10
Q
To the point where you were drowning it
A
Well, that's what I'm saying.
11
12
out?
It was not
13
like I was drowning it out.
14
she was with Jeffrey, and he was, obviously,
15
well-connected with everybody.
16
you know, a special occasion, per se.
17
was, but it's not like it was -- it was not very not
18
rare so...
19
20
Q
It's just I knew that
So it was not like,
You know, it
Did she show you any photographs of
herself with famous people?
21
A
No.
22
Q
Did you see a photograph of her with
23
Prince Andrew --
24
A
Yes.
25
Q
-- in her possession?
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Mr. Figueroa, you mentioned that you and
3
Ms. Roberts attempted to go to back to school while
4
you were together --
5
A
Yes.
6
Q
-- to get your GED?
7
A
Yeah.
8
Q
And you believe that you went to the
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Survivors Charter School?
A
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15
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18
Yes.
MS. MENNINGER:
Okay.
I'm going to mark
Defendant's Exhibit 6.
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Yes.
(Defendant's Exhibit 6 was marked for
identification.)
Q
This is a school record for Ms. Roberts
that lists the names of various schools.
A
And --
So it was Survivors, obviously.
That's
19
the only one on that list that isn't -- or that's
20
there that's on mine, as well.
21
Q
Okay.
22
A
Other than the other ones, but...
23
Q
All right.
24
25
So you recognize Survivors
Charter School on Ms. Roberts' school records?
A
Yeah.
That's what I'm saying.
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is the one on here, that's -- that's completely
2
clear.
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Gold Coast.
4
Q
I could not remember if it was that one or
Okay.
There is an entry date for
5
Ms. Roberts at Survivors Charter School of
6
10/12/2001, and a withdrawal on 3/7 of '02.
7
see that?
8
9
10
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13
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15
A
I mean, it's this; right?
Do you
I mean, that's
the top.
Q
The entry date of 10/12/01, withdrawal
3/7/02 at Survivors?
A
Okay.
I did not know what those
numbers -- I did not realize that that was a date.
Q
I understand.
And I know you did not make
this record.
16
So I'm just wanting to know if that's
17
consistent with your recollection, that you guys
18
went to school in the fall of 2001 until the --
19
A
Yeah, that sounds about right.
20
Q
-- March of 2002.
21
A
Yeah.
22
Q
And you both went to school together?
23
A
Uh-huh (affirmative).
24
Q
In the mornings?
25
A
Yeah.
It sounds right?
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And got out of school at some earlier time
than a regular school day?
3
A
Yeah.
4
Q
Do you recall Ms. Roberts going to Royal
5
Palm Beach High?
6
frame.
7
A
I -- I don't recall.
8
Q
Do you recall her, during the time you
9
10
Again, this is in the 2001 time
were with her, taking any night classes at
Wellington High School?
11
A
I don't recall.
12
Q
Is it possible?
13
A
It's a possibility.
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15
16
17
I really don't.
MR. EDWARDS:
Object to the form.
Q
Do you know whether Wellington has a night
school program?
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A
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could.
20
Q
You went there in ninth grade?
21
A
Yeah.
22
23
24
25
Like I said before, I don't know.
They
It was during the day, though.
I
have no clue about night school.
Q
Got it.
But you do have a memory about Survivors
Charter School?
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employee, attorney, or counsel of any of the
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November 14, 2016
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Plaintiff,
v.
Defendant.
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APPEARANCES:
By Sigrid S. McCawley, Esq.
401 East Las Olas Boulevard
Suite 1200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Phone: 954.356.0011
smccawley@bsfllp.com
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APPEARANCES:
(Continued)
By Laura Menninger, Esq.
Jeffrey S. Pagliuca, Esq.
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, CO 80203
Phone: 303.831.7364
lmenninger@hmflaw.com
jpagliuca@hmflaw.com
Appearing on behalf of the
Defendant
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deposition of VIRGINIA GIUFFRE, called by Defendant,
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was taken on Monday, November 14, 2016, commencing at
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INDEX OF EXHIBITS (continued)
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INITIAL
REFERENCE
3
DESCRIPTION
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Exhibit 1
Settlement Agreement and General
Release
355
Exhibit 2
List of names
370
Exhibit 3
Photocopy of photograph
408
Exhibit 4
Photocopy of photograph, with
attachments
411
Exhibit 5
Photocopy of photograph, with
attachments
417
Exhibit 6
Photocopy of photograph, with
attachments
423
12
Exhibit 7
Statements
437
13
Exhibit 8
History of education, with
attachment
462
Exhibit 9
Application for Employment,
with attachment
474
Exhibit 10
The Great Outdoors Community
Services Association, Inc.
Termination Form, with
attachments
481
Exhibit 11
7/6/2016 letter to Schultz
from Hayek, with attachments
484
Exhibit 12
Patient Registration
Information, with attachments
490
Exhibit 13
CVS Prescription Records
document, 7/29/2016, with
attachment
502
Exhibit 14
Affidavit of Custodian of
Records, Walgreen Company,
with attachments
507
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6
7
8
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10
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DESCRIPTION
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Exhibit 15
Patient Health Summary, Clifton
Beach Medical & Surgical,
printed on 6/28/2016
512
Exhibit 16
Portions of deposition transcript
of Virginia Giuffre taken
May 3, 2016
533
Exhibit 17
Amendment/Errata Sheet signed
May 31, 2016 by Virginia Giuffre
540
8
Exhibit 18
Ad for Mar-a-Lago Club
548
9
Exhibit 19
The Mar-a-Lago Club, L.C.
Employment Policies, October 28,
1995
549
Exhibit 20
Page from the Mar-a-Lago Club
Employment Policies, Revised
10/2001
550
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A
Yes.
2
Q
And you believe the Neiman Marcus was
3
4
located in which city?
A
Well, it's around Fort Lauderdale.
5
can't tell you exactly.
6
like Broward County?
I
Fort Lauderdale is so big,
Is that the word for it?
7
Q
And what did you do at Neiman Marcus?
8
A
I worked in the changing rooms.
9
Q
And what did you do in the changing room?
10
A
I think I just like -- if I remember
11
right, I just put clothes away that people left in
12
there.
13
sizes for women who wanted different sizes of the
14
same product.
15
16
Q
Probably went out to get sizes, different
And where did you work after Neiman
Marcus?
17
A
Taco Bell.
18
Q
Did you work at Southeast Employee
19
20
Management Company?
A
I don't recognize that.
I don't know if
21
that's a payroll company or what it is.
22
what Southeast -- what is it called?
I don't know
23
Q
Southeast Employee Management Company.
24
A
No, I don't remember that.
25
Q
Did you ever work as a temp?
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Not that I remember.
2
Q
Going to different offices and filling in?
3
A
No.
4
Q
Did you work for Oasis Outsourcing?
5
A
I don't -- I don't know if that's a
6
payroll company or if that's an actual place, but
7
that doesn't ring a bell.
8
9
10
11
Q
Did you -- do you know how much you got
paid when you were working at places like Oasis
Outsourcing?
A
Well, considering I don't know if I worked
12
at Oasis Outsourcing, I wouldn't even know how much I
13
got paid.
14
15
Q
Did you review your Social Security
records?
16
A
Yes.
17
Q
You saw Oasis Outsourcing listed there?
18
A
Right, but like I said, it doesn't even
19
20
21
22
ding a bell at all.
Q
Do you know how much money they said you
made from them?
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Objection.
If you want to
23
show her the documents, she can see what amount is
24
listed and answer your questions, but if you're not
25
going to show her the document, that's the best she
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don't know where I was living.
2
3
Q
Okay.
Did you indicate whether you had
gone to school?
4
A
Yes, I did.
5
Q
What did you indicate?
6
A
I indicated that I attended Survivors
7
Charter School for four years and had a high school
8
diploma.
9
Q
And you graduated?
10
A
Well, I didn't.
I just wanted to get a
11
job, and I wanted it to look good, so I fluffed it
12
up.
13
14
Q
So you wrote that down in your handwriting
on this application, correct?
15
A
I did.
16
Q
And it was not true, correct?
17
A
Again, I'm not proud of it.
I just didn't
18
have any other way of getting a job and I just
19
thought if I put that down there, I might be
20
considered.
21
Q
You indicated when you were younger you
22
volunteered for six years at a riding clinic.
23
the name of the riding clinic?
24
25
A
Vince Ramos.
What's
And I'm not too sure if it
was six years, but I started off there quite young,
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a former employer is the Indigo Bar and Grill,
2
correct?
3
A
Yes.
4
Q
Is that true?
5
A
No, it was not.
6
Q
On the page before that, it indicates you
7
went to Royal Palm Beach High School.
8
your handwriting?
Is that in
9
A
Yes, it is.
10
Q
And it says you went for four years and
11
you graduated?
12
A
Yes.
13
Q
In your handwriting?
14
A
Yes.
15
Q
Is that true?
16
A
No.
17
Q
This was an application you filled out in
18
January of 2014, correct?
19
A
Correct.
20
Q
The page before that is your -- portion of
21
your resume I think we have previously discussed, but
22
just confirming, you did send that resume to this job
23
application, correct?
24
A
I did.
25
Q
And you indicated you had worked at
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REPORTER'S CERTIFICATE
I, Pamela J. Hansen, do hereby certify that
5
I am a Registered Professional Reporter and Notary
6
Public within the State of Colorado; that previous to
7
the commencement of the examination, the deponent was
8
duly sworn to testify to the truth.
9
I further certify that this deposition was
10
taken in shorthand by me at the time and place herein
11
set forth, that it was thereafter reduced to
12
typewritten form, and that the foregoing constitutes
13
a true and correct transcript.
14
I further certify that I am not related to,
15
employed by, nor of counsel for any of the parties or
16
attorneys herein, nor otherwise interested in the
17
result of the within action.
18
19
20
In witness whereof, I have affixed my
signature this 23rd day of November, 2016.
My commission expires September 3, 2018.
21
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23
_______________________________
Pamela J. Hansen, CRR, RPR, RMR
216 - 16th Street, Suite 600
Denver, Colorado 80202
24
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EXHIBIT
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SSA-1826 ITEMIZED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
6100 WABASH AVENUE
BALTIMORE MARYLAND 21215
401 LAS OLAS BLVD STE 1200
FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301-2211
We are sending the statement of earnings requested for:
Number Holder's Name: VIRGINIA GIUFFRE
Social Security Number:
Years Requested: 1998 THRU 2002; 2013 THRU 2015
Control Number: 16294125319
Remittance Number: 201610240012
Enclosure(s):
Earnings Statement
GIUFFRE009175
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SSA-1826 ITEMIZED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Our records show the amount of earnings reported, not the amount of
Social Security taxes that were paid.
Wages were first covered under Social Security in 1937. Therefore,
1937 is the first year for which earnings may be shown on our records.
Employers were required to report earnings semi-annually in 1937,
and on a quarterly basis for the years from 1938 through 1977.
Beginning with 1978, employers are required to report earnings annually.
Our records do not show the exact date of employment (month and day)
because we do not need this information to figure Social Security
benefits. Employers do not give us this information.
Each year, there is a maximum amount of earnings that is subject to
Social Security taxes and is used to compute benefits. If a person
earns more than this maximum amount, the earnings statement will
usually show the maximum rather than the total earnings. Maximum
benefits can be found on the SSA website.
Beginning in 1951, self-employed persons could also receive
Social Security credit for their work. The maximum amounts of
self-employment earnings that are subject to Social Security taxes
and are used to compute benefits can also be found on the SSA website.
If you have any questions, you should call, write, or visit any
Social Security office. If you visit or call, please bring this letter.
It will help us answer questions. The toll free number to call is
1-800-772-1213 (for the deaf or hard of hearing, call our TTY number,
1-800-325-0778).
GIUFFRE009176
CONHDENHAL
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SSA-1826 ITEMIZED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
6100 WABASH AVENUE
BALTIMORE MARYLAND 21215
YEARS REQUESTED: 1998 THRU 2002; 2013 THRU 2015
401 LAS OLAS BLVD STE 1200
FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301
KFC USA INC
PAYROLL DEPT
5200 COMMERCE CROSSING DR
LOUISVILLE KY 40229-2182
YEAR QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR TOTAL
1999 $140.70
PO BOX 32018
LAKELAND FL 33802-2018
YEAR QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR TOTAL
1999 $216.69
2701 STATE ROAD 7
LAUD LAKES FL 33313-2731
YEAR QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR TOTAL
1999 $216.97
PAGE 1
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SSA-1826 ITEMIZED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
CENTER
ERNEST LAKS
14201 125TH AVE
WEST PALM BCH FL 33418-7945
YEAR QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR
2000
COMPANY
2559 PALM DEER DR
LOXAHATCHEE FL 33470-2563
YEAR QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR
1100 OCEAN BLVD
PALM BEACH FL 33480-5004
YEAR QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR
2000
2054 VISTA PKWY STE 300
WEST PALM BCH FL 33411-6742
YEAR QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR
1201 ELM ST
DALLAS TX 75270-2102
YEAR QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR 4TH QTR
2000
PAGE 2
TOTAL
$99.48
TOTAL
$3,212.44
TOTAL
$1,866.50
TOTAL
$2,037.60
TOTAL
$1,440.79
GIUFFRE009178
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SSA-1826 ITEMIZED STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
FOR SSN
MANNINOS INC
12793 FOREST HILL BLVD
WEST PALM BEACH FL 33414-4749
YEAR IST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR
2001
2255 GLADES RD STE 337-w
BOCA RATON FL 33431-7379
YEAR IST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR
2002
2255 GLADES RD STE 337W
BOCA RATON FL 33431-7379
YEAR IST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR
2002
13860 WELLINGTON TRCE STE 31
WELLINGTON FL 33414-8541
YEAR IST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR
2002
145 PLANTATION DR
TITUSVILLE FL 32780-2528
YEAR IST QTR 2ND QTR 3RD QTR
2014
PAGE
3
QTR
4TH
4TH
4TH
4TH
QTR
QTR
QTR
QTR
TOTAL
$212.00
TOTAL
$403.64
TOTAL
$1,247.90
TOTAL
$1,561.75
TOTAL
$171.83
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GIUFFRE009180
CONFIDENTIAL
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January 30, 2003
To Whom It May Concern,
Skye Roberts has been a most valuable employee at The Mar-a-Lago Club since
April of 2000. While employed as a maintenance crew team member, he has been
responsible for maintaining the ?ve championship red-clay tennis courts as well as
keeping all of the individual air conditioning units working and in tip-top shape.
It is my understanding that Skye is relocating to Colorado. Should he ever return to
Florida, he would be eligible for re-hire.
onald J. Trump
{13,54,554
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1100 South Ocean Bt'miexxm?l, Palm Beach, ?orid; 3,4930 46373 5332608 Fax (407) 832265.469
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Abbott
Acevedo
Adams
Adams
Adams
Addison
Adelfio
Adler
Aldahondo
Alexis
Allen
Almeida
Almgren
Alves
Anaya
Anderson
Andres-Felix
Annunziata
Anton
Aquino
Argueta
Armstrong
Ash
Ashenbrenner
Auguste
Bacon
Bader
Bader
Baghouli
Bahena
Baker
Balkunas
Banks
Baranek
Baron
Barr
Barr
Barrett
Barrill
Beam
Beaudoin
Beckett
Benarroch
Bend
Benitez
Bennett
Benney
Benoit
Bernal
FIRST NAME
Philip
Michael
Zane
Cynthia
Patrick
Andrea
Peter
Jessica
Francisco
Genicia
Suzanne
Tiberio
Shane
Victor
Orlando
Sandra
Francisco
Susan
Frank
Jorge
Irma
April
Carol
William
Firenze
John
Susan
Erwin
Adel
Lucio
Teresa
Vicki
Michael
Katherine
Todd
James
Gail
Loraine
London
Stephen
Louis
Sam
Alice
John
Sixta
Thomas
Tabitha
Mark
Ana
Box #1
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #3
Box #4
Box #4
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #3
Box #4
Box #6
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #3
Box #6
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #3
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Bernhardt
Berube
Beswick
Beverly
Bezwiechin
Blake
Bloch
Blyth
Bobrowski
Bocksch
Boehm
Boettcher
Bogert
Boisvert
Bonilla
Bork
Borrego
Borrell
Borrelli
Boudreau
Boukhalfa
Bouschet
Brass
Brassler
Brendel
Brennan
Briante
Bridger
Briggs
Brown
Brown
Brummel
Bryan
Bryant
Buckingham
Buckley
Budziak
Burdett
Burgess
Burgon
Burke
Burke
Burlew
Burton
Butler
Calder
Caldwell
Camacho
Camilleri
FIRST NAME
Gretchen
Michael
Allan
Tim
Cham
Howard
Michael
Alison
Michele
Kristy
Erica
Joe
Debra
Cory
Jose
Allen
Sandra
Salvator
Lisa
Matthew
Said
Courtney
Baysson
Chris
Kendra
Mary
Gerard
Jody
Jacqueline
Eleanor
William
Denis
Amy
William
Annette
Cynthia
Diane
Jill
Lawrence
Helya
Maureen
Christopher
Gary
Myles
Michael
Malgorzata
Karen
Darren
Mark
Box #1
Box #4
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #3
Box #3
Box #6
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #6
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #6
Box #4
Box #6
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #4
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Campbell
Candella
Cantrell
Capozzi
Carlisle
Carr
Carroll
Carvalho
Casher
Castano
Castillo
Castro
Catranbone
Cavinee
Celestin
Chambers
Chapuis
Charles
Charles
Chillingsworth
Chioffe
Christie
Ciaffone
Ciccia
Clark
Cleveland
Cloninger
Coffman
Cohen
Cole
Collins
Collins
Conroy
Cordero
Cordero
Cortes
Corti
Coutts
Cox
Cronin
Cross
Crostic
Crowley
Cruz
Cruz
Crystle
Cuervo
Cummings
Curran
FIRST NAME
Benjamin
Charles
Dantelle
Christina
Kevin
Janet
VALerie
Deo
Jeremy
Ku
Sandra
Juan
Angela
Krystal
Jean
Craig
Rene
Fresnel
Sylfida
Vanette
James
Michael
Cora
John
Kimberly
Trisha
Tana
Connie
Julius
Joanne
Yvette
Barbara
James
Vera
Vero
Roberto
Debra
Rachael
Emory
Sonia
Deborah
Barbara
Tricia
Lonjino
Israel
Joshua
Anamaria
Meghan
Maureen
Box #3
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #6
Box #4
Box #1
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
Box #6
Box #1
Box #4
Box #6
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #4
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
Box #4
Box #6
Box #6
Box #6
Box #4
Box #4
Box #6
Box #1
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Czerniak
Daley
Damiano
Davis
Davis
Deak
Dean
Deleon
Delia
Dellay
DeLorenzo
DeNarvaez
DePaula
DeRiso
DeSernia
Devine
DeVito
DiBenedetto
Dickens
Dieu Donne
Dimitrova
Dodge
Dombayci
Domnick
Donnelly
Dorsa
Drake
Drogowski
Dubois
Dubois
Dumstra
Eaton
Edge
Edwards
Egger
Elkhoury
Ellingworth
Ellis
Elwell
Enger
English
Espinoza
Espinoza
Espinoza
Estime
Ettehad
Faaland
Faba
Fagen
FIRST NAME
Anthony
Chad
Anthony
Jeremy
Eric
Stephen
Laurie
Elais
Frank
Scott
Mark
Claudia
Danielle
Gina
Sulamita
Keith
Dawn
Melissa
George
Jean Charles
Violeta
Virginia
Yimaz
Mark
Jennie
Antonio
Charlie
David
Lydia
Crystal
Adam
Adam
Jerod
Don
Paul
Toni
David
Christine
Douglas
Mark
Mistie
Francisca
Henner
Carlos
Karl
Shahla
Roy
Juan
Lanell
Box #4
Box #6
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
Box #4
Box #6
Box #6
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #6
Box #6
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #6
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Faraci
Fasel
Faulk
Feal
Feick
Fein
Fernandez
Ferree
Fesser
Fidanovic
Figueroa
Filippone
Finch
Finckenor
Fink
Fiorentino
Firat
Fischbach
Fischer
Fiumara
Flores
Folmer
Foss
Fox
Francoeur
Fratus
Frelich
Frey
Friday
Frith
Fritz
Frost
Gacon
Galla
Galloway
Galloza
Garcia
Garcia-Douglas
Garrido
Gedeum
Gell
Gervais
Getgood
Gibeault
Gillie
Gividen
Glass
Goicochea
Goldrich
FIRST NAME
Franklin
Jeremy
Joel
Jose
Gretchen
Lawrence
Jose
Tonya
Michael
Novak
Irina
Vittorio
Michael
George
Roger
Maria
Turabi
Nora
Rosemary
Michele
Pedro
Ronald
John
Lisa
Mary Lou
Donna
Jason
Kenneth
Jennifer
Cynthia
John
Mark
Allan
Galla
Kurt
Sergio
Souad
Marcia
Dante
Rosalie
William
Marie
Russell
Larry
Barbara
Nathan
Kevin
Darcy
Amanda
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #4
Box #1
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #6
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #3
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Golemis
Gomaa
Gonzales
Gonzales
Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Goodman
Goupy
Gowdy
Granjales
Grant
Grasso
Graves
Green
Greene
Greenwood
Gregson
Grieve
Griffin
Griffin
Griffiths
Griggs
Grosso
Guerin
Gutierez
Gutierez
Gutierrez
Guyierrez
Hader
Hagen
Haggar
Hamby
Harris
Hartsough
Hatch
Hatfield
Havican
Heanssler
Hefel
Hemings
Hennessee
Hernandez
Hernandez
Hernandez
Herrara
Herth
Higgins
FIRST NAME
Sam
Ashraff
Augustine
Dora
Raul
David
Elsa
Alex
William
Bernad
Charles
Myriam
Everton
William
Erika
Michelle
James
Elizabeth
Scott
Daniel
Mark
Michael
Sandra
Dora
Peter
Jean
Mauricio
Porfidio
Antonio
Warren
Karen
Kyla
Karen
Michael
Dan
Cheryl
Wendy
Michael
Robert
Pete
Eric
Romy
Jason
Gladys
Alexander
Luis
Julio
Francesca
Jennifer
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #4
Box #6
Box #1
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #6
Box #3
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #6
Box #6
Box #3
Box #3
Box #3
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #4
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Higgs
Hill
Hill
Hinkin
Ho
Hochong
Hodes
Holcomb
Holryid
Homenuik
Hong
Hopkins
Horsky
Hossain
Hoyle
Huber
Huguet
Hulsey
Hutchins
Hyde
Hylton
Ibrahim
Infante
Insani
Ioli
Irvine
Jacob
Jacobs
Jacques
Jacques
Jaferali
James
Jankowski
Jaramillo
Jean
Jenkins
Jesperson
Johnansen
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
Jones
Jones
Joseph
FIRST NAME
Kathleen
Donna
Samuel
Cynthia
Stella
Anthony
Robin
Mary
Mary
Wilfred
David
Victoria
George
Mohammed
Patricia
Frank
Roberto
Thomas
Marguerite
Rose
Longsworth
Ashraf
Carlos
Mark
Gina
Marche
Maureen
Rick
Dudley
Nixon
Errol
Buddy
Keith
Olmes
Jacques
Todd
Henrik
Elise
Eric
Josh
Chad
Debbie
Laura
Jade
Walter
Cathiejo
Steve
Regina
Elisca
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
Box #6
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #4
Box #3
Box #4
Box #4
Box #6
Box #6
Box #4
Box #4
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #4
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #6
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Juan
Juan
Kaiser
Kalson
Kapreilian
Karius
Kaufman
Keady
Keiser
Keller
Kelley
Kelly
Kelly
Kennedy
Kenney
Kenny
Kent
Kincl
King
King
King
Kirby
Kleinfeld
Kline
Kole
Kowalski
Kresic
Krogman
Krpina-Zito
Kruppenbacher
Kuiper
Kuntz
LaCerte
Laidlaw
Laine
Laing
Lang
Langford
Langweiler
Lanunziata
Laskaris
Laufenberg
Lawlor
Lefrancois
Leite
Leitzell
Leone
Leonova
LeRoux
FIRST NAME
Miguel Tomas
Angelina
Stephen
Vince
Peter
Michael
Robert
Mike
Lisa
Mikchael
Nancy
Lois
John
Sean
Marlou
Brian
Scott
Joseph
Helen
Jeffrey
Michael
Brian
Robert
Eileen
Karen
Susan
Blago
Terry
Marija
Michael
Gary
Carlson
Troy
Kenneth
Brent
Melissa
Eric
Chad
Albert
Stacia
Alexandra
Lynette
Thomas
Aaron
Paulo
jTara
Nick
Victoria
Marthinus
Box #4
Box #6
Box #4
Box #1
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #3
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #3
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #6
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #1
Box #4
Box #6
Box #3
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #6
Box #6
Box #4
Box #6
Box #1
Box #6
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #6
Box #6
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Lester
Lewis
Leyden
Liberte
Lightbourne
Lisec
Locke
Logalbo
Lopez
Lopez
Lopez
Lopez
Lopez
Love
Lowe
Lugo
Lusse
Luxton
Lyle
Lynam
Lynch
MacDonnell
Machado
Magerus
Malay
Maldonado
Maldonaldo
Mann
Mannion
Marcenaro
Marchman
Marino
Marrone
Marshall
Martinez
Martinez
Martinez
Massias
Mateo
Maurice
Max
Maxwell
McAlees
McBrayer
McCabe
McCambridge
McCann
McCarthy
McConnell
FIRST NAME
Carolina
Corey
Gene
Monney
Andrianne
Lisa
Michelle
Franklin
Claudio
Julian
Marvin
Mario
Roger
Rena
Karl
Christianne
Robert
Stephanie
Mary Jane
Robert
Cheri
Thomas
Carlos
Georges
Maya
Juvencio
James
Andrew
Deidre
Eduardo
Henry
Mindy
Kimberly
John
Steve
Zach
Hector
Caroline
Alfredo Lucas
Marie
Susan
Terence
Brook
Cassandra
Kevin
Angela
Kevin
Shannon
James
Box #6
Box #1
Box #6
Box #3
Box #1
Box #1
Box #3
Box #6
Box #4
Box #3
Box #3
Box #6
Box #6
Box #3
Box #3
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #6
Box #6
Box #3
Box #7
Box #4
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #7
Box #3
Box #4
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #7
Box #1
Box #7
Box #7
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #7
Box #4
Box #1
Box #3
Box #1
Box #3
Box #3
Box #4
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
McCormick
McDaniel
McDonald
McDonald
McFarland
McGreevy
McKee
McKeen
McKim
McLean
McMahon
McMiled
McNaughton
McNicholas
Mead
Meade
Mena
Merchant
Merriman
Mesa
Messemer
Metayer
Metayer
Michaels
Michel
Miller
Miller
Miller
Milosevic
Miranda
Mitchell
Mohamed
Monaco
Monia
Monson
Montano
Montano
Montecinos
Moore
Moran
Moree
Moreno
Morgan
Morgan
Morris
Morris
Mosher
Moss
Mullen
FIRST NAME
Jennifer
Elizabeth
Amanda
Deborah
Robert
Barbara
Wende
Nohora
Mark
Stephen
Leo
Patricia
Sean
Marie
Paul
Raymond
Arturo
Kenneth
Rita
Uenoi
Brian
Edenes
Marie
Jesse
Bernadette
Eric
Lisa
Ronald
Sas
Cari
Edward
Waleid
Lettia
Gregory
Jill
Helmuth
Henry
James
Joel
Tom
Darlene
Aura
Todd
Jennifer
Katherine
Rebecca
Neil
William Coury
Sony
Box #7
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #1
Box #4
Box #3
Box #1
Box #4
Box #7
Box #3
Box #7
Box #3
Box #7
Box #1
Box #1
Box #4
Box #7
Box #3
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #7
Box #7
Box #3
Box #3
Box #7
Box #1
Box #7
Box #4
Box #4
Box #1
Box #1
Box #7
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #2
Box #7
Box #4
Box #3
Box #2
Box #7
Box #3
Box #7
Box #2
Box #4
Box #7
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Mullen
Munford
Munoz
Musallet
Musso
Myers
Myers
Nagy
Nagy
Nakoneczny
Narleski
Nasie
Natal
Neira
Nelsen
Nelson
Nemets
Nieporte
Noe
Noel
Nolan
Northern
Noufal
O'Boyle
Oconnor
Oesterling
Oldfield
Oliver
O'Neill
O'Neill
O'Neill
Orozco
Pagen
Pagliaro
Palomba
Parker
Parker
Parkinson
Pavelka
Pavonni
Pedro
Peison
Pelaez
Penate
Perez
Perkins
Perrey
Pesasico
Petery
FIRST NAME
Cheryl
Cheryl
Mariadelrocio
Hassan
Diane
Louisa
Linda
Matthew
Viktoria
Dawn
Linda
Waleed
Luis
Fernando
Holly
Lisa
Tammie
Joseph
Thomas
Marie
Susan
Brad
Michel
Thomas
Kevin
Emily
Janice
Meike
Kathryn
William
Joseph
Clemente
Mitchel
Peter
Amanda
Sandra
Everett
Nicole
Nathan
Michelle
David
Brenda
Juan
Alexander
Marlow
Tian
Arielle
Crispin
Pamela
Box #7
Box #7
Box #4
Box #2
Box #7
Box #3
Box #7
Box #4
Box #7
Box #4
Box #2
Box #7
Box #3
Box #3
Box #2
Box #3
Box #3
Box #4
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #4
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #3
Box #2
Box #4
Box #2
Box #3
Box #2
Box #4
Box #2
Box #2
Box #4
Box #7
Box #2
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #2
Box #4
Box #7
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Petrillo
Pharr
Philips
Pickens
Pientka
Pierre-Noel
Pinder
Pine
Pino
Pinto
Piques
Pisani
Pisani
Pitot
Pittinger
Pitts
Plaine
Ponder
Poston
Powell
Powell
Presto
Price
Prouty
Prucien
Quigley
Quirao
Rafrano
Ragland
Ramirez
Ramos
Raphael-Dallas
Reardon
Reasinger
Redmond
Reed
Reich
Reil
Reis
Reis
Reiser
Rene
Rene
Rene
Rennie
Reyes
Reynolds
Ribeiro
Richardson
FIRST NAME
Camille
Stephanie
Ralph
Robert
John
Yvonne
Patricia
Jon
Alex
Julie
Christian
Craig
Nicholas
Patrick
Mark
Jeremiah
Victoria
Janet
Roberta
Nicole
Kelley
Nicholas
Robin
Joy
Mona
Christy
Maria
Dawn
Leslie
Roxana
Milka
Jamie
Lisa
Amy
Suzanne
Diana
Gwendalyn
Richard
Brian
Charles
Scott
Josette
Jean
Lamercie
Kerry
Randolfo
Janice
Gregg
Brian
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #2
Box #2
Box #4
Box #7
Box #3
Box #7
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #3
Box #4
Box #2
Box #3
Box #3
Box #4
Box #3
Box #7
Box #4
Box #2
Box #2
Box #3
Box #7
Box #4
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #3
Box #3
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #4
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #7
Box #7
Box #4
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #4
Box #7
Box #3
Box #7
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Rinker
Rivera
Rivera
Rivero
Robbins
Roberts
Roberts
Roberts
Robsham
Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Rogers
Romeus
Rony
Roqueta
Rose
Rosenberg
Rosier
Rotchford
Rubio
Rueda
Ruiz
Russeau
Russell
Russotto
Ryan
Ryan
Saint Gerard
Saint Surin
Salloum
Salman
Salvador
Sanford
Santos
Sasaki
Saunders
Savage
Savoie
Scanlan
Schlechter
Schmantowsky
Schoonover
Schroeder
Schumacher
Schwab
Scotland
Scott
FIRST NAME
Ross
Pablo
Eduardo
Alicia
Jody
Virginia
Walter
Diane
Lydie
Francisco
Abel
Kenia
Aristalia
Howard
Melege
Jean
Maria
Cheryl
Bradley
Sandra
Bernadette
Pascual
Maria
Juan
Heidi
Kathryn
Vincent
Megan
Michael
Manes
Jacquest
Adib
David
Marian
Kevin
Elimos
Shoko
Sarah
Angelia
Terry
Peter
Melissa
Craig
Richard
Glenn
Patricia
Emily
Jaycen
Cecelia
Box #7
Box #3
Box #2
Box #7
Box #4
Box #4
Box #4
Box #3
Box #7
Box #4
Box #3
Box #3
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #4
Box #2
Box #4
Box #2
Box #4
Box #4
Box #7
Box #2
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #5
Box #2
Box #5
Box #5
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Seebauer
Seesholtz
Sellas
Serpico
Sevilla
Shaw
Shelhamer
Shepherd
Shields
Shumate
Shumpis
Similien
Simms
Simpson
Sineni
Singerline
Skinner
Sluzenski
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Snyder
Soler
Soliman
Sosa
Southall
Souza
Spencer
Sprague
Springer
Stanfield
Staniszewski
Stankunas
Stanley
Sta-Rosa
Steinberg
Steinhaus
Steliga
Stenger
Stephans
Stewart
Strohminger
Stuart
Stuhr
Sturtevant
Sucur
FIRST NAME
Gina
Joseph
William
Joseph
Carlos
Tammy
Sage
Michael
Catherine
Regis
David
Raymond
Amanda
Robert
Sandra
Thomas
Troy
Jonathan
Jeremiah
Ivan
Meadow
Debbie
Elizabeth
Fred
Lisa
Luis
Alex
Anian
Ginger
Robert
Sxott
Steven
Timothy
Todd
Casey
Jolanta
Lisa
Jaime Lindo
Kathleen
Cynthia
Stephanie
Stuart
Dorian
Selvin
Matthew
Susan
Kenneth
Charles
Nicholas
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #7
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #5
Box #7
Box #2
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #5
Box #5
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #7
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Sullivan
Sumpter
Swan
Sweeney
Swiderski
Swiderski
Sylne
Tan
Tarantino
Tatum
Taylor
Tempfli
Thelemaque
Thibeault
Thiel
Thiel
Thomas
Thompson
Thompson
Tomer
Tonge
Torres
Torres
Toussant
Trevino
Tsitsirides
Tucker
Uljic
Umpierre
Valdez
Valdez
Valenti
Vandersloot
VanVliet
FIRST NAME
Judith
Drew
Pyson
Bridget
Richard
Mark
Romel
Priscilia
Vincenzo
Christopher
Kevin
Glenn
{ierre
William
Kurt
Ryan
Edward
Derek
Christine
Mary
Al
Frank
Iris
Elby
Danielle
Alex
Marie
Gjon
Frances
Bridges
Julie
Paul
Mildred
Jane
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #5
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #5
Box #2
Box #5
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #5
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #5
Box #7
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #2
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TERMINATIONS
LAST NAME
Vasquez
Vasquez
Vaughn
Velasquez
Vidalis
Voluck
Vyskrebentsev
Wahl
Walker
Walkowiak
Wallace
Ward
Webb
Weber
Weidner
Weisman
Wentworth
Weslowski
White
Whitley
Whitney
Whittle
Wilburn
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Willoughby
Willson
Willson
Woolf
Wynn
Yancey
Yancey
Yeskey
Young
Zervoulis
Zivkovic
Zorn
Zwick
FIRST NAME
Sosmar
Christian
Matthew
Rodollfo
Chantal
Justin
Aleksey
Steven
Sylvia
Toni
Philip
Terry
Jacob
Ronald
James
Brian
Gayle
Elaine
Scott
Deborah
Moriah
Tamara
Jennifer
Arhon
Gretchen
Jacqueline
Ellen
Kristin
William
Howard
Joseph
Elena
Beverly
Kathryn
Scott
Dean Martin
Todd
Matthew
Milo
Christopher
Danielle
Box #1
Box #2
Box #3
Box #4
Box #5
Box #6
1998 terms
1998 & 1999 terms
1999 terms
2000 terms
2000 terms
2001 terms
Box #5
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #5
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #5
Box #7
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #5
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #7
Box #2
Box #5
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #5
Box #2
Box #2
Box #2
Box #7
Box #2
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LAST NAME
Box #7
FIRST NAME
2001 terms
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for the
Southern District of New York
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Civil Action No. 15-cv-07433-RWS
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Plaintiff,
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Sky Roberts
OF:
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TAKEN BY:
Defendant
REPORTED BY:
Karla Layfield, RMR
Stenographic Court Reporter
Notary Public
State of Florida at Large
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DATE AND TIME:
May 20, 2016; 8:33 a.m.
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PLACE:
Millhorn Law Firm
11294 North US Highway 301
Oxford, Florida
APPEARANCES:
Laura A. Menninger, Esquire
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80203
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Attorney for Defendant
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Brad Edwards, Esquire
Farmer, Jaffe, Weissing, Edwards,
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425 Andrews Avenue, Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Q
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Do you remember there being a job posting that
2
you felt like was appropriate for Virginia or did you just
3
go out and talk to the woman who ran the spa area on your
4
own?
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A
I just talked to Angela.
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Q
Okay.
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8
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Do you recall whether this was intended
to be a full-time job?
A
I don't remember if it was full time or just
summer jobs or, you know, during season.
It was probably
for a season because Mar-a-Lago is seasonal.
I mean, I was there year round but a lot of
11
12
people are seasonal, you know, because it's like
13
snowbirds, you know, summertime comes and nobody wants to
14
be down in south Florida.
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16
17
18
Q
What would you call the season, the seasonal
aspect of Mar-a-Lago?
A
What's the season?
Probably from September or October to, you know,
maybe May, I guess.
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Q
Is that the coolest time?
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A
Times of the year, yes.
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Q
And it's more guests that come during that
22
period of time?
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A
Yes.
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Q
And is there more staff brought on during that
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period of time?
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A
Yes.
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Q
You saw that happen every year that you were
3
there?
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A
Every year.
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Q
And in the summer, it's relatively dead because
6
it's so hot?
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A
Basically, it closed during the summer.
That's
8
when we would kind of work on everything and then make
9
sure everything is up to snuff for the next year, you
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12
13
know.
Q
Do you remember what capacity Virginia was hired
to work in, what her job title was, for example?
A
I don't know.
I would have lunch with Virginia.
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That's about as much as I know about what she did.
15
busy all the time.
I was
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Q
I understand.
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A
I didn't have time to go see what she was doing.
18
I didn't really talk to Angela about what she had to do.
19
I think that was her name, Angela.
20
name that sticks out.
But it's kind of the
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Q
We'll just use Angela.
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A
We'll use that as the name.
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Q
But we know it may not be Angela.
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A
It may not be.
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Q
Just because we have to call her something,
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Where did I learn that?
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Q
Uh-huh.
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A
I think Virginia had told me that there was a
4
lady in the spa area named Ms. Maxwell.
I don't know her.
5
I couldn't tell you what she looked like.
But just she said Ms. Maxwell said she can get
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me a job with Jeffrey Epstein who is a friend of Donald
8
Trump, so I figured, well, he was a good guy or whatever,
9
you know, and that she was going to learn massage therapy.
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Q
When did Virginia tell you this?
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A
Oh, I can't tell you what date and time but I
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don't remember.
Q
I understand.
Did she tell you this while she was working at
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Mar-a-Lago?
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A
Yes.
I mean, after she had been there for a
17
little bit, you know, and then she told me, yes, that she
18
could possibly get this other job.
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Q
Okay.
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A
You know.
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Q
So she worked at Mar-a-Lago for a few months?
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MR. EDWARDS:
Form.
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THE WITNESS:
I have no idea.
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how long she worked there.
I don't know
I don't remember.
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A
Uh-huh.
Yes.
It's not to me.
It's up to her.
I think that's the way I told her, you know.
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Q
Did you ever meet Jeffrey Epstein?
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A
Once.
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Q
When was that?
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A
I dropped Virginia off at the house once and he
7
came out and I met him and seemed just fine to me.
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mean, you can't tell people by looking at them.
I
I mean, I know now from, you know, what I've
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10
read that he's not a good guy.
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know, you don't even know your neighbors sometimes, you
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know.
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Q
But you can't tell.
You
Do you remember about when you dropped Virginia
off at his house that you met him?
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A
What do you mean?
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Q
Was it about the same time Virginia started
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working with him?
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A
Yeah.
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Q
Was it later?
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A
I think it was about the time she started.
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Because I wanted to see where she was at, you know.
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it was just a mansion down the street from, you know,
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Mar-a-Lago.
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think nothing of it.
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very nice.
So I didn't think twice about it.
He came out.
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Did you every call Virginia at that home?
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Do you know what she looks like?
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Did your daughter ever move into the home where
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EXHIBIT
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POLICIES
OCTOBER 28. 1995
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INTRODUCTION 1
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 2
ORIENTATION POLICY 3
SEXUAL HARASSMENT 4
CARE OF FACILITIES 6
ENTRY AND EXIT OF CLUB 7
PROOF OF AUTHORIZATION TO WORK 3
SECURITY 9
A. INFORMATION 9
B. CONFIDENTIALITY 9
C. FACILITIES 9
D. GUEST PRIVACY 10
E. UNAUTHORIZED AREAS 11
F. REPORTING CRIME 11
G. MEDIA 11
GUEST NAMES 12
SAFETY AND HEALTH 13
COMPENSATION 15
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 16
USE OF COMPUTER SYSTEM AND SOFTWARE PROGRAMS 17
A. GENERAL 17
B. ELECTRONIC MAIL 17
C. VOICE MAIL 13
D. RIGHT TO INSPECT 13
DISCLOSURE OF EMPLOYEE INFORMATION 19
NO DISTRIBUTION 2o
INSPECTIONS 21
INTERNAL INVESTIGATIONS 21
OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT . 22
PROPERTY OF EMPLOYER 23
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EMPLOYEE APPRAISAL 24
TELEPHONE COURTESY PROCEDURES 25
EMPLOYEE ATTENDANCE AND TARDINESS 27
LINEN ABUSE . 28
TIME REPORTING - SIGNING IN AND OUT 29
CHANGE OF ADDRESS OR STATUS 29
INITIAL EMPLOYMENT PERIOD 3o
WORK HOURS, SALARY AND OVERTIME PREMIUMS 31
A WORK HOURS 31
SALARY 31
OVERTIME PREMIUMS 31
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS AND PROGRAMS 33
VACATION LEAVE 34
SICK TIME POLICY 36
HOLIDAYS AND HOLIDAY PAY . 37
BEREAVEMENT LEAVE 3a
JURY DUTY 3a
MILITARY LEAVE 39
MATERNITY LEAVE OF ABSENCE 39
FAMILY MEDICAL AND PERSONAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE 4o
GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE 47
DISCIPLINARY ACTION 49
UNIFORMS AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE 54
AIDS POLICY 57
USE AND TESTING 59
POLICY ON SMOKING 61
MISCELLANEOUS 62
A. STAFF CAFETERIA 62
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LOCKERS 62
PHONES 62
D. LOST AND FOUND 62
E. GIFTS 62
RIGHT TO KNOW STATION 63
EMPLOYEE ENTRANCE AND EXIT 63
IF YOU LEAVE EMPLOYMENT 64
A. RESIGNATION POLICY 64
B. DISMISSALS 64
C. WRITTEN WARNINGS 66
D. VACATION PAY 67
E. RETIREMENT PLAN 67
F. CLEARANCE PROCESS 68
EMPLOYMENT HANDBOOK RECEIPT 69
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INTRODUCTION
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The Mar?A-Lago Club, L.C. ("the Club") seeks to provide the
quality of work which will develop the potential of each employee
as well as the Club as a whole. In this regard, this policy and
procedures manual is designed to acquaint each employee with the
administrative and personnel practices of the Club. These
guidelines provide a framework for the fair and equitable treatment
of all employees regardless of location, department, manager or
supervisor. Each employee should be familiar with the
responsibilities and opportunities available to ?make work as
rewarding as possible.
These policies and procedures should be read carefully and
clearly understood. Each department head, manager or supervisor
will be able to answer, or obtain an answer, to any questions
involving interpretation or clarification of these policies and
procedures. Each employee is expected to apply these general policy
and procedure guidelines conscientiously iJ1.a constructive and
supportive manner.
The policies in this manual are only guidelines and the Club
reserves the right to add to, subtract from, or change these
provisions in any way, at any time, without being bound to the
previously replaced or revised provisions. This handbook is not
to be construed as an employment agreement or employment contract
and the Club is under no obligation to provide the benefits set
forth in.this manual if it determines, at a subsequent time, that
these benefits are to terminate.
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The Club is an equal opportunity employer which is committed
to prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex,
age, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, marital
status, or' disability' throughout the employment. process, from
selection through termination.
The Club intends to provide a pleasant work environment that
is healthful and comfortable and will not tolerate any form of
employee harassment, either verbal, written, physical, or visual,
based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age,
disability or marital status.
Harassment can take many forms. It may be, but is not limited
to: words, signs, jokes, pranks, intimidation, physical contact,
violence toward any employee by a fellow employee, a supervisor,
or a person doing business with the Club. Harassment is not
necessarily sexual in nature.
All necessary steps will be taken to comply with existing
federal, state and local fair employment laws and guidelines.
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The first ninety days of employment are considered to be an
orientation or probationary period during which you and the Club
have an opportunity to know each other. Your performance will be
evaluated during this time to access your potential for continued
employment. Evaluations will continue as long as you are employed,
but during the orientation period your supervisor may observe and
evaluate your performance more closely and more frequently to
ensure that you are learning your job. During this orientation
period, employees may earn but may not use vacation or personal
days, except with permission of the Club Manager's office. If the
employment relationship is terminated during this ninety day
period, you shall not be entitled to receive any payment for
benefits, personal days, vacation days, or unemployment
compensation .
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The Club strictly prohibits any form of harassment in the
workplace, including sexual harassment.
Definition of Sexual Harassment:
1. Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors,
and other such verbal or physical conduct constitute
sexual harassment under the following conditions:
Submission to such conduct is made either
explicitly or implicitly a term or condition of an
individual's employment.
B. Submission to or rejection of such conduct by an
individual is used as the basis for employment
decisions affecting such individual.
C. Such conduct has the purpose or effect of
unreasonably interfering with an individual's work
performance or creating an intimidating, hostile or
offensive work environment.
2. Conduct which falls into the definition of sexual
harassment may include, but is not limited to:
A. Unwelcome physical contact of a sexual nature such
as patting, pinching or unnecessary touching.
B. Overt or implied threats against an individual to
induce him or her to perform sexual favors or to
engage in an unwelcome sexual relationship.
C. Verbal harassment or abuse of a sexual nature,
including intimating by way of suggestion a desire
for sexual relations or making jokes or remarks of
a sexual nature to or in front of a person who finds
them offensive.
D. Use of sexually suggestive terms or gestures to
describe a person's body, clothing, or sexual
activities.
E. Displaying or posting offensive sexually suggestive
pictures or materials in the workplace.
Recourse:
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If an employee feels that an incident of any form of
harassment has occurred, the employee is encouraged to
report the matter to the Club Manager's office. All
such issues will be handled in strict confidence to the
extent possible with minimum embarrassment to the
involved parties. As in any grievance procedure, the
facts of the situation will be reviewed objectively so
that appropriate disciplinary action, including
discharge, can be taken if misconduct has occurred.
A timely resolution of each complaint is to be reached
and communicated to the parties involved. Retaliation
against any employee for filing a complaint or
participating in an investigation is strictly
prohibited.
In the event an employee files a frivolous, malicious or
false claim, appropriate sanctions for discipline of the
complainant, including termination, may result.
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The Club has made a large investment in equipment and
facilities to provide each employee with the necessary resources
to accomplish his/her duties.
It is the responsibility of management and each employee to
treat equipment and facilities with respect and care. Neatness
and cleanliness are required to maintain these resources at a level
at which the employee can and will be proud. Abuse of equipment
and facilities will not be tolerated and may lead to disciplinary
action including discharge.
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ENTRY AND gm or CLUB
All employees must enter and leave the Club at the Southern
Boulevard gates unless otherwise directed by management.
Employees may not enter the Club grounds/premises more than
30 minutes before the start of their scheduled shift, and employees
must exit the Club grounds/premises directly after their shift
ends, unless authorized by your department head.
When conducting Club business off the premises of Mar?
a?Lago, you must have approval of your department head or
supervisor.
Employees may not patronize the Club facilities without prior
written approval of their department head.
If an employee needs to return to the property for any reason,
the employee must contact their supervisor or a department head
prior to their arrival. Security must be contacted in the event
no supervisor is available.
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You must comply with government regulations by furnishing
valid documentation of both your identity and your authorization
to work. The Club Manager will advise you what documents are
acceptable. If your immigration or work authorization status
changes after you begin work so that you are no longer able to
continue to work in the United States, you must advise your
supervisor and the Human Resources Manager.
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SECURITY
A. INFORMATION
All financial, contract, production, and administrative
records and information. of the Club and its 'members are
confidential. Each employee is responsible for'making certain
that information under his/her control is appropriately
safeguarded. .An employee will not provide or disclose office
or guest information to third parties unless it has been
determined that the party has a legitimate right to know and
the request has been approved by your Supervisor.
Authorization by the Managing Director must be obtained
before written contact is made of any member, client,
purveyor, (current or prospective).
Any uncertainties should.be cleared with the Managing Director
before such information is provided.
No employee shall, during the term of his/her employment or
thereafter disclose to others or use, except as authorized by
the Managing Director, any of the Club's confidential,
technical, or other business information. "Confidential,
technical or other? business information" shall mean any
information, including lists of the Club's vendors and
customers, which.the employee has used, learned.or contributed
during the course of his/her employment, regardless of whether
it was written or in other tangible form that is not
generally available to the public; or (ii) gives one who uses
it a competitive advantage over the Club.
C. FACILITIES -
Access to Club facilities will be limited to parties with a
legitimate reason to be there. Employees are not permitted to have?
visitors on the premises unless special arrangements have been
made by the employee?s supervisor. Outside visitors will be
greeted by Post One and escorted to their area of business. Each
employee should feel comfortable in.politely confronting an unknown
individual who appears suspicious or in need of direction.
An essential element of the security procedures of the Mar?
a-Lago Club is the key control process. As such, employees
who have access to Club keys must recognize the importance of
properly safeguarding the keys which have been entrusted to
them. All employees should be aware that they may be subject
to disciplinary action for any violation of the key control
procedures. Guest room keys must never be left in your
locker.
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In the event of a breach or threatened breach by the
employee of provisions A, or of this section, the Club
shall be entitled to an injunction restraining the employee
from disclosing or using, in whole or in part, such information
or from rendering any services to any person, Club,
corporation, association, or other entity" to whom such
information, in whole or in. part, has been disclosed or is
threatened to be disclosed? Nothing herein shall be construed
as prohibiting the Club from pursuing other remedies available
to the Club for such breach or threatened breach, including
the recovery of damages from the Club.
Everyone enjoys privacy. Employees are prohibited from
revealing any personal or business information about a Club
member.
Do not divulge names or room numbers of one guest to another.
Do not let a person into any guest room without verifying
with the front desk that the person is the guest registered
to that room.
All guest floors and, areas are off limits to employees
unless they are specifically assigned to perform work
duties in these areas.
Employees are not allowed to accept invitations from
guests to join them. in their room. Am: no time is an
employee to ask: a. member for' an. autograph. or to ask a
member to socialize with them off duty.
Employees may not enter areas of the building, especially
guest floors, unless they have been assigned by a
supervisor. Example:
Building Employees require work orders on gueSt
floors.
Food Service Employees require valid room service
checks or authorized pick?up request before going on
the guest floors. -
The Security Department, with its able staff, attempts to
control crime and provide a safe operation. Due to the
enormity of the Club, they cannot be everywhere at once, and
your help is needed. Follow these simple security measures:
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1) Notify Security (ext. 212) of any suspicious
person.
2) If you are a witness to a crime, relate to the
dispatcher as much specific detail as possible,
including a description of the individual and the
nature of the crime.
G. MEDIA
Because of the celebrated and historic nature of Mar?a?Lago
and its significance to Palm Beach, Florida and the united
States, we are contacted daily by the umdia (television,
radio, newspapers, magazines, wire services). They want to
know what is happening at the Club and they want comments for
their articles or newcasts. It is important that no Club
employee other than the Managing Director, Special Events
Manager or Director of Membership comment to the press on the
Club or it's members.
GUEST NAMES
All guests are to .be treated in a friendly, courteous,
professional manner. Systems or procedures are used within each
department to inform emplyees of our guests' names. We want you
to use the guests' name at all times if possible. Be friendly to
guests and call them by name; however, do not be too familiar with
a guest by using his/her first name.
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The Club's goal is to provide a safe and healthy environment
for employees. Each employee is expected to comply with all safety
and health requirements whether it is established by management or
by federal, state or local law.
The Club does not expect any employee to take unnessary risks.
Study the job assigned to you and learn the safety rules of your
department. In everything you do, make sure that you have observed
every reasonable safety precaution.
Most Club accidents are simple and common, such as slips and
falls, cuts, burns, sprains and strains. They are easy to prevent.
Observation. of the following' general rules will prevent many
employee accidents:
1. Report all injuries at once to your supervisor.
2. If you are not sure how to do a job safely, ask your
department head.
3. Horseplay and practical jokes are prohibited.
4. Put equipment away after use. Don't block passages.
5. Broken chairs, loose and worn carpeting,-missing lights
and other equipment needing maintenance may cause
accidents. Report these along with any other safety
hazard at once to your department head.
6. Wear the right clothing for the job.
7. Show other employees the safe way to do the job.
8. If the load seems too heavy to lift safely, get help.
When lifting any load, follow the safe lifting practice
listed below:
a. Be sure you can handle it alone. If not get help.
b. Face the load squarely.
c. Secure a firm footing with your feet properly
spread.
d. Bend your knees.
e. Get a grip on the load.
f. Keep a straight back and lift by straightening
your legs gradually not suddenly.
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9. Keep the load close to your body.
h. Don't twist your body.
9. Do not carry a load so that it will block your vision
Make sure you can see where you are going.
10. Avoid slippery, wet or greasy floors. Clean up wet or
greasy spots as they occur.
11. Use a ladder to reach things that are up high. See
that the ladder is firmly placed. While on the ladder,
don't reach too high or too far to one side.
12. Place broken glasses, dishes, etc., in special
receptacles designated for this purpose.
13. Do not operate equipment unless properly trained and
specifically instructed to do so by your supervisor.
All accidents occurring on the Club's premises or to Club
employees, regardless of whether they result in an injury, must be
reported immediately to your supervisor. The Club is required to
report all work?related injuries as soon as possible. If you are
too seriously injured to describe the facts surrounding the
accident, it is the responsibility of the supervisor to supply the
information to the Human Resources Manager.
If a member has an accident, you should see that he or she is
comfortable and. then immediately' notify' your supervisor,
department head, Managing Director and the Security Department.
Any property damage due to accidents should be reported in the
same manner.
We all do the best job we can to prevent accidents and.injuries
at home and at work. If you spot a safety hazard on the job,
report it to your supervisor immediately. Workers' Compensation
is provided by the company to pay an employee partial compensation
if he or she loses time due to a work-related accident.
In case you are injured:
1. Report the inujury immediately to your supervisor.
2. Following first-aid or 'medical treatement, your
supervisor will contact security to file an incident
report and then notify the Human Resources Manager.
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3. The Human Resources Manager completes the Workers'
Compensation Report and submits copies to the insurance
carrier. When you lose work time because of an injury
on the job, a medical certificate from your doctor or
the Health Center must be submitted to the Human
Resources Manager with a return to work date prior to
return to work.
Remember to report all injuries immediately, no matter
how small they may be, to your supervisor. Though the
injury may seem small at first, it may become serious
later, and result in lost work time.
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PROCEDURLS:
Adhere to the following procedures in emergency situations:
A. FIRE In case of fire or smoke: STAY CALM
1. Pull fire alarm
2. Dial Security at Extension 212 and give location of fire,
(closest room number, floor, type of fire or smoke),
remain on the phone to give additional information as
required.
3. When the fire department or Club fire brigade arrives,
direct them to the location. Remember, most persons
die from smoke and poisonous gases. Stay low to the
ground if there is any smoke at all. If you encounter
smoke or fire at lower levels, turn around and walk up
to clearer air, or use another exit.
4. Be certain to follow instructions of the fire department
and the Club fire brigade in order to ensure the safety
of all guests and employees.
You all know your own work areas, and are usually aware of
any unfamiliar items. A bomb may be concealed in a length
of pipe, small parcel, suitcase or paper bag. When a
suspicious item is discovered DO NOT TOUCH and report
immediately to:
1. Club operator - dial 300
. 2. Security dial 212
Follow the same procedures as listed above.
The most important thing to remember in an emergency is
DO NOT
A. GENERAL
The Club has invested a large sum of money in its computer
system and software programs. The information in the computer
system represents much work by many employees and is an important
component of the Club. In order to protect this valuable
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information, no employee is allowed to bring to work any computer
games, hardware, programs or software which is not licensed and
registered under the Club name, or install or otherwise use any
such items unless they have been approved in advance, in writing,
by the Managing Director. The reason for this is simple. Outside
programs may contain viruses which can disrupt or destroy our
computer system. Even if you are sure that the program you bring
does not contain a virus, and that it would not damage our
computer system, you are not to use any outside program without
written advance approval. If software programs are not properly
registered, there may be criminal and civil penalties for their
use.
In addition, the Club has noted that some computer programs
also contain games or programs which are not related to the work
of the Club. These programs are not to be played by any employee
at any time during the work day. Only computer programs that are
directly related to the work of the Club are to be used on Club
computers.
No employee is authorized to download or remove any
information from the Club's computer system without the expressed
advance permission of the appropriate supervisor. (See the Club's
policy on security.)
. ELECTRONIC MAIL
During your workday, the electronic mail and other
information systems are not to be used in a way that may be
disruptive, offensive to others, or harmful to morale.
Specifically, it is against Club policy to transmit E?mail
communications that contain ethnic slurs, racial epithets, or
anything that may be construed as harassment or offensive to
others based on their race, national origin, sex, sexual
orientation, age, disability, religious or political beliefs, is
strictly prohibited and may constitute grounds for termination.
Employees should use the information systems for Club
business only. The E?mail system also should not be used to
solicit others for commercial ventures, religious or political
causes, outside organizations, or other personal matters
unrelated to your job.
For privacy reasons, employees should not attempt to gain
access to another employee's personal file of E?Mail messages
without the latter's express permission. Further, employees
shall not use a code, access a file or retrieve any stored
communication, other than where authorized, unless there has been
prior clearance by an authorized Club representative.
Management reserves the right to enter an employee's E?mail
files on an "as needed" basis by authorized personnel to ensure
the Club's legitimate business interest in the proper use of its
property. System security features such as passwords and message
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delete functions do not neutralize the employer's ability to
access any message at any time. Employees who use E?mail for
private, non?job-related purposes do so at their own risk. By
using the Club's equipment and E?mail systems, employees consent
to have such E-mail use, messages and files monitored by
authorized firm personnel.
C. VOICE MAIL
The Club utilizes a voice mail system which allows
employees, clients, etc. to leave voice messages. The Club
reserves the right to monitor and review all messages left on the
voice mail system at any time. All voice messages should be
confined to business or work?related matters.
No employee is to have an expectation of privacy with regard
to any voice mail messages, mail or computer files, and the
Club has the right to monitor and review these electronic and
computer systems at any time.
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All inquiries regarding a current or former employee of The
Mar?a-Lago Club must be referred to the Human Resources Manager.
Should an employee receive a written request for a
reference, he/she should refer the request to the Human Resources
Manager for handling. No Mar?a-Lago Club employee may issue a
reference letter to any current or former employee without the
permission of the Human Resources Manager or Managing Director.
under no circumstances should any Mar?a?Lago Club employee
release any information about any current or former Mar-a-Lago
Club employee over the telephone. All telephone inquiries
regarding any current or former employee must be referred to the
Human Resources Manager.
In response to an outside request for information
regarding a current or former Mar?a?Lago Club employee, the Human
Resources Manager will furnish or verify only an employee?s name,
dates of employment, job title and department. No other data or
information regarding any current or former Club employee, or
his/her employment with Mar?a?Lago will be released unless the
employee authorizes the Club to release such information in
writing or Mar?a?Lago is required by law to furnish any
information.
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NO DISTRIBUTION
Persons who are not employees of the Club are prohibited
from soliciting our employees, distributing literature, or
selling merchandise to our employees, on our premises at any
time. The purpose of this rule is to prevent employees and
customers from being disrupted or imposed upon by such activities
and to maintain our operations at peak efficiency at all times.
For similar reasons, solicitation and distribution of
literature are prohibited during the working time of either the
employee making the solicitation or distribution, or the targeted
employee. The term "working time" does not include an employee's
authorized lunch or rest periods, or other time when the employee
is not required to be working.
Distribution of literature is prohibited in work and
customer areas at all times. The distribution of literature in
such a manner as to cause litter on the Club's property is
prohibited. Off?duty employees are not allowed to return to the
interior or working areas of the Club's premises until the next
scheduled work time.
The Club maintains bulletin boards to communicate Club
information to employees and to post notices required by law.
These bulletin boards are for the posting of Club information and
notices only, and only persons designated by the Managing
Director may place notices on or take down material from the
bulletin boards. The unauthorized posting of notices,
photographs or other printed or written materials on bulletin
boards or any other Club property is prohibited.
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INSPECTIONS
The Club respects its employees' right to privacy. However,
for security purposes, we maintain the right to inspect certain
personal belongings.
Each employee agrees, as a condition of continued
employment, to allow management to inspect employee personal
property on our premises. Any package brought into or taken out
of our premises may be inspected. Our premises and equipment,
including Club vehicles, lockers and desks, are subject to
inspection at any time.
Refusal to cooperate in an inspection or search will be
considered a violation of your terms of hire and insubordination.
From time to time The Mar-a-Lago Club may be required to
conduct internal investigations pertaining to security, auditing
or work-related matters. Employees are required to cooperate
fully with and assist in these investigations if requested to do
so.
Whenever necessary, in Management?s discretion, employees?
work areas desks, file cabinets, etc-) and personal
belongings brief cases, handbags, etc.) may be subject to
a search. Employees are required to cooperate.
Management will generally try to obtain an employee?s
consent before conducting a search of work areas or personal
belongings, but may not always be able to do so.
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The Club does not object to your holding other jobs,
provided that there is no conflict of interest and your job at
the Club comes first. However, outside employment which
interferes with your obligations to the Club is prohibited. In
addition, no employee shall claim to be a Club representative in
connection with any outside employment.
Before accepting any supplementary job, it is mandatory that
you notify your Supervisor and the Department Head to determine
if there is a conflict of interest or if it would adversely
affect your job performance at the Club. If the Club determines
that a conflict of interest exists or acceptance would adversely
affect your job performance, you shall not engage in outside
employment. Failure to notify the Supervisor and the Department
Head in advance of any outside employment will be grounds for
immediate termination.
Please note that if at any time your job at the Club suffers
due to additional employment elsewhere, the Club reserves the
right to ask you to give it up. Failure to comply with such a
request will also be grounds for immediate termination.
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Employees may not remove from the Club premises any Club
property not belonging to the employee. Any other property that
an employee removes from Club premises, must be accompanied by a
Club Package Pass, signed by a department head or his/her
designated supervisor.
Upon termination of your employment, you must surrender to
the Club any and all material including, but not limited to,
drawings, manuals, reports, documents, lists of the Club's
vendors and customers, and the like (including all copies
thereof), that you have in your possession relating to the
business of the Club, or its affiliates. You recognize that all
such materials are the property of the Club solely and that you
have no right, title, or other interests in or to such materials.
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It is the objective of the Club to provide an atmosphere in
which each employee can receive periodic, thorough appraisals of
their performance and compensation. The Club uses the
performance evaluation as a means to achieve these objectives.
Each Manager, Supervisor and employee should be familiar with
their role in contributing to the success of the appraisal
system.
Telephone Calls Personal calls are prohibited,except in an
emergency, since it interferes with the flow of business.
Telephone courtesy is an essential part of every employee's
interaction with guests. All incoming calls should be answered
according to the following mandatory procedures:
1. All calls are to be answered within three rings
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2. Answering a Department line:
9)
standard greeting Good
Morning/Afternoon/Evening).
b. Give the name of the department.
c. Give your name.
d. Offer assistance: "Good morning, Reception Desk.
This is John. How may I help you?"
3. Answering another individual's line:
a. Standard greeting.
b. Identify whose office 0r department.
c. Give your name. -
d. Offer assistance or to take a message: "Good
afternoon, Mr. Smith's office. This is Mary. How
my I help you?"
4. When placing a call on "hold:"
a. Use the word "wait,? not "hold."
b. Always ask permission and wait for guest's
response: ?Are you able to wait?"
5. Returning to a call placed on "hold":
a. Always thank the guest for waiting or apologize
for the wait.
b. Give your name.
Offer assistance: "Thank you for waiting, this is
Mary. How may I help you?"
6. When transferring a call:
a. Always announce the transfer of a call to the
party receiving the call: "Mr. Smith, I am;
transferring Bob JOnes to you."
b. The caller should then be connected and an
announcement of the connection made: have Mr.
Smith on the line now. Go ahead, please."
7. When ending a conversation:
a. Always say "thank you" or "you're welcome."
b. Use the guest's name if possible.
c. Let the caller know you are happy to be of service
or sorry you are unable to help.
d. End the conversation with "good?bye" and hand up
the receiver gently: "Thank you for calling, Mr.
Smith. We're glad we could help. Good-bye."
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Your schedule is developed after considering the Club's
needs and flow of business. Your adherence to the schedule and
flexibility concerning any necessary changes will help ensure our
Club's success.
Each employee is required to work the hours normally
scheduled for his or her assigned position.
Employee's work schedules will be those hours authorized by
their Supervisor to meet operaional requirements.
If you are unable to report to work for any reason, you must
notify your supervisor no later than Three (3) hours prior to
your scheduled reporting time, stating your reason for lateness
or absence, and when you expect to arrive at work. Check with
your supervisor to see if additional notice time is required.
In the event your supervisor is not available, you are to contact
SECURITY Ext.212 or the Human Resources Manager. You must call
in each day of your absence. Upon the third consecutive day of
absence, a Health Care Provider's note will be required of the
employee before returning to work. An employee who is absent for
three consecutive days without proper notice to the Club may be
considered to have voluntarily resigned his or her position with
the Club.
Failure to adhere to employee attendance policies results in
time consuming arrangements and costly replacements and may lead
to disciplinary action.
Tardiness places an unfair burden upon your supervisors and
co-workers. All efforts should be made to be at work according
to schedule. Your supervisor is to be contacted if it is
unavoidable for you to be late to work. Continued tardiness will
result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination.
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LINEN ABUSE
Linen abuse is considered to be any type of mishandling or
misuse of linen, causing damage to the point that the linen would
be unfit to place before a guest.
The following are the most common abuse occurrences.
Using linen as rags for cleaning.
Leaving linen lying on the floor.
Cleaning ashtrays with linen.
Using napkins as food covers.
Carrying linen on your person to be used as sweatbands,
handkerchiefs, etc.
Throwing rags or linen in the trash.
Mixing rags with linen.
Violation of these linen abuse standards may lead to
disciplinary action. The replacement of lost or damaged linen is
a costly process, and we need everyone's help in curtailing this
enormous expense.
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You must check in first at the guard post at the employee's
entrance on Southern Boulevard, and then again upon your arrival
at Post One. At the end of your shift you must check out at Post
One and also at the guard post at the employees' exit on Southern
Boulevard.
When reporting in and out of work employees will be solely
responsible for keeping their own hours worked by logging in and
out at the timekeeping terminal. Pay is calculated for the
actual hours worked by the actual entry of this information. Any
deviations in the schedule including overtime can be done with
the supervisors approval only. These deviations are indicated in
writing at the end of the work week for presentation to payroll.
Under no condition shall an employee enter for time other
than his/her own. An employee who leaves the Club during his/her
work schedule must first obtain their supervisor's permission.
Failure to adhere to these procedures, will result in
disciplinary action, up to and including termination of
employment.
wait Staff employees must also sign in on the
SIGN IN which will be located with your Captain.
To keep necessary Club records up?to?date, it is extremely
important that you notify the Human Resources Department of any
changes in:
Name and/or marital status.
Address and/or telephone number.
of eligible dependents.
W4 Deductions.
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INITIAL ?191.0me PERIOD
Every new employee goes through an initial period of adjustment
in order to learn about the Club and about his/her job. During
this time, the employee will have an opportunity to find out if
he/she is suited to, and likes, his/her new position.
Additionally, the initial employment period gives the employee?s
supervisor a reasonable period of time to evaluate his/her
performance. The initial employment period is 3 months.
During this time, the new employee will be provided with training
and guidance from his/her Supervisor. He/she may be discharged
at any time during this period if his/her Supervisor concludes
that he/she is not progressing or performing satisfactorily.
Additionally, under appropriate circumstances, the initial
employment may be extended.
At the end of the initial employment period, the employee and
his/her supervisor may discuss his/her performance. Provided
his/her job performance is ?satisfactory? at the end of the
initial employment period, he/she will continue in our
employment.
Full Time - Year Round Employee
Seasonal Employee
WORK HOURS. SALARY gm:
A. WORK HOURS
The Club never shuts down from November 1 to Mother's Day;
for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, it serves the diverse
needs of our members. Therefore to ensure adequate coverage
at all times, departments have arranged different schedules
for their employees.
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SALARY
The Club's policy regarding personnel is to offer
competitive starting wages and to maintain a fair and
equitable wage structure. Wage increases are given when
appropriate based upon results of performance evaluations
and/or employment status change.
The work week at the Club begins on Monday and ends on
Sunday. Scheduled paydays are as follows: Friday pay
vouchers indicating deposit into your existing Great
Western banking account will be issued.
If there is a discrepancy in your paycheck, advise your
department head immediately. Do not call or go to the
payroll department. If your department head is not
available, contact the Human Resources Manager and
assistance will be provided.
The Club is unable to make advances on employee paychecks.
1. Hourly and Salaried Employee (non?exempt)
Hourly or salaried employees are eligible for overtime
premium at one and one-half (1.5) times their base
hourly rate under the following conditions:
Overtime work has been specifically authorized by the
direct Supervisor in advance or in writing after the fact.
More than forty (40) hours are actually worked by that
individual in one work week, not including sick time,
vacation, holidays and time off for personal business
and other non work time.
The work week commences on Monday morning and ends
Sunday at midnight.
2. Salaried Employee (exempt)
A salaried exempt employee is not compensated directly
for specific overtime hours worked. A salaried employee
is paid to accomplish a specific job and his/her salary
is based upon the fact that hours in excess of 40 per
week may be necessary on occasion.
Overtime is at the request of a supervisor or department
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head for emergency client business. The Supervisor must
authorize overtime and sign the employee?s schedule
signifying such authorization.
As a regular full time year round employee you will enjoy an
excellent benefits package which is designed to help protect your
health, and plan for your future. The Mar-a?Lago Club reserves
the right to change any or all of these benefits at any time.
Group Health Insurance
Group Life Insurance
Group Dental Insurance
401K After one full year of continuous employment
For information relating to the cost of such benefits,
eligibility requirements, etc. please contact the Human Resources
Manager.
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In the event of a death in an employee?s immediate family,
the Club will allow a maximum of three (3) days off with pay for
funeral related leave. Immediate family includes spouse, child,
mother, father, brother, sister, grandparent, grandchild, aunt,
uncle, daughter?in?law, son?in?law, mother?in?law, father-in-law,
step?child, step?parent.
When a death occurs, notify your supervisor at once with all
of the details, including the family member who died and where
the funeral will take place. The supervisor should notify the
Human Resources Manager of the reason and length of the
employee's absence.
JURY DUTY
An employee summoned for jury duty will be compensated in
the following manner only if he/she notifies his/her supervisor
and provides him/her with a copy of the summons.
During the jury leave, the employee will be paid the
difference between jury compensation and the employee's regular
pay for up to three days. Any day in which you are excused from
jury service at a time when there are three (3) or more hours
remaining in your daily scheduled shift, you will report for
work.
the jury duty falls at a time when the employee cannot be
away from work, the court may allow the employee to choose a more
convenient time to serve if he/she makes a request in accordance
with the court's procedure.
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MILITARY LEAVE
An employee who is a member of the united States Army, Navy,
Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, a member of the National Guard,
a member of the Reserves or Public Health Service will, where a
specified period of active or reserve duty is mandatory, be
granted a leave of absence in accordance with applicable law.
Upon receipt of orders for active or reserve duty, the
employee should notify his/her supervisor, as well as the Human
Resources Manager immediately and he/she must submit a copy of
his/her orders to his/her supervisor and the Human Resources
Manager.
MATERNITY LEAVE or ABSENCE
Pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions are
temporary disabilities for the purpose of any health or temporary
disability insurance or sick leave policy maintained by the Club.
An employee who is pregnant, or has medical conditions related to
pregnancy will be granted a leave of absence and will be eligible
for the same leave benefits as received by employees suffering
from illness or other temporary disabilities.
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As a result of the Federal Family and Medical Leave Act
the Club provides an added benefit to each employee.
Each employee will have up to 12 weeks of unpaid family leave
during a "rolling" 12-month period month period for: (1) the
birth and care of a newborn child; (2) adoption or foster care of
a child; (3) to provide care to an employee's spouse, son,
daughter or parent (or grandparent under certain circumstances)
who has a serious health condition; and (4) the employee's own
serious health condition which makes the employee unable to
perform his/her job functions. Upon an employee's return from
this leave, the Club guarantees that the employee will be placed
in the same or equivalent position, absent grievous and
substantial business reasons affecting the Club.
This leave may be used during the rolling 12?month period
even if the full 12 weeks have not been taken. Intermittent use
of this leave or a reduced leave schedule may be allowed only
where leave is taken for a sick family member, or for an
employee's own serious health condition, when medically
necessary. If you are not eligible for the 12 weeks unpaid
leave, you may still be eligible to take-an unpaid leave of
absence for medical reasons or a personal leave of absence at the
discretion of the Club.
As a result of the Act, it has been necessary to modify some
provisions of our policies on sick days, short term disability
and personal leaves of absence to comply with the Act. The
information that follows is designed to address the great
majority of situations that arise in a regular or routine manner.
The federal Family Leave Law, however, is subject to on?going
review process and interpretation by the courts, therefore, the
statements made here can not possibly address every contingency
that may arise in interpreting this new and broad Law. For these
reasons, special situations will be reviewed on a case?by?case
basis. Set forth below is the Club policy with regard to medical
and personal leaves of absence, including provisions of Act.
If you have any questions, please contact the Human
Resources Manager who will be glad to answer your questions.
A. 12 Week Family Medical Leave
Purpose:
This policy allows an employee to request a family or
regular medical leave of absence (LOA) because the employee has a
serious health condition which makes the employee unable to
perform the functions of the job position (this policy includes a
serious health condition related to pregnancy).
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Policy:
All employees with a minimum of 12 months of service (and
1250 or more hours worked during the previous 12 months) at the
time the family medical LOA begins, are eligible for up to 12
weeks of unpaid family medical LOA during a rolling 12?month
period. Employees are eligible so long as the employee is
certified to be unable to work during this LOA period.
See Section below for details on requesting this LOA.
B. Regular Policy for those Not Eligible for Family Medical LOA
ie.q. previously used Familv LOA)
All employees who are not eligible for the 12 week family
medical LOA at the time the medical LOA begins less than
12 months of service, less than 1250 hours worked, or
insufficient time has passed since a previous LOA) are eligible
for unpaid medical LOA normally not to exceed 10 days.
See Section below for details on requesting this LOA.
C. Family and Personal LOA
This policy allows an employee to request consideration for
a family or personal LOA.I
1. Policy {Family LOA):
All employees with a minimum of 12 months of service and
1250 or more hours worked in the previous 12 months at the time
the family LOA begins are eligible for up to 12 weeks of
unpaid LOA during a rolling 12-month period for:
the birth or adoption (or foster care) of a
child.
providing care to a family member who has a
serious health condition (family member is
defined as spouse, child, or parent).
Please Note:
A child is one who is under 18 years of age or if 18 years
or older must be incapable of self?care because of mental or
physical disability.
2. Policy (Personal LOA) Employees who are not eligible
for the 12 weeks family LOA at the time the LOA begins
less than 1 year of service, less than 1250 hours worked, or
insufficient time has passed since previous LOA) are eligible for
a personal LOA without pay in the Club's sole discretion.
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Employees requiring additional time may be required to
terminate employment and advise the Club of availability for
future rehire. Request for non?family personal LOA may not be
approved due to the effect on department operations and/or due to
the individual's job performance.
See Section below for details on requesting this LOA.
D. General Procedures for LOA
1. While on an approved family or other LOA, an employee
does not accrue time toward sick leave, vacation days, merit
review nor does he/she receive holiday pay.
2. Detailed Procedures:
A request for any medical LOA must be certified by
the employee's health care provider on the claim
form supplied by the Human Resources Manager.
An employee requesting a medical LOA must provide
the Human Resources Manager with sufficient
medical evidence to support the condition that
prevents the employee from performing the assigned
job duties. ?This signed health care provider's
statement must include effective date of the LOA,
reason for the LOA and approximate date of return.
If the medical evidence is deemed to be
inconclusive, the Human Resources Manager may
arrange for a medical examination (at the Club's
expense) to determine the extent of the employee's
condition. The Club may require periodic
recertification.
The duration of a medical LOA is determined by the period of time
the employee has a serious health condition which makes the
employee unable to perform the job efficiently and safely.
Reinstatement may not be guaranteed in
management's discretion (employee will be notified
prior to beginning the LOA) if the employee is a
key salaried employee.
An employee who returns from a family medical or
family LOA on or before the approved LOA has
elapsed will be reinstated to his/her previous
department and job. Otherwise, every effort will
be made to place the returning employee into an
equivalent position.
However, for an employee returning from a LOA that
has exceeded the allowed maximum calendar days, no
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guarantee of reinstatement can be made. In
addition, no guarantee of reinstatement can be
-made for a regular medical or non-family personal
LOA. However, if possible, the employee will be
re?employed in accordance with the following
priorities:
In his or her former job if available;
In a comparable job at the same (or higher
grade) if available, and if the employee is
qualified for that job (at the same salary or
higher);
In a lower grade job, if available, and if
the employee is qualified for that job. If
reemployed, the employee will receive the
same salary as he or she received immediately
prior to the LOA unless such salary exceeds
the maximum salary for the employee's grade
upon reemployment, in which case the employee
will be paid at that grade maximum; or
If no job is available at the termination of
the LOA, the employee will be placed on a
preferential hiring list at the Club's sole
discretion in a position for which the
employee is qualified.
A request for an LOA is expected to be submitted
to the employee's supervisor and the Human
Resources Manager at least 30 days prior to the
effective date of the LOA (emergencies excepted).
This request should include the effective date of
the LOA, reason for the LOA and approximate date
of return.
For a medical or family LOA, each employee will be
required to use earned vacation, personal days and
sick pay benefits at the beginning of the LOA.
For a personal LOA, only earned vacation will be
required to be used.
For each employee granted a family medical or
family LOA, the Club will continue the group
health insurance benefit coverage under which the
employee was covered as of the last day worked.
However, any premiums paid by the employee prior
to the LOA must continue to be paid by the
employee during the LOA. Payments are due at the
same time as they would be made by payroll
deduction. If an employee fails to return to work
after taking a family or medical LOA, the employee
may be potentially liable for payment of health
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insurance premiums paid by the employer during the
LOA.
(9) An employee on an LOA must notify the Human
Resources Manager of intent to return at least 7
days prior to the desired return date. Medical
certification of ability to resume duties must be
provided to the Human Resources Manager prior to
returning to work. Failure to provide medical
certification may result in disciplinary action or
termination.
An employee must contact the Human Resources
Manager with a request for an LOA extension at
least 14 days in advance of the scheduled return
(emergencies excepted). Medical certification is
required prior to the beginning of the extension
for a medical LOA.
The Human Resources Manager will notify the
appropriate Manager of the date of return of an
employee returning from an approved LOA.
If an employee fails to return to work at the
conclusion of an LOA, the LOA will be cancelled
and employment will be discontinued as a voluntary
termination with the effective date of termination
the last day actually worked.
An employee requiring a medical or personal LOA
who has not completed the initial probation period
is not eligible for such a LOA and must terminate
his/her employment. These employees may be
eligible for conversion of group medical
insurance. At the Club's option this category of
employee may be placed on a preferential hiring
list.
(1) Abuse of an LOA may result in termination of
employment.
In any case in which a husband and wife are
entitled to a LOA, the total days of family LOA to
which both may be entitled may be limited to 12
weeks during any rolling 12-month period if the
family LOA is taken for the birth, adoption (or
foster care) of a child.
In addition, as an alternative to the LOA, the
Club and each employee may mutually agree to
'alternate employment for the employee for the time
during which the employee would otherwise be
entitled to a LOA under Club policy. Such period
of alternate employment will not cause a reduction
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in the period of the LOA to which the Club
employee is otherwise entitled for their own
serious illness.
(0) The rolling 12?month period in which the 12 weeks
of LOA entitlement occurs is a "rolling" 12?month
period measured backwards from the date an
employee uses a family or medical LOA.
Exception Approval:
Questions concerning this policy should be directed to the
Human Resources Manager.
The Club recognizes that employees may have questions or
problems concerning the Club's policies and procedures. In order
to encourage employees to voice these concerns and try to solve
the questions or problems that may arise, we have a formal
problem solving procedure. Please follow these steps:
Step 1: You should first request to meet with your
immediate supervisor (the person you report to
directly). The supervisor will listen and
investigate the problem with the intention of
finding an agreeable solution for those concerned.
In order to facilitate a fair and timely solution,
you must contact your supervisor within three days
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of the occurrence that created the question or
problem.
If you feel the problem is with your immediate
supervisor, you may skip step 1 and start the
grievance procedure with Step 2.
Step 2: Request to meet with your Department Head. Your
Department Head will review the problem (including
any action taken by your immediate supervisor) and
any other relevant facts involved in order to
suggest a reasonable solution. In order to
facilitate a fair and timely solution, you must
contact your Department Head within three days of
the occurrence that created the question or
problem (if you skipped Step 1) or within two
days of your supervisor's resolution (if you
followed Step 1.
If you are not satisfied with your Department
Head's handling of the problem, you may proceed to
Step 3.
Step 3: Request to meet with the Managing Director, or a
designated representative, will thoroughly
investigate the problem, review Club policies,
procedures, rules and regulations and will make a
determination. In order to facilitate a fair and
timely solution, you must contact the Managing
Director within two days of your Department Head?s
determination.
The Managing Director, or his or her designee, may review the
matter and offer a final decision.
Time spent by an employee in discussing a complaint
with management during normal working hours will be considered
hours worked for pay purposes.
When two or more employees have a common or similar
complaint, the employees may select a spokesperson to represent
the group. The final decision on the complaint submitted by
several employees through a spokesperson will be binding on all
members of the group.
If at any time you feel uncomfortable with this process, as
it is outlined here, please feel free to contact the Managing
Director to assist you before taking further action.
Due to the serious nature of sexual harassment, such
complaints should be referred immediately and directly to the
Managing Director and Human Resources Manager.
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The Club will not tolerate any form of retaliation against
employees who have used the Club's problem solving procedure. In
the interest of creating a positive and enjoyable work
environment, all employees shall be able to use this procedure
. without fear of retaliation.
However, it is equally important to realize that the problem
solving procedure will not prevent the Club from taking
disciplinary action, up to and including termination, against any
individual under circumstances where the Club deems disciplinary
action to be appropriate.
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Policies and procedures are necessary guidelines to provide
a basis for fair and equitable treatment of each employee. In
addition, these guidelines serve as the basis for a fair
relationship between the employee and the Club. It is necessary
that these guidelines be applied consistently to each employee
regardless of location, department or manager. Then, and only
then, can the Club establish the confidence that each employee
will be treated consistently according to the administrative and
operational guidelines. It is the responsibility of each
officer, manager, supervisor and employee to contribute fully
toward the achievement of this objective.
Violations of any of the established policies and procedures
may result in disciplinary action including probation or
discharge. The nature of the disciplinary action is contingent
upon the facts and circumstances of the individual situation.
The following employee actions are not all inclusive but, by
way of illustration only, are some of the events which could
result in discipline including discharge. Thus, your department
head may establish additional rules and regulations he or she
feels are necessary for the orderly fulfillment of your
department's responsibilities. These also must be followed.
Other actions may also result in discipline including discharge.
(It should be noted that the Club and each employee recognize
that the employment relationship is for an indefinite period and
may be terminated by either party at will.) By providing this
list, the Club in no way restricts its legal discretion to
terminate employment.
a. Insubordination, refusal or inability to comply with
reasonable instructions of supervisors or department
heads. If your supervisor requests you to do something
with which you disagree, always follow the instructions
at the time and then discuss it later at an appropriate
time and location. However, this excludes obedience to
demands constituting discrimination, sexual harassment
or illegal conduct.
b. Interference or hindrance with shift schedules.
Failure to work on a shift as scheduled or arranging
your own shift replacement without the supervisor's
permission.
c. unauthorized use of Club telephone or property and/or
guest facilities.
d. Entering the Club more than 30 minutes before your
shift begins or leaving the Club more than 30 minutes
after the end of your shift without the permission of
your department head or supervisor. Entering or
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presence in areas within the Club premises without
authorization or just cause.
e. Presence on Club premises at anytime other than your
assigned work shift unless specifically authorized by
your department head in advance.
f. An essential element of the security procedures of the
Mar-a?Lago Club is the key control process. As such,_
employees who have access to Club keys must recognize
the importance of properly safeguarding the keys which
have been entrusted to them. All employees should be
-aware that they may be subject to disciplinary action
for any violation of the key control procedures. Guest
room keys must never be left in your locker.
g. Theft (unauthorized removal) or misappropriation
(unauthorized storage, transfer, utilization or
possession) of Club services unauthorized
telephone calls, laundry/valet, food and beverage), or
guest, employer or Club property, including items found
on the Club premises. All articles found on Club
premises must be turned into the Lost and Found area at
Security in the Timekeeper's area.
h. Altering or falsifying a guest check or credit voucher
or forging tips through guest checks.
i. Refusal to comply with Club rules, policies or
procedures.
j. Poor job performance, including unsatisfactory attitude
that detracts from job performance or the efficient
operation of the Club.
k. Violation of sexual harassment policy.
1. Failure to report for duty without a bona fide excuse
and proper notification to your supervisor.
m. Failure to comply with established safety and health
rules and safe work procedures or engaging in any
conduct that creates a safety hazard.
Failure to meet performance standards.
Failure to follow grooming and appearance standards.
Failure to report a workplace accident immediately. If
you are injured on the job, you must immediately report
this to your supervisor or Human Resources Manager.
Falsely stating claims of injury.
Disorderly conduct on the Club premises, including
fighting, horseplay or other action that endangers
others or Club property.
5. Offensive or disruptive behavior, including threatening
employees, using abusive or vulgar language,
interfering with others in the performance of their
duties, or acting in an immoral or indecent manner on
Club property, or while off the Club premises in
performance of Club duties.
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Fi?
t. Destruction, misuse, or removal of Club property, a
guest's property or another employee's property.
u. Unauthorized disclosure, discussion, removal or use of
Club confidential, information, trade secrets or other
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proprietary information (including information
contained in personnel records).
v. Deliberate omission or falsification of information on
employment application, time sheets, production or
other Club records.
w. Unauthorized distribution of literature, posting Of
notices or signs on Club, premises, fundraising,
selling lottery tickets or merchandise, or soliciting
donations or any other type of money raising on Club
premises, unless specifically authorized by the
Managing Director.
x. Refusal to allow security checks and package
inspections.
y. Reading books, magazines, or newspapers while on duty,
except where required in the line of duty.
2. Loitering, loafing or sleeping on duty.
aa. Neglect of duty causing defective work.
bb. Smoking anywhere on club property including 124
Woodbridge Rd. and 1094 WOodbridge Rd.
cc. Reporting for duty under the influence of intoxicating
liquor, marijuana and/or illegal drugs.
dd. Bringing, consuming, possessing, providing, selling, or
otherwise using intoxicating liquors, marijuana and/or
illegal drugs on Club premises.
ee. Dishonesty, including but not limited to intentionally
not providing full and truthful information when
requested by management.
ff. Gambling on Club premises.
gg. Bringing, discharging, and/or possessing unauthorized
firearms or other weapons on Club property or while off
Club Property in the performance of Club duties.
hh. Giving or taking a bribe of any nature.
ii. Being arrested and/or convicted of any crime which the
Club believes is detrimental to the Club and/or its
other employees.
jj. Theft, attempted theft, removal or unauthorized
possession of the Club's property or property of other
employees or customers.
kk. Misappropriation of Club funds or failure to handle
funds in accordance with Club guidelines.
ll. Irregular attendance including excessive absenteeism,
tardiness and/or unexcused absences.
mm. Leaving work station or work without authorization or
being in an unauthorized work area during your
scheduled work period or on your days off, without your
supervisor's specific authorization.
nn. Interfering with or hindering of work schedules;
failing to work on a scheduled shift; or arranging your
own replacement on a shift without permission from a
supervisor.
00. Failure to report to work after the expiration of a
leave?of?absence or layoff.
pp. Defrauding customers of the Club.
qq. Embezzlement.
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rr. Disloyalty to the Club, including but not limited to,
slandering the Club, or acting in such a manner that
could damage the Club's reputation.
ss. Moral turpitude.
tt. Failure to wear assigned uniform.
uu. Entering or leaving the property through any entrance
or exit other than the designated employee entrance or
exit.
Punching in/out with another employee's I.D. Card or
allowing another employee to punch in/out on your card.
Unauthorized attendance at guest functions and/or in
guest areas, or on the premises including guest rooms,
dining rooms and lounges. No unauthorized social
contact will be permitted at any time with Club guests.
Discourteous or inappropriate conduct with
guests/members.
Using guest elevators, escalators, restrooms or any
guest facility except when specifically required by job
functions or authorized by management.
zz. Gum chewing, eating or drinking in any public area of
the Club.
Soliciting gratuities frOm guests or commenting on the
amount of a gratuity.
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A. UNIFORMS
Employees issued a uniform are responsible for turning their
soiled uniform to the Laundry Department at the end of their
shift and picking up a clean one for the next day of work.
All employee uniforms are laundered by the Club at no charge
to the employee.
Departure from conventional Club attire or personal grooming
are not permitted, regardless of the nature of the job
performed.
(1) Every employee has some contact with the public and
therefore represents the Club in appearance as well as
by actions. The properly attired employee helps to
create a favorable image for the Club. Accordingly,
personal appearance shall be governed by the following
standards:
Good hygiene and grooming practices are required. A
daily bath or shower is a necessity and all employees
should report to work freshly bathed. Keep in mind
you may be going from a hot kitchen to an air
conditioned guest room. Body temperatures will
change quickly and body odors are offensive.
Remember, there is no substitute for good deodorant.
Bad breath is also offensive and mouthwash should be
used in addition to brushing teeth.
Good hygiene and grooming practices are required.
Fingernails, and hair must be clean and neatly
trimmed at all times.
Beards,goatees, and un?trimmed sideburns are not
permitted. Mustaches must be neatly trimmed.
Men's hair should not exceed collar length and
must be conservatively styled.
Visible body piercing is not permitted for
men or women, nor ear jewelry for men.
Hair must be neatly arranged and kept from
covering eyes, and must be covered or
restrained where required by health code.
All employees must wear their nametags (to be
provided) at all times while on duty.
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All employees are expected to report to work
in clean, neatly pressed clothing, clean
shoes and clean personal appearance.
Female employees who are not required to wear
a uniform may wear suits, dresses, skirts or
slacks with blouses or sweaters. ?Mini"
skirts are not permissible.
No blue jeans or jeans of any color are permitted.
Denim outfits resembling blue jeans and jean skirts
are also unacceptable. No strapless or backless
garmets may be worn. Females must wear the proper
undergarments, including a bra and a full or half slip
where necessary, depending on the Sheerness of the outer
garment. Hose are required with skirts and dresses. Hose or
socks are required with pants.
Jewelry: For safety reasons, jewelry should be kept
to a minimum. Acceptable jewelry for service
employees is a wrist watch and a total of three
rings. Female service employees are allowed to wear
one pair of small earrings (no larger than a dime).
Non guest contact female emplOyees are allowed to wear
a maximum of two earrings in each ear.
Tattoos: Exposed tatoos are not allowed on any
public contact employees.
FULL TIME YEAR ROUND EMPLOYEES - During the summer
months when the Club is closed and there is no
public contact you may see your Department Head as to
- what is considered to be proper attire for your
position.
(2) Supervisors have the responsibility to decide when an
employee's appearance is unacceptable. In the event of
an unacceptable appearance, the Supervisor may request
that the employee return home to change or take an
appropriate corrective action. The employee generally
shall not be compensated for any such time away from
work, and repeated violations of this Policy will be
cause for disciplinary action.
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AIDS POLICY
The Club recognizes that Acquired Immune Deficiency
(AIDS), its related conditions such as AIDS Related Complex
(ARC), and persons with seropositive test results pose
significant and delicate issues for employees in the workplace.
Accordingly, we have established the following guidelines
for handling employee issues that arise when an employee is
affected by this disease.
(1) The Club is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy
work environment for all employees.
(2) Consistent with this commitment, the Club will treat
AIDS the same as other illnesses in terms of all our employee
policies and benefits, such as group health and disability
benefits.
(3) Based on the overwhelming preponderance of available
medical and scientific opinion, including statements from the
U.S. Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control, there is
no evidence that the AIDS virus is casually transmitted in
ordinary social or occupational settings or conditions.
Therefore, subject to changes in available medical information,
it is the policy of the Club that employees with AIDS or any of
its related conditions may continue to work and the Club will
provide them with reasonable accommodation as long as they are
medically able to perform the duties of their position.
(4) Employees who are affected by AIDS or any other
life-threatening illness will be treated with compassion and
understanding in dealing with their personal crises. Co?workers
will be expected to not refuse to work or withhold their services
for fear of contracting AIDS by working with an AIDS affected
person, and to not harass or otherwise discriminate against an
AIDS?affected employee.
(5) Recognizing the need for all employees to be able to be
accurately informed about AIDS, upon request, the Club will make
every effort to have information available regarding the facts
about this disease, how it is transmitted and not transmitted and
how best to contain it from spreading. Employees affected by
AIDS or any of its related conditions or concerned about AIDS are
encouraged to contact Human Resources Manager to discuss their
concerns and to obtain additional information.
(6) The Club will treat all medical information obtained
from employees with AIDS or any of its related conditions
confidentially as required by law.
The Club reserves the right to change this policy or make
appropriate revisions, additions, amendments or corrections. We
will notify you of any substantive changes.
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. If you have any questions about this policy or its
interpretation or the information upon which it is based, please
contact the Human Resources Manager.
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Our Club strives to provide a safe work environment and
encourages personal health. In regard to this, the Club
considers the abuse of drugs or alcohol on the job to be an'
unsafe and counterproductive work practice. Quite simply, our
goal is to maintain a work environment that is free from the
effects of alcohol and drug abuse.
While the Club has no intention of intruding into the
private lives of its employees, the Club does expect employees to
report for work in condition to perform their duties. It is,
therefore, Club policy that an employee found with the presence
of alcohol or illegal drugs in his/her system, in possession of,
using, selling, trading, or offering for sale illegal drugs or
alcohol during working hours, may be subject to disciplinary
action up to and including discharge. (Club sponsored activities
which may include the service of alcoholic beverages are not
included in this provision.)
Substance Abuse includes possession, use, purchase or sale
of drugs or alcohol on Club premises. It also includes reporting
to work under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Prescription
drugs?prescribed by the employee's physician may be taken during
work hours. The employee should notify the Supervisor if the use
of?properly prescribed prescription drugs will affect the
employee's work performance. Abuse of prescription drugs will
not be tolerated.
An employee reporting for work visibly impaired is unable to
properly perform required duties and will not be allowed to work.
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Smoking is prohibited by any staff employee of The Mar?a-
Lago Club on any and all properties adjacent to or that of The
Mar?a?Lago Club to include:
124 Woodbridge Road
Palm Beach, FL
1094 Woodbridge Road
Palm Beach, FL
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USE AND
The Mar?a?Lago Club recognizes that employee drug abuse
interferes with the Club?s level of production, as well as its
competitive position in the marketplace, and can result in costs,
delays, and tragedies associated with work?related accidents. As
a condition to employment or continued employment, you must
refrain from reporting to work or working with the presence of
drugs or alcohol in your body.
To address the problem of drug/alcohol abuse and to comply with
Florida's Workers? Compensation Drug?Free Workplace Act (the Act)
The Mar-a-Lago Club adopts the policies and procedures detailed
below. This policy will be administered in accordance with all
relevant laws (state and local), including the ADA, the Florida
Civil Rights Act, the Workers' Compensation Act, and in a non?
discriminatory fashion.
To protect the health, safety, and welfare of all Mar-a-Lago Club
employees, it is the Club?s policy that the unlawful manufacture,
distribution, dispensation, possession, or use of controlled
substance on any Club property is absolutely prohibited.
Controlled substances include, but are not limited to,
amphetamines, barbiturates, cocaine, heroin, morphine, PCP,
marijuana, hashish, and any other controlled substance listed in
Schedules I through of Section 202 of the Controlled Substance
Act, 21 U.S.C. 812 or in the Florida Statute on controlled
substances, except for medication prescribed by the employee's
physician.
You are also prohibited from drinking alcohol during the business
day. You are also prohibited from bringing alcoholic beverages
onto the Club premises. Special care shall be taken during
Company?sponsored social events for employees. In these cases,
employees and guests below the legal age will not be allowed to
drink alcoholic beverages. The amount of time alcohol is served
will be limited as well as the quantity of the alcohol. If
necessary, transportation will be arranged for someone if his or
her driving ability seems to be impaired.
The Mar-a-Lago Club will test for the presence of drugs under the
following circumstances: 1) pre?employment testing, 2)
reasonable suspicion testing (including post?accident incidents),
and 3) follow?up testing. Such testing will be done in
accordance with the Worker's Compensation Drug Testing Program,
which policy had been given to all employees or can be obtained
from the Human Resources Manager. Refusal to submit to the test
or having a confirmed, positive test result will result in
immediate discipline, including termination. Any questions about
this policy should be referred to the Human Resources Manager.
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Any violation of The Mar?a-Lago Club's Drug/Alcohol Free
Workplace Policy will result in appropriate discipline, up to and
including termination.
MISCELLANEOUS
For the purpose of control, the Cafeteria must remain for use of
Club employees only. Any exceptions to this rule must be cleared
by your department head in advance. In addition, all employees
must adhere to the rules posted in the Cafeteria concerning its
use. You are entitled to one meal per eight hour shift only.
B. LOCKERS
Those employees issued lockers are obligated to keep them
clean and use them for storage of a change of clothing only.
Lockers are not the areas for storage of valuables. Lockers are
subject to inspection by management. Unauthorized materials such
as alcoholic beverages, weapons, Club property and illegal drugs
are prohibited. The Mar?a-Lago Club is not responsible for lost
or stolen property.
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C. PHONES
Employees on duty are not allowed to use the public phones
in the lobbies or any guest areas. Phones are furnished out?
side the staff dining room for employee use.
You must turn in lost and found articles to your supervisor,
the Security Department or a security officer at One.
E. GIFTS
Gifts from guests of the Club of a value exceeding $25.00
are not to be accepted by employees of The Mar-a Lago Club unless
approved in writing by the Department Head. No employee shall
accept any gift from any vendor.
The Occupational Safety Hazard Administration requires
all employees be provided with information of all potentially
hazardous substances used in the course of our daily business.
The location of these documents (Material Safety Data Sheets)
is in the staff dining room on the wall adjoining the Food and
Beverage office.
All employees required to log in and log out their daily
time must enter and exit the building through the entrance
on the east side of the house leading to Post One.
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Clearance Process
a. Clearance of locker.
b. Return of uniform to Laundry.
c. Nametag, locker key, any property keys, and uniform
returned to Executive Office.
d. Any outstanding accounts settled.
NOTE: If you abandon your job without notice, your final
paycheck will not be mailed until you have returned to
the Club and completed the clearance process.
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When an employee decides to leave for any reason, his/her
supervisor and the Human Resources Manager would like the
opportunity to discuss the resignation before final action is
taken. The Mar?a?Lago Club often finds during such a
conversation that another alternative may be better. If,
however, after full consideration the employee decides to leave,
it is expected that the employee will provide the Club with a
written two?week advance notice period (bear in mind that
vacation days or personal days may not be included in the two?
week notice period). Generally, in order to qualify for payment
of earned unused vacation, the employee must work throughout the
notice period. If, as sometimes hapens, the employee's
supervisor believes it advisable for the employee to leave prior
to the end of the employee's two?weeks notice, the employee may
be paid for the remainder of that period. ~Note: You are not
entitled to be paid for any unused, accrued sick time.
DISMISSALS
Every Mar-a?Lago employee has the status of
meaning that no one has a contractual right, express or implied,
to remain in The Mar?a?Lago Club?s employ. The Club may
terminate an employee's employment, or an employee may terminate
his/her employment, with or without cause, and with or without
notice, at any time. No supervisor or other representative of
the Club (except the owner) has the authority to enter into any
agreement for employment for any specified period of time, or to
make any agreement contrary to the above.
Any employee whose conduct, actions or performance violates or
conflicts with the Club's policies may be terminated immediately
and without warning.
The following are some examples of grounds for immediate
dismissal of an employee:
*Breach of trust or dishonesty
*Conviction of a felony
*Willful violation of an established policy or rule
*Falsification of Club records
*Gross negligence
*Insubordination
*Fighting or serious breach of acceptable behavior
*Violation of the Alcohol or Drug Policy
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*Theft
*Violation of the Club?s Conflict of Interest/Outside
Employment Policy and/or Confidentiality Policy.
This listing is not exhaustive.
Should the employee be covered in our group health plan, all
benefits will cease on the last day of the month in which the
employee?s last day of employment falls. The employee will then
have the option to continue coverage in accordance with COBRA
regulations.
In the event that the employee is asked to leave his/her
employment with The Mar?a?Lago Club due to the above misconduct,
the employee will not be entitled to any earned unused vacation
benefits. Also, the employee will not be entitled to be paid for
any unused accrued sick time.
All employees are expected to meet the Club?s standards of work
performance. Work performance encompasses many factors,
including attendance, punctuality, personal conduct, job
proficiency and general compliance with the Club?s policies and
procedures.
If an employee does not meet these standards, the Club, may,
under appropriate circumstances, take corrective action, up to
and including dismissal.
The intent of corrective action is to formally document problems
while providing the employee with a reasonable time within which
to improve performance. The process is designed to encourage
development by providing employees with guidance in areas that
need improvement such as poor work performance, attendance
problems, personal conduct, general compliance with the Club?s
policies and procedures and/or other disciplinary problems.
Supervisors should use the procedure described below except in
those cases which may require an employee's immediate
termination.
The supervisor should discuss the problem and present a written
warning to the employee. This should clearly identify the
problem and outline a course of corrective action within a
specific time frame. The employee should clearly understand both
the corrective action and the consequence termination) if
the problem is not corrected or recurs. The employee should
acknowledge receipt of the warning and include any additional
comments of their own before signing it. A record of the
discussion and the employee? 5 comments should be placed in the
employee? 3 personnel file.
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The Human Resources Manager is responsible for scheduling an exit
interview with a terminating employee on the employee's last day
of employment and for arranging the return of Club property
including:
Club issued credit card
Club manuals
Office keys
Beeper
Two-way radio
Any additional club-owned or issued property
In order to receive a disbursement of any amounts due from the
Retirement Plan, the employee is required to complete and sign a
distribution form which can be obtained from the Human Resources
Manager. Specific information will be provided at the exit
interview.
Employees may choose the continuation of medical benefits under
COBRA. Specific information will be provided by the Human
Resources Manager at the exit interview.
Benefits (Life and Medical) end on the last day of the month in
which the employee?s last day of employment falls. An employee
has the option to continue Medical Benefits in accordance with
The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act
regulations.
Employees leaving the Club must return office keys, club credit
cards, etc., before their final paycheck can be issed. This final
paycheck will be mailed during the next normal pay period. If
there are unpaid obligations to the Club, the final paycheck will
reflect the appropriate deductions.
VACATION PAY
Vacation pay is calculated in accordance with our vacation
policy. If the employee took more vacation days than he/she was
entitled to under the vacation policy, the time will be deducted
from the employees final paycheck.
RETIREMENT PLAN
If an employee is in the retirement plan, information regarding
this plan will be provided at the exit interview.
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I received the Policy Manual of The Mar?A-
Lago Club, L.C. on the date indicated below.
I will carefully read the policies,
procedures, and other information contained
in the Manual and will ask the Club Manager's
office for an explanation if I do not fully
understand them. I agree as a condition of
my employment to comply with the policies
and procedures which exist now or which may
come into existence in the future. I
understand that if I do not comply with the
policies and procedures, I may be subject to
disciplinary action. I also understand that
I or the Club may terminate employment at any
time, for any reason.
The Club reserves the right to modify or terminate any policies
or procedures, in whole or in part, at any time, with or without
notice. I understand that only the Managing Director is
authorized to set policy or make any promises with respect to my
employment. The language used in this Handbook is not intended
to create, nor is it to be construed to constitute, a contract
between the Club and any one or all of its employees.
Date Employee's Name
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Employee's Signature
159816
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EXHIBIT
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Vicki Yawnick:
Please run the following this Saturday October 14 and Sunday October 15:
THE G0 CLUB
Private Club in Palm Beach now
seeking quali?ed individuals for
the following seasonal positions:
*Wait Staff
*Asst. Food Server
*Banquet Servers
Sous Chef
*Asst. Banquet Chef
*Line Cooks
*Pastry Cooks
*Steward
*Dishwashers
*Housekeepers- llpm-3am
*Houseperson ll pm-3am
*Valet - must have a clean
driving record.
*Salon Asst.
*Nail Technician
*Make?Up Artist Part Time
*License Massage Therapist-must
have experience in wet treatments.
*Esthetician
*Spa Attendants - College students
encourage to apply.
Call Carol Ash, M-F, 9am-5pm,
(561) 833-8767, ext. 313 or fax
resume to (561) 832-2194.
Drug/Smoke Free Workplace. EOE
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certify toe: the lacis certaned in this application are true and complete to the best of my knowledge and
urderstand the: it employed, falsified statements on this app'ication shall be grounds for dismissal.
I authorize investigation of all statements contained herein and the reterencee and employers listed above
to g.ve you any and all intormatton concerning my previous employment and any pertinent inlormation they
may have. personal or otherwise. and release the company from al: liability for any damage that may result
utilizatior of such inlormation.
5 also understand and agree that no representative of the company has any authority to enter into any
agreement tor employment for any speci?ed period of time. or to make any agreement contrary to the forego-
ing. unless it is in writing and signed by an authorized company representative
Tnis waiver does not permit the release or use of disability-related or medical information in a manner pro-
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Monday, November 7, 2016 I Page: 1
1Quicl<en Data - All Accounts
QuickReport by Description
8/12/69 through 1/29/03
Date Account Num Payee Memo. Category I
4/22/02 Courtyard Animal Has-pital 1500 Virginia Roberts split
5/6/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1522 .VOlelrginia Roberts .
5/6/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1523 Virginia Roberts split
5/20/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1541 Virginia Roberts split
.6/4/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital. 1555 Virginia Roberts split
Total 8/12/69 - 1/29/03 I
Total Inflows
Total Outflows
Net Total
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Moriday, November 7, 2016 I Page: 2
1Quicken Data - All Accounts
QuickReport by? Description
8/12/69 through 1/29/03
Amount
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0.00
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4,269.27
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Monday, November 7. 2016 Page: 1
IQuicken Data - Ail Accounts
Category Detail Report
4/1/02 through 7/1/02
Date Account Num Payee Memo Category I Amount
income/Expenses
Expenses
?alary
4/22/02 Courtyard Animal Hospitai 1500 Virginia Roberts Salary - $07.50
5/6/02 Courtyard Animai Hospitai 1523 Virginia Roberts Salary ?472.50
5/20/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1541 Virginia Roberts Salary 699.75
6/4/02 Courtyard Animal; Hospital 1555 Virginia Roberts Salary -1 82.00
Totai Salary I I -1 561.75
Taxes:
5 . .
4/22/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1500 Virginia Roberts Taxes:Sociai security - 38.82
5/6/ 02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1523 Virginia Roberts Taxes;Sociai security 36.15
5/20/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1541 Virginia Roberts Taxes:Social security 30.59.
6/4/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1555 Virginia Roberts Taxes:$ocial security 13.92
Total Social security 119.43 I
155' i l'
4/22/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1500 Virginia Roberts Taxes:Withoiding 61.00
5/6/02 Courtyard Animai Hospital 1523 Virginia Roberts Taxes:Witholding 56.00
5/20/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital 1541 Virginia Roberts Taxes:Witholding 44.00
6/4/02 Courtyard Animal Heapital 1555 Virginia Roberts 12.00
Totai Withoiding 173.00
Totai Taxes 29 2.43
5/6/02 Courtyard Animal Hospital
Total Expenses - Other
Totai Expenses
Total lncome/Expenses
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0.00
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Paycheck 1 Paycheck 2 Paycheck 3 Tatai
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Jamie Socia? Security 38-82 38.82
Withhoiding 61.00 61.60
- Social Security .-
Withholding 5
Totais .
Sociai Security 33 ?12:
Withhoiding
Total Liability 5 -
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May 2002 Paymil
Paycheck 1 Paycheck 2 Paycheck 3 Total
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Monthiy Totais I
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Withholding 3 a. .0-
Total Liability
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June 2002 Paymll
Salary
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Withholding
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Withholding
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as
12.00
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Courtyard Animal Hospital
13860-31 Wellington Trace
Wellington, Fl. 33414
(561] 784-7387
Ms. Roberts [jenna],
It is obvious that you have a number of personal issues going on that need your
immediate attention and keep you from being able to focus on and perform the
material duties of your job here at Courtyard Animal Hospital.
In the short time you have been employed here, you have missed?multiple clays.
arrived late, called in sick multiple times. The reasoning you have given has shown
that you are ?distracted" at minimum. Between your ?engine falling out of your car,
your axle breaking off which your boyfriend 'repaired it roadside? and your landlord
tossing all your furniture and clothing out in the front yard and setting it onfire", it
is clear that you have more pressing issues in your life to focus on. You have been
unable to perform to an acceptable standard within our company.
It is because of your inability to perform your duties here, be in attendance when
scheduled and focus on the job requirements that we are forced to terminate your
employment. - . -
r. Pinkwasser ..
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Time: 8:52:02 Offense Report Program: CMS301L
Day Of Week . Sunday Report Date . 6/10/01 21:25
Occur From Date: 6/10/01 21:00 Occur To Date 6/10/01 21:05
Dept Class . . BURGLARY - Non?vehicle
Street Number - - -
City . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
Zone/division Zone One (1) (No of Okee)
Location Type Case Status . EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED
Report Officer WOOD, FRANK Supervisory Emp: HUGHES, THOMAS 6/17/01
Case Status Dt 8/21/Case Number . 1-01?002214 Dept Class . . BURGLARY - Non-Vehicle
Case Status . EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED Case Status Dt 8/21/01
Investigator . KACZOR, K.
Case Number . 1?01?002214 Dept Unit . . DETECTIVE
Investigator . KACZOR, KENNETH Supervisor . . ROBKIN, ROBERT
Assignment Date: 6/19/01
State Class . Burglary Non-Vehicle
Committed Statute/Ordin
Forced Entry Yes Premises Enter 1
Structure Occup: Unoccupied
2
State Class . Assault Simple Committed
Statute/Ordin Weapon Type . Hands/Fists/Feet
I A A I I
Offense 001 Burglary - Non Vehicle -
Name 001 (SUSP) UNKNOWN,
Name 001 (VICT) AUSTRICH, JAMES M.
Offense 002 Assault Simple
Name 001 (SUSP) UNKNOWN,
Name 001 (VICT) AUSTRICH, JAMES M.
A I A I 1
Case Number . 1-01?002214 Prompt valid in: UNKNOWN,
City . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
Home Phone No. 561/000?0000 Business Phone 561/000-0000
RaCe . . Unknown Sex . . . . . Unknown
Ethnic Origin Hispanic
Case Number . - 1-01?002214 Last Name . . PERKINS JR, JOHN MARTIN
Street Number - - I
City . . . . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
County . . . PALM BEACH Home Phone No.
Business Phone Birth Date . . -
Birth Country Unknown
Oper Lic No. . FL United States
Race . . . . . White Sex . . . . . Male
CERTIFIED
RICL
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T1me: 8:52:02 Offense Report Program: CMSBO1L
1-01-002214 (Continued)
Ethnic Origin WHITE
I I I A I 1
Case Number . 1?01-002214 Prompt valid in: AUSTRICH, JAMES MICHAEL
Street Number - - - -
City . . . . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
County . . . . PALM BEACH Home Phone No.
Business Phone 561/000?0000 Birth Date . .
Birth Country Unknown Oper Lic Unknown
Race . . White Sex . . . . Male
Ethnic Origin WHITE Victim Type . Adult
I A I - 1
Case NUmber . 1-01-002214 Last Name . . ROBERTS, VIRGINIA
Person Type . OTHER PERSON
Street Number 368 BENT OAK DR
City ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
County . PALM BEACH Home Phone No.
Business Phone 561/714-5252 Birth Date . . l/ - I
Birth Country Unknown Oper Lic Unknown
Race . White Sex . . . Female
Ethnic Origin WHITE Height . . . . 506
Weight . . . . 103
A A I 1
Original Report Reported By: WOOD, FRANK T. 6/10/01
Entered By.: JARRETT, DAWN M. 6/21/01
ON SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 2001 AT APPROXIMATELY 2124 HOURS, I
VERBALLY ABUSIVE TO AUSTRICH. AUSTRICH THEN TOLD ANTHONY To LEAVE
CERTIFIED
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Time: 8:52:02 Offense Report Program:
1?01?002214 (Continued)
N.A A I 2
SUPPLEMENT Reported By: WOOD, FRANK T. 6/16/01
Entered By.: JARRETT, DAWN M. 6/21/01
SINCE 6/10/01 NUMEROUS ATTEMPTS BY TELEPHONE AND IN PERSON HAVE
A A I 3
SUPPLEMENT Reported By: KAC ZOR KENNETH A. 8 /14. 0 1
Entered By.: KACZOR, KENNETH A. 8/14/01
Reviewed By: PERVENECKI DAVID A. 8 2 1/0 1
I have attempted contact with the victim numerous times and have been,
unsuccessful. Messages left with roommates have been ignored and the
victim has refused to call me regarding this case. This case is
exceptionally cleared due to the victim's lack of cooperation.
END OF REPORT
CERTIFIED
To NE A TRUE cow
an: L. sweet-aw, SHERIFF
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CAUSE AFFIDAVIT 1. 3. Request Ior Warrant Juvenile
2.N titan-snore.?
OBTS Numw .
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Agency ORI Number Agncy Nome
?0502800 YALP DEP ENT 993046
crime was:
as "my 1. Felony 3. Misdemeanor 5. Ordnance
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2. Traffic Felony 4. Traf?c Mledemeenor Other
ONY
0F MARIJUANA OVER 20 GRAMS WITH INTENT TO SELL
Charge Dew
$635 OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA 0F CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
TATE 0 A
Local Address (Street. Apt, Number)
ADMIN.
CHARGES DEF.
VICTIM
Bus nose Address (N amo. Street)
no email
The Person taken into custody .
committed the beiow acts In my presence. woe observed by
confessed to
admitting to the below facts.
Onthe 191? daon? NOVEMBER 19.93::
who told
that holshe saw the arrested person oommlt the below acts.
we: found to have committed the below acts. matting from my (described) Investigation.
MI. 8 PM. (Speci?cally Include facts constituting cause for mom
RTH POLICE DE
PROBABLE
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swonu AND suascmaeo espoae ME
11-19-99
DATE
ADMINISTRATIVE
11-19-99
DATE
PINK Agency
DISTRIBUTION: WHITE - Court Copy GREEN Attorney Agency
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oaT? mm PROBABLE CAUSE AFFIDAVIT 1.Arr 3.RoquesttorWanmt mm
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Poss. marijuana over 20 gms. Poss. intent to sell
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Poss. of Drug Paraphernaha Poss. of Controlled Substance (MDMA)
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committed the hem acts In my presence. was observed by who told
confessed to
that he/she saw the arrested person commlt the below acts.
was found to have committed the below acts. resulting from my (deserted) investigation.
admitting to the below facts.
On the day of April 2000 19 a AM. 8 PM. (Speci?cally Include facts constituting cause for arrest.)
PROBABLE CAUSE
On 04-13 -00, I received from Evidence Custodian Fanelli, one pill inside a purple pill case seized from the
search warrant executed on 11-19-99 on Anthony Figueroa residence. The purpose of this was to test this one
pill for the presence of MDMA, usin a heroin test kit. The pill tested positive for the presence of MDMA by
turning the color black. It should be noted that on 11-19-1999, after Anthony Figueroa was read his Miranda
rights, he was interviewed and admitted that the pill inside the purplecase was indeed ecstasy or MDMA.
This pill has a "Batman" symbol imprinted on it. This pill was placed back into evidence. Based on this
information, I believe probable cause now exists for the poss. of a controlled substance (MDMA). Note, all
E, suspect marijuana seized tested positive for narcotic content.
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This amended probable cause was sent to Debra Colton for charge purposes. Nothing further.
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STATE OFFLORJDA OREGINAL (ID-H 1%
ISSUE WARRANT ,3
vs. 0233 5 -
ANTHONY LUIS FIGUEROA, 32:53
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l) POSSESSION OF SCHEDULE I SUBSTANCE gfi? '5 i
2) POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA IN EXCESS OF 20 GRAMS ?13
3) POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA (PRODUCTION) "gs; -
4) POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA (USE)
In the Name and by Authority of the State of Florida:
BARRY E. KRISCHER, State Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, Palm Beach County, Florida, by and
through his undersigned Assistant State Attorney, charges that ANTHONY LUIS FIGUEROA on or about
November 19, 1999, in the County of Palm Beach and State ofFlorida, was unlawfully and knowingly in actual or
constructive possession of a substance classi?ed within Schedule 1, Florida Statute 893,03 (4), commonly known
as MDMA, a controlled substance, contrary to Florida Statute (3 DEG FEL)
COUNT 2: Informant aforesaid, under oath, further information makes that ANTHONY LUIS FIGUEROA on or
about November 19, 1999, in the County of Palm Beach and State of Florida, was unlawfully and knowingly in
actual or constructive possession of more than 20 grams of a material, compound, mixture or preparation which
contained cannabis, commonly known as marijuana, a controlled substance, contrary to Florida Statute
(3 DEG FEL)
COUNT 3: Informant aforesaid, under oath, further information makes that ANTHONY LUIS FIGUEROA on or
about November 19, 1999, in the County of Palm Beach and State of Florida, was unlawfully and knowingly in
actual or constructive possession of bags, and/or a pill box, and/or a box, which was drug paraphernalia being
used, intended for use, or designed for use in planting, propogating, cultivating, growing, harvesting,
manufacturing, compounding, converting, producing, processing, preparing, testing, analyzing, packaging,
repackaging, storing, containing or concealing a controlled substance, contrary to Florida Statute
(1 DEG MISD)
COUNT 4: Informant aforesaid, under oath, further information makes that ANTHONY LUIS FIGUEROA on or
about November 19, 1999, in the County of Palm Beach and State of Florida, was unlawfully and knowingly in
actual or constructive possession of a pipe, and/or balloons, which was drug paraphernalia being used, intended
for use, or designed for use in injecting, ingesting, inhaling, or otherwise introducing into the human body a
controlled substance, contrary to Florida Statute 893. (l DEG MISD):
DEBRA COLTUN
FL. BAR NO. 0561622
Assistant State Attorney
Palm Beach County, Florida
SA 00CJ001567A02
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Appeared before me, DEBRA COLTUN Assistant State Attorney for Palm Beach County, Florida,
personally known to me, who, being ?rst duly sworn, says that the allegations as set forth in the foregoing
information are based upon facts that have been sworn to as true, and which, if true, would constitute the offense
therein charged, that this prosecution is instituted in good faith, and certi?es that testimony under oath has been
received from the material witness or witnesses fort so.
I I
Assistant State Attorney
Sworn to and subscribed to before me this 2: day of 2000.
Citation Nos. (if applicable)
SA
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COMPTROLLER
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DEPUTY CLERK
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IN THE CIR.T COURT or THE
SENTENCE
(Probation ommunity Control Violator]
(As to Count(s) I
Defendant A
Case Number
GETS Number
Wt BEES
my Within: scenic.
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Ffing personally before this Court. accompanied by the of d,
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{fl?1V! . and having been adjudicated guilty herein, and the Court having
given the Defendant an opportunity to be heard and to offer matters in mitigation of sentence, and to
show cause why defendant should not be sentenced as provided by law, and no cause being shown, and
the Court having placed the Defendant on probation/community control and having subsequently
revoked the Defendant?s probation/ community control for violation[s) of condition(s]
IT IS THE SENTENCE OF THE COURT that:
The Defendant pay a ?ne of pursuant to Fla. Stat. plus :3 as the 5%
surcharge (of the fine impose required by RS. 960?25, which shall be deposited in the Crimes
Compensation Trust Fund. .
The Defendant is hereby committed to the custody of the
Department of Corrections
Sheriff of Palm Beach County. Florida
for a term of . further ordered that the Defendant shall be allowed a total of 2 days
as credit for time incar rated prior to imposition of this sentence. It is further ordered that the
composite term of all sentences imposed for the counts specified in the order shall run
consecutive to [y concurrent with [check one] the following:
Any active sente ce being served. -
Specific sentences:
[n the event the above sentence is to the Department of Corrections, the Sheriff of Palm_Beach County,
Florida is hereby ordered and directed to deliver the Defendant to the Department of Corrections together
with a copy of the Judgment and Sentence, and any other documents Specified by Florida Statue.
The defendant in open court was advised of right to appeal from this Sentence by filing notice of appeal
within thirty days from this date with the Clerk of the Court, and the Defendant's right to the assistance
of counsel in taking said appeal more upon showing of indigency.
kna?i?y?f I hereby certify that 1h?- 10r93?3'i'j3 is?? .
DONE AND r, . cabi??fe?t??lu ?Walm Etch County, Florida this @7
2! i .. 3 tionsj -
ARON a. so
(rev. 12/98) . cmcurr cover JUDGE
7 DEPUTY CLERK EDWARD A. GAHHISON
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0.5 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN PALM BEACH COUNTY
use Ll 3 7 CF 401, V0 09~455611
62
DOROTHY ll. HILKEN 9 984
CLERK PB FL
Insolence-'IIr-nnrlin
STATE OF FLORIDA 1 COMMUNITY
CONTROL
VIOLATOR
V. .
PROBATION
VIOLATOR
EFEND
I LE
The above represented by r. APD (attorney)
CIRCUIT 8; COURTS
I Having been tried and found guilty of the
following crime(s):
Having entered a plea of guilty to the Having entered a plea of nolo
following crime(s): contendere to the following
crime(s):
COUNT CRIME or ENSE STATUTE NUMBERISJ DEGREE CASE oars
3 NUMBER NUMBER
.
L201)
I
and no cause having been shown why the Defendant should not be adjudicated guilty, 1T IS ORDERED THAT the Defendant is hereby ADJUDICATED
GUILTY of the above crime(s).
and having been convicted or found guilty of. or having entered aplea of nolo contendere or guilty, regardless of adjudication, to attempts or offenses relating
to sexual battery (ch. 794), lewd and lascivious conduct (ch. 800). or murder (3. 782.04). aggravated battery (5. 784.045), carjacking 812.133), or home
invasion robbery 812.135). or any other offense speci?ed insection 943.325, the defendant shall be required to submit blood specimens.
[1 and good cause being shown: TT IS ORDERED THAT ADJUDICATION OF GUILT BE
SENTENCE. .
STAYED The Court hereby stays and withholds imposition of sentence as to countts) and places the Defendant on Probation and/or I 1
Community Control under the supervision of the Dept. of Corrections (conditions of probation set forth in separate order).
SENTENCE
DEFERRED The Court hereby defers imposition of sentence until
The Defendant in Open Court we advised of his right to appeal from the Judgment by ?ling notice of appeal with the Clerk of Court within thirty days
. following the date sentence is imposed or probation is ordered pursuant to this adjudication. The defendant was also advised of his right to the assistance
of counsel in taking said appeal at the expense of the State upon showing of indigency.
DONE ANQ qantust Beach County, Florida mu 2? day or UL212 296130
clef-
. . thereby Lt??illy thattno taregmng Is'a
5- true py of the record in my office with 1%
. . - :a tions. v, 'red CIRCUIT COURT r3
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EXHIBIT
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Time: 8:51:59 Offense Report Program: CMS301L
Day Of Week . 2 Friday Report Date . 8/03/01 23:43
Occur From Date: 8/03/01 20:00 Occur To Date 8/03/01 23:42
Dept Class . .
Street Number HIDDEN HARBOR, - - -
City . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
Zone/division Zone Two (2) (So of Okee/E Wil)
Location Type Case Status . OPEN NOT ACTIVE
Report Officer LLEWELLYN, CRAIG Supervisory Emp: MURPHY, THOMAS 8/06/01
Case Status Dt 8/03/Case Number . 1?01?003008 Dept Class . .
Case Status . OPEN NOT ACTIVE Case Status Dt 8/03/01
State Class . Larceny From Building
Committed Statute/Ordin
I A I
Category . . . STOLEN UCR Prop Type CURRENCY, NOTE, ETC.
Quantity . . . 5 Description . US CURRENCY
Value . . . . 500.00 Property type
A I A I 1
Case Number . 1-01?003008 Prompt valid in: UNKNOWN,
City . . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
Home Phone No. 561/000?0000 Business Phone 561/000?0000
Race . . Unknown Sex . . . . . Unknown
Ethnic Origin Hispanic
I I I A I 1
Case Number . 1-01-003008 Prompt valid in: ROBERTS, VIRGINIA
Street Number - - I
City . . . . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
County . . PALM BEACH
Business Phone 561/714-5252
Birth Country Unknown
Race . . . White
Ethnic Origin WHITE . . . . .
Weight . . . . 103 Victim Type . Juvenile
I A I - 1
Case Number . 1-01-003008 Last Name . . FIGUEROA, ANTHONY
Person Type . OTHER PERSON
Street Number - -
City . . . . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
County . . . PALM BEACH - -
Business Phone 561/000-0000 - .
Birth Country Unknown Oper Lic Unknown
Race . . . White Sex . . . . 1 Male
Ethnic Origin WHITE Juvenile . . . ADULT
I A I - 2
Case Number . 1?01?003008 Last Name . . SWITZER, KYLE
CERTIFIED
TOBEATRUECOPY
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Time: 8:51:59 Offense Report Program: CMS301L
1?01?003008 (Continued)
Person Type . OTHER PERSON
Street Number - -
City . . . . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
County . . . . PALM BEACH - - -
Birth Date . . - Birth Country Unknown
Oper Lic No. . FL United States
Race . . White Sex . . . . . Male
Ethnic Origin WHITE
I A I - 3
Case Number . 1?01-003008 Last Name . . RIGEL, DUSTIN
Person Type . OTHER PERSON
Street Number - - -
City . . . . . LOXAHATCHEE, FL 33470
County . . . PALM BEACH - -.
Business Phone 561/000-0000
Birth Country Unknown Oper Unknown
Race . . . White Sex . . . . . Male
Ethnic Origin WHITE
I A I - 4
Case Number 1?01-003008 Last Name JEFFERSON CRAIG
Person Type .
Street Number
City
County
Business Phone
Birth Country
Race
Ethnic Origin
I A I - 5
Case Number 1?01?003008 Last Name URVIS SCOTT
Person Type
Street Number
City
County . .
Business Phone
Birth Country
Race .
Ethnic Origin
I A I - 6
Case Number . 1-01-003008 Last Name . . RISDEN, RICHARD ARTHUR
Person Type . OTHER PERSON
Street Number - - -
City . . . . . ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 33411
County . . . PALM BEACH Home Phone No.
Business Phone 561/000?0000 Birth Date . . I I'll l'
Birth Country Unknown
Oper Lic No. . FL United States
Race . . . . . White Sex . . . . . Male
. CERTIFIED
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Time: 8:51:59 Offense Report Program: CMS301L
1~01-003008 (Continued)
Ethnic Origin WHITE Height . . . . 511
Weight . . . . 160 -
A A I
Original Report Reported By: LLEWELLYN, CRAIG R. 8/03/01
Entered By.: JARRETT, DAWN M. 8/16/01
ON 080301 AT 2343 HOURS I WAS DISPATCHED TO - IN
v. ROBERTS STATED THAT EARLIER IN THE EVENING SHE HAD SEVERAL PEOPLE
REMOVED $500.00 CASH FROM HER WALLET. v. ROBERTS STATED THAT SHE
STATED THAT v. ROBERTS WALLET WAS LOCATED IN A POCKET OF A SHIRT
AND THAT NO ONE ADMITTED To TAKING IT. v. ROBERTS AND A. FIGUEROA
END OF REPORT
TO
ATRUECOPY
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EXHIBIT AA
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A A I I PAGE 1
CASE NO. 02075321 0 CASE NO. 02075321
CIVIL MATTER
SIGNAL CODE: 66 CRIME CODE: NON CRIME CODE: CC CODE: 9566 06/02/02 SUNDAY
ZONE: A81 GRID: 3C2l DEPUTY I.D.: 6933 NAME: WIKSE JOHN ASSIST: TIME 2148 A 2159 2249
OCCURRED BETWEEN DATE: 06/02/02 2148 HOURS AND DATE: 0000 HOURS
EXCEPTION TYPE:
INCIDENT LOCATION: 13475 24 CT APT. no.2
CITY: LOXAHATCHEE STATE: FL ZIP: 33470
NO. OFFENSES: 00 NO. OFFENDERS: 00 NO. VEHICLES STOLEN: 0 N0. PREMISES ENTERED: 0
LOCATION:
NO. VICTIMS: 00 NO. ARRESTED: 0 FORCED ENTRY: 0
NAME LIST:
ROLE:
SEX: RACE: HT: 504 WT: 108 HR
RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: 155 SANTIAGO ST
BUSINESS PHONE: 561 000-0000
:s
ON JUNE 2, 2002 AT 2148 HOURS, I WAS DISPATCHED TO 13475 24TH COURT,
CERTIFIED
?r?E A TRUE COPY
I SHERIFF
4/22/2016
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PALM BEACH COUNTY OFFICE PAGE 2
CASE NO. 02075321 OFFENSE REPORT CASE NO. 02075321
To VACANT THE PROPERTY As OF 060102. SHE CONCLUDED BY STATING THEY HAD TRANS-
THE REST IOU THIS STATEMENT AS WELL As OTHERS WERE WITNESS BY
IT SHOULD NE NOTED THAT VIRGINIA PRIOR To LEAVING ADVISED ME THAT SHE
J.
DICT: 060302/1418 HRS.
CERTIFIED
3 4/22/2016
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EXHIBIT CC
Case 18-2868, Document 278, 08/09/2019, 2628230, Page439 of 648
Confidential
Page 1
CASE NO. 15-CV-07433-RWS
------------------------------------------x
Plaintiff,
v.
Defendant.
-------------------------------------------x
June 3, 2016
9:07 a.m.
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Deposition of DAVID RODGERS, pursuant
to notice, taken by Plaintiff, at the
offices of Boies Schiller & Flexner, 401
Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida,
before Kelli Ann Willis, a Registered
Professional Reporter, Certified Realtime
Reporter and Notary Public within and
for the State of Florida.
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2
3
A P P E A R A N C E S:
4
Attorneys for Plaintiff
401 East Las Olas Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
33301
BY:
5
6
7
8
9
10
Attorneys for Defendant
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, Colorado
80203
BY:
11
12
13
ALSO PRESENT:
Sandy Perkins, Paralegal
Boies Schiller & Flexner
14
Ryan Kick, Videographer
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
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2
3
4
5
I N D E X
Examination by Mr. Edwards
....................
5
Examination by Mr. Pagliuca .................... 209
Further Examination by Mr. Edwards ............. 217
6
7
8
9
E X H I B I T S
Deposition Exhibit 1 ...........................
Flight logs
6
Deposition Exhibit 2 ...........................
Photo
77
Deposition Exhibit 3 ...........................
Photo
84
Deposition Exhibit 4 ...........................
Photo
85
Deposition Exhibit 5 ...........................
Photo
86
Deposition Exhibit 6 ...........................
Photo
87
Deposition Exhibit 7 ...........................
Photo
88
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Deposition Exhibit 8 ........................... 203
Confidential list
Deposition Exhibit 9 ........................... 216
Equus Global Aviation offering
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1
DAVID RODGERS
2
A.
Yes.
3
Q.
Can you -- can you tell me -- I have been
4
provided by your attorney a -- what has been
5
represented to be a copy, a direct copy of that
6
logbook.
7
Plaintiff's 1.
8
is an accurate copy of the original logbook that you
9
brought to your deposition today.
10
A.
11
12
13
14
And I'm going to mark this as
I just want you to confirm that this
Yes.
MR. REINHART:
Let him show it to you.
BY MR. EDWARDS:
Q.
There you go.
(The referred-to document was marked by
15
the court reporter for Identification as
16
Deposition Exhibit 1.)
17
MR. REINHART:
It is not a copy of the
18
entire book.
19
covered by the subpoena.
20
clear the book covers the time period outside
21
the subpoena.
22
23
24
25
It is the time period that was
MR. EDWARDS:
Okay.
I just want to make
I will let him
clarify that, of course, too.
THE WITNESS:
Yes.
It is logbook.
not 40 years, but it is my logbook.
It is
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1
2
DAVID RODGERS
BY MR. EDWARDS:
3
4
Q.
Okay.
You can keep this -- that down
there --
5
A.
Okay.
6
Q.
-- so we can keep track of the exhibits.
7
A.
Okay.
8
Q.
So does the copy that you just went
9
through, is that an exact copy of the original
10
logbook from the November 1995 date through, it
11
looks like, September 2013?
12
A.
Yes.
13
Q.
Okay.
14
17
18
And what is this book?
A.
It is called the standard pilot master
Q.
All right.
log.
And who made the various
entries in the book?
19
A.
I did.
20
Q.
When did you make --
21
22
MR. PAGLIUCA:
Brad, can you hang on for
one second.
23
MR. EDWARDS:
24
MR. PAGLIUCA:
25
What do you
call the book?
15
16
That period of time?
thought.
Sure.
You said September 2013, I
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Page 8
1
DAVID RODGERS
2
3
MR. EDWARDS:
last page.
4
5
MR. PAGLIUCA:
MR. REINHART:
There's 108 pages to the
exhibit.
8
9
My last page is 2008 on
this copy, 093 Bates label.
6
7
That is what I have on the
MR. PAGLIUCA:
pages.
10
I'm missing the last 8
That is why.
MS. PERKINS:
Do you want the last copy?
11
What is your last page?
12
MR. PAGLIUCA:
13
Ninety-three is my last
page.
14
That is why I only go through '08.
15
MS. PERKINS:
So I will give you my '94 to
16
the end.
That should give you a complete.
17
you're looking -- which one are you looking at,
18
the new one or the old one?
19
MR. EDWARDS:
20
MR. PAGLIUCA:
21
MR. EDWARDS:
22
MR. PAGLIUCA:
23
Oh,
The one through '08.
Okay.
Okay.
Are you ready, Jeff?
Yes.
BY MR. EDWARDS:
24
Q.
When did you make each individual entry?
25
A.
It could have been on that date that it
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says.
3
Most likely, fairly close to that date.
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
It could have been possibly a later date.
Q.
Okay.
How did you make sure that the log
entries that you were creating were accurate?
A.
Well, people get on the airplane and I see
who the people are, and I put them down there.
Q.
Okay.
So you are making the notation at
or around the time that you are making this
observation -- the observations?
11
A.
Correct.
12
Q.
And you are recording the data accurately
13
in your logbook?
14
A.
As accurately as I can.
15
Q.
Okay.
16
A.
Yes.
17
Q.
Can we just look at the first page of the
18
exhibit?
19
A.
Uh-huh.
20
Q.
And if you could walk me through, let's
21
just take the first line.
22
A.
Uh-huh.
23
Q.
In the top left corner, there is a date.
24
A.
Correct.
25
Q.
And it says, "NOV '95."
Is that you
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indicating that this is November 1995?
3
A.
Yes.
4
Q.
Okay.
And the first line under that in
5
the date column says 17.
6
1995?
Is that November 17th,
7
A.
Yes.
8
Q.
Is that a notation that you would have
9
made on November 17th, 1995?
10
A.
Yes.
11
Q.
And the next column over under "aircraft
12
make and model," there is a number there.
13
that number?
14
A.
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
That's the model of aircraft we're flying.
It's a G-1159B.
Q.
What is
Okay.
It is Gulfstream, II-B aircraft.
And then the next column over,
aircraft identification mark?
A.
It is the registration number of the
aircraft.
Q.
And what is the registration number?
What
does that mean?
A.
The number that is on the side of every
23
aircraft to identify what country it is from and
24
what particular airplane it is in that country.
25
N means United States.
The
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Q.
And is that number unique to the aircraft?
3
A.
Yes.
4
Q.
So there is no other aircraft at the same
5
time bearing the identification number in N908JE?
6
A.
That's correct.
7
Q.
Who picks the identification number?
8
I
understand N means United States.
9
A.
Right.
10
Q.
Who picks the 908JE?
11
A.
It depends -- some aircraft, I mean, when
12
you get them, they already have the number on there,
13
and so that would be one way.
14
manufacturer puts them on there.
15
16
17
Sometimes the
You can also request a certain number, if
you so chose to do so.
Q.
Okay.
The particular air -- these
18
particular logs were produced in a -- as a
19
consequence of a subpoena issued in the case of
20
Virginia Roberts Giuffre versus Ghislaine Maxwell.
21
A.
Uh-huh.
22
Q.
Is that your understanding?
23
A.
Yes.
24
Q.
And the period of time that we were
25
produced -- I understand you have flown for 40
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years.
The period of time -- or that is evidenced
3
by this logbook is '95 through 2013.
4
Why was it that period of time that was
5
chosen?
6
A.
7
8
9
Because that is what the subpoena
requested.
Q.
Okay.
Is that when you started flying for
Jeffrey Epstein?
10
A.
No.
11
Q.
When did you start flying for Jeffrey
12
Epstein?
13
A.
July of 1991.
14
Q.
Okay.
15
Do you have available today the
entries going back as far as July 1991?
16
A.
I don't know.
17
Q.
Okay.
18
A.
No.
19
Q.
Okay.
20
I have to look and see.
Because this is from 7/28 of '94.
So that particular logbook begins
July 28th, 1994?
21
A.
Yes.
22
Q.
And were you privately flying for Jeffrey
23
Epstein on November 17th, 1995?
24
A.
Yes.
25
Q.
And is that Gulfstream that you described
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a Jeffrey Epstein owned or controlled airplane?
A.
4
5
6
It was -- let me think.
This was 908 Juliet, Echo -- I believe it
was owned by Hyperion Air, Inc., I believe.
Q.
And is Hyperion Air, to your
7
understanding, a company associated with Jeffrey
8
Epstein?
9
10
A.
As far as I know.
I mean, I would assume
so, but --
11
Q.
Was Jeffrey Epstein your primary
12
passenger --
13
A.
Yes.
14
Q.
-- on that airplane?
15
A.
Yes.
16
Q.
And who was the individual that gave you
17
direction as to what passengers to let on and off
18
the airplane and where to fly, et cetera?
19
A.
Well, Jeffrey was usually -- I mean,
20
almost always on the airplane, unless we were going
21
to maintenance.
22
have the people with him.
23
Q.
Okay.
And so when he got there, he would
So going back to the aircraft
24
identification mark, 908JE, does the JE signify the
25
initials of Jeffrey Epstein?
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A.
I would assume so.
3
Q.
Okay.
4
A.
But technically they are actually the
5
phonetic letters that we use.
6
Juliet echo; it is not Jeffrey Epstein.
7
radio phraseology, we don't answer Jeffrey Epstein;
8
we answer Juliet.
9
10
Q.
Okay.
But technically it is
As far as
But the JE doesn't signify some
jurisdictional code?
11
A.
No.
12
Q.
It is -- it is chosen by the owner of the
13
aircraft?
14
A.
Right.
Right.
15
Q.
So as his pilot and as Jeffrey Epstein
16
being the main passenger, you have presumed that JE
17
signifies his initials?
18
A.
I would assume so.
19
Q.
In fact, we will get to it later down the
20
road, but the -- the other plane also bears the
21
ending initials JE; is that right?
22
A.
23
24
25
Yes.
And this N number that's on this airplane
was eventually switched to another airplane.
Q.
To the Boeing?
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A.
To the Boeing, correct.
3
Q.
Okay.
4
5
So if we go back to this first entry, the
next column says, "From CMH."
6
A.
Yes.
7
Q.
And what is that?
8
A.
Columbus, Ohio.
9
Q.
That is an airport code?
10
A.
Airport identifier.
11
Q.
And, again, that airport code is unique to
12
a particular airport?
13
A.
Correct.
14
Q.
The next is "To PBI"?
15
A.
Yes.
16
Q.
Where is that?
17
A.
West Palm Beach.
18
Q.
And flight number?
19
The next column says
"Miles Flown."
20
A.
Right.
21
Q.
That is not something that you log.
22
A.
I don't.
23
Q.
You kept pretty meticulous logs.
24
25
So the next column is flight log -- or
flight number?
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Q.
Okay.
3
A.
But I'm not even sure we still had it at
4
this point in time.
5
6
Q.
A.
8
10
11
It shows up on the next page.
We
will get there.
7
9
Yeah.
Does it?
Okay.
So then, yes, the answer is, yeah, we
still had the airplane.
But we wouldn't have used
that.
Q.
So is there any way of telling how Jeffrey
12
Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Adam Perry Lang, and
13
Virginia were in the Virgin Islands on that, from
14
December 14th, 2000 --
15
16
17
18
MR. PAGLIUCA:
Object to foundation.
BY MR. EDWARDS:
Q.
-- based on your knowledge or your logs or
anything else?
19
A.
No, I wouldn't have any way of knowing.
20
Q.
Okay.
21
A.
Because the next flight that they are on
22
was like this Palm Beach one, January 16th.
23
wouldn't have any idea.
24
25
Q.
Okay.
So I
To your knowledge, did Jeffrey
Epstein ever fly commercially?
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A.
He probably has.
Back then at this time,
3
I'm going to say probably not.
4
has flown commercially.
5
like going to Europe, maybe.
6
Q.
Okay.
But I know that he
But usually that would be
January 16th through the 25th,
7
those flights, do you see that block that I'm
8
talking about?
9
A.
Yes.
10
Q.
Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Emmy
11
Tayler, and then at times Shelly Lewis, do you see
12
that?
13
A.
Yes, right.
14
Q.
The 25th it lands in Teterboro.
And the
15
next day, on the 26th, leaves out of Teterboro with
16
Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Emmy Tayler, and
17
Virginia Roberts.
18
name.
This time you wrote the whole
19
A.
Right.
Right.
20
Q.
So when you write the full name, does that
21
signify -- that's when you may have learned her last
22
name?
23
A.
Correct.
24
Q.
And do you know how she -- how she got up
25
to New Jersey or New York?
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Boeing?
3
A.
Yes.
4
Q.
The Boeing, was that previously owned by
5
6
7
The Limited or Les Wexner?
A.
I'm not sure of the company name,
officially.
But probably, yes.
8
Q.
Some association with him?
9
A.
Some association, yes.
10
Q.
Do you know who flew the Gulfstream while
11
12
13
14
15
you were doing the simulator?
A.
Well, it would have been Larry Visoski,
I'm not sure who the first officer was.
Q.
Do you know if any logs were kept of the
passengers' names?
16
A.
While I was at school?
17
Q.
Right, while you were at school.
18
A.
There probably were logs, but I don't know
19
20
21
where they are.
Q.
Have you ever spoken with Larry about
whether he kept names of passengers?
22
A.
I don't think he does.
23
Q.
Do you know where Larry Visoski flew the
24
25
Gulfstream for the month that you were -A.
No.
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different, because one day is the 5th; one day is
3
the 6th.
4
night.
5
the next day.
6
Q.
7
A.
Q.
Got it.
We went from Stephenville to
And who were the passengers going to
Paris?
12
13
Okay.
Paris-Le Bourget.
10
11
And then when we took off, it was, you know,
And then where do you go the next day?
8
9
But we landed there like at 11:50 at
A.
Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Emmy
Tayler, and Virginia Roberts.
14
Q.
And then what's the next flight?
15
A.
On the 8th, from Paris to -- I believe
16
that is in Spain.
17
Q.
Granada, Spain?
18
A.
Granada, Spain.
19
Q.
Okay.
A.
Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Emmy
20
21
Correct.
And who are the passengers on that
trip?
22
Tayler, Virginia Roberts, Alberto and Linda Pinto,
23
one female, and Ricardo, it looks like Orieta.
24
Q.
And then what's the next flight?
25
A.
From there to Tangiers.
From Granada to
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I, the undersigned authority, certify
that DAVID RODGERS personally appeared before
me and was duly sworn.
WITNESS my hand and official seal
this 8th day of June, 2016.
8
9
Kelli Ann Willis, RPR, CRR
Notary Public, State of Florida
Commission FF928291, Expires 2-16-20
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OF
FLORIDA
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I, Kelli Ann Willis, Registered
Professional Reporter and Certified Realtime
Reporter do hereby certify that
I was
authorized to and did stenographically report the
foregoing deposition of DAVID RODGERS; that a
review of the transcript was not requested; and
that the transcript is
a true record of my
stenographic notes.
I FURTHER CERTIFY that I am not a
relative, employee, attorney, or counsel of
any
of the parties, nor am I a relative or employee of
any of the parties' attorney or counsel connected
with the action, nor am I financially interested
in the action.
Dated this 8th day of June, 2016.
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Time: 8:51:56 Citation Tracking Report Program: CMS307L
Case Number . 1-02?009702
Issued By . . KLOEPPING, KURT 6/19/02 13:55
Entry Employee STEPNOWSKI, DOROTHY 6/24/02 13:55
Zone/Division Zone Two (2) (So of Okee/E Wil)
District . . . PATROL
Street Name . CRESTWOOD BL
Last Name . . ROBERTS, VIRGINIA LEE
Street Number - RD
City . . . . . LOXAHATCHEE, FL 33470
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Race . . . . . White Sex . . . . . Female
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Vehicle Year . 1993 Make . . . . . PONTIAC
Style . . . . TWO DOOR Color Top . White
Color - Bottom White
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Case Number . 1-02-009702 Citation Number: 97OZBOE5
Statute/Ordin 316.189 REPORT
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STATE OF FLORIDA CASE NO. 02CF012205A02
BOOKING NO. 2002343589
vs.
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ANTHONY LUIS FIGUEROA, :13, TE,
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INFOWOQWGINAI
GRAND THEFT
In the Name and by Authority of the State of Florida:
BARRY E. KRISCHER, State Attorney for the Fi?eenth Judicial Circuit, Palm Beach County, Florida, by and
through his undersigned Assistant State Attorney, charges that ANTHONY LUIS ZAC FIGUEROA on or about
August 11, 2002, in the County of Palm Beach and State of Florida, did knowingly obtain or use, or endeavor to
obtain or use video games of a value of $300.00 or more, which was the prOperty of HOLLYWOOD VIDEO, or any
other person not the defendant(s), with the intent to permanently or temporarily deprive HOLLYWOOD VIDEO or
any other person not the defendant(s) of the prOperty. or bene?t therefrom or to apprOpriate the property to the use of
ANTHONY LUIS ZAC FIGUEROA or to the use of any person not entitled thereto, co trary to Florida Statute
812.0140) and (3 DEG FEL)
RICHSYONE
FL. BAR NO. 0928933
Assistant State Attorney
Appeared before me, JILL ESTEY RICHSTONE Assistant State Attorney for Palm Beach County, Florida,
personally known to me, who, being ?rst duly sworn, says that the allegations as set forth in the foregoing
information are based upon facts that have been sworn to as true, and which, if true, would constitute the offense
therein charged, that this prosecution is instituted in goowd certi?es that testi ny under oath has been
received from the material witness or witnesses for the a
Assistant State Attog?y
Sworn to and subscribed to before me 03'st day ofAOctober, 2002.
sme or FLORIDA - PALM BEACH
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DEPUTY CLERK
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OBTS NUMBER on BK 14720 no 1935 3001076!?
Palm Beach Count
STATE OF FLORIDA I 1 COMMUNITY Dorothy ?uke? Florlda
CONTROL STATE 0F COUNTY
VIOLATOR -. . I Newby certify that the foregoing
. true (.095 of the recon: In my 0.1ILO WI
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DEPUTY CLERK
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RACE . GENDER c1
Having entered a plea of nolo
to the following
the following crime(s): the folloiving crime(s);
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Having been tried and found guilty of Having entered a plea of guilty to
-
OFFENSE STATUTE
gmmi 4 I
and no cause having been shown why the Defendant should not be adjudicated guilty. IT [8 ORDERED THAT the Defendant whereby
ADJUDICATED GUILTY ofthe above crime(s).
and having been convicted or found guilty of. or having entered a plea of nolo contenderc or guilty.regard ess of adjudication, to attempts or
offenses relating to sexual battery (ch. 794). and lascivious conduct (ch. 800). or murder (5. 782.04). aggravated battery (5.
burglary 810.02). carjacking 812.133). or home invasion robbery (5. SIZE. BS). or any other offense speci?ed in section 943.325. the
defendant shall be required to submit blood specimens. -
ENTENCE The Court hereby stays and withholds imposition of sentence as to countts) and places the Defendant on
STAYED Probation and/orl Community Control under the supervision ofthe Dept. of Corrections (conditions ofprobation
set forth in separate order).
SENTENCE
DEFERRED The Court hereby defers imposition of sentence until
The Defendant in Open Court was advised of his right to appeal from the Judgment by ?ling notice of appeal with the Clerk of Court within thirty days
following the date sentence is imposed or probation is ordered pursuant to this adjudication. The defendant was also advised of his right to the assistance
of counsel in taking said appeal at the expense ofthe State upon showing of
DONE AND ORDERED in Open Court at Palm Beach County. Florida. this 15, day 03f; . 2003
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THE FOL OWING Is TO ALL TERMS OF THE NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT
Name: AI
Plea: Guilty _X7Guilty/B?s) Interest ContendereU_
Case No.
Less?er De ree
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ADJUDICATION: Courts Discretion I i
If the Defendant Is convicted 1? or conspiracy to sess sell or traf?c' In any controlled substance. the Court directs the Department
of Motor Vehicles and Highway 1 . - . Wefendant driver?s license for two (2) years. If the Defendant' Is convicted Of grand theft of a motor vehicle;
theft of motor vehicle parts; or, any felony mission Of which a motor vehICle was used the Court directs the Department of Motor VehICles and Highway
Safety to revoke the Defendant?s driver?s - - as mandated bylaw. The Clerk' IS directed to make the proper notifications.
SENTENCE:
Fine 5 Court Costs Drug Trust Fund
Cost of Prosecution Public Defender Fees/Costs
Incarceration: Days Months Years
wit creditfortim/ezsewed; which is days.
0 ATION: onths ars- Drug Offenderi
ALL CONDITIONS OF ROBA UST BE SFULLY COMPLETED NO LESS THAN 30 DAYS EF RI
a. .
Restitution rthe accompanying order. Check if ordered) $7 360 CD
FineLji Court Costs: I Drug Trust Fund. 5373 00
Cost of Prosecution 5 9 Public Defender Fees/Costs f? 60 I, I
Substance abuse evaluation and successful completion of recommended treatment
ordered) (enroll within 30 days) If in custody, release only to
D) Random Drug Testing at Defendant? expense (Check if ordered)
E) hours of community service at a rate of no less than hours per month
F) Incarceration: Days Months . . .
with credit for time served; which is days. 335
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In the'Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
In and For Palm Beach County, Florida
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Division: VJ
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'Defendant I
ORDER MODIFYING PRO f" -
THIS cause has come before the Court on the Defendant's Violation of Probation. Upon
consideration, it is hereby:
ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the Defendant obation 15 modi?ed as follows:
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Defendant admits the Violation of Probation.
All Original terms and conditions to remain in effect.
El Defendant is sentenced to days/months Palm Beach County I ail with credit
for days.
.
DONE AND ORDERED this day of 6V 20 a .r .
STATE or FLORIDA . PALM BEACH coumr a
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?if-"bf "o I hereby certify that the foregoing is a
i? true copy of the record in my office
1' I 5 AA /Circv.}t{ Judg/
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DEPUTYCLERK 35
MAY 25 2955
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OGTS NumDoi' PROBABLE CAUSE AFFIDAVIT I. 3. Muesli lor Warrant Juvenile
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The Person taken into cuuody. ?3.10 .w
committed the below acts in my presence.- - . yells observed JA mad 1 I :5 {31? - yr
confessed to - hat rte/she saw the arrested person cornmit the below acts. ?3
admitting to the below iacts.~- -. - . . . Klara lound to have cummited the below acts from rny (described) investigation.
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committed the beibw acts in my presence - . . -M"as observo?diby. I whotold LL79 ?51-
CI confessed to 1- - helsho saw the arrested person cummit the below acts.
admitting to the below facts. . was to'und to have commitod the below acts resulting trom my (described) Investigation.
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commimeld the below acts in my presence. was observed ?rm wFio told
confessed to at helsho saw the arrested person commlt the below
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Case 18-288, Document 278., 08/09/2019, 2628230, Page470 of 648
STATE OF FLORIDA CASE NO. 02CF012206A02
BOOKING NO. 2002343590
vs.
7-3
LID
INFORMATION FOR: If"
GRAND THEFT
In the Name and by Authority of the State of Florida:
BARRY E. KRISCHER, State Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, Palm Beach County, Florida, by and
through his undersigned Assistant State Attorney,
charges that ANTHONY LUIS ZAC FIGUEROA on or about
October 24, 2002, in the County of Palm Beach and State of Florida, did knowingly obtain or use, or endeavor to
obtain or use video games of a value of $300.00 or more, which was the property of HOLLYWOOD VIDEO, or any
other person not the defendant(s), with the intent to permanentlyortemporarily deprive HOLLYWOOD VIDEO or
any other person not the defendant(s) of the property or bene?t therefrom or to appropriate the property to the use of
ANTHONY LUIS ZAC FIGUEROA or to the use of any person not entitled thereto, contrary to Florida Statute
812.0140) and (3 DEG FEL)
FL. BAR NO. 0928 3
Assistant State Attorney
Appeared before me, JILL ESTEY RICHSTONE Assistant State Attorney for Palm Beach County, Florida,
personally known to me, who, being ?rst duly sworn, says that the allegations as set forth in the foregoing
information are based Upon facts that have been sworn to as true, and which, if true, would constitute the offense
therein charged, that this prosecution is instituted in good faith, and certi?es that testimon under oath has been
received from the material witness or witnesses for the offe e.
Sworn to and subscribed to before me this I day of October, 2002.
NOTARY PUBLTC, State ofFloIida
. STATE or FLORIDA . mu BEACH COUNTY 53.:
4. 1 hmeny certify that the v.15? Ellen Jor
FCIC REFE . 'fa. rue cripv of the fer-0": '3 ?ltvcorz-ia.1tssrom c5337? EXPIRES
.- was. a -
GRAND THEFT x, 6; - Memberzmooz
NDSD mac worm? INSURANCE, wc
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OBTSNUMBER DR BK ?730 PG 1937
Palm Beach County, Florida
STATEOF FLORIDA COMMUNITY Dorothy H- Hill-ten, Clerk
- CONTROL
VIOLATOR
V.
DEFENDANT
RACE
VIOLATOR
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The above Defendant, being person
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Having been tried and found guilty of
the following crime(s);
Having entered a plea of nolo
Having entered a plea of guilty to
contendcre to the following
the following crime(s):
crime(s):
h?
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and no cause having been shown why the Defendant should not be adjudicated guilty. IT is ORDERED THAT the Defendant is hereby
ADJUDICATED GUILTY of the above crime(s).
I and having been convicted or found guilty of. or having entered a plea of nolo contendere or guilty.regardless ofadjudication. to attempLs or
offenses relating to sexual battery (ch. 794). lewd and lascivious
burglary 810.02). carjacking 812.l33). or home
defendant shall be required to submit blood specimens.
conduct (ch. 800). or murder is. 782.04). aggravated battery (5. 784.045).
invasiOn robbery SIZ. I35). or any other offense speci?ed in section 913.325. the
SENTENCE The Court hereby stays and withholds impositiegu?entencc as to countts) and places the Defendant on
STAYED Probation and/or[ Co . r05)? ontroal the supervision ofthe Dept. of Corrections (conditions of probation
set forth in separate or cc mt
SENTENCE WE oi or?? :32? mfg;
DEFERRED I The. four! ef?eb? *lgil?fl .. .rd
Iling notice ofappeal with the Clerk of Court within thirty days
- . W5- 1
The Defendant In Open Conga?; i-If. ?lth.
following the date sentence.? n? - uag? 'lOl?l. The defendant was also advised ofhis right to the assistance
ofcounsel in taking said ap'a?. se ofthe 599$
I - 3?
DONE AND ORDERED in Ope'n? - at 0? W-lgrida. this day of . 200 {3
3'
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JUDGMENT 0F GUILT I, EB
AND PLACING DEFENDANT ON PROBATION ?at:
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STATE OF FLORIDA In The Circuit Court
-vs- Plaintiff of Palm Beach County, Fl
Defendant
Case No. 02-122050171310293
1
?18 'er lid 93
This cause coming on this day to be heard before me, and you, the defendant ANTHONY
LUIS ZACFIGUEROA, being now present before me, and you having:
PLED GUILTY TO
The offense of COUNT 1. GRAND THEFT the court hereby adjudges you to be guilty of
said offense; and .
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that you are not likely again to engage
in a criminal course of conduct, and that the ends of justice and the welfare of society do
not require that you should suffer the penalty authorized by law:
Now, therefore, it is ordered and adjudged that the imposition of sentence are
hereby withheld, and that you are hereby placed on probation for a period of EIGHTEEN
Q8) MONTHS CONCURRENT WITH 02-12205CFA02 under the supervision of the
Department of Corrections and its Of?cers, such supervision to be subject to the
provisions of the laws of this State.
It is further order that you shall comply with the following conditions of
probation:
(I) Not later than the fifth day of each month or as directed, you will make a
full and truthful report to your Probation Of?cer on the form provided for
that purpose.
(2) You will pay to the State of Florida the amount of 50.00 FIFTY
DOLLARS per month, plus a 4% surcharge, toward the cost of your
supervision, unless otherwise exempted in compliance with Florida
Statutes.
(3) You will not change your residence or employment or leave the county of
your residence without ?rst procuring the consent of your Probation
Of?cer.
You will neither possess, carry or own any weapons or ?rearm without
?rst securing the consent of your Probation Of?cer.
(4)
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ZacFigueroa, Anthony
Case 02-12206CFA02
(5)
(6)
(7)
(3)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
You will live and remain at liberty without violating any law. A
conviction in a court of law shall not be necessary in order for such a
violation to constitute a violation of your probation.
You will submit to Urinalysis, Breathalyzer or Blood tests, as directed by
your Probation Of?cer or the Professional Staff of any treatment center
where you may be reCeiving treatment, to determine the possible use of
alcohol, drugs or controlled substances.
You will make a good faith effort to obtain lawful employment and
support any dependents to the best of your ability as directed by your
Probation Of?cer.
You will and truthfully answer all inquiries directed to you by
the Court or the Probation Of?cer, and allow the Of?cer to visit in your
home, at your employment site, or elsewhere, and you will comply with
all instructions he may give you.
$1000.00 MINIMUM PAYMENT OF $55.56 PER MONTH CRO
FILED
NO CONTACT WITH HOLLY VIDEO 1N PALM BEACH CO.
AUTOMATIC EARLY TERMINATION AFTER 12 MONTHS
You are hereby placed on notice that the Court may at any time rescind or modify
any of the conditions of your probation, or may extend the period of probation as
authorized by law, or may discharge you from further supervision; and that if you violate
any of the conditions of your probation, you may be arrested and the Court may revoke
your probation and impose any sentence which it might have imposed before placing you
on probation.
It is further ordered that when you have reported to the Probation Of?cer and
have been instructed as to the conditions of probation you shall be released from custody
if you are in custody and if you are at liberty on bond, the sureties thereon shall stand
discharged from liability.
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ZacFigueroa, Anthony
Case 02-12206CFA02
It is further ordered that the Clerk of this Court ?le this order in his of?ce, record
the same in the Minutes of the Court, and forthwith provide certi?ed copies of same to
the Probation Of?cer for his use in compliance with the requirements of law.
DONE AND ORDERED IN OPEN COURT THIS 15TH DAY OF JANUARY, 2003.
Signed this day of ,2003. 91.0. 1441
I acknowledge receipt of a certi?ed copy of this order and that the conditions have been
explained to me.
Instructed by:
Original: Court DC4-9OOA
Copies: ProbationerfFile
JF 1/ 16/03
hereby certify that the foregoing the record 111 ray gigpelwdu
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In the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
In and For Palm Beach County, Florida
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Case No.
Division:
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Defendant .1
THIS cause has come before the Court on the Defendant's Violation of Probation. Upon
consideration, it is hereby:
ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the Defendant? 5P obation 15 modi?ed as follows:
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Defendant admits the Violation ofProbation.
All Original terms and conditions to remain in effect.
1:1 . Defendant is sentenced to days/months Palm Beach County Jail with credit
for . days. -
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I AGREE TO APPEAR AT THE TIME AND PLACE DESIGNATED TO ANSWER THE OFFENSE CHARGED on PAY THE FINE SUBSCRIBED. I SHOULD I WILLFULLY
FAIL To APPEAR BEFORE THE COURT AS REQUIRED THIS NOTICE to APPEAR. THAT I MAY BE HELD IN CONTEMPT 0F coum AND A FOFI ARREST SHALL BE ISSUED
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a committed the below acts in my presence. was observed by Whine told j/S
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admitting to the below lacts. was lound to have commited the below acts. resulting from my (described) InvestigatIon
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EXHIBIT GG
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CASE NO. 15-CV-07433-RWS
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Plaintiff,
v.
Defendant.
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June 21, 2016
9:17 a.m.
C O N F I D E N T I A L
Deposition of JOSEPH RECAREY, pursuant
to notice, taken by Plaintiff, at the
offices of Boies Schiller & Flexner, 401
Las Olas Boulevard, Fort Lauderdale, Florida,
before Kelli Ann Willis, a Registered
Professional Reporter, Certified Realtime
Reporter and Notary Public within and
for the State of Florida.
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A P P E A R A N C E S:
Attorneys for Plaintiff
401 East Las Olas Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
33301
BY:
Attorneys for Defendant
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80203
BY:
Attorneys for Deponent
505 South Flagler Drive
Suite 1100
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
BY:
JOANNE O'CONNOR, ESQ.
ALSO PRESENT:
Sandy Perkins, Paralegal
Boies Schiller & Flexner
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Ryan Kick, Videographer
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I N D E X
Examination by Mr. Edwards ....................
Examination by Ms. Schultz .....................
Examination by Mr. Pagliuca ....................
Further Examination by Ms. Schultz .............
Further Examination by Mr. Pagliuca ............
E X H I B I T S
Deposition Exhibit 1 ...........................
Palm Beach Police Department
Incident Report
Deposition Exhibit 2 ...........................
AH statement
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123
165
329
355
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Deposition Exhibit 3 ...........................
CD with video (retained by Boies)
Deposition Exhibit 4 ...........................
Search warrant return
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Deposition Exhibit 5 ...........................
Property receipts
Deposition Exhibit 6 ...........................
Additional search warrant returns
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77
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Deposition Exhibit 7 ...........................
Probably cause affidavit
Deposition Exhibit 8 ...........................
Trash pull return
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96
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Deposition Exhibit 9 ........................... 102
Folder with evidence
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Deposition Exhibit 10 .......................... 119
Investigative report
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Deposition Exhibit 11 .......................... 165
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CD with audio recording (retained by Boies)
Deposition Exhibit 11 .......................... 178
Supplement to incident report
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Deposition Exhibit 12 .......................... 259
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Rule 26 disclosure
Deposition Exhibit 13 .......................... 282
Vol. 2 of prior Recarey transcript
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Deposition Exhibit 14 .......................... 292
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Vol. 1 of prior Recarey transcript
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*** Exhibit 11 was used on two different exhibits.
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Q.
Most of the events that we are going to
3
discuss today occurred, at least the investigation
4
that we're going to discuss today, occurred in 2005
5
and 2006.
6
So can you just tell us what your position
7
was with the Palm Beach Police Department at that
8
time?
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A.
I was a police detective.
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Q.
And did you investigate a person by the
11
name of Jeffrey Epstein?
12
A.
I did.
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Q.
All right.
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15
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What was your role in the investigation of
Jeffrey Epstein?
A.
I was the lead detective once the case was
turned over to me by Michelle Pagan.
Q.
Okay.
And as the lead detective, did you
19
review all of the history of the investigation up to
20
the point it was turned over to you?
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MR. PAGLIUCA:
foundation.
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24
25
Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
BY MR. EDWARDS:
Q.
And was that one of your jobs as the lead
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investigator over a case, is to acclimate yourself
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to the history of the case?
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MR. PAGLIUCA:
foundation.
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8
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10
Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
Yes.
BY MR. EDWARDS:
Q.
Just so that the record is clear, will you
just give a brief pause in case Mr. Pagliuca has an
objection?
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A.
All right.
12
Q.
So they can also capture your answer.
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A.
Okay.
14
Q.
In reviewing the history of the case, did
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you review prior police reports, police reports
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prior to you becoming involved personally?
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A.
I did.
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Q.
Okay.
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And I've handed you what is marked
as Plaintiff's Exhibit 1.
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(The referred-to document was marked by
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the court reporter for Identification as
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Deposition Exhibit 1.)
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BY MR. EDWARDS:
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Q.
Do you recognize that?
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A.
Yes.
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Police Department incident report as suspects?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
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foundation.
5
Object to form and
6
Q.
These people, right?
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A.
At that time, yes.
8
Q.
Well, and then are you aware -- were there
9
10
any suspects added in any subsequent reports, to
your knowledge?
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A.
Not that I'm aware of.
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Q.
In fact, you did not seek a probable cause
13
warrant for any other suspects in this case,
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correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
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Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
That's correct.
Q.
And Ms. Ghislaine Maxwell is not listed in
20
any of your Palm Beach Police Department incident
21
reports as a suspect in this case, correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form and
foundation.
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THE WITNESS:
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in this case, no.
Not -- no, not as a suspect
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Exhibit 1.
Are you with me?
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A.
Uh-huh.
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Q.
Okay.
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Again, this was information that
was obtained by Detective Pagan, correct?
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A.
Correct.
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Q.
And it's true, is it not, that this
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alleged victim never claimed to have been recruited
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by Ghislaine Maxwell; true?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
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Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
Q.
And this individual, alleged victim No. 1,
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never identified Ghislaine Maxwell as being at
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Mr. Epstein's house when she was there, correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
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Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so.
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Q.
You don't believe so --
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A.
I don't believe so.
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Q.
That she ever identified Ghislaine Maxwell
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as being in the house?
A.
Right.
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Q.
Okay.
She never -- this individual,
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victim No. 1, never claimed that Ghislaine Maxwell
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paid her any money, correct?
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A.
Correct.
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Q.
And this individual No. 1 never claimed
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that Ms. Maxwell instructed her what to wear,
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correct?
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A.
Right.
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Q.
This individual never claimed that
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Ghislaine Maxwell told her how to act, correct?
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A.
Correct.
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Q.
This individual never claimed to have met
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Ghislaine Maxwell ever, correct?
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A.
I don't believe so, no.
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Q.
This individual never claimed to even have
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spoken to Ghislaine Maxwell ever, correct?
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A.
I don't believe so, no.
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Q.
And when you say "I don't believe so, no,"
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that means my statement to you is correct; is that
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right?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form, foundation.
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THE WITNESS:
Well, you're saying "ever."
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I don't know if she's ever, ever spoken to --
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Q.
To Detective Pagan.
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A.
Right.
To my knowledge, I don't know,
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because Detective Pagan is the one who actually
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interviewed her.
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"ever."
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Q.
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So I don't know to the answer of
So not to my knowledge.
Certainly, nothing in Exhibit 1, Narrative
1 reflects that this individual ever met or talked
to or spoke to Ghislaine Maxwell, right?
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A.
Right.
Not to my knowledge.
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Q.
And, indeed, you would agree with me that
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if this individual claimed that Ms. Maxwell had
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something to do with the events listed in Narrative
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1, you would have folded up on it, as the
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investigating detective, right?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to the form.
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THE WITNESS:
Either myself or Detective
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Pagan would have.
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Q.
Sure.
And when you got the case six
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months later, if there hadn't been follow-up, you
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would have followed up on it, right?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
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THE WITNESS:
Correct.
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Q.
Okay.
The person alleged to have brought
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the alleged victim No. 1 to Mr. Epstein's house is
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this Hayley Robson individual, correct?
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A.
Yes.
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Q.
Okay.
Then with regard to alleged victim
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No. 2, then this individual did not claim to have
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been recruited by Ms. Maxwell, correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object.
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THE WITNESS:
Who would be victim No. 2?
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Q.
Well, you can either go to the second page
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of Exhibit 1 and we can just follow down the victim
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information, or you can go to the body of the
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report, whichever is easier for you.
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MS. SCHULTZ:
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MR. PAGLIUCA:
Can you use the initials?
Sure.
I can call them 1 or
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AH or whatever you want to call them.
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fine with me.
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That's
Q.
So I'll just say alleged victim AH never
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claimed to have been recruited by Ms. Maxwell,
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correct?
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A.
Correct.
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Q.
And alleged victim AH did not claim to
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have spoken to Ms. Maxwell ever, correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
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THE WITNESS:
It's been a while since I
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read this report.
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Q.
Sure.
Is it fair to say, Detective, that
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this investigation occurred some 12 years ago,
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right?
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A.
Yeah.
Well, yeah.
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Q.
And is it fair to say that you've
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conducted quite a few investigations over your
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career?
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A.
Yes.
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Q.
All right.
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And it's fair to say that it would be
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impossible for you to remember all the details of
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this investigation as you sit here today, correct?
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A.
Correct.
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Q.
And you've been referring to Exhibit 1
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frequently throughout this deposition, correct?
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A.
Yes.
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Q.
And that's because you don't have any
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present memory of these details, correct?
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form, foundation.
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THE WITNESS:
I have some recollection,
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but I'm not going to have exact dates and times
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off the top of my head.
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Q.
Sure.
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A.
You know, I spoke to over 33 girls
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regarding this case.
So when you say an initial, it
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takes me a little while to go through the entire
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list.
But to have specifics, I'm not going to be
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able to remember the exact specifics of -- of the
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report.
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Q.
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I appreciate that.
So we can take our time, but do you
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recall, did AH ever identify Ms. Maxwell has someone
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she spoke to?
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A.
I don't recall.
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Q.
You don't recall at all?
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A.
I don't recall that she had mentioned
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Ms. Maxwell.
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Q.
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And if she had, you would have put that in
your report, correct?
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A.
I believe so, yes, I would have.
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Q.
All right.
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And so the absence of alleged victim AH
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referring to Ms. Maxwell means that she didn't,
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right?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
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THE WITNESS:
Say the question one more
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time.
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Q.
When we go through this report, and I've
gone through it, if any of the alleged victims had
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identified Ms. Maxwell as someone that they spoke to
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at Mr. Epstein's house, you would have listed that
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in your report, right?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
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THE WITNESS:
I believe I would have, yes.
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Q.
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Yeah.
You tried to be thorough and accurate when
you were writing your reports, right?
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A.
Yes.
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Q.
And, certainly, you've indicated on direct
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examination that the identity of people who were at
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the house was something that was important to your
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investigation, correct?
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A.
Yes.
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Q.
And that's why you did trash pulls, right?
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A.
Yes.
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Q.
And then you asked various individuals who
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was there when you went to Mr. Epstein's house,
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right?
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A.
Correct.
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Q.
And you then, to the best of your ability,
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recorded those answers, I take it, as to who was
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there, right?
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A.
Yes.
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Q.
And with regard to AH, she never said
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anything about Ghislaine Maxwell being at
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Mr. Epstein's house, did she?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
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foundation.
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Object to form and
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Q.
To you?
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A.
I don't believe she did.
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Q.
Okay.
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And if she did, it's likely that
you would have recorded it, correct?
A.
Correct, and it would be on the -- it
would be on the tape.
Q.
Right.
She never claimed, AH, that Ms. Maxwell
paid her, right?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
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Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
Q.
She never claimed that -- AH never claimed
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that Ms. Maxwell instructed her about what to wear,
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correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to the form.
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THE WITNESS:
Correct.
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Q.
AH never claimed that Ms. Maxwell told her
how to act at Mr. Epstein's house, correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
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THE WITNESS:
Correct.
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Q.
AH never claimed to have met Ghislaine
Maxwell anywhere, correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
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THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so, no.
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Q.
Okay.
If we go on to individual alleged
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victim No. 3, AY, the same question:
AY never
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identified Ms. Maxwell as someone she knew or
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interacted with in any fashion, correct?
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MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
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THE WITNESS:
No.
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5
Q.
No, she did not?
6
A.
No, she did not.
7
Q.
Okay.
The same with individual No. 4,
8
alleged victim FP:
9
met with Ms. Maxwell, correct?
10
11
MS. SCHULTZ:
14
15
Object to form and
foundation.
12
13
Again, FP never claimed to have
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so, no.
Q.
Okay.
And FP never identified Ms. Maxwell
as someone being at Mr. Epstein's house, correct?
16
MS. SCHULTZ:
17
foundation.
18
Object to form and
19
Q.
And if you need to look at your report --
20
A.
No, I don't -- I don't believe so.
The
21
only people that recalled Ghislaine at the house
22
was --
23
Q.
Sjoberg?
24
A.
Johanna Sjoberg.
25
Q.
Who was over the age of 18, correct?
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2
3
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
4
THE WITNESS:
5
Venero.
6
7
Q.
MS. O'CONNOR:
9
THE WITNESS:
11
And Venero, Christina
Who is an adult as well?
8
10
Object to form and
Object to form.
Yes.
Q.
So out of your entire report, the only two
12
people who ever said anything about Ms. Maxwell were
13
Ms. Sjoberg, who I believe was 23 when you
14
interviewed her?
15
A.
16
17
Right, but she was -MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form and
foundation.
18
THE WITNESS:
She was -- she had worked
19
there for quite some time, so you would have to
20
back up, I think, a year or two.
21
22
Q.
She was an adult when she worked there?
23
A.
Right.
24
25
She was over the age of 18, right,
let's put it that way.
Q.
And she was not listed by you as a victim
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2
3
4
5
as part of this case, right?
A.
Correct, because it was between two
consenting adults.
Q.
6
Exactly.
And so that's Ms. Sjoberg, and then the
7
other individual, I think you said Bolero; is that
8
right?
9
A.
Venero, Christina Venero.
10
Q.
Adult masseuse, correct?
11
A.
Yes.
12
Q.
Tatts, right.
13
She's a --
I remember she had lots of tattoos.
But the 17 individuals that you listed in
14
Exhibit 1, none of those individuals ever said the
15
word -- the words "Ghislaine Maxwell" during the
16
course of this investigation to you, correct?
17
18
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so.
It
would be on the tapes if they did.
Q.
Well, or it would be in your report,
right?
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
Object to form and
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2
3
4
5
6
THE WITNESS:
Either in the report or on
the tapes.
Q.
That's an interesting point, so let's talk
about that for a moment.
7
This report, this Palm Beach Police
8
Department incident report, Exhibit 1, is a summary
9
of your investigation, correct?
10
A.
Correct.
11
Q.
And these recitations of your interviews
12
are abbreviated summaries, correct?
13
A.
Correct.
14
Q.
And so you're typing into this report
15
parts of it but not every word verbatim into the
16
report, correct?
17
A.
Right.
18
Q.
And, again, the originals of these tapes
19
are somewhere with the FBI at this point, correct?
20
21
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
22
23
24
25
Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
Or at the State
Attorney's Office.
Q.
Are you aware of any of these originals
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2
That would be one.
3
another.
4
Q.
Probably victim JB would be
I believe there was a victim ML, as well.
Let me ask this question:
As you sit here
5
today, do you know who the subjects of the four
6
counts that are referenced on the first page of
7
Exhibit 7 are?
8
9
10
A.
If I went through the entire PC affidavit,
I could -- I could tell you who.
But I just named
three.
11
Q.
Okay.
12
A.
So, like I said, I can go through it and
13
14
15
16
tell you who exactly those four counts were for.
Q.
19
We are limited to four, though,
right?
A.
17
18
Okay.
Four instances.
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
Q.
20
Right.
And then throughout this entire 22-page,
21
Palm Beach Police Department affidavit,
22
Ms. Maxwell's name does not appear in here once,
23
does it?
24
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
25
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so, no.
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2
A.
Correct.
3
Q.
And then Mr. Epstein is arrested and ends
4
up pleading guilty and all of that, right?
5
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
6
THE WITNESS:
I think there was a
7
non-prosecution agreement prepared between the
8
Feds and some kind of agreement was made.
9
yes, he did end up pleading guilty.
10
11
But,
Q.
12
All right.
Now, based on the questions that were
13
asked of you in the grand jury, it's fair to say
14
that Ms. Maxwell was not a target of the grand
15
jury's investigation, correct?
16
17
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form and
foundation.
18
THE WITNESS:
Not based on the questions
19
that the state was asking me, no, the state
20
wasn't...
21
22
23
24
25
Q.
In fact, it's fair to say that you never
said Ms. Maxwell's name in the grand jury, right?
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
Object to form and
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2
3
4
5
6
7
THE WITNESS:
No.
Based on the questions
that the state was asking, no.
Q.
Were you aware of who was being issued
subpoenas by the grand jury?
A.
No.
But it wasn't the actual subpoena
8
from the grand jury; it came from the State
9
Attorney's Office.
10
11
Q.
though, right?
12
13
At the direction of the grand jury,
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
14
THE WITNESS:
15
don't know.
16
17
Object to form and
Q.
I don't know.
Again, I
I would like to talk a little bit about
18
the surveillance that you initiated at Mr. Epstein's
19
house, okay?
20
21
22
23
Can you tell me when the surveillance
began?
A.
It would have started under Detective
Pagan and gone through --
24
Q.
The entire investigation?
25
A.
Pretty much trash pulls.
We stopped the
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2
actual physical surveillance sometime during the
3
investigation.
4
Pagan.
5
6
Q.
But it would have started under
Okay.
Do you recall in what -- well, how
was surveillance conducted, if you recall?
7
I didn't conduct it personally, no.
That
8
would have been under plainclothes unit team.
They
9
would have sent out a vehicle and recorded vehicles
10
A.
coming and going and actual physical surveillance.
11
12
Q.
So physical surveillance means eyes on the
property, correct?
13
A.
Right.
14
Q.
And eyes on the property by a police
15
officer, correct?
16
A.
Correct.
17
Q.
And that police officer would be charged
18
with the obligation of recording the incomings and
19
outgoings of people to the property, correct?
20
A.
Correct.
21
Q.
Is there a log that's maintained during
22
surveillance?
23
A.
I'm not sure who -- if there was a log or
24
not.
I know that they set up a vehicle with cameras
25
facing -- facing Epstein's residence.
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2
Q.
And so these were video cameras?
3
A.
Correct.
4
Q.
And so whoever was coming and going,
5
whenever -- an officer saw somebody coming or going,
6
they would videotape that person; is that correct?
7
8
9
10
11
A.
Or they would just leave the video
rolling, time lapse.
Q.
And did you have the opportunity to
observe any of that video?
A.
I did observe a couple, but the person who
12
actually set it up would review it and then submit a
13
supplement to the report.
14
Q.
Okay.
It's true that none of the video of
15
the surveillance led to the identification of
16
Ghislaine Maxwell as coming or leaving the house
17
during the time of surveillance, correct?
18
19
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form and
foundation.
20
THE WITNESS:
I don't know.
I didn't see
21
all of the video, so I can't -- I can't attest
22
to that.
23
24
25
Q.
Okay.
Did anybody report to you that
Ms. Maxwell was seen coming or going?
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2
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form, foundation.
3
THE WITNESS:
I don't recall.
4
5
Q.
If someone had reported to you that
6
Ms. Maxwell was seen coming or going, you would have
7
recorded it in your Palm Beach Police Department
8
incident report, Exhibit No. 1, correct?
9
10
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form and
foundation.
11
THE WITNESS:
I would have told the
12
officer who was conducting the surveillance or
13
reviewing the video to document it in the
14
supplements.
15
16
Q.
And there is no documentation in the
17
supplement of Ms. Maxwell either coming or going
18
from Mr. Epstein's house during this time frame,
19
correct?
20
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to the form.
21
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so.
22
23
24
25
I
don't -- I don't -- I don't believe so.
Q.
And, again, so we're on the same page,
when you say "I don't believe so," I interpret that
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2
3
4
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
Q.
And none of these individuals was employed
5
as a massage therapist at the time of their alleged
6
involvement with Mr. Epstein, correct?
7
A.
Correct.
8
Q.
Each of these individuals, as I recall,
9
10
claimed to have been paid directly by Mr. Epstein or
Ms. Kellen, correct?
11
12
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
13
14
15
Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
Q.
Most often, these individuals, these 17
16
individuals, were paid directly by Mr. Epstein,
17
correct?
18
19
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
20
21
22
Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
Mr. Epstein or Sarah Kellen.
Q.
Okay.
None of these individuals identify
23
Ms. Maxwell as someone who was paying them money,
24
correct?
25
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form and
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2
foundation.
3
4
5
6
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so, no.
Q.
And each of these individuals identified
receiving cash, correct?
7
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to the form.
8
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
9
10
Q.
Each of these individuals claimed varying
11
amounts, generally between $200 and up to $1,000,
12
correct?
13
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
14
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
15
16
Q.
According to each of these individuals,
17
Mr. Epstein, when the massage was over, would either
18
hand them the money -- that happened according to
19
these individuals, right?
20
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
21
THE WITNESS:
At times, yes.
22
23
Q.
Or Mr. Epstein had laid out the money
24
somewhere and directed them to where to go get it,
25
correct?
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2
A.
I don't believe clothing was seized.
3
Q.
To your knowledge, did you seize any
4
property belonging to Ghislaine Maxwell from the
5
home?
6
7
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
8
THE WITNESS:
9
knowledge.
10
BY MS. SCHULTZ:
11
Object to form and
Q.
Okay.
I'm not sure.
Not to my
No one ever came to you and said,
12
Could you please return these items to Ms. Maxwell,
13
correct?
14
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
15
THE WITNESS:
No.
16
17
BY MS. SCHULTZ:
Q.
18
All right.
You did that with Janush?
19
A.
Yes, he had photos and --
20
Q.
But nothing like that ever happened with
21
Ms. Maxwell, correct?
22
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
23
THE WITNESS:
No.
24
25
BY MS. SCHULTZ:
Q.
Ms. Maxwell was not present when you
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2
Q.
Any way that you get contacted by a police
3
officer, if they put it into your database, it will
4
come up when you do the CAD search, correct?
5
A.
Right.
6
Q.
And that's all that came up with regard to
7
Ms. Maxwell, was her name was somewhere in the
8
system.
9
10
Do you know or not know?
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form and
foundation.
11
THE WITNESS:
I don't know.
12
MR. PAGLIUCA:
13
(The referred-to document was marked by
Okay.
14
the court reporter for Identification as
15
Deposition Exhibit 12.)
16
17
Q.
I have handed you what has been marked as
18
Deposition Exhibit 12, which I will represent to you
19
are the Plaintiff in this case, Ms. Giuffre's Rule
20
26 disclosure.
21
22
I want to just go through very quickly and
ask you if you know any of these individuals.
23
24
25
So, let's start with No. 1, Virginia
Giuffre.
A.
Have you ever met Virginia Giuffre?
No.
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2
Q.
Have you ever talked to her?
3
A.
I don't recall.
4
Q.
Do you know what information that she may
5
have that's referenced below?
6
subject of this action.
7
of that?
8
MS. O'CONNOR:
9
THE WITNESS:
10
11
12
Do you have any knowledge
Object to form.
No.
Q.
Number 2, Ghislaine Maxwell, I'm going to
come back to her.
13
14
Conducted is the
Number 3, Juan Alessi, you did interview
Mr. Alessi, correct?
15
A.
Yes.
16
Q.
I have seen a transcript of that
17
interview, and I have seen Exhibit 2, which is a
18
transcript of the interview with Ms.
19
to ask you a couple of questions about the
20
transcription process.
21
.
I want
As I understand your testimony previously,
22
the electronic recordings are sent somewhere, you
23
don't know where, for transcription; is that right?
24
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
25
THE WITNESS:
I didn't request a
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2
different investigators Mr. Black uses in a
3
particular calendar year, do you?
4
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
5
THE WITNESS:
No.
6
7
Q.
And so you don't know whether Mr. Black's
8
association with this law firm was in connection
9
with Mr. Epstein's case or some other case, do you?
10
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
11
THE WITNESS:
I worked this case,
12
nothing -- nothing but this case for an entire
13
year.
14
This was my only case for a year.
15
Q.
Okay.
16
A.
If it walks like a duck.
17
18
19
20
That's it?
MS. SCHULTZ:
Objection.
Q.
Okay.
So we're finished with Dershowitz.
Keep on going.
21
A.
Number 28, obviously,
22
Q.
Okay.
23
A.
Right.
24
Q.
And, again, she never discussed Ghislaine
25
.
And you've talked about her?
Maxwell with you, correct?
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2
Q.
Right.
So you're 75.
So I want you -- I
3
want to take a moment and read what's under 75:
4
"Detective Recarey was the chief investigator of the
5
crimes committed at Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach
6
mansion."
Is that true?
7
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
8
THE WITNESS:
Yes.
9
10
Q.
"And has information about Ghislaine
11
Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein's sexual trafficking
12
conduct and interaction with underaged minors."
13
Tell me everything that you believe you
14
know about Ghislaine Maxwell's sexual trafficking
15
conduct.
16
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
17
THE WITNESS:
I don't.
18
19
Q.
So that's inaccurate, then?
I mean, you
20
have no knowledge about Ghislaine Maxwell sexually
21
trafficking anybody, do you?
22
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
23
THE WITNESS:
Not with -- not with the
24
25
girls that I spoke with, no.
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2
3
Q.
But that's your investigation, right?
4
A.
Right.
5
Q.
Okay.
6
A.
Right.
7
8
9
Let's see.
Q.
And you've talked about her.
Whatever happened to her, do you know?
10
11
Okay.
Seventy-six.
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
12
Q.
Haley Robson?
13
A.
No.
14
Q.
She was never charged, as I understand it,
15
correct?
16
A.
Correct.
17
Q.
And after you spoke to her in connection
18
with your investigation, did you ever speak to her
19
again?
20
A.
No.
21
Q.
Okay.
22
A.
David Rogers, 77.
23
Q.
And you know him because he was identified
24
25
as one of the pilots for Mr. Epstein, right?
A.
Right.
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2
in your mind, right?
Correct?
3
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to the form.
4
THE WITNESS:
Yes.
5
6
Q.
And you're a peace officer, obligated to
7
arrest when a felony is committed in your presence,
8
correct?
9
A.
Correct.
10
Q.
And the possession of child pornography is
11
a felony, correct?
12
A.
Correct.
13
Q.
And had you seen any child pornography in
14
Mr. Epstein's house when you were there installing
15
these cameras, you would have done something about
16
it, correct?
17
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object for form.
18
THE WITNESS:
Right.
19
20
21
Q.
You wouldn't have just walked out and
said, Nice pics, have a nice day, correct?
22
A.
Correct.
23
Q.
So is it fair to say the entire time you
24
were in Epstein's house, whether it's 2002, 2003,
25
you did not observe any child pornography, right?
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2
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to the form.
3
THE WITNESS:
Not in the areas I was in.
4
5
6
Q.
You don't recall seeing any pictures of
naked women, do you?
7
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
8
THE WITNESS:
Again, I was only confined
9
to where that desk was.
That's where I set up
10
the camera, and then after it was set up, I
11
left.
12
13
Q.
Okay.
But, again, all I'm asking you is
14
wherever you were, you didn't see any pictures of
15
naked women?
16
A.
Right.
17
Q.
And at the time you recall that he had
No, I didn't see any.
18
these surveillance cameras already installed; is
19
that true?
Other cameras, the clock cameras?
20
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
21
THE WITNESS:
I'm not sure if he had the
22
23
24
25
cameras installed or not.
I can't recall.
Q.
Why would he need your cameras if he
already had cameras?
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2
3
None of these alleged victims claimed to
have ever traveled with Mr. Epstein, correct?
4
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
5
THE WITNESS:
No.
6
7
8
Q.
No, they did not?
They did not travel
with Mr. Epstein, right?
9
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
10
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so, no.
11
12
Q.
None of them reported that to you?
13
A.
Not reported, correct.
14
Q.
None of them reported to you that they
15
ever spent the night with Mr. Epstein, did they?
16
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
17
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so.
18
19
20
Q.
None of them ever reported being
trafficked by Mr. Epstein to other men, correct?
21
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form, foundation.
22
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so.
23
24
25
Q.
The only other men that any of these
alleged victims -- the only man that any of these
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2
alleged victims ever claimed to have any contact
3
with that was sexual in nature was Mr. Epstein,
4
correct?
5
6
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
7
8
9
Object to form and
THE WITNESS:
Yes.
Q.
Okay.
None of these alleged victims ever
10
claimed to have been sent to another location to
11
have sex with another man, correct?
12
13
MS. SCHULTZ:
foundation.
14
15
16
17
THE WITNESS:
I don't believe so.
Q.
Meaning my statement is correct; is that
right?
18
19
Object to form and
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
20
Q.
I'm just trying to --
21
A.
Meaning I don't believe they've ever said
22
23
that.
I don't recall any of them ever saying...
Q.
Had they claimed that they were sent
24
somewhere else to have sex with another man, you
25
would have followed up on that, correct?
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2
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
3
THE WITNESS:
Correct.
4
5
Q.
And none of them ever claimed to have been
6
sent to another location to give another man a
7
massage, correct?
8
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
9
THE WITNESS:
No, not the victims.
10
11
Q.
Right.
That's who I'm talking about.
12
A.
I believe
13
Q.
Who is an adult, right?
did.
14
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
15
THE WITNESS:
Right.
16
17
18
Q.
We covered this, I believe:
None of them
ever was on Mr. Epstein's airplane, correct?
19
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
20
THE WITNESS:
I believe one of the victims
21
were, but not to a private island.
22
they went -- they didn't go to a private
23
island; they went to some other trip.
24
25
I think
Q.
I think maybe you're referring to AH, who
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2
went to New York but on a commercial flight.
3
that jog your memory?
4
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
5
THE WITNESS:
No.
6
7
Q.
Okay.
8
A.
It would have been FP.
9
Q.
Okay.
Do you recall who it is?
Was on Mr. Epstein's airplane?
10
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
11
THE WITNESS:
I believe so.
12
13
Does
Q.
Would that be reflected in Exhibit 1?
14
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
15
THE WITNESS:
But she flew alone.
It
16
wasn't like Epstein was there.
17
someplace else, not to his private island,
18
nothing to do with Epstein.
19
she wanted to do.
20
plane, but it was, like, her by herself.
21
22
Q.
Alone.
23
A.
Right.
24
Q.
With a pilot?
25
A.
Right.
She went
It was something
And I think she flew on his
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2
3
4
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
Q.
None of the alleged victims in your
5
investigation claimed to have gone to the Caribbean
6
island of Little St. James, correct?
7
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
8
THE WITNESS:
No.
9
10
11
Q.
"No" meaning they never went there,
correct?
12
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
13
THE WITNESS:
Not that I'm aware of.
14
15
Q.
None of the alleged victims ever went to
16
Mr. Epstein's New York residence, to your knowledge,
17
correct?
18
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
19
THE WITNESS:
Not that I'm aware of.
20
21
Q.
None of them ever reported that to you?
22
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to form.
23
THE WITNESS:
No.
24
25
Q.
Okay.
And none of them ever claimed to
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2
have been outside of the country with Mr. Epstein,
3
ever, correct?
4
MS. SCHULTZ:
Object to the form.
5
THE WITNESS:
Not that I'm aware of.
6
MR. PAGLIUCA:
7
Can we go off for a second?
Time check.
8
9
(Thereupon, a recess was taken, after
10
which the following proceedings were held:)
11
12
Off the record at 4:13.
On the record at 4:14.
13
Q.
Can you take a look at Exhibit 4, please?
14
A.
Which one is 4?
15
Q.
Four is the True Copy.
16
says at the top.
Exhibit 4.
That's what it
Six pages.
17
A.
Yes.
18
Q.
Do you have that?
19
A.
Yes, sir.
20
Q.
There's yellow highlighting on the exhibit
21
that's in front of you.
22
Do you know how that got there?
23
A.
No.
24
Q.
And there's a -- there are numbers, item
25
numbers.
Do you see that in the left column?
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3
4
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5
6
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I, the undersigned authority, certify
8
that JOSEPH RECAREY personally appeared before me
9
and was duly sworn.
10
11
WITNESS my hand and official seal this
24th day of June, 2016.
12
13
14
Notary Public, State of Florida
My Commission No. EE911443
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Expires: 2/16/16
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I, KELLI ANN WILLIS, a Registered
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Professional, Certified Realtime Reporter and
8
Notary Public within and for The State of
9
Florida, do hereby certify:
10
That JOSEPH RECAREY, the witness whose
11
deposition is hereinbefore set forth was duly
12
sworn by me and that such Deposition is a true
13
record of the testimony given by the witness.
14
I further certify that I am not related
15
to any of the parties to this action by blood
16
or marriage, and that I am in no way interested
17
in the outcome of this matter.
18
19
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set
my hand this 24th day of June, 2016.
20
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EXHIBIT HH
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FLORIDA
CASE NO.: CACE 15-000072
EDWARDS, et 01.,
Plainti?s Counterclaim Defendants,
V.
DERSHOWITZ,
Defendant Counterclaim Plaintiff.
AFFIDAVIT 0F JUAN P. ALESSI
REGARDING KNOWLEDGE 0F ALAN M. DERSHOWITZ
A. Introduction
1.
My name is Juan P. Alessi. I make this declaration voluntarily and without
compensation on personal knowledge concerning Alan Dershowitz and his visits at
my former employer Jeffrey Epstein?s home in Palm Beach, Florida.
I worked for Mr. Epstein from January 1991 to December 2002 as a full-time
employee performing maintenance services and then also became the manager for the
home on 358 El Brillo Way in Palm Beach, Florida.
Since Mr. Epstein was investigated and arrested, I have spoken with police,
investigators, and attorneys concerning my time working for Mr. Epstein.
On September 8, 2009, I gave a deposition in the case captioned Jane Doe No. 2 v.
Jef??ey Epstein, Case No. in which I truthfully answered the questions
posed by the attorneys. I also gave a sworn statement on November 21, 2005 to
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Detective Joseph Recarey of the Palm Beach P.D. during their investigation of Mr.
Epstein.
. I have reviewed the statements that Bradley Edwards and Paul Cassell attribute to me
in their papers in the cases against the Government and against Mr. Dershowitz.
Because I do not believe they accurately reflect the statements I previously made, I
submit this affidavit to have my statements accurately reflected and made clear on the
record.
. Summary of My Knowledge of Massages at Mr. Epstein?s Palm Beach Home
. As I stated in my deposition, a massage was like a treat for all the guests at Mr.
Epstein?s home. Mr. Epstein usually received his massages in his private suite, but
guests would also be given massages in their respective rooms or by the pool area.
. There were between ?fty (50) to one hundred (100) masseuses mostly women but
also some men - who would come to give massages during this time. I provided
names of masseuses in my deposition.
. As I stated in my deposition, I was unaware of any masseuses being under the age of
18. I believed that the females? age ranged from overage to maybe mid-forties. As I
stated in my deposition, I received as a gift a massage from a male masseuse at Mr.
Epstein?s home in Palm Beach.
. In my deposition, I was asked about cleaning up after massages. I stated that when I
cleaned Mr. Epstein?s bedroom suite, which included the bathroom of Ms. Maxwell,
after massages, I would, on occasion, ?nd vibrators and sex toys. I have speci?c
recollection of ?nding these items in the sink of Ms. Maxwell?s bathroom. I did not
state or imply that vibrators or sex toys were found a?er massages in other rooms
used by guests because that was not the case. Guests having massages did not have
2
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11.
12.
13.
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massages in Mr. Epstein?s private bedroom suite. This area was private and off?limits
to guests, which I explained to the lawyers during my deposition. As I said in my
deposition, massage tables were located in almost every room, including guest rooms
and by the pool. I never found, and never heard anyone in the house ?nding, a
vibrator or a sex toy in the same room where any guest, including Alan Dershowitz,
had a massage.
The following statement made by Virginia Roberts?s attorneys in a ?ling on January
21, 2015 is not accurate and is a misrepresentation of what I said in my deposition:
?The private, upstairs room where Dershowitz got his ?massages? was one that
contained a lot of vibrators Maxwell had ?a laundry basket . . . full of those toys? in
that room.?
Summary of My Interaction with Alan M. Dershowitz
During the approximate thirteen years I worked for Mr. Epstein, I believe I saw Mr.
Dershowitz visit Mr. Epstein?s Palm Beach home approximately four or ?ve times a
year. I recall driving him to the airport on multiple occasions.
At the time, I understood that Mr. Dershowitz was a famous lawyer. His visits to the
house would typically involve a group of intellectuals or business men in social, but
professional type gatherings.
I can recall that Mr. Dershowitz had a massage on at least one occasion during a visit
to Mr. Epstein?s home in Palm Beach (although I cannot recall that Mr. Dershowitz
received a massage on more than one occasion). I do not recall Mr. Dershowitz being
massaged by anyone whorl thought was less than 18 years old. I have no reason to
doubt Mr. Dershowitz?s statement that this massage was done by a woman named
Olga who was in her forties. In fact, I do remember a masseuse named Olga that
3
14.
15.
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lived in Palm Beach, though I do not know her last name. As I have said, I never saw
Mr. Dershowitz around young girls. I have also explained that there were masseuses,
both male and female, that were in their mid?forties.
I never saw Mr. Dershowitz do anything improper or be present while anyone else
was being improper.
Before asking me about Jeffrey Epstein speaking to celebrities at the house, the
attorney for ?Jane Doe 102? asked me about Jean Luc Brunel, Mark Epstein, Daniel
Estes, Matt Groening, and Leslie Wexner. I then listed Senator Mitchell, Prince
Andrew, Princess Sarah Ferguson, Miss Yugoslavia, Miss Germany, Alan
Dershowitz, Princess Diana?s secretary with her children, Mr. Trump, Mr. Robert
Kennedy, Jr., Frederik Fekkai, and a couple Noble prize winners as celebrities that I
had seen while working for Mr. Epstein. I also mentioned a reunion of Nobel prize
winners that was held at the house, and that I met President Clinton at Mr. Epstein?s
plane the last month that I was working for Mr. Epstein.
C. Summary of My Interaction with Virginia Roberts
16.
17.
18.
The ?rst time I saw Virginia Roberts was at Mar?a?Lago where I believed she
worked in the spa. I only recall seeing Virginia Roberts come to Mr. Epstein?s house
during the last year that I worked for Mr. Epstein. During this time, I believe she
visited Mr. Epstein?s home in Palm Beach two or three times a week.
I never saw any photographs of Virginia Roberts in Mr. Epstein?s house. I was
shown a photo of Virginia Roberts during my deposition, and I recognized the woman
in the photo as Virginia Roberts.
As I stated in my deposition, I am not sure whether Virginia Roberts came to the
house when Prince Andrew was there.
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19. was never asked by any attorneys if Virginia Roberts came to the house when Mr.
Dershowitz was there. If I had been asked, I would have answered that I never saw
Virginia Roberts at the house when Mr. Dershowitz was there.
20. The following statement made by Virginia Roberts?s attorneys and their own attomey
in a ?ling on December 4, 2015 is not accurate and is a misrepresentation of what I
said in my deposition: ?Alessi was able to identify a photograph of Ms. Giuffre as
someone who was at the mansion as the same time as Dershowitz.?
21. As far as I can recall, since I gave my deposition in 2009, I have never been asked by
Brad Edwards or Paul Cassell about my knowledge regarding Virginia Roberts or
Alan Dershowitz or about my 2009 deposition testimony.
I understand that I am swearing or af?rming under oath to the truthfulness of the
claims made in this af?davit and that the punishment for knowingly making a false
statement includes ?nes andfor imprisonment.
Dated: January 13, 2016
STATEOF
COUNTY or i?w?Jq @Eze-pw
Sworn to or affirmed and signed before rum PATRICLHD, ulna atrium-.5
?41-685;
WTARY PUBLIC or DEPUTY CLERK
A U?r 1? A- . Cab Hrs-7?7
[Print, type, or stamp commissioned name of
notary or clerk]
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EXHIBIT II
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 17TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
CASE NO. 15-000072
BRADLEY J. EDWARDS and PAUL G.
CASSELL,
P1a1nt1ffs,
-vs- CONFIDENTIAL
Defendant.
Saturday, January 16, 2016
9:07 a.m. - 2:48 p.m.
401 East Las 01as B1vd., Suite 1200
Fort Lauderda1e, F10r1da 33301
Reported By:
Deborah A. Harris, Court Reporter
Notary Pub11c, State of F10r1da
Phone - 305.651.0706
Job No. J0277789
CONFIDENTIAL
GIUFFRE005093
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APPEARANCES:
0n beha1f of the PTaintiffs:
Jack Scaroia, Esquire
SHIPLEY, P.A.
2139 PaTm Beach Lakes Bouievard
West Paim Beach, Fiorida 33409
(561) 686-6300
0n beha1f of the Deponent:
Sigrid McCawTey, Esquire
401 East Las 01as Bouievard,
Suite 1200
Fort Lauderdaie, Fiorida 33301
(954) 356-0011
0n beha1f of the Defendant:
Mary Borja, Esquire
WILEY REIN, LLP
1776 Street NW
Washington, DC 20006
(202) 719-7000
0n beha1f of the Defendant:
Richard Simpson, Esquire
WILEY REIN, LLP
1776 Street NW
Washington, DC 20006
(202) 719-7000
0n beha1f of the Defendant:
Thomas E. Scott, Esquire
9150 South Dadeiand Bouievard,
14th Fioor
Miami, Fiorida 33156
(305) 350-5300
0n beha1f of the Defendant:
Kenneth A. Sweder, Esquire
131 01iver Street.
Boston, Massachusetts 02110
(617) 646-4466
CONFIDENTIAL
GIUFFRE005094
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ALSO PRESENT
Edward J. PozzuoTi, SpeciaT Master
Robert Pacheco, Videographer
Ryan Kick, Videographer
BradTey J. Edwards
PauT G. CasseTT
ATan M. Dershowitz
Brittany N. Henderson, Esq.
Meridith Schuth, Esquire
I
Virginia Roberts Giuffre
By Ms. Borja 5
By Mr. ScaroTa 201
By Ms. Borja 204
I I
- Notice.
- DiscTosure Tist.
- Order.
- E-maiT.
Photo (ConfidentiaT)
- ArticTe.
- DaiTy Mai].
- DaiTy Mai].
- DecTaration.
FBI doc.
I
_x
CD
I
RECROSS
FOR ID
6
26
59
92
100
124
155
168
170
187
NOTE: Exhibit 5 marked confidentiaT, seaTed,
and retained by the SpeciaT Master.
CONFIDENTIAL
GIUFFRE005095
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MR. SCAROLA: It is a minor discrepancy,
but I think you read it as when she was a minor
and it's whi1e she was a minor.
BY MS. BORJA:
Q. Whi1e she was a minor. Do you see where
I'm reading starting in the third 1ine?
A. Yes.
Q. Is that a11egation true?
A. Yes.
Q. If you go to page 6 of the document, do you
see the paragraph that's starts, Epstein a1so trafficked?
A. Yes.
Q. Is says Epstein a1so trafficked Jane Doe #3
for sexua1 purposes to many other powerfu1 men inc1uding
numerous prominent American poiiticians, powerfu1
business executives, foreign presidents, a we11-known
prime minister and other wor1d 1eaders. Do you see that?
A. Yes.
Q. Is that a11egation true?
A. Yes.
Q. The reference there to foreign presidents,
do you see that?
A. Yes.
Q. You were sexua11y trafficked to foreign
presidents?
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Case 18-2868, Document 278, 08/09/2019, 2628230, Page538 that's not true, you were not sexua11y
trafficked to foreign presidents?
A. I don't know what foreign president you're
ta1king about.
Q. Have you ever been sexua11y trafficked to
any foreign president?
MS. MCCAWLEY: I'm going to a110w you to
ask that question, but with respect to specific
identification of an individua1 we're not going to
do that. At this point she has.
MS. BORJA: Counsei, your objection has
been made. No speaking objections, piease. Let's
move on.
MS. MCCAWLEY: I can make my record, and my
record is she's not going to be speaking with
respect to individua1s' names that are named in
generaiities in this document.
SPECIAL MASTER: Objection overruied. You
can answer.
A. I understand we11-known prime ministers and
other wor1d Ieaders; as far as foreign presidents, I'm
not too sure, I don't know.
Q. Have you ever met any foreign presidents?
A. Foreign presidents as in overseas?
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Q. Sure, okay, overseas.
A. No.
Q. Have you ever met any foreign presidents
from countries not overseas such as Canada or Mexico?
A. No.
Q. So you were not sexua11y trafficked to any
foreign presidents; is that correct?
A. As far as I know right now, yes.
Q. It's correct that you were not sexua11y
trafficked to them, right?
A. You've asked me this three times and I'm
te11ing you.
Q. Okay. A we11-known prime minister. Were
you sexua11y trafficked to a we11-known prime minister?
A. Yes.
Q. Who was that?
MS. MCCAWLEY: I'm going to object to this
1ine of questioning. This has to do with safety
concerns for her.
MS. BORJA: Counsei, this is under sea1.
You can answer.
MS. MCCAWLEY: No, she's not going to
answer.
SPECIAL MASTER: Hang on one second.
MS. MCCAWLEY: Let me make my objection.
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SPECIAL MASTER: Okay. I can't twist her
arm and force her so we'11 dea1 with it.
BY MS. BORJA:
Q. Okay. Other wor1d Ieaders, what other
wor1d Ieaders were you sexua11y trafficked to?
MS. MCCAWLEY: We have the same objection.
SPECIAL MASTER: And I wou1d have the same
ru1ing based upon the arguments.
MS. MCCAWLEY: Let me just make my record.
To the extent that there's a name of an individua1
that you can revea1 that you do not feeI wou1d
harm your physicai safety, you're weicome to
revea1 them. Anybody eise, you don't have to
revea1 at this time and we'11 take that to Judge
A. Okay. Prince Andrew for one.
Q. Other than Prince Andrew?
A. There is another individua1 that I honestIy
do not know his name.
Q. What country is he from?
A. I'm not too sure, he spoke in a foreign --
he did speak foreign tongue, he spoke Eng1ish as we11,
but I'm not too sure where he was from.
Q. How do you know he is wor1d Ieader?
A. I was introduced to him as a prince.
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(when I was with him.
A.
Q.
trafficked to
16
Okay. Did he have security with him?
I'm sure he did somewhere around, but not
Did you see security?
No.
Did you -- where were you when you met him?
On this occasion the South of France.
Are there witnesses to you being sexua11y
this prince?
Yes.
Name them.
Jeffrey Epstein, GhisTaine MaxweTT.
Anyone e1se?
There was a whoTe bunch of peopTe in the
room so of course.
their names.
Q.
A.
Was this an orgy?
No.
Who eise was in the room?
I can't name them a11, there was a Tot.
Name as many as you can name?
I don't know their names. I can't name
They were present during sexua1 activity?
They were present before the sexuaT
activity and then I went to have sexuaT activity with him
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aione.
Q. So he's the on1y witness to your sexua1
activity, the prince?
A. On the instruction of Epstein and
Ghis1aine, yes.
Q. Where in the South of France were you?
A. I don't know.
Q. Were you on a boat, were you in a house?
A. We were at a 1ike a cabana, not cabana,
1ike a resort, but it was a big party.
Q. Who was throwing the party?
A. I don't know. I was just brought there.
Q. You aiso refer to powerfu1 business
executives. What powerfui business executives were you
sexua11y trafficked to?
MS. MCCAWLEY: Again, to the extent you can
revea1 somebody without a safety concern you're
weicome to do that.
SPECIAL MASTER: We11, again --
MS. MCCAWLEY: Right. I understand.
SPECIAL MASTER: Same objection, same
ru1ing.
A. George Mitche11.
Q. When were you sexua11y trafficked to George
Mitche11?
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Q. Do you have the origina1s?
A. Again, between the FBI and giving them to
my 1awyers and Sharon Churcher, the circuiation, I'm not
too sure if I have the originais. I know I have copies.
So I'm not too sure if they're the origina1s.
Q. The book1et that you gave pages from to Ms.
Churcher where is that bookiet?
A. Burned.
Q. When did you burn it?
A. In, I think it was 2013. Me and my husband
had a bonfire.
Q. What did you put in the bonfire?
A. Any kind of memories that I had written
down about a1] the stuff going on.
Q. Had you written anything about Professor
Dershowitz?
A. He cou1d have been there, yes.
Q. And you burned that?
A. I wanted to burn my memories. I wanted to
get rid of it. It was very painfu1 stuff.
Q. Other than what you had written down did
you burn anything e1se? I don't mean the wood, when you
ta1k about burning your memories, what were you burning?
A. I was burning 1ike memories, thoughts,
dreams that I had, just everything that was kind of
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affi1iated with the abuse I endured, and there was a Iot
of it in there. My husband is pretty spiritua1 so he
said the best thing to do wou1d be burn them.
Q. Is there anything you decided to keep and
not burn?
A. Just the photographs.
Q. Anything e1se that you can think of?
A. Photographs, that's it.
Q. Approximateiy when in 2013 was this
bonfire?
A. I don't know what month it was.
Q. Did you do it outside?
A. Yeah, it was outside. I wasn't going to do
it in my 1iving room.
Q. Did it fee1 good to be ciose to the fire
because it was coid out or was it a summertime bonfire?
A. I be1ieve I had just bought my house in
Titusvi11e, Fiorida. I bought my house in, I think, I
either got it October or November of 2013. It wou1d have
been around probab1y November.
Q. Why did you decide to keep the photos?
A. They're evidence.
Q. Do you have any photographs of yourse1ves
with Professor Dershowitz?
A. No.
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Beach, I've seen him in New York. So I mean, if we're
going to pin point how many times I've seen him or the
next time I saw him after that I don't know.
Q. Then te11 me -- Tet's do it this way, what
was the most recent time that you recaTT having sex with
Professor Dershowitz?
MS. MCCAWLEY: Objection.
SPECIAL MASTER: You can answer.
A. The first time I recaTT having sex with
Professor Dershowitz was in New York.
Q. My question was, the most recent time now.
What's the most current, most recent memory of having sex
with Professor Dershowitz?
MS. MCCAWLEY: Objection. Just so I'm
ciear, you're going backward?
MS. BORJA: Correct.
MS. MCCAWLEY: The Tast time.
A. The Tast time that I remember having sex
with him? Okay. I beTieve it was on an airpTane.
Q. Where were you going?
A. On, I beTieve it was Massachusetts. I
don't know. It's very hard for me to remember exactTy
where we were going, what were the circumstances.
Q. So that's the time you testified about
earTier?
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Epstein?
A. Just the maie that was teaching me on the
USVI and Sheridan, but she was a1so invoived in sexua1
acts. She wasn't over the age of -- she cou1d have been
around 30, but she wou1d have been over 30.
Q. Did you keep a 1ist of the masseuses who
came to Epstein's properties?
A. No.
Did some of them come on1y once?
A. Uh-huh.
Are there some that came when you weren't
there?
A. I wasn't there, how am I to know.
Q. You don't know if any came as a masseuse
whi1e you were not at Jeffrey Epstein's property?
MS. MCCAWLEY: Objection, asked and
answered.
A. I wasn't there so I couidn't have.
Q. What's the sixth incident that you say
happened where you were sexua11y trafficked to Professor
Dershowitz?
A. We've ta1ked about New York, we taiked
about Pa1m Beach, New Mexico, U.S. Virgin Is1ands, ta1ked
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Q. Yes.
A. There was an instance in a car, but it was
more -- it wasn't intercourse, it was more --
MS. MCCAWLEY: Use a term you're
comfortab1e with.
A. More ora1 is the good term to use, ora1
sex.
Q. Where were you? Where was his car, what
city, what state, what jurisdiction? Where were you?
A. This was in Massachusetts. It was a biack
1imousine.
Q. Who e1se was in the car other than yourse1f
and Professor Dershowitz?
A. Jeffrey Epstein and another young gir1.
Q. How many peop1e participated in the sexua1
activity in the car?
A. Inciuding myse1f?
Q. Uh-huh.
A. Four.
Q. Where was everybody in the car?
A. Sitting down.
Q. Were peop1e -- was this a town car, was
this a 1imousine?
A. Like a 1on9 1imousine.
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Q. Where was the car going?
A. To Mr. Dershowitz' house.
Q. Where was it coming from?
A. An airport.
Q. When was this?
A. I don't know.
Q. What's your best recoIIection?
A. It wasn't snowing. It wasn't hot. So I
wou1d 1ike to say -- I'm trying to think of the trees
around, but I don't know, maybe spring.
Q. Why were you going to Professor Dershowitz'
house?
A. Jeffrey and him were doing some business.
They were doing something at his house. Nothing sexua1
happened at his house.
Did you go in Professor Dershowitz' house?
Yes, I did.
How Iong were you there?
Not even twenty minutes, ha1f an hour.
What did you do whi1e you were in the
house?
A. I sat in, I don't know, a foyer with
another gir1 and Jeffrey and Dershowitz went to a
different part of the house. There was a desk there and
we just sat, not sat, stood in the foyer.
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Q. Who was this other gir1?
A. I don't know who she is.
Q. Had you ever met her before?
A. No.
Q. When you were coming from the airport had
you fiown in?
A. Yes, me and Jeffrey and the gir1 had fiown
in, Dershowitz had not.
Q. How did he get into the 1imousine?
MS. MCCAWLEY: Objection.
SPECIAL MASTER: You can answer.
BY MS. BORJA:
Q. Where did he get into the 1imousine?
A. At the airportf1ight with Mr. Epstein?
A. Not on this occasion.
Q. Did you te11 anybody about this incident in
the car?
A. Like anybody that I know persona11y?
Q. Anybody in the worid?
MS. MCCAWLEY: Objection to the extent you
re1ayed something to your 1awyer. You can say
that you toid your 1awyers but you can't discuss
what you said.
SPECIAL MASTER: Other than --
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Did you te11 anybody about it cioser in
time to the event?
A.
no.
Q.
where did you
A.
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you go?
A.
Like my boyfriend or something 1ike that,
After you 1eft Professor Dershowitz's house
go?
Back to the airport.
Where did you f1y in from?
I be1ieve it was New York.
When you went back to the airport where did
I be1ieve, see, that's the hard thing. I
want to say either New York or Pa1m Beach. I'm no 100
percent sure.
Q.
So I understand the time frameprivate jet or commerciai?
A.
Q.
A.
0.
Private.
You f1ew out again on private?
Yes.
So the time frame is that you and Jeffrey
were on the p1ane?
MS. MCCAWLEY: Objection.
Yes.
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A. Yes, me and Jeffrey were on the p1ane
together.
Q. And the gir1 was on the p1ane?
A. Yes.
Q. Anybody e1se?
A. The piiots.
Q. So the three of you took the f1ight,
correct?
A. Yes.
Q. And you f1ew into an airport in
Massachusetts?
A. Yes.
Q. Then you took a 1imousine to the
Professor's house and you were there for about ten
minutes, is that right?
MS. MCCAWLEY: Objection. Go ahead.
A. About 20, 25 minutes. I didn't iook at my
watch.
Q. A very brief period of time?
A. Very brief.
Q. And then you went back to the airport and
you f1ew out?
A. Yes.
Q. And you f1ew back either to New York or to
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A. Besides what's in these?
Q. Did you ever Iook to see if you had any
persona1 notes in your writing that pertain to Professor
Dershowitz?
A. Like from my 01d journa1, the one that I
burned?
Q. From anywhere. Did you ever make an effort
to 100k?
A. Dershowitz cou1d have been in my journa1,
he cou1d have been. We're ta1king about an 85 page, if
not more, you know, things that I had written to get my
story out of my head and into pages; and yes, Dershowitz
cou1d have been in there, but that's up in the c10uds
now, bonfire.
Q. That's what you ca11 your journa1s, what
you burned, right?
A. Yes.
Q. And you wrote that journa] in order to
c011ect your thoughts?
A. To get everything out of here and on to
paper.
Q. Have you made any other notes, though,
since then to he1p you when you think of things?
A. Yes, sometimes 1ike I said, sometimes when
I read my affidavits and stuff 1ike that, you know, and I
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think of something e1se 1ike a description of something
that I forget about, you know what I mean, then yeah,
go back and write it in the journa1, you know,
for instance, you know, what another gir1 wou1d have
1ooked 1ike. Even though I can't identify her name or
her age or anything 1ike that, but I do remember 1ike
f1ashes of b1onde, 1itt1e things 1ike that, but nothing
-- I don't have any more journa1s.
Q. But those notes, they he1p your memory?
A. Sometimes. I'm a very visua1 person.
Q. And they he1p you with your affidavits?
A. No, they don't he1p me with my affidavits,
my affidavits are a1ready done, I just go back and it
he1ps my memory. It he1ps me bring stuff out.
Q. What do you do with those notes?
A. Nothing, 1itera11y nothing. They're in a
notebook that if I need to write it down. I have a dream
notebook as we11 where just write down my dreams and
stuff. I do nothing, no one is seeing it.
Q. You read it? You keep it?
A. Yeah, I keep it.
Q. Okay. Have you gone back and read that
recent1y?
A. No.
Q. Okay. You continue to make entries into
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1ike fee1ings, dreams, you know, past things that I've
gone through. Like I said, not so much pertaining to
Dershowitz himse1f.
Q. And that's separate from your dream book?
A. No, it's a11 in one.
Q. Is it a spira1 bound notebook?
A. Yes, it's just a cheap, 1ike, actua11y it's
in my kid's c10set.
Q. At this point in time are you angry with
Mr. Epstein?
A. Furious.
Q. Are you angry with Professor Dershowitz?
A. Absquter.
Q. Are you angry with famous poIiticians?
A. I'm angry with anybody who has it in their
mind that they can hurt and abuse a minor chi1d and
continue to 1ie about getting away with it and that what
they've done is okay and they can continue to harass
victims, yes, I'm furious.
Q. Are you angry with Professor Dershowitz for
his roIe in representing Jeffrey Epstein in the crimina1
action?
A. Do I think he p1ayed a big part getting him
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COUNTY OF DADE,
I, Deborah A. Harris, the undersigned
authority and Notary Pub1ic certify that VIRGINIA ROBERTS
GIUFFRE persona11y appeared before me and was du1y sworn
on the 16th day of January, 2016.
Sworn to before me this 20th day of
January, 2016.
Deborah A. Harris, Court Reporter
Notary Pub1ic - State of F10rida
My Commission No. FF 246867
My Commission Expires: October 31, 2019
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I, Deborah A. Harris, F10rida Professiona1
Court Reporter and Notary Pub1ic in and for the State of
F10rida at Large, do hereby certify that I was authorized
to and did report said deposition in stenotype; and that
the foregoing pages 1 through 216 are a true and correct
transcription of my shorthand notes of said deposition.
I further certify that said deposition was
taken at the time and pIace hereinabove set forth and
that the taking of said deposition was commenced and
compIeted as hereinabove set out.
I further certify that I am not an attorney
or counseI of any of the parties, nor am I a re1ative or
emponee of any attorney or counse1 of party connected
with the action, nor am I financia11y interested in the
action.
The foregoing certification of this
transcript does not appIy to any reproduction of the same
by any means un1ess under the direct controI and/or
direction of the certifying reporter.
DATED this 20th day of January, 2016.
Deborah A. Harris, Court Reporter
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Page No. (3 Line No.
Chanee Io: ?Yes. I signed the subpoena (luees teeum."
Reason For elizinge; Did not initially I'eeognire the tloennient
Page No. 6 Line No, 30
Change to: "No. My lawyers worked with me to collect documents and my understanding
is that we turned those documents over to Dershowitz?s counsel prior to the deposition.?
Reason for change: Clari?cation
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Chunee to: ?Yes."
Reason for change: Did not initial!) reeognj/e the document
Page No 1! line No. I
(?hznieetq ?Yes.?
Reason for change: N-liSLIIitlerStood the question
Page ll Line Nos. 4-5.
Change to: ?I?m confused. I don't know what foreign president you?re talking about.?
Reosun For Change: [he
Page No. I 1 Line No. 23
(?hanee understand prime ministers and other world lenders; as to as
foreign presidents, I believe so.?
Reason for change: hliihtinilel'stootl the question
Page No. 12 Line No. 2
Chonee to: ?Yes. assuming South Amerien is considered overseas."
Reason for change: the question
Page No. l2 Line No, 8
Chnnee to: ?As to as I know right now, yes. I was."
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Reason tor change: Misunderstood the question
Page No. 38 Line No. I
Chanee to: ?I?ll eontinue with the list here. Nadia I was not sent to her, but
she was part ot?it with Jeff Epstein. Others on the list include Marvin h'linsk)? and Tom
I?ritzker."
Reason for change: Clari?cation at?answu'
Chance to: ?Off the top of my head, once. but it could have been more."
Reason For Change: Clari?cation ot?ansuer
Page No. 38 Line No. 2]
Change to: believe Tom was at Mexico. I may have also been with him in other
plaees.?
Reason litt' Change: Clari?cation al'ansner
Page No. Line No,
Chanue to: ?On an airplane a llti in a limo."
Reason for change: Clari?cation ot'ansuet'
Page No. II Line No. It)
Chanee to: "One, each time."
Reason Ibl' change: Clari?cation nl'ansn er
Page No. 41 line No. 12
to: ?On airplane, bland, you 11g.?
Reason for change: Clari?cation otansn-ei'
Page No. 98 Line No. 16
C'hanee to: ?As you can see in that answer I?m not even sure. It wasn?t six months. but
between six months and a year which is why I?m saying nine months. It was an
assumption. It could have been six weeks."
Reason l?or change: Clari?cation ot?answer
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Change to: ?No, other than maybe you showing it to me today. It?s in my pile. It's not in
my pile, is [don?t know. I haven?t seen it. I was served with the subpoena, and I
signed for it, and I reviewed it at that time.?
Reason tor change: Clar'itieation ot? [mm er
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Choose to: ?Why would I do no. I did eolleet documents and gave them to my lawyers
in response to this subpoena. And my understanding is those documents were
produced."
Reason for change: Misumlerstood the question
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C'hanee to: ?Yes, but I did no! have any pietures of myself with Professor
Reason l?ot' change; Misunderslumd the question
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The Billionaire?s Playboy Club
By Virginia Roberts
To my true love Robbie who believes in me every step children, y0u are all my very inspirations!
Chapterl
Every single person in this shared world together has a unique story of
his or her own to tell, this one is mine.
It was coming up to my third night camping out at Miami Beach in the
summer of 1997. was thirteen years old and hiding from a world full of
hurt. Sitting on the shoreline for hours watching the sunset fall deeper
into the horizon, my eyes were glazed over with tears, not from being
wind-whipped by the rough sea breeze, but from reflecting on the abuse I
encountered as a young girl and how everyone in my life who was
supposed to be there for me had now turned their backs on me in
abandonment My fears crept up and the excitement of escaping all of
them faded now realizing how alone I really was now, and for the hunger
that was paining my belly. At this point, with nowhere to go and only
time to waste, I wiped the tears from my eyes and set out to find an
empathetic person that I could manage to get dinner money from. If not,
it wouldn?t have been the first time I had gone hungry for the night. I
walked to the nearest bus stop and asked a handful of people for any
spare change, none of whom that could help me. Sitting down on a
nearby curb disappointed in grief of my current state, I put my head into
my knees and began to sob.
Out of nowhere, it seemed, a black stretch limousine turned the corner
and stopped in front ofthe curb where I had been hopelessly lost. The
back door opened to reveal a heavy weight and balding, old man with a
big cheesy smile. Neatly dressed in black trousers and a collared shirt, he
was sitting next to a striking young, blonde girl, drop dead beautiful and
dressed in a foxy red mini dress she looked like a model just stepping off
a runway.
Their smiles greeted me warmly and he kindly asked, ?What is such a
sweet little girl like you doing sitting alone on the street looking so
upset?? Shocked from this strangers concern was hesitant in telling him
the truth. Reluctantly I decided to tell him that was a runaway, not from
around here and really hungry. Hoping at most, I wouid get some money
for food from him. He instantly displayed a chilling excitement and
offered me to come into his car so we could talk some more. That
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should?ve been my first queue to get out of there quick but with no where
to go, and so naive I didn?t realize how much worse it could get. Setting
foot into that limo, I made my first entrance into a world that would
entrap me for many years to come.
He introduced himself immediately as Ron Eppinger, a businessman
and owner ofa successful modeling agency, called ?Perfect 10?.
Flaunting his oozing wealth by introducing one of his many girlfriends,
the beauty next to him was Yana, a supposed model from the Czech
Republic who looked like she could be in her early twenties with the
heavy load of makeup she was wearing, but really was only in her late
teens. She kissed me on both cheeks and politely said ?Hello? in a thick
Czech accent, making me feel a little more at ease. Convinced it couldn?t
be that bad there was another girl in the car, right? I couldn?t be more
wrong.
What he didn?t tell me to begin with was that his modeling agency was
only posing for an undercover trade. By the time found out i thought it
was too late to run. His business was really an illegal immigrant
trafficking ring of young women mostly consisting of underage girls that
he was using as escorts to make him uber rich. Only available to a
selective clientele costing them anywhere from $1000.00 and Over per
hour of erotic entertainment, the girls were trained to fulfill every sexual
desire asked of them, no matter how bizarre the requests might be. The
high paid escorts, for Ron?s super rich clientele, such as Yana and many
other charismatic beauties would only benefit a fraction oftheir earnings
for themselves, Ron reaping in the majority of the ?nancial rewards and
being they were all illegal immigrants they were further trapped by his
enslavement.
Iproceeded to introduce myself, besides what he had found out about
me on the curbside. Telling him my name and a little about how i ended
up on the streets explaining that I could take care of myself and didn?t
need my family or anyone to look after me anymore. Looking back later
in lifeI can now admit I was in a terrible state, but being such a
headstrong teenager, I refused to give in. He asked my age and I told him
I was sixteen at first. He coyly replied, ?Are you sure? I think you con
be telling me a fib? How old are you. .. really? I wont be mad? Being a
terrible liar, I knew had been caught out and couldn?t deny it any further.
I told him the truth and he chuckled then paused and answered in a very
serious tone As long as you never lie to me again 1 will take you in?
Right away I pondered to myself what did he mean. . .take me in?
He gave the driver the location of our destination and rolled the middle
window back up to then tell me a story of how his daughter had passed
away seven years ago from a horri?c car accident in which four other
teens were killed and he has never gotten over it. 1 reacted with sheer
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of life wasjust mind blowing to even comprehend at first. With such a
new outlook of the world to try and grasp at my young age I was listening
to every word spoken to me with such attentiveness, I was going to try
and model what I was observing from the girls. ljusti?ed their way of
thinking in my head for now, thinking if all these girls seem happy
enough, why couldn?t I try to be, it was this or the streets for me.
Ron came back for me not long after our conversation got out of hand
and took me to a bathroom down the hall. He opened the tap and ?lled a
small plastic cup with water and handed me two small blue oval pills.
Telling me to take them both as they would help me to relax a little bit
more. I swallowed the pills just following his orders. I put the cup on the
counter top and tumed back around to face him. Backing me up against
the wall and now cornered by this iarge man I felt his slithering hands
began to creep under my shirt, writhing my skin. I closed my eyes
and turned my head away from him, hoping he would take my actions as
a sign of being extremely uncomfortable but that wouldn?t bother him at
all. He was half enjoying my reaction from the smug look on his face,
and persisted through it.
Continuing to undress my clothes he said he wanted to look me over
and clean me up. It was so humiliating having to expose myself to this
ageing man and now I knew he was going to end up with his hands and
whatever else all over me.'All too soon I hated to be right, as I stood
naked before his widened eyes, he told me ?you?re a hairy bugger I?ll
have to shave you right up young lady", and I didn?t know he wasn?t just
talking about my legs. Standing with my legs wide apart while this man
coaxed me through the entire ordeal of shaving, his hands made me feel
so dirty. ?Have I lost my mind?? I thought to myself but I had to play
nice until I had an opportunity to get away, this was not as fun as the girls
made it out to be after all, this was utterly disgusting. I had no idea what
was going to happen next with this guy, and due to whatever
pharmaceuticals he gave me, I still don?t know to this day.
Waking up the next morning my head was pounding in an agonizing
thumping pain and I was so thirsty. The satin sheets thankfully covered
my body, which was still nude from the night before, andI could hear
hushed voices standing over the bed where I was pretending to still be
asleep. Listening in on their conversation I kept my eyes shut. I knew
Ron?s voice from two ofthe men but not recognizing the other guys Ijust
stayed quiet hoping they?d soon leave. Ron was telling the other man
what atrocities he got up to the night before with me and I heard him say,
?Doesn?t she even look like an angel the way she sleeps? She?s my own
little angel!? He exclaimed proudly. I opened my eyes and rolled over to
face them both having to wrap the sheets over my body, really not
knowing what to say except ?Good-morning? in a blushful tone. Ron
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introduced me to his business partner and told to go get dressed. He had
my whole day planned out for me already. Booked into get my hair
colored, a much lighter tint of blonde, and afterwards a day of shopping
with the girls Iwas becoming exactly what he wanted me too, a carbon
copy ofthe teenage only I wasn?t plastic and came with many
benefits.
Days turned into weeks, being a servant to the sexual desires of this
distorted pervert. I dreamt of escaping but where would I go and how
would I get away from Ron with him controlling my every second of my
day. Separating myself from the other girls being so uncomfortable with
enduring the everyday occurrences I was longing for the solitude ofthe
beach again. They were training me up to be an escort prodigy or
something like it. Outrageous orgies were conducted as my lessons with
the girls teaching me all oftheir tricks in the game, it was all for the sake
of men?s perverted fantasies, they didn?t get anything from being sexually
exploited and molesting each other, except getting paid for it. Everything
from oral sex too penetration with toys, I was expected to not only to join
in but even perform ludicrous acts of hedonism.
I was Thirteen years old and had never heard the terminology of these
sexual acts before, and definitely shouldn?t have been learning them first
hand. Thrown into a world of chaos, I didn?t know what to do except be
as compliant as possible, even when asked to do the most degrading
tasks. The excitement ofthe lifestyle he offered quickly diminished once
I had to pay so clearly for it. The girls that subdued to this lifestyle and
enjoyed it definitely put on a good act, but no little girl with hopes and
dreams of their untainted future, turns to her mother ,and say?s ?one day I
dream of being a prostitute, passed around from man to man, only to
grow older regretting so much ofmy life? It was all a part of an illusion
that Ron painted for us that made it seem so alluring in the first place.
Spending my days with Ron, he took advantage at every chance given.
Even in his convertible with the top down I would be forced to go topless
while he drove around, when I asked him why one day, it was supposedly
so I could maintain an even suntan, but I knew it was his way of showing
off his treasures. It was a far cry from the simple country life I had been
raised in. Wearing designer miniskirts and tops that always revealed too
much, of course due to Ron and the girls determining everything I wore,
ate, or spoke. We would spend our days at hair laser clinics, shopping,
tanning beds, and eating as little as possible. Through the nights we were
expected to become party animals and greet Ron?s clientele with the
upmost ?irtatious attention and doting as possible. Then whether we were
out for dinner, at a party, or at a club, the men would choose his girl and
take her home. Every girl had a different price and so did the charges
depending on the various clienteles but Ron always kept me for himself.
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sympathy and gave him my pity, believing this man had a heart. His next
proposal was eerie, he said,? If you wanted, I can be your new Daddy.
Someone to take care of you and you?ll be my new baby forever? he
stroked my hair such as a caring parent would comfort a scared child. A
part of me wanted to accept his words and believe he really could feel
that way, and then 1 also considered how hard it was living on the streets.
In the end I convinced myself this would be the lesser of two evils.
The car stopped at a plaza on the water, surrounded by little boutique
shops, restaurants, and little stalls with items for sale like sunglasses and
costume jewelry. I didn?t know what act, it all
happened so fast Ijust went along with everything he said, for now.
We went to a take out restaurant and ate on the waterside, and
afterwards he took me to G.A.P Kids co. to dress me in his idea of proper
attire, tiny cutoff shorts revealing the cusp of my buttocks and some shirts
that barely fit, even the sales assistant was shocked at what she thought
was my Grandfathers choice in clothing. I couldn?t even believe it myself
only an hour ago I was begging for money living on the streets and now 1
was dining alfresco and shopping at name brand outlets. We then hit a
couple of more specialty stores afterwards. He said he had to buy me a
few more necessities to start with. Lacy G-strings and what looked to me
like lingerie pieces I had only seen grown women wearing in magazine
ad?s or movies was now a part of my wardrobe, in my mind it was a big
step up from being a little girl any longer.
The driver took us back to Ron?s grand apartment overlooking the isle
of Key Biscayne and a large bridge leading into a Miami Harbor.
Entering his residence, was blown away by the spectacular view, rich
decor, and white marble floors that were so glossy it looked as if i was
stepping on glass. He took my shopping bags to a large room at the back
of the apartment and put them into a small closet. The room was
considerably large with glass exterior walls that maximized the potential
of the panorama landscape soaking in the seascape of Miami. In the room
was a gigantic round bed raised off the floor by three steps and mirrors on
the ceiling. It looked like a honeymoon suite out ofa raunchy hotel. He
then exclaimed, ?This is my room here and you will be sharing it with
me? When I asked him where I would sleep he then sickly replied ?With
me silly, where else of course?? With no room for argument I pretended
to be O.K with everything that my common sense was screaming out in
my head to run.
Next 1 was taken down a long hall at the other end of the apartment to
meet five more exotic beauties. Three girls were in their late teens and the
other two in were in their early twenties. All of them were from the
Czech, here under false passports provided by Ron and his contacts. Yana
held my hand while introducing me to the group of girls as ?Baby? a pet
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name she came up with for me, being I was the youngest one among them
or ever to be brought in by Ron for that matter. It became my new
identity not even worrying to mention my real name to anyone anymore.
My identity was no longer important to myself, I wanted to become
someone new and ?Baby? is who 1 was.
A shocking first impression, the girls were completely nude revealing
their voluptuous young bodies with such a careless ease and others were
in just a G-string, similar to the one?s Ron had bought me earlier. They
were all stunning girls and full oflife. Charismatic and beautiful, they
were the girls who should be on the front of billboards not selling their
bodies to old crewed men for sex. Doing each other?s make-up in front of
the mirror and chatting away on the bed with no care in the world, aiming
at persuading me to see the highlights ofthe life Ron gave them and they
almost did. Ron left the room for a few moments, letting us all get to
know each other a little better and that?s when I started to compile an
understanding of what really went on here.
Just catching a bit of their conversation from before my introduction, I
heard them chatting about the night they were preparing for. Speaking
excitedly about some men they would be entertaining in a few hours, one
girl was talking about going out to sea with one 0 these clients on a yacht
for a few days. Since none of the girls seemed shy to talk about their
professions or anything for that matter, I decided to ask them a few
questions about what they did. They were more than happy to expand on
their point of view in the conversation, attempting to paint a pretty picture
of what they were paid to do.
They all began to jump up and down with excitement like giddy school
girls at a slumber party. Another girl with jet-black hair and a thick
accent, wearing absolutely nothing at all, grabbed me onto the bed with
them and into their ?asco, instantly making me feel accepted into their
sorority, like I actually belonged somewhere for once. Yana went on to
explain a little more in detail, We accompany the wealthy friends of
Ron. They want only beautiful girls by their side so we come and act
however they want us too but most importantly we make them think we
want them back too.? Other girls began to jump in with their vivid points
of view while playing with my hair, they were taking turns brushing and
styling it as they were filling my head with all of the prospects I could
have as an escort too. They made me feel beautiful like them, too
beautiful for what a girl beyond my years should feel. I was simply being
lured into a dangerous trap,just like they had been at a young age too.
It pretty much all came down to two things in their game, the money
they would make and the lifestyle they were given. Their enthusiasm only
interested me further, making it not only sound like an acceptable way of
living but also appearing to keep them all vivaciously satisfied. This way
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I would always dread the end of every night, fearing what new desires
he had in-store for the evening. Sometimes he would hurt me and tell me
to try and enjoy it then do it over and over again until I gave him exactly
what he wanted, I always resisted until I could no more, he was too
overpowering and relentless at getting the results he wanted. At other
times he could be so gentle and caress my skin, worshiping every inch of
my body, all relying upon on what mood he was in. Often though he liked
to play the teacher role and instruct me on every motion and explain what
would happen when I did those certain things to him. No matter what he
did to me I was only disgusted with myself more and more. I still shudder
at the thought of how he used my body.
I turned fourteen in August that same year and was spending my
birthday loaded on a concoction of pharmaceuticals and alcohol, being
generously supplied by the very man who swore his devotion to caring
for my every need. I didn?t even know myself any longer, completely
shying away from the girl I had grown up to be until to this point. The
apartment was empty except for me, for the time being, and that was
God?s own little present for solitude for once I thought.
Pouring myself another drink 1 opened the sliding glass doors to the
balcony and walked to the edge. Looking down from the many stories
where Ron?s apartment was, 1 wished myself a happy birthday out loud
and wondered if my family even remembered the day?s occurrence.
Dwelling in my sadness for the fourteen years of suffering and
loneliness I had already endured, the tears swelled up in my eyes,
trickling downwards making my eyeliner inevitably leak down my
cheeks. Inside I felt so trapped and began to entertain the thought of
jumping over the edge, it all seemed much easier, and the simple
blackness that death had to offer rather than the tangled mess I was so
tired of ?ghting to get out of seemed a much easier approach. Detached
from wanting to feel anything, I became so numb towards my life?s own
tragedies. I couldn?t live like this any longer. I lifted my bare legs over
the edge ofthe railing and sat looking at the ground beneath me so close
to even just slipping off the edge to my very death. I couldn?t think of any
reason not to fall. I thought I had made too many bad decisions to keep
going on but some force ofa higher nature had other things in store for
me.
The sliding door slammed open with a burst of speed and Ron scooped
me up in his big arms and brought me inside to our bedroom. Laying me
down and seeing the look of despair in my eyes from my tear stained face
he went into the bathroom cupboard and returned with three pink pills.
Forcing me to swallow them using the angered tone of his voice he
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his tight clutches, crying myself all the way to sleep. He didn?t even ask
me what was wrong, probably because he knew already.
Soon enough the crumbling ofhis evil empire in the underworld of
selling sex for his own advantage began with a single crack in his perfect
scheme, and proudly it all started with me. Ron got a scare one-day and
rampaged through his apartment telling us girls to only pack our
important belongings and some clothes as we all had to leave right away.
I didn?t have much belonging to me so I basically sat there watching
everyone rush around frantically and was curious what could?ve gotten a
man like Ron so scarred. Once we were packed up and in the limo he was
trying to calm the frantic girls down after all the panic that spread through
the apartment like wild?re, was the only one sitting there half amused at
the entire situation.
He began by assuring us that everything was going to be fine. Calmly
he continued to tell all ofus packed in even for a limo, that we
were all taking a long trip to Florida?s because someone has
reported an anonymous tip to the missing persons unit at the local police
station identifying a very young girl as a possible victim of abuse living
at his apartment. Ron knew what a landmine of trouble he had brought
upon himself making an exhibition out of me on the streets of Miami, I
didn?t pull off the older look like the other girls, I actually looked
younger than my age with my blue eyes and freckles always giving the
impression of my youthful innocence.
Now hejust had to do whatever it took to ensure he stayed as far away
from the authorities as possible. Arriving at a ranch in central Florida
many hours later and I assumed it belonged to Ron knowing never to ask
him things like that. I knew my purpose and it wasn?t prying into his
personal life outside of the bedroom. There was a main house, a few
cottages, some staff quarters and paddocks where the horses were kept. I
was in thought at first. Finally, something I could really enjoy.
Riding was my passion, basically growing up on the backs of horses since
I was just able to walk.
Not surprisingly I began to despise Ron and all of the girls for the
gross exploits they made me do with them. Beginning to isolate myself
from everyone I?d rather spend my time sitting under a tree watching the
horses graze, writing in my journal or painting but mostly avoiding
everyone possible unless Ron required me elsewhere. Nighttime was
always a reoccurring nightmare for me. Relived over and over again in
many various ways. Ron would always start by making me some drinks
and offering an assortment of pills before indulging himself by
grotesquely putting his genitals in my mouth and tell me how to give him
what he would call a ??rst-class blow-job?, and I was being judged every
minute of it. Ordering me to slowdown or speedup or maintain a perfect
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I was constantly being criticized for my efforts in pleasing him. I
was eager when he actually gave me a compliment. The rest of the
evening was always a surprise left up to a moments notice. Quite
regularly he would proceed with having the girls dress me up in some
sexy out?t and loads ofmakeup then entertain him with a lesbian
reenactment revolving him in the center. Sometimes they would use
dildos and other foreign sex toys, Ron liked to see us hurt during sex,
sometimes even penetrating me anally but I always resisted and would try
to redirect him with another sexual desire of his but I had no excuses
when it came to me having to use the sex toys on him, he told me how
men have g-spots in their rectum and instructed me on how to precisely
penetrate hini, These nights went on what seemed like an eternal sentence
for the price of not living on the streets, where unfortunately for the one?s
still there, I feared and knew from my own personal experience, could be
much worse.
Needing some contact with someone of my adolescent mentality I
called one of my school friends from the past, whom I wont name out of
privacy, but I?ll call him We were so close and I knew very well, so
well, I had memorized his number a long time before. He was my ?rst
puppy love sprung from ofa childhood friendship. Being my very ?rst
crush the summer before all of this happened he was the only person I
could think of that would care enough to talk to me.
In the middle ofthe day, the least busy time to be noticed, I snuck into
one of the vacant guest rooms and used the phone to call my good friend.
The sound of my voice radiated a chill in him. ?It?s you, oh my God
Jenna! Are you okay?? he was so shocked to hear from me and the sheer
fact I was still alive. Nearly three months now without a single word to
my family or friends, every one doubted my return. My attempt to forge a
happy voice when I spoke to him failed and I absolutely crumbled when
he was at a loss-for kind words for me. I told him of my current state of
affairs. Telling him of Ron and how I was terri?ed of him, trying to
escape in the middle of nowhere was useless. It was like being kept in
cage that I was unable to break free from. Going on to dump my issues on
I proceeded with how I longed to call my family and to be with my
them for good but was too afraid they didn ?t want me, knowing I?d just
be sent away somewhere else again and to me after all this time was like
going from one cage to another.
He had been called by them nunierously and promised me that they
were very worried and even hired private investigators to try and ?nd me.
Given lwas eleven years old the first time I was sent away, my trust in
there sincerity he spoke about was seriously doubted. I kept the
conversation shortjust in case my absence was being noticed and I left on
the note that I would speak to him again shortly. His attempts to get off
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the phone were nothing short of desperate plea to keep me on as long as
possible. I thought he was just trying to help in someway. Giving him
assurance in the fact I had survived this long obviously I can hold offa
while longer I gave him my love and told him I?d be in touch.
Thinking I had slipped away unnoticed I entered into the room that I
shared with Ron, hoping I got away with my brief and very needed phone
call. The place looked empty and everyone else seemed to be out and
about so I decided to have a bath in the spa and try to relax before the
night?s precautions. My body glided into the steamy water as I began to
think about and how good it feltjust to hear from a friendly voice. My
thoughts drifted into the days I missed when I felt I could be silly and
childlike and I nearly forgot for a moment how grown up I was acting
these days.
My ?rst glimpse at the image surrounding me when I resurfaced above
the water was daunting. There was Ron was standing over my tub,
looking down at me with an eager display of his arousal. He began to
undo his pants and take them down when he told me ?put your lips on my
cock?, I was too slow in responding to his request so he grabbed me by
the back of the head and forced me into his groin. I had tears streaming
down my face as I looked up to him with the saddest blue eyes hoping he
would take pity and stop, but he never did. I was really hurt by his
aggression and he de?nitely knew it this time, which I believe only made
him more heated. I closed my eyes and began to count using the time to
keep my thoughts elsewhere believing every number I counted only
furthered me to the end of this. Ijust got over a hundred when he ?nally
exploded in ful?llment still half submerged in the deep bath I was
struggling to gain my bearings in as Ron was picked me up out of the
bath and carried me to go to the bedroom, which wasjust outside the
French adjoin doors. Still damp from the hot water in the spa I had goose
bumps from the chill of the fresh air where he brought me to the bed and
proceeded to deeply violate my every being. Eventually his scars that he
left were too deep ever to be healed and would even carry on through the
years to come.
Upon his bursting with pleasure for the second time, he just got up
and left, without even saying a word to me. Left alone I was awake for
hours after that. There was no escaping the pain that night. I lay naked
wrapped in the sheets, sobbing in the dark. My feelings ofbeing hurt and
disgusted after his abusive ordeal ?When will it ever stop" I prayed to
God and begged for death rather than face another day in my life. I woke
up still alone the next day and exasperated from the misery I felt the night
before. Ushering through my drawers to ?nd something to throw on I
could care less what lay in store for me today, couldn?t be as bad as being
raped by a scary man repeatedly.
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Starting my day with a few ofthe supplied oxytocin?s and a bloody
mary, made by the live-in house chef. Having two celery sticks for my
breakfast, I wanted to lye out by the pool and forget the world. Ron hated
tan-lines so to be caught with a bikini top on was a big no-no in his rule
book but after my cries to stop were so blatantly ignored last night, I was
out to piss him off so I didn?t remove my shirt. Iput on my headphones
and before I knew it had fallen into a deep slumber from my self-made
therapeutic cocktail, the only way I knew how to cope with the emotional
turmoil on the inside.
Desperate to hear his voice I called my friend a few more times that
week. I needed to feel like someone out there really knew me. Sometimes
we couldjust chat like old friends with no care in the world and laugh at
a distant memory from too long ago. Then would come the good-bye part
of the conversation and we would both get teary-eyed not knowing what
could happen next or if this would even be the last time we ever spoke to
each other again.
My biggest fear came to reality when I was in our bedroom one
afternoon, just lounging around out of boredom. Ron came bursting in
through the door, red as a tomato. I. couldn?t help but feeling I was in big
trouble. His face was distorted and raging towards me. I knew right away
he must have found out that I was calling but how, I had no idea. 1
had always tried to be as invisible as possible, soon enough it was all
explained.
?Are you trying to get me caught? You are nothing but a stupid girl
you know that! What am I supposed to do with you now?? He was
tearing up the room while his rants gave me something else to think
about. What would he do with any longer? I
wasn?t even thinking about him being caught for soliciting illegal
immigrants for the purpose of prostitution. I was more worried that he
would be upset at the fact I was talking to another guy, maybe even
jealous that he was at least my age. Ireplied with simple sentences that I
could manage to get out between all the shouting. I kept saying, ?I?m
sorry? and putting my head down in shame. He picked me up by my
throat pinning me against the wall, ?You are going away, far -far away
from me and you better be nicer to the next man I send you to, I?ve heard
he?s not a nice as most would like. Are you fucking hearing me Bitch?? I
slid down the wall, choking on the first air entering my lungs, breathless
and terri?ed, I never thought Ron was a nice guy but I had never seen
him lose it this bad. Now I was being sent me away to another stranger,
another man, it only terrified me more.
The girls came in to say their good-byes all of them were crying and
asking me in their best English languages, why 1 had to call someone and
lose everything? 1 was able to find. out through the broken sobs off of
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them that the confession came from the house-keeper who said she saw
me use the room regularly but was never messed up, so Ron looked at the
recent telephone bills and found the same number dialed from that room
consecutively, he knew it was me right away. At least he didn?t know it
was another guy, [thought to myself, or I probably wouldn?t have made it
out of there alive.
Ron came back to usher the girls out of my room and told me I had five
minutes to pack my clothes, which he made clear were to be my only
belongings to take with me. He washed his hands clean of me that night,
or so he thought. The driver came knocking at my door, just as Ron said,
no longer than the five minutes that he had offered me and he took my
single bag to the car. I didn?t want all thejewelry, music or books that he
so caringly bought me as tokens ofhis tWisted affection, Only taking my
clothes and a wad of hundred dollar bills I had been saving, slit a hole in
my scrunchie inserting my cash for a rainy day that was more than sure
was just around the corner. .
We drove for hours, until i started seeing familiar surroundings. I
couldn?t believe my own eyes. i was back in Miami, but not on the
beaches, somewhere in the CBD this time. The Driver delivered me to the
front door with my one bag and waited at the door with me. Now I knew
how it felt to be a puppy picked from her litter as you can only hope your
next owner would treat you with some sort of kindness.
Another balding man answered the door but he wasn?t so grotesquely
fat like Ron, but still a new owner at that. He looked me up and down and
seemed amused as he snickered to himself. With one last look to the
driver over my shoulder it was almost an appeal to him for some way to
help me. I knew he couldn?t anyways, I wasjust hoping. He told me his
name was Charlie but didn?t even bother in asking me for mine. i was
sure Ron already ?lled in all of my details when he arranged this.
Charlie picked up my bag and led me into his bachelor pad townhouse.
I was never given a welcoming tour of my new residence or made to feel
comfortable. He walked me up the stairs and opened one of the doors in
the small hallway. Telling me this would be my room, he showed me into
it and told me to wait, he would be back shortly. I sat on my bed afraid to
touch anything and after the warning Ron gave me I knew I had to watch
my step around here. I put my head down onto the pillows my where
world was falling apart and let my emotions downpour. Exhausted from
the days emotional turmoil I ended up falling asleep. I don?t even know if
he ever came in at all that night.
The next morning I looked out of the window to see my new
surroundings. It was a beautiful sunny day outside, unlike the dreary cell
I was locked away inside of. Feeling the Sun warm up my face through
the glass, it radiated a familiar sense of comfort from the days of the good
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parts of my childhood. I reminisced how it had used to be before all my
life turned upside down. Before all ofthe ?ghts with my family, before I
had to look after myself, and before I was a slave to men.
Those days were too long gone now. With too many hard times passing
me by it seemed surreal to think that life had ever even existed in the first
place. With that thought I shook myself out of reminiscing that way.
Whatever was going to happen was out of my control now, Ijust had to
give myselfsome hope that I would have the strength to get myself out
these circumstances before anything really bad happened.
Chapter 2
The house was quiet so Ijust assumed Charlie was still asleep. I
decided to get cleaned up and have a shower. Not even a knock on the
door when Charlie walked in with ease. ?Typical? I thought. It was an
easy way for Charlie to break the ice. ?You really are as beautiful as Ron
said? as he opened the curtain. Watching me rinse myself in the shower
and me knowing I had no way out of this except to go along with
whatever he wanted, Ijust looked down at the mention of Ron?s name,
wondering what else he had told Charlie about me. Realizing later that he
wouldn?t have said anything anyways, in fear] would?ve been a damaged
product that wouldn?t make him the money that young girls go for.
He just sat on the side of the vanity top and continued to take
observations ofme standing submerged under the failing water. I avoided
looking at him and let him do all the talking, after all I knew what Ihad
to say was of no importance, that is if he was anything iike Ron. Between
the water beating down over my head I could hear him ramble on
about some club and restaurant he owned in FT. Lauderdale. He said he
was going to take me shopping for some club out?ts and we would party
together tonight, as if I was supposed to be excited over this so-called
treat of his.
I looked up and gave him a quick smile adding a compliant nod and
turned my attention to turning off the faucets and quickly grabbing my
towel. I was falling so far from who I used to be, shying away from my
outgoing personality to a quiet girl that didn?t even recognize herself in
the mirror anymore. I dried myself off and looked at the man standing
between the doorway and me. He was stili watching me with a sleazy
look on his face but now preceded to move in my direction, arms wide
open. He embraced me, running his hands up around my youthful curves,
licking my neck and earlobes. Then his large, rough hands cupped my
small breasts and continued downwards to feel in between my legs. I
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knew what I had to do to get this over and done with as quick as possible,
but I was dreading this moment from the second he greeted me at the
door last night.
I fell to my knees and gave into his demented perversions. Thankfully
it didn?t last long before he climaxed and I was allowed to get myself
dressed and ready to go out. I was nothing but money well Spent in his
mind. This was another extremely wealthy man with a completely new
set of Wants and needs asking a fourteen year old girl to affectionately
dote on sexual desires to a man in his mid forties. i really hated myself,
these men, and just about everything my life had boiled up to by this
point, but I knew from a young age that to survive in this harsh world I
would have to do many things Iwould not willingly choose to.
At the shops he decided he would choose the clothes he paid for, which
I might as well have been declared a teenage prostitute. lust iike Ron he
also liked it that way. The more degrading he was to me only proved his
ownership ofmy body. He bought me tiny cocktail dresses, and skimpy
out?ts, which thought closely, resembled the lingerie he?d also bought
for me to wear for him. I noticed that day that he enjoyed parading me
around the shopping mall and out for lunch at hooters, even joking with
the waitress that he?d like to buy her uniform because he thought it?d look
sexy on his new girlfriend.
We arrived at his two in one, Restaurant and Club, at around nine
o?clock in the evening. It was a revolving tower called ?Hot Chocolates"
in downtown Ft. Lauderdale. The food was delicious and for the first time
since being with Ron, I ordered a hefty meal with steak and mashed
potatoes with a scrumptious gravy smothered on top. Charlie ordered
strong cocktails for us both and before I knew it my head was spinning
and we were on the dance floor together. The music blared in my head
and the of my body took over, completely forgetting about even
dancing with Charlie and letting the music take ahold and work it?s
magic.
It didn?t do me any justice though as Charlie watched me imagining
what pleasures lay in store for him later on. Taking me home before the
club had even closed, he just couldn?t wait to indulge on exactly what he
was fantasizing from beforehand. Once back at his townhouse he led me
up the stairs into his bedroom and pushed me down in the middle ofhis
bed. The motions from the wavy mattress made me dizzy and feel even
drunker when he lay on top of me. Coming at me like a hungered beast
wanting to ravage his next meal, it was intimidating as he entered into me
with a forceful thrust, he moaned out in delectable heaves. I looked away
while he selfindulged his own gratifying needs using my body as his
instrument in pleasure. I only grew stronger in my head letting the hatred
for men desires intensify.
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The next two weeks I was expected to be at Charlie?s beckon call, never
aloud to leave his side, even making me sleep in his bed from the second
night onwards. I never even got the chance to call TJ again. It was too
much of a risk anyways. Thus pushing him further out of my memory,
too afraid, of the emotional repercussions.
Our typical routine was to wake up get showered and dressed and I
would put on my make-up while Charlie made his business calls for the
day. We would leave the house mid-aftemoon and run his errands do
some shopping, sometimes meeting his friends or business partners for
lunch, none of the men he introduced me to seemed offended at his
choice of adolescent candy. They?d just continue to chat away as if it
was normal to be in public with his arms draped over a girl young enough
to be his granddaughter, not too shy by giving me a ?irty tap on my
bottom or even try to kiss me.
My last night was no different from every other night. We went
shopping that day and out for lunch alone. Later we headed to a club his
friend just launched and it was his grand opening that night. The club was
called ?Iguana Joe?s?. We met up with his friend and said our hellos.
They both seemed so excited about the club and Charlie was full of
compliments all around. The club did have a line out the door which
looked a mile long coming in, luckily we didn?t have to use the front
door. Charlie returned from the bar with two giant long?island iced teas,
which were his favorite drink to start with and then we just sat for a while
watching people dancing. Occasionally conversing about passing
thoughts. We danced for a while having a few more drinks and after
about two hours, Charlie said he was ready to go home. What a daunting
time to look forward to, he always liked to have a brief sexual encounter
before drifting off to sleep with my naked body intertwined between his
arms and legs.
It was bad enough to have to entertain him at every given second ofthe
day but his grip on me was so stifling I felt so checked I could hardly
breathe much less sleep. Eventually my over-worked mind would drift in-
and?out ofa restless sleep, but constantly on edge. I thought many of
nights of escaping, but where would I go? Would one of Ron?s ever-so-
connected informants finds me and turns me into him to be disposed of
for good? Ijust prayed that I wouldn?t be another missing person to add
to the list of girls found in the local ditches. I knew that?s where 1 was
headed ifI screwed this up for Ron again.
As if my guardian angel was there the whole time listening to my
secret prayers, my rescue came the next morning with an abrupt bursting
through the bedroom door at about six am. Charlie and I were still lying
in bed together and his grip on me was still tight. The men dressed in all
black military gear had large guns and helmets on. It was so frightening
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at first. I couldn?t even comprehend what was happening so rapidly.'l
thought Charlie could?ve been in some kind of trouble with a business
friend he had done wrong too, but then one ofthe men in black shouted
this is a raid get down with your hands on you head?. in too much
shock to move three ofthe men grabbed Charlie and threw him to the
floor and cuffed him. I sat tip in bed with my sheets covering my naked
body and watched as they dragged Charlie from the room. Still
completely nude he wasn?t even aloud to get dressed. Another agent had
to come back in to the room to ?nd him a pair of shorts. I could hear him
screaming at the top of his lungs all ofthe way outside He was screaming
and the last thing I heard him yell was ?If you say anything you know
who will ?nd you!? I could hear more threats being yelled at me but I
couldn?t make Out what it was that he was saying. I was in total confusion
and couldn?t believe what was happening. Th ere were so many unifomied
agents I felt so small compared to all of them but they were all very kind
and helped me out of bed allowing me to remain covered up with the bed
sheets so I could get dressed. The ?rst decency I had been showed in a
long time. It was an odd feeling to acknowledge. I knew the life I had
come accustomed to for the last six months was now over, and in so
many ways Iwas relieved but was also very nervous about what lay
ahead of me.
I excused myself to the bathroom to put some clothes on. Not having
anything half decent, like a normal pair ofjeans and a t-shirt. The best I
could come up with was a metallic blue miniskirt and a tiny matching top
that fell just below my breasts, hardly clothing at all it was more like
scraps of cloth. Putting my hair up in a tight bun with the scrunchie that
held my ?ve hundred dollar bills I was led out of Charlie?s townhouse for
the very last time. Starting my life I wanted to leave behind
my every memory belonging to these horrid times. Only taking small
sack containing my underwear, makeup bag, andjoumal with me.
The agents led me down the staircase and my last vision?s of Charlie
was bent over the hood ofa police vehicle still screaming and
handcuffed. I slipped into the backseat ofthe car and was driven to
Broward County Police Station where the Federal Agents interviewed me
about my entire whereabouts for the last six months. I was so scared of
what Ron would do if I told the agents what really happened but at the
same token I knew he?d most likely kill me anyways for being such a
liability.
Over the next few hours I sat down and told the agents how Ron?s
business worked and what 1 part I had to play to him. I was able to ask
how they found out I was at Charlie?s house and they informed me that
was being followed all the way from Ocala, Florida where Ron had me
stowed away for the last four months. T.J, my friend, called my parents
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after our ?rst phone conversation and ever since then, the FBI were
tapping the phone lines and recording every conversation. Completely
unaware of caring act of deceit, I was in such shock that they had
been tracking us for so long. I knew now, with or without my help, the
FBI had enough on Ron to put him away for a very long time, ifthey
could catch him, that is.
Having so many crooked people working for you can be an advantage
when you?re in trouble. Like having a pair of eyes in every city. Ron was
somehow able to ?nd out about Charlie?s arrest and immediately deserted
the country to avoid legal punishment, not to mention the discretization
of his esteemed clientele that the feds were now on to. Ron had so many
countless charges put up against him, eventually when the FBI were
able to track him down they were able to have him arrested in Yugoslavia
and extradited back to Miami, he was ?nally held accountable for being a
pedophile, soliciting women for prostitution, and running many
illegitimate and illegal businesses. By the time the caught him he
was in his mid-seventies when he died of old age Serving his second year
prison for a sentence. Coincidentally I was told of his punishment
and death many years later by one of the same FBI agents that had
rescued me from Charlie?s arms.
I was taken out of the interrogation room after the interview was over
with and told to sit at one of the of?cer?s desk while I was waiting for
someone to pick me up. Uncertain of who that someone would be I
assumed it would be someone from the juvenile delinquents division to
take me back to some state operated lockdown facility. Not the nicest of
places to call home, but I had no choice in this matter.
Sitting back in the revolving chair I was twirling out of boredom and
listening to the roaming conversations within the of?ce. I pondered in
fearful anticipation ofthe dreadful places that lay in store for me. Having
to of spent a lot of my adolescence in these kind of places for the sheer
factor that my mother said was out of control and unable to handle? by
eleven years old. There was plenty ofjust reason for me to be so scared of
those places. What I knew lay in store for me were constant ?ghts
between the rough girls being settled with violent raids then out came the
pepper spray and then the strip-searches and worst of all, no sunlight. It
didn?t matter if you were a quiet, shy girl that didn?t belong there, when
there was a ?ght, which was could be like a few times a week, every
person in the room was considered a threat and were treated like a violent
criminal. I hated those places and the memories they gave me. That?s
why 1 always ended up back on the streets. No child or even a juvenile
should have to be subjected to such unreasonable force and neglect. Some
of the girls were so used to being subdued to this kind oftreatment their
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whole life they ended up repeating the same attributes as the people who
initially hurt them in the ?rst place.
One very sad girl I?ll never forget her, had a father who had been a
heroinejunkie and decided to play Russian Roulette with some of his
addict friends and by fate or chanCe took the bullet straight through his
brain, killing him instantly. Her mother being a heroine addict herself
spiraled downwards after his death and gave her four year old child to her
ageing grandmother that eventually had to put my twelve year old friend
in this un-dire circumstance. I can only have he highest hopes for her
today but unfortunately for most girls that have been victimized by
society aren?t able to ever stop being a victim for the rest of their lives or
go on to make other people victims themselves. A sad and unfortunate
fate for so many innocent, and it happens so much more than anyone
would rather admit too instead ofjust trying to ?nd a solution.
Chapter 3
Hours later I was still twirling myself in the same office chair when
spun around to see my Father walking in my direction. I nearly fell off
my seat at the sight of him. Gripping the chairs handles I couldn?t
imagine what in the world I would say to the man I once used to call
Daddy but now hated for the abandonment and unforgiving wounds he
instilled inside of me. He contemplated putting his arms out to hold me
but instead anger and shame took over and he just shook his head. I never
saw my Dad cry until that day and I have to say it made me feel young
again and sad Ihad disappointed my parents again. The agents now
standing beside us led both of us together back into the interrogation
room to re-tale myjoumey to my father who they said I had no choice to
tell, or they would have to tell him for me, being I was an under-aged
minor and Ron violated the statutory rape law, among many others, when
he took me back to his apartment and kept me as his sex slave. My Dad
couldn?t believe what he was hearing and for his lack of better choice in
words asked me to stop talking, he was just happy to know I was alive.
Like everyone I?d known in life they would rather brush it under the
carpet and not deal with the pain rather than realizing sooner or later it all
comes out sometime in our life even ifit transgresses into our future then
becomes what we are willing to accept out of partners, work, and people
in general. Simply saying in other ways than with words that our bad
decisions befall our tragedies later on in life.
The next discussion was led to where I would go to from here. Before
anyone could put his or her suggestion forward I leapt in with my two
bits and made it obviously clear to my Dad that ifI was sent away to
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another lockdown facility and if he betrayed my trust, again, he would
never see me again I would disappear for good this time and for all he
would know I could be dead in no time on the streets. He looked at me
and for the first time in my life he saw the many years I had grown up in
the time I was gone and heard the seriousness in the tone of my voice
when I made my vow to him. He put his head in his hands and told me
the bad news, my Mom didn?t want me to come home and she was
making his life hell for even suggesting bringing me back into their lives.
I for some reason threatened her lifestyle and drove her crazy. I had been
surprised about a lot ofthings lately but not that one. The last time I saw
my Mom she ever so carefully lied to me and told me she was bringing
me to an eye-doctor for an infection. Instead we walked into this tall blue
building with people in uniforms holding clipboards and a few musciy
guards, she ushered me inside and hurried up to close the large auto lock
doors behind her leaving me there alone and imprisoned, which is what
led me to recently living on the streets. My life was hell as long as she
was in control of it, so when she didn?t want me back at home I was fine
with that too, but there had to be somewhere else I could go. My dad said
he had no choice but to put me back into the facility, but he made a
sincere promise that he would not take any longer than a week to try to
find a place for me to stay and to go to school. A week I could deal with,
but I was still unsure if I could trust my father and hold him to his word,
but yet again, I had no choice. Being my legal guardian he could send me
anywhere he wanted and there wouid be nothing I could do, except for
keep running. I gave in, and before he left the officers to take me back to
the last facility I had run from, I gave him one last hug and reminded him
?one-week and I?m gone?. Nodding his head and squeezing his arms
tighter around me, I could only hope he meant it, but he didn?t look too
optimistic.
In the police car on the way back to the facility they had to handcuffme
in case I ran again, but I had no intentions to anyways. I was going to
give my dad the week before I began to search for the right opportunity to
jolt again. I was like a ?ghost come back,? said so many of my girlfriends
from the past and there was now a lot of new faces there too. At night
when we were all in bed and supposed to be sleeping, I would be
daydreaming of better days and imagine myself somewhere in a
comfortable bed, actually enjoying my life for a change. A week went by
in this facility spending most of my days locked up in what they called
?The White Room?, a bare room with concrete floorin g, no toilet or even
a chair to sit on. The only comfort I had was the blue sweater that was
provided as part of the uniform, and my hair scrunchie filled with my
stowed away cash that no one had fOund during my unpleasant strip-
searches. I would spend hours in the white room for objecting to their
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conformity and unwilling to participate in their drilling regime. I didn?t
feel like] owed any,explanation to these peeple even when they brought
a physioiogist in to speak with me, ?What was the point when Iwould be
gone any day now? and as if any of these people even cared in the ?rst
place, I was just another number in the system and they had a job to do.
There was one mega-bitch, female guard, named Evelyn and she used
to either really like you or really hate you and God-forbid you were one
of the unfortunates that she didn?t like, she?d make your entire stay their
an agonizing nightmare. Constantly picking on girls who were not strong
enough to cope with their predicament or past issues, she?d stand them up
and publicly humiliate them, and even when they begged her through
their sobs to let them sit down, she?d only tomient them worse. Which
only made the strong girls want to antagonize the fragile one?s with more
malicious intent. Luckily when I had previously been there she didn?t-
take much notice of me, but I stayed out of harms way with her, just
being quiet and observant.
Being back here seemed like an eternity while I held my end of the
bargain but unfortunately my Father didn?t. The ?rst chance I saw to run
I took it. I was being sent to go get my blood and urine taken for drug and
disease analysis. My driver would be a volunteer from the community
and it was the perfect getaway for me. I was brought from the white
solitaire room and led into the bright sun, feeling like today would be
favorable in my escape. We got to the doctors of?ce, my whereabouts
told me I had plenty of ways to run and I scouted out the best looking
route. My plan was to barge through the volunteer?s inexperienced grip
and wriggle my way out if needed, then hit the asphalt, running until my
legs couldn?t carry me any further. Playing it out in my mind felt
different to the anticipation that led up to actually doing it. The inner-
strength I had was the only thing going to help me in this circumstance.
We arrived in the parking lot and I hadn?t said a word to him the entire
drive, the smail framed Spanish man tried to make pleasant conversation
but I couidn?t see him as anything but a challenge, so I kept quiet instead,
ignoring his humorous attempts to befriend me. The car pulled to a stop
and he came around the side to unlock my door, this was it, ?here we go?
I toid myself, and pushed past the volunteer. I-Iis arms grabbed out at me
but only caught me by my shirt, he didn?t even put up much ofa struggle,
like some of the other trained one?s i had gotten before, they would put
me into body locks of all sorts but he just tore at the collar of my shirt
letting me break free. I had done this many times before so I knew I
wasn?t gone yet, [had to first get out of these clothes. The cops would be
looking for someone of my description in the area with a blue shirt and
khaki pants, so my first stop was a busy shopping complex, I took the
money from my scrunchie and bought myself a pair ofjeans, a shirt, and
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a sweater for disguise and my next stop was Dunkin Doughnuts? to get a
chocolate iced doughnut and a cup of coffee. I didn?t have d0ubts about
getting out ofthe facility but I wasn?t expecting it to be so easy this time.
My past excursions all began with an abrupt struggle sometimes ending
in a brutal state of affairs after being pepper sprayed and fastened into
some painful lock by forceful men four- times my size, then tossed into
solitary until I saw my next chance to desert. I got to know the guards
real well, as I spent a lot of my time being dragged down to the white
room by them. There was Jim, a large black man who could?ve doubled
for a ?Miami Dolphin?s? defensive linebacker. John was another big man
with a ponytail and a mustache, and he looked like someone who
de?nitely owned a Harley. The last guy Scott had a smaller build but
made up for it with his steroid injected muscles bulging out ofhis neck
and their was the added height from his curly fro. When they weren?t
restraining me and holding me captive in solitaire, they were actually
pretty nice guys, not afraid to have a laugh after some explosive incident
and I held no contempt towards them either, they were just doing their
jobs.
It was de?ja?vOus all over again, free at last but where would I go now.
With Ron?s scouts on the lookout for me, and now the authorities being
noti?ed I was a runaway again, I would have a lot of people searching for
me, so I knew I had to be careful where I went. My last stop before
leaving the shopping center was to use a payphone to call my parents, my
Dad answered completely surprised to hear me on the other end, I wanted
to sarcastically thank him for breaking his promise to me and I hope he is
happy now, hejust lost his daughter for good. I stopped to listen to what
he was trying to say and he told me was getting you out in a few days,
I found you somebody to stay with, she?s a good person who has got
teenagers your age, 1' was just trying to convince your Mother to sign the
papers to get you out of there?.
I was so outraged at her ability to put her own wants befOre the needs
of her own flesh and blood daughter. I told him to come pick me up and
bring me to the house so I could speak with her for the first time in over a
year, but ifI felt threatened for one second I will be on my way quicker
than a blink of an and on my own for good. He wasn?t overjoyed at
my proposition, knowing what position this put him in as her husband but
as my father he decided to put me first for once and take me home to
confront my mother.
I arrived at my house for the first time in a long time and everything
looked different. My parents refurnished and renovated the house. I didn?t
even have a room anymore, my old belongings and bed were removed
and it was now the office. Of course my Mom didn?t meet me at the gate
or the front door like her long lost reunited. No, instead she
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waited for me to come find her outback smoking cigarettes and having a
beer. She stood up from her seat and squinted her eyes loathing in her
hatred she coldly slapped me hard in the face. The slap stung, but I
matched her look with a familiar stone-coldness that only she could
understand. Immediately we both started to cry and we washed away our
anguish and resentment through our tears and consolidated our feelings
for the ?rst time since the chaos ?rst affected our lives. She didn?t want
to know much ofmy whereabouts and she still had a lot of anger to get
over but she asked me to stay home at least. My little brother ran through
the back door and hugged me so tight, I started to cry again and was
saddened by how much time I had missed the time Ihad lostjust hanging
out with my brothers and it took me even longer to realize how precious
time really is. We were never going to be the average Joes next door but
at least this was better than nothing. I loved being with my family again.
We had and hon-fires with each other and life began to slowly
piece back together. It was bizarre how normal it was when I first got
home. I tumed ?fteen that year and it was the exact cup of tea that I had
needed to boost me up and get me on the right track.
I decided to go school to acquire my general education diploma or GED
and got a summerjob with my Dad at Mar-A?Lago, Donald Trumps
exclusive country club in Palm Beach. Surrounded by lush acres of
tropical landscapes, manicured gardens, and a mansion made into a beach
club for the rich and famous it is known as the ?Jewel of Palm Beach?.
was in sheer awe at the gold arched ceilings and the grandeur ballrooms.
The spa where I worked was world class, not only oozing in style but in
the way each and every clientele was treated with the upmost service. My
focus was now set on becoming a massage therapist, and working my
way into a luxurious spa like the one I worked for now, only I was a
locker-room attendant there. I studied many books abOut the anatomy of
the human body and how you can affect a person?s well-being and health
for the better through a simple healing touch. It was amazing to me the
way the body responded to massage. I was more than just interested. I
was determined to become a therapist.
It was one of those anatomy books that I had my nose buried in one
afternoon on a quiet Tuesday and it could get pretty lonely in the locker
room, so ifI weren?t busy I?d sit outside by the spa?s reception and read
my books in the warmth of the Florida sun. A lovely looking woman in
her late thirties who spoke with a proper English accent approached me. I
assumed it was a general question, ?like where?s the ladies room or was
that the famous model from so?and-so?" but she was more interested in
the book I was reading. Only believing at first we were just making small
talk she was really intrigued at my choice of reading. She then asked if]
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did massage on the side, I stated I was only reading the book and had not
yet began to study but one day 1 would love to practice massage therapy.
She introduced herself as Ghislane Maxwell. I would later find out that
she was the daughter of the iate prominent businessman and disgraced
newspaper tycoon, Robert Maxwell. I told her my name is Jenna pointing
to my nametag on my shirt and offered her a cold or hot beverage, as
those were my instructed duties at work. She accepted a tea and went on
to chat a bit about this rich guy that she worked for and she knew off-
hand that he was looking for a massage therapist. Just doing me a good
deed out of her kindness of her heart, I?m sure, she offered to introduce
me to him. I declined her ?rst proposition, thinking out loud, told her I
didn?t know the body well enough to even attempt an interview. She
didn?t seem worried at all by my fear of incompetence saying that if he
liked me enough he would get me the best training in the industry.
Ghislane thought i had a cheery persona and fit the quota for what he was
looking for and as she put it an enthusiastic learner that she said she
gathered from the sticky notes popping out ofthe various sections in my
book. I accepted her phone number and the house address and told her I
will call her ifl am able to come over after work. I rushed over to the
tennis courts Where my dad was working and told him of the news. We
both thought this could be a wonderful opportunity to get my
accreditation in massage therapy. Seeing that it was a lady in her late
thirties who came off as more ofa nurturer rather than a procurer, neither
of us saw any reason to be hesitant.
Chapter 4
At around Five pm. my dad drove me down to the bottom of?El Brillo
Way.? on the Palm Beach intercostal. We pulled into a short driveway
beckoning a large pink mansion with heavy wooden doors. I was so
excited about this chance and asked my dad to wish me luck. He gave me
a big squeeze and wished me the best. He walked me to the front door
and I rung the door chime. Moments later we were greeted by an older
gentleman dressed in a casual butler uniform. I told him I was here to
meet Ms. Maxwell for a massage trial and he opened the doors for my
father and telling us to wait in the entry as Ms. Maxwell would be on
her way any second, and she was. Down-the stairs she walked with a
warm smile, her short black hair seeming very proper and elegant, for
now. She shook my fathers hand and thanked him for bringing me and
kissed us both on the cheeks. They spoke briefly about whom she worked
for and about Mar-a?Lago where we worked. She was in hurry, you could
tell to end the conversation and say good-bye to my dad, which she did so
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ever pleasantly. She said the boss was upstairs and waiting my arrival, so
with that I said bye to my dad and began to follow Ghislane tip the stairs.
I was so nervous, but I didn?t show it. I kept my reserve and demeanor
cool as ice, trying show maturity for the open position. We continued on
to the massage room, passing by a grand chandelier. and a couple
wooden hall tables displaying a multitude of photos displaying
young girls and beautiful women, trying not to gawk at them I didn?t
even notice that some ofthose giris were only wearing their smile.
Ghislane asked me how my day at work was and I told her it was easy
peasy as always just trying to make simple conversation. There was a
fork at the end of the staircase and she led me to the right hand side. The
lights were dimmed in the bedroom but I could still see the King Size bed
in the middle of room, we did a U-turn around the bed, which led us into
a massage room. Dripping in luxury 1 could?ve definitely compared it to
the renowned Mar-a-Lago?s spa?s, it had marble walls and a glass
enclosed shower and self-automated steam room at the very end of the
Burberry carpeted room. There was a large mirror over a basin to the
right of the room with an array of oils, ointments, soaps, and lotions and a
small closed door, which I assumed must be a closet. The only thing that
struck awkward about this room was the naked man laying face down
atop of the turquoise massage table in the center ofit. had to be
prepared for this," I told myself. Massage was something I had never
done before so I quickly brushed away my thoughts of possible schemes,
wanting to believe whole-hearted this was going to be legit. Ghislane
introduced us to each other and I proceeded to make his acquaintance.
Looking up at from his downwards position, he looked me over and
gave a smile to Ghislane, an obvious notion of his apprOval. He was
Jeffrey Epstein as she pronounced for him, as ifI supposed to recognize
his name or something. He affirmed, ?It was his pleasure? and replied to
just call him Jeffrey, ?No need for formalities? he answered, cleverly
putting me at ease. This man did not look like someone to beware of,
Both him and Ghislane appeared to be very nice people and conscious of
their health as their need for massages and spa visits, no alarm bells went
off, yet. Iwas prepped by Ghislane to ?treat this as a lesson from her and
follow her exact lead, if} did good tonight then maybe I would become
Jeffrey?s Travelling Masseuse, seeing the world and getting paid well for
it?. Iwas very hopeful, ajob like this could really make my dreams come
true.
1 followed suit and washed my hands with warm water so the coldness
would not shock effery?s naked body, then lathered them in rich body
butter. Ghislane told me to always keep one hand on Jeffrey, even when
getting more lotion, so it didn?t make him lose concentration on being
relaxed. She gave me a tip and told me to keep a blob of lotion high up on
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my forearm so it prevented me from having to keep going back for more
and was less disruptive to Jeffrey. This all seemed for real to begin with, I
was being educated about the body and splitting Jeffrey?s body with
Ghislane, mimicking her every motion. Starting with his feet, we began
with his heels and arches of his soles. Pushing the blood up his calves in
upward strokes to rejuvenate the body?s blood supply and being careful to
mind his leg hair didn?t pull. I was keeping up with her and enjoying the
education. It was so interesting how the body worked and I couldn?t
believe I was learning all of this for free. Once I got a bit of a groove
following Ghislane, they began asking me all sorts of questions about my
past and it didn?t take long before the conversation led down the darker
experiences of my young life. When they found out that I hadn?t led
much ofa normal existence they only probed me with more questions,
which being put on the spot answered honestly. The funny thing was they
didn?t seem appalled at all by my statements, rather entertained if
anything. Jeffrey called me a with that wry smile of his,
and half playful and half defensive, answered ?no I?m not, I?m really a
good girl, just always in the wrong places? he then replied, ?it?s OK, I
like naughty girls? and rolled over onto his front side to expose his
complete nude self. He wasn?t the first man to show me his penis, so I
wasn?t shocked at the appearance of his manhood but I was incredibly
shocked at his complete ease to present himself with an erection. I tried to
ignore it waiting to follow the next directions off of Ghislane, who
surprisingly now stood behind me bare breasted. Before I had a chance to
even think of replying hastily she began to slowly undress me, while
Jeffrey started to stroke his manhood while watching us. She unbuttoned
my blouse and removed my bra, revealing my bosoms. Cupping them in
her hands she moved her lips across my nipples, licking and teasing them
with her tongue making them cold and stiff. Next her hands moved down
to my little white skirt, removing the ?nal piece of my remaining
uniform. She slid my skirt down my iegs with ease, for a moment keeping
on my love-heart panties, so they could both take notice of my apparent
youth. They even snickered to each other about How cute she still wears
little girl pantie?s? Jeffrey said, and Ghislanejoined in his laughter.
Acting as my madam, she instructed me to start by licking his nipples
and after I had sufficiently both of them, then prompted me to
go down on Jeffery orally while she rubbed her breasts along his body
tantalizingly. She moved behind me again this time to remove my panties
and start fondling the delicate folds between my legs. I was still in shock
from the initial degrading blow. I hadn?t even let the reality sink in, it was
all too much for me to emotionally handle so instead I hid behind my
fears, which I told myself wasn?t going to ever be worth anything at all
and this would probably be as good as it gets for me? after all I thought,
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?what have I been trained tip for until now?. Nobody ever stopped to ask
ifI was comfortable or ifI wanted to stop, no, instead, Ghislane only
directed me to conclude the massage session by climbing up on the table
to be fixated on Jeffrey, straddling him so he could penetrate me.
When it was all done and over with, was taken into the steam room
with just Jeffrey to get further aquatinted, as Ghislane left the room to go
get dressed. He asked me to grab his feet and rub them not saying a word
about whatjust happened, like it was all normal and accepted. I listened
to him ramble on about the health bene?ts ofa sauna and the history ofit,
ignoring the fact of the matter of his pretentiousness degrading my Spirit.
I ?gured I had gone too far already, what would be the point in throwing
in the towel now after I had done exactly what these people wanted.
Whilst we were sweating out our bodies? toxins, and the steam was
blasting my burning face I listened to his lessons, entertaining his ego, I
let him become my teacher, he seemed to like that, He sounded like a
very clever and intelligent man though. Telling me his story ofhow he
made himself an empire of billions from being a middle-class professor to
an elite ?nancial advisor for clientele with only billions in their bank
accounts and through his so-called ?lessons?, He became my mentor and
I emerged as his pupil, the teacher?s pet.
After the sauna we went to the next glass door beside us where the
shower was. He turned tap outwards and stood undemeath the water as I
stood naked and cold from the temperature difference. Instead of asking
me to join him under the warm stream, like I thought he was going to, he
handed me a bar of soap and asked me to wash his body from top to toe.
It didn?t stop there Ihad to massage the shampoo and conditioner into his
scalp as well. I was bewildered someone would ask this off of someone
else, wasn?t it belittling enough having to endure the illicit massage from
beforehand but now this. The surprises kept coming that night, as this
was definitely not how I expected my interview to turn out, but that?s
what I had leamed in my short time on this earth, life was full of
disappointment.
I let everyone else take the power of authority from myself and use me
in whatever way he or she wanted instead of standing up and giving
myselfthe respect I deserved, which in turn would?ve helped me get
through life without all of the abuse I ended up copping. Not given the
belief in myself from an early age on I suppose is what affected my sense
of control. Always letting the one?s with power and strength reduce my
inner-self to shreds until I was cut so tiny in size I would be completely
subdued to only their wants and needs left ignoring mine. The men I had
encountered in my short experience with them only repeated their
inflictions convincing me there was no running away from the sick world
I lived in, not yet understanding it all came down to the choices I had
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made for myself, I needed some encouragement and the right words to
unlock my very soul.
Jeffrey told me the towels were on the heated rack just outside the
shower and asked me to get one and pat him down. Again putting himself
first as I sat there freezing while I compliantly patted down his body with
the white fluffy towel until he was dried. I nearly expected him to ask me
to dress him as well, but not surprisingly that came later down the track
too. I dried myselfoff and wiped the make-up from under my eye?s,
keeping quiet not sure what to really say and half-embarrassed from the
entire evening?s events that just took place. 1 just remained silent whilst
we both got dressed until he brought me downstairs where Ghislane was
sitting at a desk holding his black leather duffel bag. When she moved
from the chair to let Jeffrey sit down, she passed him the bag and began
to tell me that 1 had great potential to be a massage therapist, they really
liked my style and who knows where this could lead too. She asked to see
me again tomorrow, same time after work. He opened the bag, revealing
stacks of brand-new hundred dollar bills separated with rubber bands to
count by the thousands He grabbed one stack and took out two crisp
notes, placing them in my hand. He laughed that it was nearly my whole
week?s wage at Mar-A-Lago. Only there I didn?t have to degrade myself
as his new little toy.
When I got home my parents were anticipating my arrival. I kept it
simple and sweet with my folk?s, only telling them of the lessons about
the body 1 had received and the future prospects in massage therapy that
lie ahead. Nobody questioned who I was working for and complimented
my ability to be a hard worker. I quickly got out of that conversation
afraid I might give away a hint of shame in my eyes but no one caught
on. I excused myselfto the bathroom to have a shower and stared into the
mirror for a moment, asking myselfifl could really go through with this
only to mentally respond by reminding myself this would be as good as it
gets for a girl of my stature and limitations. I scrubbed myself rigidly in
the shower as ifit would wash away the filthiness of the night, but it
didn?t help, 1 could still feel their hands in me and all over me and inside
ofme. Trying to sleep that night was nearly impossible too, closing my
eyes only to drift away to flashbacks ofthe moments I had to give myself
to Jeffrey and Ghislane, each replay an exploitation ofmy vulnerability.
The next morning I awoke feeling anxious about the day ahead, trying to
push yesterday?s memory from my thoughts, I was quiet for the whole
trip to work with my Dad. Before the parking lot
he asked me if everything was okay, I lied, for his sake and mine. My life
was being transformed and I didn?t even know it yet, but soon enough I
would be a brainwashed tool only used for the sexual pleasure of others.
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About to be entrapped in the same life I had broken free from only
months ago.
Convincing myself in order to succeed I had to step up from being a
girly teenager and start thinking like a young woman, it would be my
ticket to a great career and a fortunate life. 1 told myself?So what if] had
to bargain my body to this rich old geezer, some girls get themselves
through college by becoming a stripper and using their bodies to pay for
degrees, others go down even worse paths.? I guess it was just another
way to fathom the road I was going down, the effectiveness of the lies I
forced myselfto believe was working as I continued to tell myself I had
to make it any way I could rather than ever letting myselfsleep 0n the
streets again. 1 was trading one shocking lifestyle for another, thinking I
was choosing the right one. lfI could go back in time to ever meet myself
1 would choose this time in my life. I?d start with a good hard smack to
my head to ?rst shake some things up in there and next I would tell that
girl she could actually make it on her own if shejust worked hard at
earning an honest wage and built her life up slowly. There is no rush or
time limit to ever stop reaching for achievement. Sadly enough I probably
wouldn?t of even believed myself anyways, learning my life?s hard
lessons through the experiences I continued to suffer.
I went to work at Mar-A Lago that day trying hard not to think of what
lay ahead in the afternoon too come, but the later the hour got the more
distinguished the knots became in my stomach. I spoke to no one ofthe
details to my explicit interview but told one girl how I was so happy I
was now of?cially studying massage therapy, another lie. My friend was
surprised and intrigued that these people who could afford the best of the
best of therapists in the world chose an untrained ?fteen-year?old girl to
perform a massage. She never said it in words, but her body language told
me she knew exactly why they wanted to use me and it wasn?t for a
therapeutic reason either and deep down inside I understood.
The rest of the afternoon slipped away quickly and before I knew it I
was standing before those large wooden doors again, giving a moments
pause but long enough to draw in my breath and exhale some of the
anxiety before ringing the doorbell. Juan answered the door again and
told me Ghislane would be down in a few moments and asked to follow
him into the kitchen. There was a pleasant looking young girl with blonde
spirals in her hair that glanced up from the mound ofpaperwork before
her. Her shocking blue eye?s and appealing English accent seemed
delightful and she introduced herself as ?Emmy?. Ghislane?s Personal
Assistant. I introduced myself as ?Jenna? which is what most people
knew me as and told her I was on an employment trial to become
Jeffrey?s massage therapist. She had a coy smile on her face that told me
she knew exactly what I was on trial for. Something in my gut told me
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this wasn?t the ?rst time a young girl had been trialed for the same
position I was about to ?ll.
We were only chatting for a moment before Ghislane appeared and told
me Jeffrey was ready for his massage. I was led through the extensively
large house to the winding staircase that would lead me up to the same
dreaded room where I would have to re-enact last night?s performance. I
wasn?t far from wrong. I gave Jeffrey a massage with Ghislane leading
the way again, this time we surprisingly made it to the front of his body
and she continued to show me how to massage all the way up to his
stomach pushing my hands in a spiraling clockwise circular motion to not
disrupt the bowels and then we came up to his chest. He couldn?t dare
contain himself for one second longer, telling me to put my lips on his
nipples and give them a kiss. Jeffrey moaned in pleasure and Ghislane
started to undress me from behind. Within moments I was completely
naked and Ghislane had her top off. She was caressing my body with her
hands while Jeffrey moved his hands down to stroke his loins while he
watched her and I kiss and touch each other. I didn?t know if she was
doing this for the sake of his eye-candy but she sure did act like she loved
having the control over me telling me what to do throughout the entire
threesome. Jeffrey?s climax was always the end to our sessions and this
time he wanted to have me make him orgasm orally. Afterwards we went
for the ritualistic steam-room, this time Ghislane joining in with us for
conversation. She asked me to massage her feet this time while we were
in the steam room, showing me that Jeffrey wasn?t the only one I had pay
my homage to. We all had a shower next and then we all went downstairs
to pay me and have Juan drop me off back home.
The following afternoon I received a call at work, surprisingly it was
Ghislane asking me to come over when i got off of work again. The
compliant side took over and I told her I looked forward to meeting with
them today, instead of telling her to go screw herself for lying to me and
making me degrade myself more each time I saw them. I ?nished work
for the day and my Dad brought me over to El Brillo Way again, where
the vultures were patiently waiting in their lair, he wished me well as I
hopped out of his big truck, looking ever so much like his little girl again.?
I gave him a smile and a wave as he drove down the long driveway,
waiting for him to suddenly tum back and not leave me alone to my task.
I shook myself out of that calamity and put on my ?big girls? face.
Juan brought me to the kitchen again as I waited for Ghislane. He
offered me a cold drink and some fruit on a platter, I accepted and was
grateful for the rejuvenation before I went to work again. It wasn?t long
before Ghislane approached me from behind with a cold intense look in
her eye. [jumped from my seat, feeling like maybe I shouldn?t have been
eating and drinking while on the job, as her demeanor seemed annoyed
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and temperamental in the seconds that she appeared. She told me I would
be on my own today as she had business to attend to, so make sure I
remembered what she had taught me, as my trial depended on it.
Chapter 5
Iwalked up the stairs by myselfthis time, taking in more ofthe decor,
noticing the more I looked around the more I noticed a different girl in
each photograph in his collection of half-nude and topless girls on display
around his mansion. I couldn?t believe how many girls there were, it?s not
like Jeffrey was much to look at. He was an aging man in his early fifties
with shiny grey hair and characteristic lines drawn down his face as ifhe
had seen harder days. With no prospects of ever settling down or having a
family of his own, Jeffrey treated us girls like a piece ofclothing he could
try the next. So why was there so many girls
in these photo?s? I wondered to myselfifl would end up one ofthose
girls among his collection of forgotten relationships and broken promises.
I continued to make my way up the stairs, and as ifali ofmy senses
were heightened from my bare nerves being exposed, I could smell the
cleaning detergents recently used by the housekeepers, my observations
of the shade oflighting through the concealed blinds as I entered Jeffrey?s
bedroom appeared golden, and the sound of stillness except for the thud
of my rapid beating heart all made me more aware ofhow nervous I was
to be on my own. Not that Ghislane was anything ofa comfort, but I
didn?t know what to expect or how I was going to lead myselfinto
upholding my obligation in pleasing him. I would hope for the best I
thought, trying to uplift my con?dence as I opened the door to the
massage room with the typical scene of Jeffrey laying naked facedown in
the massage bed waiting for his entertainment. It was de?ja?vous? all over
again. Repeating what Ghislane had taught me, with him commenting on
what else I should be doing, until was expected to
grant him all of his spoken desires. We ?nished up with the shower again
and he seemed very pleased in my contribution of myselfto him, giving
in to every request.
He told me to go ask Juan to pay me, as he was lethargic after the
massage and intimate affair between us and now was going to have sleep.
I walked back down stairs and told Juan that Jeffrey was asleep and said pay. He went to Jeffrey ?s desk and took out the
exact amount 1 was owed without even asking how much I normally get
paid. He then drove me home, only to be back the next afternoon.
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The following week was a daily routine, providing Jeffrey with
massages and continuously being groomed to ful?ll all his needs. Often
joined by Ms. Maxwell and her assistant Emmy for sexual of all
kinds. I was mentally and physically exhausted from the week of working
and having to keep up with Jeffrey?s strenuous late night activities. I
couldn?t believe what I was doing but it was all starting to sink in fast.
Most nights when I got home, I?d brie?y say ?Hi? to Mom and Dad
before heading straight to my bedroom. I couldn?t even sleep well
anymore. Closing my eyes at night I would ?ght the inevitable flood of
thoughts, replaying the moments of shame that ate away myself piece by
piece. My only reasoning being Ijust had to keep telling myselfit would
all be worth it in the end.
This afternoon Ghislane appeared to be in a much better mood. Instead
of taking me straight up to Jeffrey she took me to a yellow guest room
where Emmy mostly stayed. It had a balcony where Emmy was already
outside reading a magazine and puf?ng on a cigarette. Ghislane lit one up
too and then offered me one. I hadn?t smoked cigarettes much before,
besides trying to look cool in front of one of my friends, but never really
took to them, so when I started to cough from the inhalation of smoke,
the girls began to laugh and joke about my in-experience. It was an
icebreaker for all of us to laugh and poke fun at me. I was then able to
give it back to them saying I would rather be an in-experienced non-
smoker than an old lady with a raspy smokers cough. 1 don?t think
Ghislane was used to somebody giving it back to her, but she seemed to
like it, as long as she was able to have the last say. I knew my boundaries
and she liked that I wouldn?t cross those invisible lines. All three of us
chatted like friends and it started to feel like some kind of a strange
relationship was budding. After about ?fteen minutes of chatting away,
Ghislane instructed me to wash my hands thoroughly, as Jeffrey hated the
smell of smokers, and to follow her down the hallway to the massage
room where he?ll be expecting me shortly. I did what she asked and
Sprayed myself with the body spray that I always carried in my purse and
headed down the hall to Jeffrey?s room.
When I opened the door to the massage room surprisingly-it was empty.
I sat down on the already made up massage table and was careful not to
mess up the neatly folded towels on the end ofthe bed. It was a good
?fteen more minutes before Jeffrey made his appearance. It was strange
seeing him in clothes for the ?rst time. He wasn?t wearing what you?d
expect your typical billionaire?s attire to be. He was wearing a pair of
sweatpants and a Harvard sweatshirt, which he began to remove
immediately. This time he wanted to commence our session in the steam
room, so I began to undress as well. We went into the steam room and he
pushed a few buttons and the steam began to pour in from the marble
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wall?s built in jets. There was a bench coming out of the wall also made
out of marble that went from either side ofthe room and had a step
underneath it where I was instructed to sit on so that I could begin giving
Jeffery his massage. Our conversation started off about simple things like
how was your day at work, and I asked Jeffrey how his day was lounging
around, just being polite to each other. He was acting out of character
being a lot more attentive and conversing with me about other things than
sex or massages for once. Starting with his heels, ankles, toes and arches
in the soles ofhis feet I massaged all the way up to his calves. It took a
lot more strength to massage in the steam room without oils or lotions
and the constant blowing of steam in your face making me twice as
exerted. I was beginning to really start to heat up when the door to the
room suddenly opened to reveal two naked women. Ghislane and Emmy
acted as ifthey came in tojoin us for a steam bath, but my instincts were
telling me otherwise. At least the cold burst ofair and escaped steam
revived me a bit.
So there was Jeffrey and Ghislane sitting on top of this marble bench,
each with a yOung girl at their feet. Emmy and I continued with the
massage until they were ready to head into the shower, There were two
showerheads that Ghislane and Jeffrey both stood under while they were
being lathered with soap bubbles as we washed their bodies. After the
shower Ghislane led us into Jeffrey?s bed to ?nish today?s session with
Emmy, Ghislane and I performing lesbian acts of foreplay on each other
while Jeffrey laid back and watched. Stroking his manhood in much
delight, he brought himself to climax, and the session was over within
moments. We all got dressed and went downstairs to the kitchen for some
refreshments. Like nothing had happened at all, it was all so bizarre for
me, the whole ordeal with them since this all began. I couldn?t understand
why Ghislane and Jeffrey had such an openly intimate relationship but
yet never regarded themselves as partners. They rarely kissed and never
held hands or even slept in the same bed. It was more like a sexual
arrangement between the two of them. She brings in the girls for his
peculiar taste and he supplies the lavish lifestyle she was accustomed too
before her family lost all of their fortunes. I wasn?t sure how to act or
feel, always obliging to their needs but reserved enough not to get
attached, as if there was this invisible hierarchy and by instinct I knew
my place.
We all hung out in the kitchen for a while before I asked when Juan
could bring me home as I had work in the morning and was tired. They
said no problem and called Juan on the intercom right away, but said
we?d all have something to talk about tomorrow. I knew it had something
to do with my employment trial and from the way they were acting
tonight, I could only assume I got the job, but you never know with these
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types of people. Their friendships and partnerships can change like the
weather.
I went home that night still confused on how I could let myself sink so
lowact like I enjoyed submitting my body and being
their new subservient plaything all for the fact that I was making
anywhere between $200-$400 for just a couple of hours. Then spent the
rest of the night regressing on the entire event in my head over and over
again. I battled those thoughts with the hope that I was receiving a
profession out of this and making good money in the meantime. All Ihad
to do was keep lying to myself long enough until I eventually believed it.
Arriving at Jeffrey?s on time the next afternoon, as I always did,
understanding punctuality was a sign of respect and I wanted them to feel
as ifthey had my deepest appreciation for the once in a lifetime chance
they had given to a girl of my history. This time when Juan answered the
door he told me Mr. Epstein and Ms. Maxwell were waiting for me
upstairs in the massage room. I began my hike up the familiar spiraling
staircase and through to the room where my arrival was being deeply
anticipated. They were already in the steam room awaiting me to join
them. I undressed out of my uniform and folded them in a neat pile,
which I placed upon the marble basin. Having one last look in the mirror
before I exhaling a deep breath as if I was plunging into deep water, I
knew today was a big day. I either accepted their offer and trade my
morals for opportunity, or walk away with the prospect of one day many
years from now trying to make it on my own which I knew endowed
hardships of there own.
So confused about what decision to make, Ijust opened the door to the
steam room and let them do the talking. Used to the routine by now I sat
below Jeffrey and began to massage his feet and legs as I listened in on
their ongoing conversation about travel plans for the next few weeks.
Ghislane and Jeffrey turned their attention to me and he asked me how
would I like to go see the big city of Manhattan. I told them I had never
visited New York before and it sounded like an adventure but my job at
Mar-A-Lago was only a summerjob and wouldn?t be able to get the time
off, especially that summer was so busy anyways.
Jeffrey then made his announcement, that I shouldjust quit my job at
Mar-a-Lago and become his permanent travelling masseuse. He then
further persuaded me with all of the luxuries that came along with my
acceptance. Rather than being paid $9 dollars per hour at my current job I
could be earning $200 dollars per massage, which he even said could be a
few times a day. Tomorrow we could be leaving Palm Beach together in
his private jet first heading to his residence in the upper east side of
Manhattan, also the largest mansion in NY, and would next be setting off
to the Caribbean, where he owned a secluded island just past Little St.
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James for a bit of relaxation. The temptation of his grandeur offer wasn?t
hard to give into, my vulnerability to be lewd into his grasp seemed
comforting at the time. The idea that females were nothing more than an
empty shell of beauty bound by only a body to offer was a notion I had
accepted a long time ago with my ?rst teacher, Ron.
My reaction had to be more than amusing for their egos, even though I
was excited to be traveling I could only imagine the likeliness ofhaving
to be at their beckon call as well. In my head Ijust told myself we all do
what we have to do in our lives to succeed no matter what it takes, and
with no one knowing the truth, Ihad no one to talk me out ofit. I
accepted his offer and knew from here on out I would be his servant to
his sexual desires until one day I would gain my credentials and only then
could I go out on my own and make it in this world that when so young
seems so unconquerable. The night advanced into the usual grooming of
his requirements, for the next hour and a half being exploited to satisfy
Jeffrey?s every sexual whim.
My mom cornered me that night, before I had a chance to avoid
speaking to anyone, heading to the shower then my bedroom, like I had
been the last week. She knocked at my door with a hostile look in her
eyes, Virginia, what exactly does an older couple want with a fifteen
year old girl, who has no credentials and with no experience in massage
therapy?? She used that stem tone of voice that she?s always had, when I
was in trouble.
Thus, as impressionable as Iwas, my blue eyes batted their innocence
in her direction and I flashed her a girlish grin selling her the pitch that I
had been given earlier that night. Not mentioning the other side to the
glamorous lifestyle I would soon be living in, I told her about the money
I?d be earning, the places I?d be seeing, the people I could meet and most
of all the trade I?d be learning. It all sounded so good, except it was a
bunch oflies I had to tell her and myselfto otherwise convince us, that
this was a once in a lifetime opportunity, and I had to take it.
She asked when all of this would start, and I as shocking as it was to me
too, I told her I had to go start packing. We were leaving the next
morning off to N.Y.C. At fifteen most girls would be sucking up to their
parents to go to a high-school dance or to go on a date to the movies with
a nervous chap, but I wasn?t even asking her. I was simply letting her
know that I would be away for the next couple weeks, maybe three and
would keep in contact when I got free time. Her daughter was lost a long
time ago, and shejust now realized it. Backing out ofthe bathroom, with
nothing she could say, she left me wondering to myself who I was
becoming.
Instead of driving me to work the next morning my Dad dropped me off
at Jeffrey?s mansion, he told me not to worry about calling Mar-A-Lago,
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he?d take care of it for me. We said our g00d~byes outside in the
driveway, Jeffrey even coming outside to meet with my father to shake
his hands and assure him that his daughter will be more than looked after.
I hugged my dad feeling like I was on the verge ofa steep cliff,
when he let go, so did the last of my innocence.
Juan drove Jeffrey, Ghisiane and I to Palm Beaches? Private Airport
and the luggage handlers escorted us on the tar mat where we all boarded
on Jaffrey?s black jet. Larry was his main pilot, he had shiny grey hair
and long lanky legs, but a very sincere smile that instantly made you feel
at ease. He greeted us at the staircase that led into the main cabin. It was
as lavish as I imagined it would be. The seats were enveloped in the ?nest
beige leather with polished wood grain ?nishes and there was a kitchen in
the back with an adjoining toilet. Jeffrey saw the amazement in my eyes
and to make it more thrilling he brought me up to the cockpit and let me
watch with a bird?s view ofthe take off. I was on a natural high when
I came back to the cabin and was instantly brought back down when
Jeffrey rested his bare feet on top of the reclined seat and instructed me to
get to work and start massaging him. My future was in his hands now, so
when he wanted something, I wouldn?t hesitate in giving it to him.
Chapter 6
Upon our arrival at New Jersey?s Private Airstrip, the driver Jo-Jo met
us. His name was most likely shortened for something of his oriental
decent, Jeffrey liked to shorten the names ofhis multi-cultural staff into
American names. Even Juan and Maria were known as John and Mary.
We arrived in the Upper East Side of Manhattan. His principal place of
residence was the largest home in Manhattan, eight stories of opulence. It
used to be a Private School for boy?s many years ago, until Les Wexner,
Jeffrey?s best friend and mentor bought it for him as a mysterious gift.
There were two large Chinese gargoyles outside the entrance, and
beside the heavy looking wooden doors there was an intercom with a
camera overlooking us. I walked up the concrete steps into a realm of
wealth, glamour and most of all in?uence. My eye?s glistened at the
splendor of his palace. Caramel colored marble tiles spread through the
?rst floor, where his gourmet kitchen and dining hall were also located.
Then I came to this sweeping staircase that curved into the next level
where Jeffrey and I went into his of?ce, even though it looked more like
a museum exhibit. Ancient draperies that told lascivious stories of their
own covered parts of the elevated walls, and the remaining wall spaces
were taken up by rows on top of rows of books. He loved to read, as he
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often found it hard to sleep and was comforted in the early morning hours
with his literature, or sometimes in other ways I would come to ?nd out.
There was a mantle piece and a sofa with two armchairs next to the grand
piano that flaunted more of Jeffrey?s beautiful conquests, young women
posing in salacious pictures, suggesting I could be easily replaced next to
one of those girls ifI failed in keeping him satisfied. There were also
some pictures with recognizable political and royal ?gures either shaking
Jeffrey?s hand, or with an arm around each other, even one with Jeffrey
and the Dali Lama, although his church was the bank. He liked to use his
power, wealth, and money to manipulate everyone in his life.
He made a phone call that sounded business like and I didn?t mind, I
was quite enjoying taking in all of the beauty around me, Iwas blinded
by all ofit. I was still waiting for him when, Ghislane came in. She asked
me what I thought so far of my trip to NYC, I knew she was talking
about the house, she loved to gloat, even though none of it actually
belonged to her, she wanted everyone to believe that it did. I
complimented her on the mid-evil looking tapestries and a few other
adornments, when she cut me off mid-sentence to compliment it herself,
telling me the history about one of the 17?? century tapestry?s which to an
unsophisticated eye, looked to me like a rug on the wall.
Jeffrey hung the phone up and walked over to the sofa where we were
sitting next to the mantle piece and took a seat on one of the armchairs.
He didn?t seem worried from the phone call but his mind was de?nitely
somewhere else from the hard look on his face. We all spoke for a few
moments more about the splendid de?cor before Jeffrey had enough small
talk and needed some of his own relaxation time. He told Ghislane he
was going to show me to the massage room and he?d be back in a couple
hours. She agreed he looked like he could use some time to unwind and
with that wry grin of hers, she gave me a look that told me precisely how
he was expecting to be relaxed.
We left his of?ce all together, Ghislane going downstairs, and Jeffrey
showing me to the lifts. The lift looked like it?s original that came with
the school. It was made out of brass antique with archaic cuts throughout
the arches at the top. It wasn?t the only lift in the house, but certainly the
most beautiful. We walked down a long hall carpeted in a royal red and
golden trim, passing by a bronze pagan statue of the horny little goat God
?Pan?. How adequate, I thought, ?t Jeffrey to a tee. We walked into this
dimly lit room. Another daunting chamber that looked like we had
stepped back in time to the dark ages. It took a second for my eyes to
adjust to the darkness, and Jeffrey beckoned me to follow him through
the room to the open adjoin shower, toilet and steam room. The room was
in black marble to accent the dreariness, and smaller than the one in Palm
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Beach, but it had it?s own witchery feel to it. Another unseen sideto this
Man I was coming to know.
We both undressed and Ifollowed Jeffrey into the steam room ?rst. He
loved feeling clean, teaching me that the steam would deplete the toxins
from your skin, which was great during a massage when your blood flow
is being replenished. I grabbed his foot out ofinstinct, knowing I had to
be constantly on alert to keep this man satis?ed. He looked down at me
with a nod and reclined back against the wall as the steam pored in, this
was his idea of alleviation. I worked up to his calves and within a few
more minutes, he said he was ready for his massage on the bed. We got
out and towel dried off, both still nude, he asked me to stay undressed,
then we headed to massage bed in the middle of the room. He lay down
on the bed and told me to turn on the CD player on the wall hutch, where
all of the oils and lotions were set out, I hit play and a collection of mixed
classical began to fill the silence. I could tell he wasn't in
one of those moods to be uplifted with idle chat, so I remained silent,
letting him enjoy my slow movements, making my way up his body. My
instincts told me I was right about his mood, as he seemed to appreciate
the quietness of moment and the leisurely of the strokes I was using to
massage him. When I got to his scalp he turned over, and grabbed my
hand to put on his erect manhood. No words spoken yet, I took the
gesture and initiated what 1 had been taught over the last week. While
pleasing my master his hands groped my young flesh, penetrating my
insides with his ?ngers, he was only concerned with what he wantedtest drive and he was pressing his new
gadgets. His soft moans were soon brought to louder heaves of breath and
myjob was done. No intimate kisses, or sweet pillow talk. He showed his
appreciation with money, never attachment. We concluded 'with a shower
and he told me he had some business to conduct. He walked me to the lift
and told me go to the next level and my room was the first one on the
right, it had an intercom in which he can contact me when needed.
I hit number 5 on the lift and took his directions to my room. I opened
the door to this massive loft, the size of an adequate house. I walked
down the long hall and my eyes took in the magni?cence of my
surroundings. It was a room fit for royalty, and later would ?nd out had
been stayed in by some. The room was trimmed in gold paint and had
another eerie tapestry on the main wall as feature. There was a TV and a
huge king sized bed, with goose feathered comforter and pillows.
All of the glitter from Jeffrey?s lifestyle he was offering me ?nally
covered the last bit of sight I had left and I let go of my consciousness.
Excited by my enthralling day, not having anyone around to have to act
reserved, Ijumped into the soft bed and lay looking around, thinking
about how quick life could change based upon one swift decision. Dazing
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into the artistry, the intercom buzzed on the telephone next housemaid letting me know Jeffrey wanted to see me in his of?ce
now. ?Already? lthought to myself, I wasjust getting settled in. I was
worried I was going to get lost in this ancient museum, but I got myself
back to his Of?ce with no trouble, it was kind ofhard to miss. I knocked
at the ajar door and Jeffrey called for me to enter. I walked over
to his desk, where he wasjust ending a phone call and he opened his
duffel bag full ofmoney. ?I?ll be out at my other office for most of the
day, so instead of being locked inside I thought you should go do some
sightseeing for the day since it is your ?rst trip to the Big Apple? He
didn?t count how much he was giving me he just handed me a bundle out
of the banded $100 dollar bills. He knew just how pull the right strings,
making me squeal in delight and give him a kiss in the cheek, since we
were never really emotionally intimate, it would be odd to act in any
other way, but he seemed to like it.
I ran upstairs to get dressed for ?City? shopping and put my make-up
on, then hit the streets of NYC, looking for a place to start spending this
load of dosh. When I got to the end of 72"d street on 5th Avenue, I had no
idea which way to turn, left or right. I thought l?djust follow the lights
past Central Park and see the local sights on my way. My eyes were once
again peeled back in splendor. I had never imagined a place so busy with
the hustle and bustle of all the walks oflife. My first stop was to buy a
disposable camera and I was off taking photos of every wonder that
caught my attention. I didn?t do much shopping as I had planned too; I
was having too much fun exploring this capacious metropolitan.
When it started to hit dusk I began walking back to Jeffrey?s but not
before stopping off to enjoy a giant slice of pepperoni pizza, it was the
best I had ever had, and considering I was going back to Jeffrey?s
chickpea and tofu salad?s or such. I really hated the healthy cuisine
served by Jeffrey?s personal chef. I was a naturally skinny girl, never
watching what I ate and to eat that food I might as well have chewed on
hay. Istrolled back to Jeffrey?s and was missed. Ghislane scolded me
?You shouldn?t have been gone so long young lady?, ?We need to know
where you are at all times, you are on call for Jeffrey? I started to
apologize, feeling guilty, I didn?t want them to think I didn?t take my job
with them seriously. She cut off my explanation with a short conclusion
to this conversation ?We will get you a cell phone tomorrow, so we can
always ?nd you?. I thanked her for her generosity, and she dismissed me
to my room. So I wasn?t even needed after all, it was just a way for her to
place me deeper in their control. The next few days I was on call, as
Ghislane said I?d be. Venturing out to the city for only an hour or so at a
time, I looked most forward to my outings. I would return to Jeffrey?s
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mansion to attend to his sexual desires and when he was ?nished with
me, I?d be off to my adventures.
On the day before we were to be heading back to Palm Beach, Jeffrey
had a new proposition for me. i could make double the money I was
making, ifI would look for pretty girls and convince them to come back
to Jeffrey?s to be further persuaded with money to engage in bi-sexual
and sexual acts with Jeffrey and I. I asked him how does one actually
propose such a thing to a complete stranger? ?Well? he said in a build up
to another kind of lesson. ?If I were you I would use your charm to entice
them and my money to bring them, I would tell them you work for a
multi-billionaire who has a taste for young, beautiful girls and with his
contacts in the acting, modeling, or rich husband world, your boss could
help them, All they have to do is come meet me first.? wasn?t so
naive at the time I would?ve seen that?s exactly what he was doing with
me, my prospects were massage credentials, but with too much pain from
my past, I could only have hope. Not that I was a shy girl, but picking up
girls for one reason alone, only to be endorsed for her body, didn?t sound
like something I could do. But not wanting to displease my master, I told
him that I would give it a go. You could tell he was instantly excited with
my agreement, he started to reveal the politics of what kind of girls he
was looking for. He wasn?t into multi-cultural girls, a very chauvinistic
perception; he said they had to be uniquely gorgeous to be accepted by
him, but definitely no African-American girls, he was racist against
anything different to his kind, a very narrow minded way of thinking for
such a supposed brilliant man. The list went on and on. No girls with
tattoo?s or piercing?s, or gothics, no drug users, or prostitutes. Basically
he wanted everyone?s daughter that looked like the girl next door, with
blue eyes and blonde curly ringlets. Ijust nodded and smiled, wanting
this to be over with and move on to another conversation, but so worked
up from our previous talk, instead he persisted to show me exactly what I
was good for to him. He took me up to the highest loft in his large
mansion and he lay down on his large bed, expecting me to know exactly
what he wanted done. As always, I complied. Part ofine hating him for
having to degrade myself to be so subservient to his sexual whims, and
another part of me was telling myselfto be grateful for the opportunities I
was being given.
The batties in my head were beginning to cause me too much anxiety,
when we got back to Palm Beach, I asked my Mom to make me a
doctor?s appointment for some headaches I had been getting lately, so she
wouldn?t question me. I walked out of the doctor?s with a prescription for
a mind-altering anxiety tablet called ?Xanax?, not only did it help with
anxiety but it also acted as blanket over terrible memories. So when I had
to perfomi degrading acts, I would take a few pills and forget what
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happened within the next hour and be able to become someone without a
battling conscious.
I spent my sweet 16'h birthday on his island in the Caribbean next to
?St. James Isle? he liked to call it ?Little St. Jest?, his ego was as
enormous as his appetite for fomicating. was given a birthday cake and
a new collection of designer make-up from London. Ghislane made a
joke after I blew out my array of candles and said, ?I?d be soon getting
too old for Jeffrey?s taste, and soon they?d have to trade me in.? She was
only halfjoking in a sad reality though. A few days after my birthday, a
girl was ?ying out to the island to join us for a few days before ?ying
back to N.Y.C. I was introduced to a pretty girl a few years my senior,
named Sarah. She had long ash blonde hair and big brown eyes that
hinted she had a cheeky nature. She had known Jeffrey before 1 had, and
he was supposedly trying to help her get an acting job in LA. She was
obviously accustomed to the lifestyle he provided her, making it ever so
apparent with her prompt attention she lavished on him. She would do
things like strip nude and bathe around the swimming pool, taunting him
for sex. She was good at what she did, even putting me at ease with her
cool persona and funny jokes. Jeffrey told me privately that she was one
of his best at procuring young girls into her entrapment and delivering
them to him when he was in town, and when it came to time in the private
chambers with Jeffrey, Her and I, it wasn?t hard to comprehend. She was
devoted to the moment, giving Jeffrey every imaginable lustful desire he
could fathom. On the last night there we all took a trip over to St. James
to go for a stroll, odd I thought, it was past 7pm and Jeffrey rarely strayed
out past then, unless it was some event or dinner party. While Ghislane
and him looked the average couple strolling arm in arm through the
streets, he said to Sarah and I, ?Why don?t you two hit the night club here
and see if there is anyone interesting to bring back for the evening?? It.
was more of an order than a request and then I knew why we came out
tonight and why Sarah was invited, tonight was all about training, and
Sarah was going to show me the ropes in picking up girls. Although there
was no one to accustom to Jeffrey?s distinct taste to bring back, watching
Sarah flirt from girl to girl like a ?oating butter?y, gave me enough
insight into what I was expected to do.
Within Months I had become his handy little helper. Not only would I
run to his beckon call, but I also aided Ghislane in bringing in more girls
to keep the appetite of our sexually starving chief from going hungry. I
once asked Ghislane, why she did what she did for him, instead ofhaving
a common monogamous relationship and getting jealous like normal
partners would? She replied simply ?It takes the preSSure off me having
to do it?. That said it all, we were all under the shade ofJeffrey?s money
tree, and not even someone like her could escape from its lure.
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Just like Ghislane had trained reiterate that
onto other girls and thus the cycle of girls trying to climb the chain of
hierarchy would start all over each time I brought a new one in. The
sessions rarely differed much. They would mostly start out with Jeffrey
on top ofthe massage table already naked and me leading a girl into
massaging him until his instructions came to remove our clothing and if
they agreed to that, then Jeffrey knew he had them in his pocket, and
could do what ever else he wanted. He was never tumed down in the
many years I stayed with him. Never being shy, he would tell us to start
kissing each other or depending on what he wanted we would perform
erotic acts sometimes with him fondling us, or just masturbating while he
watched. On explicit occasions, sex toys would be used on us girls,
making it all the more exciting for him to observe. Ending with a
payment of$200 for the new girl and $400 to me for bringing her. He
would then wait for us to leave before adding the events details of names
and payments in a little black diary he kept with. him wherever he went,
so if he were in anyone of the city?s he lived in, he would always have
contacts for sex.
I was slowly climbing the ladder, as Jeffrey was happy taking me
everywhere with him, within the States. Merely at home I distanced
myself from my Family altogether and with Jeffrey renting me an
apartment in Royal Palm Beach as well as a. plush furnished apartment in
NYC, there was hardly a need to see them. [just couldn?t face everyone
thinking they all knew what I was really doing travelling around with a
man old enough to be my grandfather who supposedly only wanted me
for massages. Much further convincing myself ofthe lies I told myself, I-
took a liking to theXanax, it felt like it was all a dream at times, even
meeting up with old contacts from school years who experimented with
drugs. I was flying around the country, seeing so many places in America
I had only heard about in Movies and making more money than anyone
my age and loving it. My friends didn?t believe the lies I told them about
only being a massage therapist, some of them even asking ifthey can
meet Jeffrey too. At this point in my life my heart went missing for a
while and I stooped so low, I was even bringing my friends, Ijust saw
them as easy commission. When [wasn?t playing servant to my master, I
was partying hard, eventually using ecstasy pills, acid, and marijuana to
disillusion the times I would?ve had away from Jeffrey to think about
what 1 was actually doing with my life. I realized something one day
while I was alone, although I had Jeffrey to attend to sexually, it was not
gratifying. I needed someone to come home to, someone I could call my
boyfriend and that showed me emotion not just a job to get done.
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Chapter 7
A knock came to my apartment door one lazy afternoon while we were
in Palm Beach. I looked through the peephole and didn?t recognize the
once familiar face. I asked from behind the closed door ?Who is it?? The
voice of the reply was one I wasn?t anticipating to ever hear again. It was
my Junior-High crush and childhood friend, T.J. The last time I saw him i
was a runaway and he had let me stay at his house for a few days, telling
his parents nothing, he kept me hidden away in his room. At nightfall he
said to knock on his window and I could jump through and stay the night.
Until I was picked up by authorities during school hours and questioned
why I wasn?t in school they did some resourcing finding out I was a
runaway, then delivered me back to my angry parents.
?Oh My God- You finally answer your door girl?, and in a whirlwind,
T.J stormed back into my life. Even moving into my apartment, secretly,
within two weeks of his anival. He had changed so much from the last
time I had seen him. He used to be this hard looking rocker type, now he
was cleaned up wearing preppy clothes and shooting out Tupac Lyrics.
He had the same old big brown eyes though, and when he told me he had
heard I was back in town but he was unable to ever get ahold of me he
just kept knocking at my door every so often, I was sold. How sweet I
thought, he must care about me ifhe was so intent on approaching me,
not even thinking he would?ve spoken to the girls from ourjunior-high
circle and they would?ve mentioned him I was back in town, what I was
doing and where to find me. We were a drug-induced romance, which
budded from fake emotions the affects made us feel. He got what he
wanted, a free ride and not having to work, and I got what I deserved, a
man who could let me go away with this multi-billionaire I regarded as
my second boyfriend.
Ididn?t want to alarm Jeffrey in me having a boyfriend so I kept it
quiet, until during a massage I was giving to him one afternoon. We were
having a conversation about some of my friends, the party girls I had
brought in to meet him. Jeffrey started asking questions about the
different types of drugs they used hearing them speak abOut it in his
presence. I thought a person on drugs would be all strung out and
looking like hell, but the girls you know look great? he stated face down
during the massage.
That?s when I told him I had been dabbling in ecstasy lately too, and
thought it was the most amazing feeling one could even fathom. I tried to
describe the euphoric feelings it gave me and even joked with him about
wanting to pet anything furry that was around and then there was the
constant need to ?ick my tongue-ring around my mouth. It was great
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having such an open conversation about things Jeffrey had never
experienced before and he seemed okay with everything I was telling him
as we were having a good laugh together, so I thought I could push it a bit
further and tell him the truth about T.J, since it was bound to come out
sooner than later I?d rather not the latter, when it would look even worse
that I kept the truth from him for so long.
?Well why were opening up about things together?, I continued by
saying had met someone from my past and we have been hanging out a
lot lately. When I haven?t been travelling with you I have been with him
and I was wondering if you minded if I started to see this guy.? He started
to laugh out loud, ?Are you serious? Of course not, no one in this world is
monogamous, why would I expect you to be?? I was smitten with relief,
but a little bit dis-heartened when I heard him speak that way and I
wondered to myself if he?d had his own personal encounter with
heartache.
Of course the evening concluded in the same way it always had, the only
reason I was really even there in the ?rst place. Upon his request I
straddled him on top of the table and let him explode with pleasure inside
of me. Thinking the entire time about T.J, I felt so terrible but I quickly
had to wipe the thoughts of guilt from my mind not to give Jeffrey the
wrong impression. So I had myself busy with two men in my life, but
that?s not what I really wanted for myself. I wanted an occupation that
would eventually set me free from depending on a man as my source of
survival.
I asked Jeffrey before I left for the evening, when my real training was
going to begin and he liked my assertiveness. I thought it meant to him
that I was taking my job with him seriously, but it was all part of his
master plan to keep me by his side. Within a couple of weeks of my
persistence, Jeffrey introduced me to a couple of real working massage
therapists, not only with credentials but with their own clientele too. I
was in awe of their teachings, it all made so much sense about the body
and what they were saying. I felt like I had picked myself up out of the
lurches and had a direction again.
was in the middle of another training session, with Jeffrey the
recipient as usual, being it was rare for Ghislane to ask for a massage
unless of course it was for Jeffrey?s own pleasure to watch the punch line
of the session, when I was shocked to hear Jeffrey ask one of the
therapists to now remove her shirt. He had no shame I thought. Even
though she was above his usual age criteria, she was still a pretty woman
in her early 30?s with curly blonde hair and had an athletic body for a
mother of two children. She didn?t hesitate in his request. It looked like
something out ofa role-playing porn scene with the therapist removing
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her white uniform to reveal her beautiful nude body and a much darker
side to her personality.
I couldn?t believe it at first it was such a state of shock and I began to
question myselfifthis was normal in the massage profession to expect
this kind of clientele to request such degrading tasks even though they
were professionals. At the end of the session she was paid $300 dollars an
additional hundred for helping to train me as well, and I was paid my
usual $200 dollars then we were both invited by Jeffrey to join him out
by the pool for a cool dip. With Jeffrey making a few phone calls while
her and I undressed again for a swim, I wanted to ask her a few personal
questions about what she?s come to learn about the Massage Therapy
game, but -I never got the chance as we werejoined by Ghislane moments
later. She was asking how my training was going and booked the
therapist in for herselfin the following morning. Where she was invited
back to do another training session with me. It didn?t take me long to
?gure out why. I
I was at my apartment when I received a phone call from Jeffrey, I
thought it was the usual call to come over to his house, but be surprised
me. Instead I would be going to the exclusive hotel in Palm Beach
tonight, The Breaker?s, where I would be meeting my ?rst ever clients.
Only told their first names I was given some instructions and the address
where to meet Glen and Eva. They were a married couple with one on the
way. I was quite concerned when I heard she was pregnant, being I really
didn?t know the body that well and didn?t want to in?ict any wrong doing
on the unborn baby but Jeffrey insisted I take this job. .lust massage her
gently where she wants to be rubbed and to save all of my energy for
Glen?s massage, since it was going to be a four-hourjob. In an
emphasized tone of voice I was being coached by Jeffrey to treat Glen
with exactly whatever he wanted,just like I do for Jeffrey himself. It was
my last bit of preparation before he sent me out to his friends and my first
taste of responsibility in upholding his reputation.
At around seven pm I took a taxi to the'address I was given and found
them on the residential side of the giant hotel?s extensive property. When
I arrived in their apartment it was a far cry from the lavish place I was
expecting, still really nice but had a cozier family feel to it. It wasjust
beginning to get dark when Eva and I went into the Master Bedroom and
she undressed to reveal the ?rst naked pregnant body I had ever seen. It
was fascinating to see her in the later stages ofmaternity, and strangely
enough it was a miraculous and wondrous sight. She was a former model
and one of Jeffrey?s many entourages from his past that had gotten to old
for his taste and was married off to a wealthy colleague ofhis.
Lying down on the bed I adjusted the pillows to try and make her more
comfortable and I began to massage her as Jeffrey had instructed me to,
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softly and slowly. So at ease with her nude body she even asked me to
massage her swelling breasts, in a non- sexual way. Not knowing any
other way but that way, I was trying to oblige in her request doing the
very best I could to relieve her but couldn?t help but giggle to myself at
the very sight ofthis. She said she was very happy at the end of the
massage and rolled over to go to sleep, asking me to tum out the light at
the end ofit. I closed the door gently as if not to disturb her, and went to
find my other client.
The apartment?s lights had been turned out for the sleeping children and
I found Glen awaiting for me in the lounge room where I had to call out
?Excuse me?? as I couldn?t see him in the dark. There was a throw rug on
the ground that he had already placed out as he began to strip down in
preparation of the massage. Lying frontwards facing me with his exposed
and ever growing manhood, I asked him to roll over to begin the
massage. He complied with a cheeky smile and from his eagerness to
show he was not shy indeed, I already knew where this was going to end
up.
I found it much more strenuous to massage on the floor but I wouldn?t
let that hold me back I wanted to have a career and this being my first
ever clients, I didn?t want them to disapprove. Nearly four hours after I
had gotten there I was still hard at work. Mentally preparing for the end
of the session he let me know when he was ready to begin the other side
to my job and just like Jeffrey did the first time, he requested me to take
off my clothes starting with my shirt. When I complied, the requests kept
coming in and before I could change my mind and run away, I was
having intercourse with this man that was so comfortable doing all of this
while his pregnant wife and children slept in the room beside us. When
he had climaxed, we both got up and dressed and he paid me a large tip
even though Jeffrey would be the one to actually pay me for my time
spent there. Just like it had all started, it had also ended so quickly and
now that was that. I had to accept what my duties were and now I could
go back to Jeffrey who would be further pleased in my demonstrations to
keep him happy.
I was called the next morning to come over to Jeffrey?s mansion that
afternoon for lunch, a swim and of course a massage session. Knowing
all too well they?d be expecting the gory details of last nights events with
my new clientele. I came there at as requested and sat down for a
light lunch and a swim. Jeffrey was mostly conducting business from his
offside pool office, but he came to ask me if everything went well the
night before. I told him I did everything asked of me and I am quite
con?dent both my client?s were more than pleased with me. He gave me
a quick grin, before he headed back to the office, throwing a purple grape
down his throat as he walked away.
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Lying out on one of the pool decks blue and white striped lounge beds
I was waiting for Jeffrey to finish his business so I could give him his
massage. He never took too long with his work, unless there was
something wrong and then we would all have to wear his mood but today
he seemed fine though, when we went up the stairs he told me we would
be leaving for his ranch in Santa Fe?, New Mexico in the morning and I?d
need to be packed and ready tonight. They loved leaving in the spur of
the moment, Jeffrey once said he checks with his pilot Larry on the best
weather before he heads to a different destination. I enjoyed spending
time at his ranch being it was my favorite of all of his residences. He had
a lavish Mediterranean looking castle on top of a hill that over looked his
extensive 7,500 acres of property. It has an indoor pool, gym, and all the
trimmings of extravagance I could only imagine. I had a great time on the
quad bikes, Sarah and often got scolded for tipping one over going to
fast or trying to go up a steep hill, but we knew those weren?t the things
he cared about, so it wouldn?t matter. My favorite of it all was his little
town with it?s own ?re station and truck, stables full of horses, and little
cottages where the housekeepers and ranch hands lived.
On my own time I would take one ofthe quad bikes down to the
stables and saddle up on one of his beautiful horses and go for a ride in
the open terrain. It was coming up to the end of a very cold winter and it
still had the snow covered mountaintops and brisk air that I loved to take
in during my many trail rides. I have been an experienced horse rider
since my childhood, and could honestly pinpoint some of the best
memories of my life being on the back ofa horse. 1 acclaimed with thrill
in my voice ?Great, I?ll get packed as soon as I get back to my apartment?
he threw in ?Pack for a few weeks, as we will also be making a pit stop
to LA for some business afterwards and then to 1 was used to
these round trips with him, it was great as was saving loads ofcash and
about to buy myself my first car.
Jeffrey, Ghislane, Emmy and I all left the following morning, as
planned. Arriving in only a few hours at his awe-inspiring Santa Fe
Palace was always a delight. Still frisk in the air, my petite frame looked
even smaller in these gigantic overcoats. Nonetheless I was looking
forward to spending time out in the fresh clean air and open land. After a
few days ofleisurely spending our time on the ranch, we went to the
Indian markets in Albuquerque for a bit of shopping and sight seeing.
Jeffrey wasn?t the most off road kind of guy, so when we went sight
seeing it was more like museums, boutique shopping, and local art
galleries. Still a splendid trip thOugh. With me picking up a few nifty
collectables to bring back for my family and knowing how much my
mom loves Indian apparel, I thought it would put me back in her good
books for awhile, I hoped at least. There was some time to put a
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little water under the bridge between my folks and I. With my life
heading in a different direction I didn?t see any use in holding on to so
much hate especially that I didn?t even have to see them that much.
We got back to ?Zorro Ranch?, the name Jeffrey chose to call the
massive land he bought to build his fortress on, and Jeffrey told me that
he was looking forward to one of my famous relaxing massages and with
that notion he gave my bags of shopping to one ofthe many housemaids
who greeted us at the front door and asked her to bring my bags to the
exquisite room I was staying in. We headed straight downstairs just past
the massage room and there is an indoor heated pool, shower and
spa. First Jeffrey wanted to warm up in the spa underneath a decorated
ceiling of clouds and blue skies. Starting the massage in the spa I rubbed
his feet while he reclined into the spa?sjets. We spoke of the museum and
some ofthe knick-knacks I had bought and I thanked him for the
turquoise earrings and necklace gift, joking about
not ever knowing what to get for him, being that he was richest man I?d
ever known. By no far means did we ever have any kind ofa mutual
respectful bond between us, but there was a signi?cant softer side he
began to share with me that was different from how he treated his other
girls. Maybe it was my feet that ?lled the shoes for that time being, or the
fact my novelty hadn?t worn off yet, but what ever it was I was getting
confused from the double-sided life I was leading.
He got up from the spa tub shortly thereafter and asked me to come
wash him in the shower. It was nothing unordinary to me, I was used to
his need to be nurtured and pampered. I performed his request with a
cheerful mannerism, letting him think I was taking care of him out ofmy
sheer sweetness. I got the towels ready for him to get out ofthe shower
and towel dried him, patting his skin instead of rubbing as previously
instructed. ?You know you have a very maternal instinct, you?ll make a
fine mother someday?, he would constantly acclaim at my gentleness.
hope so? I replied, i. would love to have my own babies one day, but not
any time soon?. Laughing at the very thought ofthat.
We walked up the steps and through the French doors into the gym?s
adjoining massage room. It was smaller room than in his other houses,
placing the emphasis on the large massage bed in the center. I grabbed
another clean towel to keep him warm while I prepared the music, lights,
and oils. He liked me to use mostly lavender or other aromatherapy
scents, which reminded me of woodlands in the spring. Always enjoying
the beginning of the massage, I put my heart and soul into training in my
profession. I could just close my eyes I would see only with my hands the
areas that needed the most work, and even though I wasn?t a professional
yet, Jeffrey could feel and told me there wasn?t many that could please
him during a massage being untrained. I?m sure now it was just
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something he?d say nice to all the girls, but in the time I had known him I
could honestly say it wasn?t like him to compliment girls in any other
way than regards to a sexual performance or their looks. I was flattered at
his praise and when the massage was over, so were the sentiments. I was
back to being used for my body and what I could do with it.
With him satis?ed and off for a nap, I could go do what ever I wanted,
like usually I would go down to the stables or something adventurous, but
today I was in a melancholy mood, just wanting to relax and unwind
myself in a giant tub in my bathroom. I got out some of the oils I used on
Jeffrey putting them in the steaming water and popped two of my Xanax
pills, forgetting about my troubles and focusing on the quiet moment at
hand, just wanting to soak up the peacefulness of it. Nearly slipping away
to sleep in the tub, I was startled when I got the call on the intercom to
come down for dinner.
Everybody seemed in good spirits at dinner, which helped to lift mine.
We all ate our meals and went into the movie room to watch a newly
released movie. It was a ritualistic scenario, most nights that everyone
was at ease we would all sit in one of his various located movie rooms
and hang out together. Just as he always would Jeffrey asked Emmy and
me to both grab a foot during the movie that night and just keep
massaging through the film. We were always on call for duty, no matter
where we were or what ever time it was. He would just plop a foot up or
pass over his hand at any given time and require a massage, even ifthe
film went on for over two hours, I would still be required to sit on the
floor rubbing his feet or hands, and even his scalp at times. After the
credits had rolled Ghislane got up to close the door to the room and I
knew she had received the signals herself and would proceed to
manipulate, violate, and use us to satisfy Jeffrey?s urges once more before
he went to bed.
The blue illumination from the empty TV screen was glaring in the
tenebrous room as we watched her undress in a light that relied on the
reflection of the moon through the windows peek to show it?s proceeding
display. She walked back to the sofa where I was sitting at Jeffrey?s feet
still rubbing away and uncovered her shirt displaying ample bosoms for
his appeal. Approaching me like a lioness hunting her prey she stood me
up and led me to the other couch across from Jeffrey and situated herself
on top of me, sliding her ?ngers through my dress to unbutton my attire,
revealing my girlish figure and two small peaks. Pushing my head into
her breasts I was being fondled by Emmy at the same time, which took
her cue when she saw Ghislane look in my direction, From an occasional
glance upwards, I could see that Jeffrey was up to his methodical foreplay
stroking his manhood while watching the build up to his main event.
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Ghislane was ready too she would insinuate we do the same to her. She
urged me downwards, until my head was between her opened legs and
giving into her wanton indulgence. Twenty minutes passed before Jeffrey
exerted his last energies for the night, the only advantage of being with an
old man was they could never last long.
Departing to our own separate quarters for the night, I called T.J for
condolence. It was so important for me to feel like I had someone out
there who saw me as more than a pretty girl with vulnerabilities. I needed
to maintain some sort ofa connection to my youthful side. But it would
be to no avail as I was getting used to being badly disappointed by all the
men in my life.
Chapter 8
The phone nearly rang out and as was about to hang up the receiver
when he finally picked up. On the other end of the phone I could hardly
hear T.J above the background noises. When I asked where he was he
told me ?At our place baby?, meaning the apartment Jeffrey had rented
for me to be staying in alone. He already sounded off his chops
elongating his words and slurring his speech. There was music pumping
and people shouting behind him and every one sounded like they were
having a great time. I was so sick of his friends coming over using my
house as a place to party and then trashing it so bad I would even have to
sometimes throw my furniture out. i blew up at him over the phone and
threatened to kick him out, back to his parent?s house, so much for my
relaxing evening I thought to myself venturing on to tell him ?You leech
off me using the money I leave behind for you for drugs and throw these
gigantic parties while I?m away.? Also mentioning the disastrous messes
I would come home too. am so close to ending it with you?, I would
openly threaten, but he knew better than I did, that I just couldn?t bring
myself to do so, needing some attachment to my youth through all of this.
?Don?t worry baby? he would say attempting to soothe me with his false
words going on to tell me how much he was missing me and how he was
always thinking about me when I was away which was like all the time.
I. would soon be buttered up and soft for serve. This was my penalty for
choosing a guy that accepted my lifestyle with my ?Other?Man? as I had
so eloquently put it to him once as not only acceptable but deemed it
?Cool?. The conversation ended with an easy good-bye and no ?I-Love-
You?s? or anything sweet. We weren?t those kinds of partners yet, so
much time spent away from each other and the lifestyles we both led, I
couldn?t expect much more from him than what we already had.
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Jeffrey and i left two days later, heading off to Carmel in California for
a business trip ofhis, leaving Ghislane and Emmy to catch a commercial
?ight back to NYC, where we would meet up with them later. When we
arrived at the hotel we were given badges for the meeting tomorrow and
settled into our rooms. We got adjoining rooms, keeping the doors open
at all times, but sleeping in different beds. He liked sleeping alone, even
after a late night session I would always go back to my own room. I think
that?s why he liked me so much I never put pressure on him to become-
intimately more than what we were already, never giving him the
impression I wanted more than what we had. It seemed to keep him
happyjust the way we were together. I hung out with Jeffrey that night,
going to a restaurant for dinner and afterwards watching a movie back at
the hotel.
The next morning we went for an early morning breakfast before the
conference and Jeffrey gave me some money to go shopping instead of
attending the all day meeting with him. I was more than obliged to accept
his request, and wished him a good day before planning to meet back in
the room around six pm. He gave me five hundred dollars. He said it was
just enough to go have fun for the day and a girl of my means could ?nd
plenty to do with that kind of money. I walked around the many
boutiques that lined the streets of the picturesque cozy town, and picked
up some bits of clothing here and there and even met a girl who was
passing through on a road trip. She was somewhere in her late teens with
golden sunshine tresses, olive? skin and blue eyes. Her name escapes me,
as it was so unexpected, I think it was Tina or something like that but she
was your typical California carefree chic, offering me a few tokes of her
jay as we ducked down a side street together. I was so happy I had met
this girl, as she was fun spirited and charismatic a. relief from the social
expectations I had come to know lately, but always being ?on-call? as I
had been trained up to be, I ended up inviting her back to meet Jeffrey at
our hotel later on as a surprise for him. Maybe she was just a bit too
carefree for Jeffrey?s taste but anyhow she was pretty enough to let him
be the judge of that matter.
Over the next hour of hanging out together I found out that she was on
a road trip with her best friend who was still sleeping offthe hard night of
partying from the night before. She was originally from the southern
states as she had a bit of draw still left in her accent, and she had recently
left her boyfriend because he was leaving for a college too far away not
believing in long distance relationships. Then it was my turn to dish out
my contribution to the conversation of getting to know each other better. I
always got anxiety before I would tell a girl what I did for work and
romance (as such), morally l. was ashamed of who I was especially with a
girl having led somewhat of a normal life. Next, as always, I expected to
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be probed with so many more questions and having to make Jeffrey
sound ideal and hot for the taste ofa young girl and knew I would be
point blank lying, so I told her some of the truth which was that he was
really rich and paid good money for a massage and useful to have around
as a contact. I told her he?d give her two hundred dollars for a two?hour
massage with me leading the way and warning her he was known to be
frisky during the session. Unexpectedly she said she could use the money
and then came the part that I hated the most, but had to do so they
wouldn?t be as shocked as I was the ?rst time I had met him. ?He does
like us to be nude though and sometimes asks for more than just the
massage itself?. All I could do was wait for a response after a shocking
sentence like that, and depending on the girl, most were sadly taken back
by the money. Her carefree attitude seemed to disillusion for a moment
when she gave it some thought and asked me ?He?s not like, fat and ugly,
is he?? No. . .no. . .not at all? I replied, ?He?s got more ofa Richard
Gere appeal to him?. Trying to make him sound a little more measurable
than just a rich old man that likes to be with girls younger than half his
age. ?Well then, what time shall we meet tonight?? She asked next.
Great, I thought, Jeffrey would be most pleased with my find. ?Knock on
my room quietly, you?re going to be a surprise. Be there at around half
past seven tonight and I will introduce you to Jeffrey?. She threw the butt
of the secondjay we shared in the bushes and we strolled into a
homemade fudge boutique to get some relief for the munchies we now
had.
When I got back to the hotel at around a quarter to six o?clock pm as
requested I?d be, nobody was back yet, so I took the time to set up the
oils and bath in my room for his massage tonight. I thought Iwould plan
it so the girl would be cleaning off, as Jeffrey liked before he had sexual
contact with a new girl and he could walk in and be surprised to find a
strange beautiful girl in my room who wanted to massage him. Jeffrey
walked through the door not long after I was done prepping for the night
ahead, looking like he had a rough day at'the office, which was very rare
for him. He sat down on the bed and I asked him how his day was. He
didn?t want to talk much about it, saying it was boring and long, rather
asking what I got up to for the day. Being coy about having ajay and his
unexpected surprise to come, I told him it was a great day of shopping
and sight seeing and I even brought him back some local made fudge
from the shop that had fulfilled my chocolate cravings only hours ago.
Telling him ofthe places I ventured into Imentioned to him ?We?d
have to hit the fisherman?s wharf tomorrow. I saw some locals walking
around with breadbaskets filled with creamy clam chowder and it smelled
absolutely scrumptious.? He said ifthe weather were nice we?d check it
out tomorrow before we left for LA. He wanted to take off his jeans and
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collared shirt and put on his normal attire of sweatpants and a sweatshirt.
Ushering him out the door for dinner when he was more relaxed I was
lucky when he said he was starving and quickly got dressed. Wejust
found a quite spot to eat that was next to the wharfand got back to the
hotel just in time for our surprise guest. He wanted to go have a shower
and settle down for a massage, so I told him I?d join him in a minute, I
just had to make a phone call real quick which he thought was odd and
asked me if everything was alright, I reinstated that I?djust be a minute,
trying not to let on about anything. The knock came quietly on my
room?s door just on time, as we had planned and I told her my idea to
surprise him. I let her into the bathroom where she orchestrated my plan
perfectly. Jeffrey ?nished his shower without me and when he called out
for me I told him that I needed him to have a look at something in my
room real quick. Not giving in to what it was that he would be looking at,
he came into the room where I opened my bathroom door to reveal a
beautiful nude girl bathing in a thick amount of soap bubbles in my tub
looking at him with an alluring intrigue. His grin went from ear to ear
when she stood up and introduced herselfletting the bubbles run down
her glistening body at an ever-slow pace. It was a proud moment for
Jeffrey, I had done well in his eyes, and she was not like the other girls I
had brought to him before, degraded from a lifetime of abuse off the
streets. This girl was exactly his pro quo looking sweet and innocent as
the girl next door. My efforts were to show him I knew that my only
responsibility was to keep him happy at all costs. I led her through the
massage on Jeffrey and of course afterwards gratifying his perversion
with his lustful requests to be fondled and watch us become more than
just friends. I didn?t feel too bad at the time with his coercion providing
many ?nancial rewards making his scheme enticing to a young,
impressionable teen not realizing the terrible memories left to come from
all of this. Afterwards he paid her the usual two hundred dollars he gave
to everyone for their time and took down her name and phone number
writing it in his infamous little black book of the contacts he met in every
city but only the ones he really liked made it down in his records.
We went out the next afternoon as I had suggested last night and we ate
our clam chowder breadbaskets over looking the wharl?s bay, watching
the seals playfully barking at each other on the rocks nearby. Shortly after
we were driven to the private airstrip and took off for Los Angeles. On
the plane was an unexpected visitor. Matt Groening the producer of the
?The Simpson?s? TV show was catching a ride with us. I was so excited,
as I loved watching his show and acted like a star struck fan, asking him
everything from his initial idea for creating the show to where he got his
characters from. He told me it was all based on his own family make up,
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but without the crazy father and son scenes of Homers hand around Bart?s
throat.
I was enjoying our conversation, when Jeffrey insisted that I give Matt
a foot massage throughout the duration of the short ?ight. I never turned
down a client but when I saw the shape ofhis feet, I nearly threw up at
the thought of having to touch them. He had yellow crusty toenails that
even someone with a chainsaw would?ve had troubles cutting through
and then there was the ?uffy balls of leftover pieces of sock wedged
between the crevices of his sweaty toes, now that was the real icing on
the cake for me, no way could I attempt this I thought. Then I had an
idea. I went to the back of the plane and rinsed a wash cloth in warm
soapy water and returned for his dreaded foot massage but not before
attempting to clean them first.
In return for my services Matt was kind enough to draw me two quick
sketches on blank paper from his briefcase of my two favorite characters,
Homer and Bart. I asked if he would make them out to my little brother
and dad, the true fans of the family not missing an episode during dinner
over the past ten years or so. Next to the A-4 size drawing he was able to
fit in the quote ?To my greatest fan from Matt Groening? and their names
next to it. I knew they?d absolutely love it, and it was such a nice gesture
his feet were no longer an issue as I laughed it off and even made a joke
to the comedian about getting a pedicure before hitting beaches.
The flight was only short and we arrived in busy L.A within the hour,
saying Good-Bye to Matt, who was a pleasure to meet. Jeffrey had a
meeting at a production studio for one ofthe girls he was keeping lured in
his grasps, so we were off yet again for more business. We were staying
with one of his old girlfriends, Jeffrey?s code for ?She got to old for my
taste, but was still nice enough to keep around?. She was a tall blonde
with blue eyes, a stereotypical Barbie doll. In her younger years she had
been a successful model and now lived on the beaches of Santa Monica
with a sweeping view of the oceans landscape as her backyard.
The next morning Jeffrey and I went out to breakfast. He said Sarah
Keller, would bejoining us with another one of Jeffrey?s girls I hadn?t
met yet, her name was'Nadia Bjorlin and she was a Yugoslavian model
turned aspiring actress, with the help of Jeffrey, as he so proudly
remarked at the table before they arrived shortly thereafter. She was a
stunning brunette with olive skin tones and shocking blue eyes. By far
one of the most beautiful girls I had ever met before. She and Sarah
approached the table, shopping bags in hands already in the early hours of
the day. They both pulled out a chair and showed us their new pair of
Jimmy Choo?s they had bought on their way here this morning, and
excitedly asked for Jeffrey?s opinion. He loved the doting attention and
anyone who could make him feel important. We all went back to Sarah?s
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apartment that Jeffrey rented for her on Malibu Beach. This was the ?rst
time Jeffrey came to visit and when we got there you could see why. It
was a tiny one-bedroom shack, too small for his likes of accommodation,
but she loved it and it was plain to see why, the waves lapped underneath
her porch twice a day, what else could anyone want. Before even walking
through her door, you could hear the commotion of excitedly screaming
females voices coming from inside. There were about five other girls in
Sarah?s living room and she had invited them so Jeffrey could have a few
different girls to choose from. Jeffrey looked at Sarah and smiled, aren?t
you sweet, as all the girls rushed to introduce themselves, hoping for the
opportunities Sarah had offered them to come in the first place.
We all had some coffee and biscuits while the conversation kept getting
louder and louder, every girl trying to talk over the next one. Jeffrey
could handle only so much ofthat before getting too annoyed. Instead of
choosing one of the other new girls, Jeffrey wanted Sarah to show Nadia
and I into her bedroom. He was anticipating the introduction of his two
favorite girls together, what mischief he had hoped we would get up to
was apparent when he asked where Sarah had kept her play toys and not
the fisher price ones. Sarah brought out quite a collection of her personal
toys and was giggling on her way out as she shut the door. Suddenly the
room behind us went quiet, probably hoping to catch a moan or groans
too laugh at and I felt so degraded having everyone knowing exactly what
was going on. Knowing my duties well I was baffled this time as there
was no ritualistic massage wanted. He immediately instructed us to start
kissing and fondling each other with the provided toys straight away
seeing his excitement grow watching us try and out do the other one with
pleasure, he couldn?t keep restraint any longer and started to have
intercourse with the both of us, taking his erect penis out of the other to
only swap to the other girl, back and forth. This continued for a good
fifteen minutes or so while we continued to engage in lesbian acts on
each other while the other girl was being subdued by Jeffrey?s thrust?s of
penetration. Nadia wasjust as dutiful as Iwas in fulfilling his demented
requests, willing to lend her body to Jeffrey and those he sent her too, for
the sake of keeping her acting career and putting on a good act at that.
She was never competition though. Once I found out where she actually
came from I took pity on her for the similar life of servitude we were both
accustomed too and not that we ever became good friends but we had .
reason to relate to each other.
Later on Jeffrey,_Nadia and I went to a production studio in LA, where
we had to meet with Nadia?s agent as well as the producer of?Day?s Of
Our Lives?. The meeting lasted five minutes, with everyone in consent to
the proposal. We flew all the way out there to talk about money, only to
be leaving that evening back to NYC. On the way to the airport we
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stopped at a ?fties looking diner and got a cheeseburger and vanilla
milkshake, the ?rst and only time 1 saw Jeffrey eat what I considered to
be real food. Seven lanes to drive in and the freeway was still lined
bumper to bumper in the heavy rain. The sound of downpour on the
rooftop of the taxi and the ofthe windshield wipers was making
me sleepy. I was looking forward to sleeping through the long ?ight
back. Thank goodness we had a private jet to catch back, the trip would
be comfortable and not rushed to get there on time through the daily peak
hour traf?c. Jeffrey asked me what I thought of Nadia, more of a kiss and
tell kind of thing for him, so proud to admit some of his tenacious acts of
pedophilia to me that I knew most people would be embarrassed to even
think aloud but I said what he wanted to hear when he asked me what I
had thought of her on the way back. I replied, ?She is attractive, funny,
and seems to kn0w what she is doing with you.? Laughing at my
statement, he then started to tell me the history behind where he got her.
Five years ago when she was merely a teenager just tumed thirteen. Her
father had recently passed away, leaving Nadia?s mother in a tremendous
amount of debt and living in a third world country, she didn?t have the
means necessary to raise her own daughter. When Ghislane approached
Nadia for the ?rst time at a music school, she seemed like a maternal,
caring stepmother. Telling Nadia?s mother if she let Nadia go with her,
she would se to it personally that Nadia receive the best education and
chances in life to make it. in her customs it wasn?t odd for a young girl to
be married off to bring the family good fortune, so she kissed her baby
girl good-bye and sent her off to commence her life of servitude. I sat
there speechless listening to Jeffrey brag about his endeavor to get her
over here, shocked that he could stoop as low to use a barely teen to
oblige his sexual desires. He was laughing and giddy as he replayed the
memories of her arrival over in his head, painting me a horri?c picture I
had no choice but to imitate a smile to face him with.
No pretty girl is safe from the allurement of these villains procuring the
youth off of every street in the world. I knew that day more than ever
before those morals did not exist for people like this. Jeffrey once told me
that every girl he has had sexual relations with has bene?ted in their
career, ?nances, or an achievement in marriage with a successful
colleague of his. Mine was the massage career, ever so often still giving
me a lesson from a professional, which kept me quiet for a while longer.
I thought I was already knee deep in this world, if I gave up after putting
myself through all of this hell it would?ve all been be for nothing. So I
treaded constantly at a risk of being replaced by another willing
participant and playing the eager student he wanted me to be.
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Chapter 9
We met Ghislane and Emmy in NYC, and it wasn?t a blissful reunion
as I hoped for, wanting a break from all of this I wasjust looking forward
to getting back to Palm Beach, not leaving for a further four more days. I
got home late in the evening as Jeffrey invited me out to the movies after
we had relaxed at his house for a while after landing.
I put my keys through the door to my apartment and walked in to a
quiet house. Not thinking anyone was at home I set my suitcase on the
floor and put my cellphone on charge as I always did to be accessible for
whenever Jeffrey or Ghislane could call. I went to get a drink out ofthe
fridge when I heard some noises coming from the back of my apartment
where my bedroom was. I started back there and slowly turned my
doorknob to reveal T.J On top of another girl. When they noticed they
weren?t alone anymore, T.J got off her with promptness. i recognized the
girl from seeing her around at parties, and she was the town lowie,
scattering her trail of guys along with her presumable diseases, and I
wasn?t shy to verbalize that when she tried to open her mouth and calm
the heated situation between T.J and I. She didn?t like her cards on the
table in front ofthe guy she was screwing arOund with and got up in a ?t
of rage to attack me. Still nude with only my new white sheets to cover
her body, 1 threw her out of my house along with T.J. have been
paying your way for months, only ?nding out your sleeping with the
biggest slut in Royal Palm Beach, at least have some dignity and higher
your standards.? I didn?t really have a leg to stand on since I had started
this relationship giving him the knowledge I had a sugar daddy to answer
to above him. ?You?re gone all the time and with that old man, what did
you expect me to do?? He was right, I wanted what I couldn?t have, but I
needed some time to cool down and accept my situation. I loved having
T.J around to come home too, and he used to be my best friend in my
school days. I convinced myself ofthe lies 1 continued to accept.
Days later I was still not speaking with T.J, mentally adjusting to my
circumstances, I thought I?d have the day off to relax since I hadn?t been
called all day. Until about ?ve pm when Ghislane called and said Jeffrey
would like a massage in an hour. Grudgingly I got up from relaxing on
the couch, got dressed and put my make-up on, meeting Juan downstairs
a half an hour later. Jeffrey was already lying on the massage table when
I walked in, I started the massage being very quiet from my somber
mood, when Jeffrey picked up on it and said ?you know it?s not good to
massage people when you?re angry, you could pass on negative energy?.
I wasn?t sure if he was serious orjust trying to be nice so I could speak
about what was bothering me. Ending up not being able to contain my
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emotion any further I told him what happened with T.J and broke down
in tears, a little heart broken from living in such a lie. He tumed around
from his massage and sincerely paused for a second thinking he was
going to console me but instead he laughed at the very prospect ofmy
notion that monogamous relationships ever existed. ?Are you serious, he
was only doing what every guy in the world does, you can?t hold that
against him?. I replied in a lighthearted gesture ?whose side are you on
anyways?? His answer stuck with me for many years to come ?I?m on
your side which is why I?m going to save you a lot of grief with this one
tip, Never expect a man to be faithful and you?ll never be let down, it?s
just the way us men are genetically imprinted.? The remainder of the
massage I had to pretend like I wasn?t further saddened by his response,
but in fact having to act enlightened. I would never come to him for any
other relationship advice, ever again. He told me I?d be ?ne iijust
listened to my mentor. He still loved role-playing the teacher and me the
pupil, like the old days before he got rich and only used to be a college
professor. I ?nished the massage and ful?lled my sexual duties before
being sent home wanting to collapse in anguish.
T.J was outside my apartment door when I got there, his mom waiting
downstairs in her minivan just in case I kicked him out again. He pleaded
his guilt and promised that he would never see her again, agreeing with
me that she was the town slut and he screwed up big time. I let him back
into my apartment and back into my life for that matter but more aware of
the world I was being led into believing was of normal conduct accepted
by everyone in this sick world. Jeffrey was going back to N.Y.C and told
me to have a few days off before his assistant at his office would arrange
an E-Ticket on a commercial ?ight for me to join him later in the week. I
hadjust made loads of money from my previous trip and wanted to relax
like any teenager does, so I threw a hotel party that weekend on Singer
Island in Rivera Beach, inviting only a small group of friends to begin
with.
The hotel room quickly ?lled up with a flood of teens and the pumping
music was blaring. The room had a. balcony overlooking the pool and the
beach that became the smoker?s section. I wasn?t a real smoker at that
point, preferring to have a puff of a spiffed blunt instead so I made it my
rule to go outside trying to prevent holes in the carpet, but it didn?t last
too long when our forbidden walls came tumbling down. Making so
much money that I could supply my wild parties with an assortment of
drugs like trips, ecstasy, and coke as well as an abundance of alcohol, that
T.J had all the contacts for, made my fellow teens admire me. It de?nitely
gave me a head swell, thinking here I was so young but so grown up
already with all ofmy peers from high school looking up to me. 1n the
wee hours of the morning we were all still going hard with our eyes
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dilated into little black diamonds. We were all having in depth
conversations about life and where we would all end up when this
charade was all said done. Nobody got to sleep that night as the room
slowly dwindled in numbers as people were ?nding their way home to
recover from the repercussions of drugs wearing down out of their
intoxicated system.
When I?ew out to N.Y.C to meet Jeffrey the next day, I was still in a
horrible state. Not knowing what was wrong with me, thinking it was just
a bad come down, I rushed out of the elevator and down the hall to my
room, sweating profusely, to'make itjust in time to the toilet to throw up
bile again for the uncountable time since getting off the plane. I was
having intense cramps in my stomach and when I was called down to
meet Jeffrey in the massage room, I had to decline for the ?rst time. I told
the housekeeper that I was feeling very ill after the flight, maybe some off
food for lunch and needed to lie down for a while. Nobody came up to
check on me for hours or even called. Waking up from my much?needed
nap, I pulled back the expensive white sheets to ?nd myselfin a pool of
my own sweat and blood. I was covered in the red stains that drenched
the pants I was wearing. I had no idea what was going on, I could only
focus on the dire amount of pain I was in. In between the heaves of
throwing up and crying simultaneously 1 was able to reach the phone and
called the housemaid on the intercom. I told her I needed to go to a
hospital immediately and slammed the phone down only to fall back to
the floor hurdled in a ball. She didn?t hesitate in calling Ghislane who ran
up to see what was wrong. Ghislane then called Jeffrey who was in his
of?ce at the time and told him to hurry up to my level, stressing to him
that it was an emergency. Thinking they really cared about me for the
?rst time since I had known them, they came with me to the hospital with
me. Now I realize I was only a liability in getting them caught and they
needed to get to the doctors before I could say anything incriminating.
They were suspecting the worst now and seeing he never wore a condom
with me and from our previous conversations they knew I always made
T.J wear one, they feared the situation at hand.
When he saw the catastrophic state I was in at that point, it was the
housemaid who helped me get up and assisted me down to the car where
Jo-Jo was waiting for me. He drove us to either Lennox Hill Hospital or
Mount Sinai, I can?t remember, as it was so blurry in such a bad
condition. Rushed in for immediate testing Iwas uncontrollably vomiting
and in so much agony, I was given an injection to help me to subside the
intense pain. A nurse came in to ask who would pay for this and although
I insisted my parents insurance still covered me, Jeffrey persisted that he
take care of all the medical bills and gave the nurse his information.
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When the pain relief kicked in, everything and everyone dwindled
away until I felt like Alice in Wonderland who just swallowed the
shrinking tablet and everyone standing around me seemed to move so
quick, speak so loud and hover above me. When I awoke from my
induced state, I was alone in a different room. Not knowing at all what
went on but feeling a little better, I called in the nurse who looked
through my charts and checked my vital signs. Then told me the doctor
would be in shortly to inform me of the conclusion to my illness.
He was a tall man with dark hair, and a hardened look about him
obviously from his job and constantly seeing the worst horror stories man
could think of, he just bluntly told me I had miscarried in early stages of
pregnancy. I should be fine to go home as soon as my course of
intravenous antibiotics was complete. The news sunk in fast and hit a
deep nerve. I waited for the doctor to close the curtain before I let out any
emotion and cried for my disastrous lifestyle that was dragging me into a
world that I wanted to break out of. This reoccurring cycle of believing I
needed men like Jeffrey to succeed in my life was draining the last bits of
sensitivity left in my heart. I was picked up by Jeffrey himself who took
the doctor alone to the side of the busy hallway to have a private
conversation about something. Jeffrey wasn't comforting at all, instead he
sent me back home to rest for a couple weeks, and I only fell deeper into
a depression, using all forms of self medication to treat my sorrows.
Two weeks later, as if Jeffrey was trying to lighten my spirits, he told
me I would be going to his island to meet a new client He is a Harvard
Professor, named Stephen
. I would be spending two days with
him showing him around the island, dining with him, and treating him to
a massage whenever he wanted. Without Jeffrey even verbalizing the
need to have sex with him, he told me to keep him happy like I had my
first client. 1 packed my suitcase with island apparel, and kissed T.J good
bye, who had at least offered me a warm embrace upon the news of my
miscarriage but none other than that knowing it wasn't his.
Stephen was a quirky little man with white hair and a mad scientist look
about him. We arrived separately and I greeted him when one of the
housekeepers picked him up from the airport and arrived by boat, instead
of helicopter as Jeffrey and Ghislane often arrive on. We made our
acquaintances and he looked as if he was tripping over himself with
words, obviously delighted with his company and location for the
weekend. I showed him around as Jeffrey had asked and took him on an
adventurous quad bike ride around the small curvy paths, leading the way
and letting loose my hair, doing something that gave me a natural high
instead of the prescription one. The sights alone were breathtaking from
the mountainous peaks of the untouched parts of the island, we sat at a
cliff and just sat there, not saying a word to each other besides to
compliment the sights mother nature that appealed to us. I didn't feel as if
I owed this stranger anything but what was expected of me by Jeffrey and
I could be polite, f just couldn't be myself.
We got back to the main villa to see what time dinner would be se1ved
so we could have time to unpack and clean up beforehand. We both met
at six pm for dinner on the outside veranda. He sat at the head of the
table and I sat next to him, politely folding my napkin to put in my lap.
The first time Jeffrey and Ghislane had seen me cut meat and eat with a
fork and knife they were so appalled, making fun of my unsophisticated
habits. Ghislane took the fork and knife in her hands and proceeded to
show me how to politely cut my food and eat. Now that my mannerisms
had improved they wouldn't have to be worried about my etiquette when
someone important was around anyone. We both drank the red wine
supplied on the table and it seemed to wam1 me up on the breezy night
By the time dinner was served and another red wine bottle later, he
seemed to get funnier. I made fun of his tousled hair and he poked at me
for my skinny legs, calling me a wanna be- anorexic. When dessert was
brought out, he asked if he could receive one of the delightful massages
he has been hearing about from Jeffrey. I gulped more red wine down and
sweetly complied with his offer, dreading the moment I'd have to see his
naked body, let alone touch it. I asked the housekeeper Kathy that had
been serving us that night to please have someone set up a massage bed
in one of the cabana's. 1 went to my room to down a few Xanax, telling
him I wanted to freshen up after dinner but to meet me in his cabana in
twenty minutes or so. I was ready to go as I had said, twenty minutes
later, with the effects of the tablets mixed with the red wine, and I would
be free not to feel anything. He was still dressed when I got in the cabana,
obviously not accustomed to this and a lot shyer than what I had been
used to, I told him he'd need to undress and lie face down on the table,
putting a towel to cover his bare bottom to prevent him feeling
embarrassed during the massage. I gave the massage my earnest as 1
always had, and quickly got through having intercourse with him. Not
wanting to make any foreplay or anything extravagant out of it, I let him
think that's as good as it got, and by the smile on his face, I thought I bad
done enough.
The next day I took him down to the beach for a real massage under a
tiki-hut on the waters edge. ft was one of Jeffrey's favorite places to have
a massage, as he droned out to the sound of the waves and my gentle
therapeutic strokes. Afterwards we had lunch back at the main villa and
went back down to the beach to swim out to the water trampoline about
one hundred meters off the dock. He didn't do any bouncing around or
anything like that. It was just a good base point for a rest spot after a long
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swim. What was really cool about it though, was you could see through
the mesh and watch fish swimming underneath.
The rest of the afternoon we spent by the pool reading magazines and
eating fruit plates. Eventually he went to his cabana to have a nap later
on. That night after dinner and my mixed cocktail of Xanax and red wine,
I asked if he?d like another massage before I went to bed. He just wanted
to stay up watching movies in Jeffrey?s theatre room. As peculiar as that
request was to me I didn?t argue it, Ijust hoped I hadn?t disappointed him
in any way that could make it back to Jeffrey. I showed him how to use
the remote and turn off the T.V when he was finished before going to
bed. The next morning we were both catching a ?ight from St. Thomas
and we had no time for anything other than breakfast and packing, which
saved me from having to be too polite as we said our good?bye?s from the
terminal in the airport, both hurriedly offin separate directions,
thankfully. I arrived back in Palm Beach, only to be told to catch another
flight the next day to NYC, where Jeffrey would fix me up the money he
owed me for treating his colleague out to an entertaining weekend.
Chapter 10
I was ?xed up more than whatI had usually made for two days, which
was great because that car I had been saving for was finally within my
reach. I had been waiting for the freedom a car gives every teenager for a
long time, and now that I had over fifteen thousand dollars saved up I
could pretty much afford to go buy myself a nice car outright. Looking
much better than the last time I saw him Jeffrey acknowledged it. I went
to his office where he was waiting for me and he had a guest with him.
She was unusual looking to the common stereotype drop dead gorgeous
girls Jeffrey had normally introduced me to. Of Asian decent, her name
was Rena. Jeffrey had met her at an art gallery where some of her own
artwork was on display. She had a bubbly persona about her and I could
then understand why Jeffrey liked her so much, she fit into the
subservient category that he liked his girls to fall under. It was apparent
to me that they had already slept together in the short time span they had
met, as there closeness was oddly noticeable and I wondered what it was
he was offering to her in exchange for her body. I found out later from
Jeffrey that he was buying her artwork, promising her the world as an
artist, telling her he?d have her work in the all the museums in NYC and
the best art exhibits. Everyone was promised something, and seemed to
be bought off in someway or another to be in his company. It was only a
matter of time that the truth would come out.
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To my own amazement Rena was to be assisting me in Jeffrey?s
massage this day, not being a total knockout or anything spectacular,
looks wise that is, but for some reason he seemed intrigued enough. As
we made our way through his spectacular mansion she was in total awe at
every corner. Commenting on the present artwork and decor that we
passed in every hall, it no longer seemed so grandeur to me anymore but
hearing someone else speak about it in such excitement reminded me of
the days when all ofthis seemed so unforeseen.
When we got to the massage room, or ?The Dungeon? as I used to put
it for it?s medieval looking appearance, we out of custom all had a
steam shower, where Jeffrey expected me to walk her through a servants
duties, telling her to take his other foot and start rubbing in small circles
and stroking the arches ofhis foot Rena took the
instructions well and began to massage him too. When we all went to the
shower next and she followed in my exact lead washing his body as well,
Jeffrey absolutely loved the fact that two teenage girls were dually
pampering him. Jeffrey wanted to move to the massage bed and I had to
further begin to show her about the body, upon his accord. She mimicked
my every move up his legs and buttocks, keeping up with every stroke
until he could not contain his arousal any longer and was already
requesting us to start kissing each other, the start of the very reason we
had even met in the first place.
He blatantly stopped the massage nowhere near being complete and
turned over to announce his increased arousal in a physical abundance of
grotesqueness. Moving over to the small couch in the corner of the room
he made a space for her to lye me down on the massage table as she had
commanded him to do in such a domineering tone that he wasn?t used to
being spoken down to with. From that very moment onwards and from
the look on his face he was yearning for her to orchestrate an hour of
deliverance upon my meek nature. He started to stroke his erect manhood
as he was being tantalized watching her take over every inch of my body
in a dominating act of seduction. I was left breathless and soar after my
first introduction into the world of
Rena considered herselfa dominatrix, she loved bondage, whipping
hitting, and eventually cutting her sex partner with little sharp knives
until they subdued to her punishment in agonizing pain. She was
absolutely crazy if you were to ask me, and I couldn?t help but wonder
what got her into this in the first place. All I knew was that Jeffrey was
absurdly taking into the appeal of watching us two interact, often with her
acting as my mistress who would fondle me with an insurmountable
amount of whips and toys. Then she would love to finish off every
session by hitting me across my face with a hard blow from the back of
her hand and sneering over my curled up body showing Jeffrey her ability
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to make others surrender to her extreme force. She could be so opposite
all of the sudden and be tenderly intimate with Jeffrey stroking his penis
lovingly and even speaking in baby talk to him, which he seemed to
adore.
He loved us pairing up so much that within months he made Rena an
official even renting her an apartment at the same place he had one for me
during my extensive trips out to N.Y.C. Sending us out shopping together
at all of the underground seedy sex stores downtown we would bring him
back thousands of dollars worth of sexy out?ts, sex toys and bondage
material. His favorite one was a black leather studded collar that lead
down the back of my spine to cuff my hands and feet together, offering
Rena the most compromising positions to wield her af?ictions, one she
was excited to pick out for my usage.
She was good at eradicating my softer side though. Helping me forge
an unpredictable scenario of me turning the tables on her, making her at
my will instead of me always being at her twisted discretion. Jeffrey
loved the rivalry between us, both striving to dominate the other one but
to me it was just another way of surviving her punishment. All for show I
thought she was a madman let loose in a torturesome domain of violent
sex and unbearable beatings. I wasn?t sure how long I could hold off this
charade of M, I just didn?t want Jeffrey to think I couldn?t give him
everything that she could, always being replaceable in his company.
She and I could often come across 'as good friends to his blind but
it was only a matter of time before the animosity inside of me was going
to snap. Doing normal things too made it all half bearable. Having a lot of
similar interests we did fun things like go to the theatre to watch
?Phantom of the Opera? or visit several historical and art museums
together, afterwards treating ourselves for a giant piece of greasy N.Y.C
style pizza. Like i said, we really liked each other purely as friends but
the dominance in the massage chambers was taking it?s toll on our
strange friendship. One average trip back to NYC, she surprised Jeffrey
with a six foot by six-foot oil painting of her and I lying nude in a ying
and yang position facing each other. Although we were soliciting each
other with sexual innuendo the picture was still very carefully
orchestrated to perfectly portray the darker side of Jeffrey?s thrills. It was
an amazing piece of work, besides the iewdness of it, but she would?ve
known that?s exactly what kind of art Jeffrey liked. He was so astounded
by her gift as he had previously asked her to construct a small painting of
us together but was not expecting anything of this grand magnitude she
had presented him with. He lifted her from the ground and twirled her
around before he thanked her profusely and embellished her with his
profound gratitude, the only thing Jeffrey had to offer, he handed her a
small wad of cash as her payment. It was the most appreciation I had ever
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seen him show a girl. Obviously moved by her gesture, he got her an
exhibit in ?Metropolitan Museum of Art? where she submitted
her very own piece. She sculpted an image ofmy headshot out of clay,
shaping it with the strands of my long hair blowing across my face. I was
taken aback myself at her creation. She really did have an amazing talent
if not for her meaner streak s?ne would?ve been a great friend. I will never
forget Rena, for all of the ups and the downs we endured together.
It wasn?t too much longer before I finally had enough ofthe abuse in
the bedroom and I had to tell Jeffrey what I was feeling. She was getting
even more violent as time went on, and with her questioning me and
Jeffrey why she didn?t get brought on long trips with him, she didn?t get
the fact that she was just a tool for him to use. Jeffrey said he was already
thinking about getting rid of her off of his ?regular list?. He said she was
becoming too clingy and he didn?t like clinginess or jealousy. I never
even got to say good-bye or take the opportunity to keep her as a friend,
like a girtfriend to catch up with once and awhile, but that?s how it was
with Jeffrey, one day you sat under the blanket of his comfortably and the
next without any warning you could be discarded like yesterdays news.
She would?ve taken it hard but that?s the game we were playing and it
was for those who knew what lines not to cross.
I was further surprised the next day when Jeffrey gave me a thousand
dollars to go shopping in downtown Manhattan to find a classy dress, on
top of being sent to the exclusive beauty salon of celebrity stylist
?Frederic Fekkai? for a new look. It was amazing, to be pampered like
royalty. [walked out ofthere feeling like I had replaced a young girl with
a young woman, I felt beautiful. He had yet another surprise in store for
me. Ghislane called me and told me 1 need to go to a photo-developing
store and ask them for two I.D photos then bring them downtown to
Jeffrey?s Manhattan office. Weird request I thought. I was more used to
posing in full body shots being sexually exposed as a gift for Jeffrey. I
did as they asked and took my two photos into the office where Jeffrey?s
assistant was waiting for my arrival. Still not telling me what the
.headshots were for, she took them from me and told me to have a seat for
a second. A moment later I heard Jeffrey call me into the of?ce. like
what you?ve done with your hair, you?ve gone more blonde, suits your
glowing tan?. I replied with an appreciative ?thank-you? for sending me
to such a renowned and shopping money. I showed him my
finds for the day, an elegant off the shoulder navy blue dress that had two
layers that would swoosh and sway with my every stride. I couldn?t wait
to wear it on a special occasion, and I wouldn?t have to. The pictures I
had to bring to him, as he would proceed to tell me, were for my ?rst
passport. I was so excited, we were going to France for a close friend of
Jeffrey and Ghislane?s birthday party, famed super-model Naomi
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Campbell. I was so over-joyed with excitement, what girl my age with a
background like mine was attending socialite parties and globetrotting the
world. It only made it harder for me to see beyond the elusive walls I had-
put up to protect myself from the appalling truth.
We left in early April ?rst going to London, Paris and then our final
destination being St. Tropez in Southern France. If Hallmark had a
postcard, St. Tropez would de?nitely be on the front of it. It was beautiful
spring weather and every where you looked women were dressed in
bikini tops branded with some kind of designer label embedded into it
and the men were following them around like harping dogs in heat. In all
of the elegance of the Mediterranean, ?La Bastide De St. Tropez? was an
impressive landmark. Jeffrey and Ghislane were staying in one of the
private cottages, on the park on the grounds, while Emmy and I stayed in
separate quarters inside the hotel. The old style cobblestone streets were
lined with boutique shops and beauty parlors. It was the hedonistic
stomping grounds ofthe beyond rich and famous.
The next day we went out to lunch at the grand opening ofthe
infamous Nikki Beach Club, where a cheap glass of champagne costs
around two hundred dollars and if your not keeping the alcohol
consumption flowing like water, you?d be asked to leave to make way for
the constant ?ow of prospectus patrons. That?s where I first got to meet
Naomi Campbell. She was wearing the typical attire strutting around
southern France, a bikini top and a wrap around mini skirt to go
over the swimsuits bikini. She was so tall and stunningly beautiful. Her
charisma was energetic, funny, and everyone seemed to hang off of her
every word and laugh at her every joke. Ghislane and Jeffrey kissed her
cheeks and wished her a happy birthday, and then I was introduced and
followed in their suit. She was surrounded by a league of assistants,
friends and fans, which didn?t make it easy for us to all converse but she
got enough time in to invite us abroad a yacht ofa fellow she was ?kind
of seeing? at the time for the before party ahead of tonight?s event. We
went back to the hotel and I gave Jeffrey a massage in his room before we
all headed down to the pool to soak in some of the year?s first sun?s rays.
I loved wearing my new ball gown and feeling like a princess. It was
absolutely sensational and made me feel as if I ?oated in the dress. I
swept up my long hair in a twisted clip, only letting down a few curly
strands and layered on the mascara. Receiving many compliments
throughout the evening when we eventually left the Yacht to make our
appearance at the main birthday bash, I couldn?t help but feel excitement
for the party to come it was the first celebrity birthday bash 1 had ever
been to. Being introduced to model after model and the rich men that
followed them around became dizzying. Jeffrey sat back and watched as I
buoyantly worked the dance ?oor, coming back to the table where he
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was, only to grab another glass of champagne every now and then. Every
so often he?d introduce to me to someone new, pulling me aside to show
off his eager young masseuse to his fellow pedo?s. These people had so
much money pouring out oftheni. I don?t know why he even thought
they?d care in the first place. It made me feel good though. At least I
knew I made him proud to have me in his company.
Being surrounded by so many ofJeffrey?s colleagues and his
likeminded people that were considered the most sophisticated and the
highly esteemed of today?s world nearly made the way I was living lately
more fathomable, at least to myself. I thought if everyone looks up to
these people and they are all accepting of it, it must be just the way the
world tums. I danced with a young prince that night and with all of the
help from the bubbly champagne I couldn?t remember his name for the
life of me. On one of my trips back to the table for another glass, Jeffrey
leaned over to quietly whisper in my ear that it was a prince that I had
actually been dancing with and I didn?t phase me in the least way. I went
back to the dance floor and continued to let my hair down. it was a fun
bash, the entire crowd sang ?Happy Birthday? to Naomi and by the time
we got back in the car to retreat for the night, I was giddy from the
drinking and dancing all evening. We had a guest in the car, and
apparently we had already been introduced, but I couldn?t even remember
his name in the first five minutes of our meeting again. He was the hotel
owner of some large chain in America called ?Hilton". Staying at one of
the cottages near Jeffrey, he saw it quaint to loan me out for a night?s
massage to ruin an ?almost? perfect evening. Jeffrey told me to come
back to his room after I was finished with Rick, thankfully he reminded
me of his name but also odd I thought, being so late I would?ve never
imagined Jeffrey could stay up this late but 1 never made a fuss out ofhis
requests. I gave him affirmation of my understood instructions and
headed off with this stranger into the darkness.
I dimmed the bright lights in his bedroom to a softer tone as if it might
aid the vision ofthis short, balding man with straggling remnants of curly
brown hair left to show for the remaining bits ofyouth left in himundress and lay on t0p of the towel that I had picked up
from the neatly folded pile at the end of his bed and spread it over the
duvet. I didn?t want to waste a second in his place, getting right to the
very reason [was even there. Turning around while he was getting
undressed, being our first time together, I wanted to give him the
impression I was actually a therapist and not a finale to the end of the
nights entertainment. Not exactly what he had in mind though, given that
my impression was already made for me when Jeffrey arranged for our
meeting in the first place. His chuckle to my response was condescending
as he came up behind me and unzipped my dress which ?oated to the
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bottom ofthe floor as he was saying ?You can?t really expect to give a
massage wearing this, here sweetie, I?ll help you out of it.? He just
wanted to see the hidden bounty my clothes were hindering his eyes from
seeing. Ijust went about my way trying to get his hands off lie down for a massage. Making quaint conversation with him
was pointless as I was trying to send his thoughts elsewhere other than
the apparent perverted schemes replaying in his mind from the heavy
breathing he was making and the looks he was giving to me. I was using
all of the tricks in the ?turn-off" book even asking him about his wife and
kids.
Unquestionably he was in seventh heaven turning every one of my
distractions into another ?attering compliment. He was saying things like
love what you do you to me, I have never felt like this before, come
stay with me and I will pay you double, no, triple whatever Jeffrey pays
you!? Knowing he was just a drunk idiot, I wasn?t being iured in by any
of his offers of money or a privileged lifestyle, I knew these cages all too
well and I was better off sticking with the one that I was at least
accustomed to already. Holding back any composure now, he was going
extremely wiid ravishing at my body trying to tear off my panties like a
hungered wild animal. After all of the champagne I had drunk that night
it gave me the nerve that I needed to know exactly how to handle perverts
like this one, who had been no different from every other shmuck in my
life, and I quickly shut him up with a blowjob lasting no longer than two
terrible minutes. It had only been shy of a half an hour before I was
already getting quickly get dressed and hurrying out his cottage door.
When I got to Jeffrey?s cottage I rushed through the door and told
Jeffrey and Ghislane, who were sitting front of the ?replace reading a
books, that I never ever wanted to see that guy ever again. When they
asked me what was the matter, I told them of every thing that had
happened that night even how he offered me to come work for him
getting paid triple. I established a lot of trust with Jeffrey that night. He
asked me why I didn?t accept the offer and I responded with Who
would look after you, ifI were gone?? Like a caring grand father would
do, he pulled me into his chest for a hug and told me that it meant a lot to
him. It was so late and I was so tired but I still had to give Jeffrey his
massage that night. He asked me to just rub his feet as he fell asleep, and
thankfully he was out like a light in no time. The next morning I took two
headache tablets and a ginger ale instead of a coffee. Trying to contain
my hangover as best as possible behind a pair of sunnies it was mid
afternoon by the time I had felt like myself again. We spent the day Yacht
hopping, soaking in the sunny weather while Jeffrey and Ghislane caught
up with old acquaintances, Emmy and I were just accessories to look
good on the arms of them. The next day we wrapped up the tail end of
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our trip and commenced our flight back into the US, was paid a
generous amount and set off to go car shopping as soon as I got back to
Florida. Through a private seller, I was able to pay out right for my car. I
got a Dodge Dakota in cherry red, and immediately had an impressive
sound system put in. She was my first pride andjoy and taste of freedom.
I would love to drive her down to Lakeworth Beach to sit in my car and
watch the waves while I listened to my stereo blare music and puffed on a
jay. Letting the rest of the world pass by while I sat back and watched
them walk past wondering to myself what their story was about.
I turned seventeen that summer and had accumulated a string of exotic
destinations that I had travelled in such a short time. I was given more
make-up and a pair of diamond earrings from Jeffrey. Ghislane oniy
wished me a happy day, wondering at times if she felt threatened by
Jeffrey?s and my closeness. We went to the island after we left NYC and
I asked If Sarah would be meeting us, mentioning it had been a while
since we had last seen her. He said he had some bad news about her.
Expecting the worse, thinking she had gotten hurt or something, I was
astounded when Jeffrey told me that she had been sent to his island with
one of his friends for a couple days and when the housekeepers were
cleaning her room and they found a stash of cocaine left out carelessly in
the bathroom.
He said he had no choice but to let her go. Addicts with no respect for
themseives or his wishes had no leeway in Jeffrey?s book. He didn?t mind
that I dabbled in drugs once in a while as long as I never brought them
along with us on any trips, except for my Xanax, which he didn?t mind
because it was pharmaceutical and most of all wouldn?t cause him trouble
being a legal narcotic. Sarah took it too far when she crossed international
borders with an illegal drug, risking her welfare and almost costing
Jeffrey public attention. She lost her apartment and contacts in the acting
world, only hearing from acquaintances once in a while that she was
sinking deeper and deeper into the black hole of addiction. It was sad to
find out, as I always did like her.
At the island, Ghislane hadjust recently obtained her helicopter pilot?s
license and wanted to get some practice airtime and flew Jeffrey and I to
St. John where we picked up Alexandria Cousteau, the grand daughter to
the inventor of the scuba tank and underwater explorer Jack Cousteau.
Ghislane was out to set us affright in the air, but it was all talk, she was
actually an impressive pilot. Stiil a daredevil though, she got her kicks
out of hearing us fret on the ear-muffs intercom?s. Jeffrey made it clear
that Alexandria was a guest when I was told to adhere to her if she
wanted a massage, which I obliged her with several times during our first
meeting. It was Jeffrey who instigated that her and I reenact as lovers in
lesbian acts of foreplay and penetration. I couldn?t imagine a girl with
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such high prospects lowering herseifto something of Jeffrey?s standards,
but I later found out through Jeffrey that he had donated money to her
continuous exploration into marine life and habitats. She had followed in
her family?s footsteps, all of them involved in Marine Biology in some
way or another. We actually got along really well, she was a real decent
girl, and loved talking about her passion, everything underneath the
waters surface.
When I wasn?t busy giving massages to everyone around, her and I
would hang out together. Often we go swimming in the clear pool
of ocean that the Caribbean had to offer. Once we swam out so far not
paying attention to our location and were carried out to sea by the current.
We took turns on the backs of each other, taking breaks against the strong
ocean tide. It was almost a possibility that we nearly drowned out there, if
it weren?t for some guys on a boat out ?shing for the day when they
caught us in their view. They picked us up and brought us back to the
island where we were reprimanded by a worried Jeffrey and Ghislane to
first of all let someone know where we are going at all times, and never
to lose sight of the shore while out for a swim. After that learning
experience I took their heed and proceeded with caution. I had a
newfound respect for the ocean and it?s mysteries.
Having such a lover ofthe water as a guest, made Jeffrey want to
explore parts of his Caribbean he had never seen before. The next
rimming we were met by a scuba instructor in St. James and given a few
lessons in how to use the gear and more tips like how to descend slowly
to the ocean floor as not to cause blood clots as well as visual hand
signals to communicate underwater. It was so exhilarating beneath the
waters surface. No voices to listen too, only the enchanting sights to take
in. We explored the surrounding reef and found a large squid, many of
sea urchins, and the magni?cent colored coral that housed a many of the
rich variety?of the local species of fish. It was such a great sight to take
in. Holding a pennanent mental picture of those adventures to carry in my
head for all times.
We all had such a great time that Jeffrey hired the same scuba
instructor to come out the next day to scuba dive the safer parts around
his island. We got bored quickly with not much to see but seaweed and a
fish here and there. It didn?t take long before Ghislane decided for us all
to explore other numerous locations by boat, Jeffrey needed a bit of
convincing at first and the instructor was quick to assure him that he
knew his way well around these waters. of course he would say that, he
was getting paid a hell of a lot to do this in the first place, why not extend
it a few more hours?
The clear water glistened and the tropical array of marine life was on
display as we wanted to stop at so many places but you could see as
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beautiful as it was it could be as equally dangerous. It took so long as we
had to veer away from so many desirable spots. Finally we found a good
place that the scuba instructor thought was safe. He buddied us up into
pairs and we jumped off the back ofthe boat into the aqua blue
waters beginning our descent slowly into the darker regions of the oceans
floor. We were situated on open water with a cavern of reefs to venture in
and around down below. It seemed to be quite a. choice to scuba in, one
that our guide said he wasn?t familiar with but to alleviate his bored
clientele deemed safe to swim around.
It was Jeffrey and the Guide together, Ghislane and Emmy, and I was
paired up with Alexandria. Miles, the houseman, came with us and stayed
on the boatjust in case something went wrong and lucky he did. We were
all too far under the water to hear his alarming screams of distress when
shadow?s lurking in the murky distance started appearing closer and
closer. Ghislane actually looked frightened for once as she gave us the
signal to start ascending upwards, reminding us by holding her ears not to
go up to quick or as we were previously warned before we could pop a
blood vessel in our brain and hemorrhage to death, not a very lovely
image but neither was getting torn apart by sharks.Those giant shadows
became clearer and soon enough we could recognize their indistinct
species as the terrifying and more aggressive breed of sharks, the
hammerhead. Grabbing Miles hand I was the last one ahead of the Guide
to get on the boat imaging the worst as I waited behind Emmy and
Alexandria who were the next to follow after Jeffrey and Ghislane I was
in too much shock to scream or cry, Ijust told myselfI had to stay calm
to get out of this alive. Unlucky for us we found out later on that we were
in their breeding territory and being sent a clear message that we were
soon to be on the menu to their feeding frenzy.
We all felt like we had cheated death and I know it wasn?t only my
heart that was still beating out of my chest when we headed back to
Jeffrey?s island. Jeffrey was pale as his designer sheets and looked like he
had aged another ten years in such a scared state. Ghislane took the heat
off herself even barely taking a notice of beforehand and decided to poke
fun at all of us frantically scurrying to get out of the water, it wasjust her
nature, as I had never seen her move so quickly either. We got back to the
island and all collapsed our fatigued bodies in our own beds for a long
nap. Freshened up and much more relaxed we regaled our horrendous
story again over dinner, this time in laughter. The following afternoon
Ghislane piloted us all in the helicopter to St. John?s Airport and we said
good-bye to Alexandra where we all parted ways. I met her a few more
separate times in Palm Beach at Jeffrey?s Mansion, but she wasn?t a
regular of his, probably not as easy as the troubled girls were to bribe.
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Chapter 11
Throughout the remainder of the quickly passing year I was on a
constant move with Jeffrey. Attending various dinner parties, mostly with
other esteemed billionaires and widely acclaimed scientists. Jeffrey likes
to surround himself with the most brilliant and powerful of minds, ?lling
his little black book with some of the most esteemed and even infamous
people in today?s wealthy society. It was during those intellectual
gatherings that my body was also put on the banquet menu but this time
for a powerful senator George Mitchell and another prominent Nobel-
Prize winning scientist who?s name would be mentioned but for all the
life ofme can no longer remember. They would be only some of the
recognizable ?gures of the high society that became added to my list of
clientele, of course being introduced to for a lot more than just a client of
massage.
As an amusement to Jeffrey?s associates 1 also knew my place was to
entertain but not to every desired content. was to show them a good time
but not the way I would have to use technique and effort for Jeffrey. The
very teachings from Jeffrey himself, or my tutor, as he liked to so
eloquently put it. Consistently being used and adored for the likeliness of
my youthful looks i was becoming very accustomed to my lifestyle with
Jeffrey, never really relaxing into it, butjust accepting this as being as
good as it will ever get for me. i didn?t think I should be complaining,
wasn?t I being offered a. life in exchange for servitude? Just letting the
signs of my anxiety and depression pass me by while I blanketed them -
with my pills, suffocating under a blanket ofpain is all I was really doing.
I spent Christmas and the New Years holidays with Jeffrey in N.Y.C,
who doesn?t celebrate the occasion, as he is of Jewish descent. Not that
he was a religious man anyways, I never even saw him celebrate
Hanukah either. We stayed at his ranch in Santa Fe for a week,
then left for a long plane trip to Paris, France where we all suffered jet lag
for the next twenty four hours. We all stayed in a grand hotel with a view
the Champs? Elyse.
Emmy and I shared a room and with her gifted ability to make new
contacts in just a few hours, she brought out ajay to share on the rooftop
at nighttime while we were overlooking the lit up Eiffel Tower. We never
got really close as buddies but we both knew what we were indebted to
and felt each other?s sorrows. All four of us went out shopping at Chanel,
Ralph Lauren, and many other little exclusive boutiques the
following afternoon. As a gift Jeffrey bought me a white terry clothed
goose feathered sofa and had it sent back to my apartment in Florida, and
bought some new tapestries to have sent back to Santa Fe for his ranch.
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We also visited his up and coming Paris apartment. It was a modern,
typical ?at being refurbished, and we went to see how it was all looking.
Jeffrey liked to fuss about every detail and harass the builder?s about their
work, changing last minute details at a whim.
Days and many croissants later we left for Spain feeling bloated and
sleepy. We only stayed in Spain for the afternoon, going to see another
astounding Moroccan castle for Jeffrey to replicate at one of his many
mansions. It was only a short plane ride to Tangier, Africa for more
castles hopping. We arrived at the historic landmark and the only five star
hotel in Tangier called El Minzah in the village of Ville Nouvelle. The
city and outskirts were still very hostile at the time, females being warned
to not walk the streets alone and not to leave the house after dark or be at
risk of being raped or worse.
When we got to the room, it was oozing with every expected bit of
extravagance that a luxurious historical palace should offer until I was
greeted with a pile ofmonkey poo in the very middle of my bed. Not a
happy camper I called Jeffrey, Ghislane and Emmy into my adjoining
room and they all had quite a. good laugh at my expense. Within a
moments notice of a complaint call to the front desk and we had an
attendant cleaning up my bed linen. The cleaner noticed the window was
still opened, he warned not to leave it ajar at nighttime just in case
another monkey wanted to make himself comfortable in my quarters.
Ghislane joked that maybe I should keep it open 1 might find a suitable
husband before I get any older. Always the instigator ofa good joke but
unable to take one herself she didn?t like when poked back that it was
more in her recent taste ofmen, since she loved to brag about her
rendezvous with her various lovers. Once she came back giddy as a
schoolgirl with an explosion of news, with all the build up and excitement
in her voice you?d think she was the next crown princess, but she had
given George Clooney a blowjob in the bathroom at some random event,
she never let that one down.
We all went to explore the towns surrounding Moroccan castles and
meet their royalty that lived in them. Jeffrey?s personal interior designer?s
met us at the residences. They walked around hurriedly, scribbling notes
into their clipboards and whispering between themselves. The palaces
were historically unique and beautiful but I wondered how could they live
so grandeur behind these walls when they lived in a city of such poverty
stricken squabble. Beggars lined the streets, people couldjust go missing
and no one could care less, and you heard of barbaric murders happening
every night. Against the advice of the Palace Attendant and Jeffrey?s
wishes, I decided to take a stroll one afternoon, mainly just to take photos
of exotic Africa and do some shopping in the village markets but I ended
up being intrigued by a group of young children playing in the streets.
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When I was noticed watching them, about ?fteen of them came up to me
and began to beg for money and food. I was over taken by the poor,
hungry children and I felt sad for them all and wished I could help out
somehow. When the tide of kids washed away and the street went empty,
I was overcome with intrigue at these two little boys. Brothers I found out
later on, and there only toy was an empty can they were kicking to each
other in the middle of the street. Intelligent kids, they were able to speak
three different languages, including English and I was interested to ask
them about iife here. They didn?t seem to notice or be bothered by their
poverty stricken lives. They told me about their school and parents and I
thought I hadjust heard the saddest story ever but they were accustomed
to living like that like I had been so accustomed to my degrading lifestyle
for so long.
I was compelled to empty out the contents ofmy purse, giving them
Over two thousand dollars in US currency. A passer-byer snapped a
photo of the kids and me for myselfto take home as a personal souvenir
before they rushed home to proudly show there parents the money. I. told
Jeffrey later on of my good deed and he couldn?t believe I?d give away
my money so carelessly. He told me I had set up their parents with
enough money to feed and shelter their family for a year. Wasn?t that a
good thing? I couldn?t believe it, not that I was well off or anything close
too it, but to realize how lucky I was and to not have compassion for the
lesser off, especially children ofa third- world country, 1 wouidn?t be
human anymore. Then again what did I expect from someone who could
numerously steal another man?s daughter for the use of his own sexual
pleasure with great case.
We went out to lunch the following day with Jeffrey?s team of
designers to wrap things up and after Jeffrey?s afternoon massage he went
to the palace to have a nap. When I was all alone I thought I?d go see the
culture ofthe local unique markets again and this time buy some trinkets
to bring home. I got to sightseeing and took pictures of the legs oflamb
hung over the blood drenched doorway over people?s homes as to warn
off evil spirits and the ghettos where the local villager?s called home. I
walked into many of the market?s stalls and saw the most peculiar
antiques, such. as weaponry with the blood ofit?s last victim stained on
it?s sharp blades and body pieces of various animal?s for the use of
religious sacri?ces. I was more interested in the different culture and
respecting their ancient way of life with interest, instead of squirming like
a tourist and getting grossed out. I thought it was so educational and
enthralling in fact, I ended up buying a few sacri?cial trinkets to have
sent to my apartment in Palm Beach. Not to say that I wasn?t looking
forward to getting back to the luxuries of western civilization it was a bit
like camping, fun and adventurous but as equally dangerous and thrilling.
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When we left for the ?nal destination ofour trip I was looking forward to
eating normal food again, not one to stray for foreign dishes, I?m a more
ofa cheeseburger and pizza kind of girl, a true sign of my American
heritage.
We landed at the Heathrow Int?l Airport and greeted by a driver that
would take us to Ghislane?s town house in London?s central that Jeffrey
had recently bought and refurbished as a gift for her. Emmy said ?Good-
Bye? at the airport, leaving us to go to her hometown in the rural
nearby to visit family for a six-week holiday from work. It
wasn?t a very long drive before we were in the heart of the city and at
Ghislane?s place. I thought it was a cheery townhouse that had character
and the historical pub in front ofit and cobblestone streets only added a
unique charm to its presence. They were going out for dinner and invited
me along with them but seeing I was so exhausted from all the travelling
and looking a bit melancholy, I apologetically declined going out for
dinner that evening, I rather would be taking a few pills to catch up on
some needed sleep. ?Are you sure your Okay?? Ghislane asked as she
showed me to my room, more considerate than she normally was but I
assured her that I was in absolute good health,just tired from all of the
recentjet lag. Without another word said she whisked off down stairs, to
the car where Jeffrey was waiting for her.
I took the liberty to call my parents house to say ?Hello? and catch up
with them since I hadn?t been home at all for the holiday season this year,
always too busy working. They sounded really happy to hear from the phone to talk to my brothers as well. I got to
tell them about my travels abroad and I had some cool tribal stuff from
Africa that I bought for them. They sounded so proud ofme, all of them,
and why shouldn?t they be? in everyone?s convinced mind I was making
great money, travelling the world, and meeting new faces everywhere I
went, why shouldI spoil anyone?s delusions, especially mine. I took my
sleeping tablets and had a bath before falling into a deep and much
needed sleep.
The next morning I was woken up by Ghislane who I could tell was in a
chirpy mood by the way she paraded through my closed door saying
?Wake-up sleepy head? and opened the window?s shutters to let in the
bright sunlight, she had never done anything like this before and I knew
immediately something big was happening. She sat down on my bed as I
rolled over from my deep slumber and I was able to mutter for an
explanation as to why she was awake so early. ?Besides the fact it is ten
o?clock in the morning and nearly time for brunch, we have a big day
planned out for you today.? She was waiting for my cue to ask her ?What
are we doing?, when I did, she responded with a convincing enthusiasm
?We?re going shopping for a new ensemble? she paused for a moment to
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build the suspense, before completing her sentence To go dancing with
a Prince of England this evening?. Hoping it would be one of the younger
generations, I was disappointed when she told me he was the Duke of
York, Charles?s younger brother Andrew. I looked at her with a fake
surprised lookmany occasions in my time with them,
to give an impression of excitement. I exclaimed with my
gifted acting ability. It is a sad realization but I had grown more
accustomed to seeing people for their significance rather than the good
qualities they possessed, and was able to grin bear the thought of what
I expected lay in store for me.
Ghislane and Ieft shortly thereafter for the many lanes of designer
shops to choose from in London. Her pep talks to prepare me for my
duties towards royalty went on and on, giving me the obscure impression
was something of importance, at least for more than an evening. ?Make
sure your bubbly and energetic, nobody want?s a dead horse? was one of
the cheap tools she instilled me with. ?Who knows where this could lead
for you? was another. As the day grew shorter my anxiety only
heightened, anticipating the Prince?s arrival and unable to decide on an
outfit, I picked out three. Our last stop for the day was Burberry?s for a
nice handbag to compliment our chosen attire. We got back to her
townhouse with still a couple hours spare to get ready. After trying on all
three outfits and many mental debates with myself later, I decided on the
pink mini-tee and dazzling pair of denims with horses embroidered into a
pattern. It seemed a lot more my style and age group rather than the other
two older looking sophisticated dresses I had picked out. I told myselfI
was going dancing at a club not to an opera. As most young girls can be
during their body changes into womanhood, I felt awkward, you know,
big feet, freckles and body hair in unwanted places. They?re things you
just don?t want when your seventeen and then you see these iconic
billboards of what femininity is supposed to represent andjust don?t fit
into that picture, never feeling what we all are absolutely
perfect. By the time I had got ready I was a nervous wreck, but trying to
keep my cool on the outside was an act. I thought it?d be a good idea to
take a few Xanax before the evening unraveled and my anxiety went
through the roof.
Jeffrey and I were sitting in the lounge room downstairs, waiting for
Ghislane to finish getting ready. The room was silent, only stillness in the
air. I stared at the mural painted onto the wall that was facing. It was an
interesting piece of artwork. In great detail it illustrated a happy looking
family sitting on a bench overlooking a pond that resided on a large piece
of land with a beautiful home displayed. There were also hunting hounds
and the hunters chasing a game of fox like the notorious ?English Hunt
Pieces? throughout history. Jeffrey took notice of my enchantm ent into
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the picture and in a hushed voice proceeded to tell me that it was a
portrait of Ghislane?s childhood, the part she could be proud of. 1 never
realized how prominent her family?s history was in England, apparently
as to Jeffrey?s attest, her Father was born of poor Jewish decent in
Czechoslovakia, most of his family being killed upon Nazi invasion in
1939. Fleeing to join the British Army as a young man, he changed his
name a few times and made a lot of contacts in the field. After the war, a
newfound Robert Maxwell went into publishing using his army contacts
to establish a business initially built upon publishing scientific. books
from occupied Germany. In time, Maxwell acquired several British
newspapers, among them the Daily Mirror, countering his wits against
the likes of Rupert Murdoch along the way. However, whilst constructing
his publishing empire, Maxwell compiled astronomical debts, and his
equivocal financial dealings attracted the attention of governing
authorities thatjudged him not to be looking out for his companies best
interest and in the end it transpired that Robert Maxwell had been using
proceeds from his employees pension funds to meet his financial debts,
ruining the futures ofthousands of employees. Once an esteemed
Member of Parliament and publishing mogul, Robert?s body was found
?oating in the Atlantic Ocean after he was found to be missing from his
yacht, the Lady Ghislane (named after his favorite child), whilst cruising
the Canary Islands in 1991. Jeffrey went on to tell me that when her
Father died she was inconsolable, and in a very bad state. He picked her
up from the trenches of despair and took her under his wing, and it?s there
she has stayed comfortable ever since. To Ghislane his peculiar need to
have so many woman around and even his taste in younger than legal
one?s didn?t seem unconventional to her. It was her own Father who was
deemed a womanizer and even took a second wife whilst still married to
Ghislane?s mother. I would have never guessed this carefree, spirited, and
vivacious woman had ever endured such sorrows. I couldn?t help but look
at her in a different light from then on, but not letting her know that 1
knew, to avoid any altercations between us.
Like clockwork Ghislane came downstairs five minutes before Prince
Andrew were to arrive, wearing a tight-?tted white wooly turtleneck
singlet and a nice pair ofloose fitting trousers. Looking elegant and
casual at the same time, a very hard look to achieve but one Ghislane had
always easiiy mastered. They both seemed at ease poking fun at my
obvious nervous state, just another ordinary night out for this
extraordinary couple. The knock came at the door just after six o?clock in
the evening. Ghislane greeted him and the guard who would wait for his
return in the car. She led him down the hall to where Jeffrey and I were
sitting. We both stood up and Jeffrey shook his hand, while Ghislane
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custom, we both kissed on the check. We all sat down on the lounges for
some tea and biscuits while conversing idle chitchat. By the sounds ofit,
Ghislane knew well of his recently divorced x-wife Fergie, whom they
were all taking turns in slandering her for one reason or another. It was
apparent there were some fresh wounds still lingering on and as good
friends do, it was their way of helping him get over her. When his
daughters were mentioned, Ghislane and Jeffrey treaded only
speaking highly of them, and offering their sympathy to the young ones.
The conversation turned to a much lighter subject. Andrew wanted to
know more about this young guest they had tojoin them out for dinner
and dancing that evening and then the spotlight turned on me. I was more
nervous than I had ever been before a night out with someone, probably
the build-up Ghislane and Jeffrey had hyped this meeting up to be. To
break the ice, she played her favorite guessing game. .?how old do you
think Jenna is?? When Andrew guessed correctly, I was seventeen years
old, she was surprised, thinking I could have passed for younger. guess
we are going to have to trade you in soon? she laughed, always the first
one to throw in her quick-witted two bits, all ofthem chuckling along
with her. Hardly a laugh at all, unknown to me at the time his eldest
daughter is only five years my junior. I was finding it hard to make much
conversation in the beginning, just laughing when the occasion called for
it, and keeping up with Andrew?s constant glances in my direction, was
all I could manage.
The restaurant was a close drive for us with Andrew, his two guards and
his driver following behind us. I was seated next to the Prince for dinner
and Ghislane and Jeffrey next to each other, an evening pre-ordained. I
was supposed to flatter him with compliments and dote on his every word
spoken, but I didn?t even do that for Jeffrey blatantly, it would?ve felt
awkward to act like a bimbo for him. Instead I remained caIm, cool, and
collected, hoping that my nervousness wouldn?t spill out at any given
moment. The next place we were going was much more my style, and I
found it easier to relax. We pulled up next to a called ?Tramp?,
a member?s only and one ofthe most exclusive haunts in the
world for the rich and famous to be seen for the last forty or so years
since it?s doors first opened. Andrew?s guards waited outside while we all
went in to hit the dance ?oor. Jeffrey being the social introvert that he
was found the ?rst available empty seat in the corner but facing the dance
?oor to spend the evening watching everyone else have fun and Andrew
went to the bar to grab us all drinks. He came back with sparkling water
for Jeffrey and a cocktail for the rest of us, already knowing that Jeffrey
never drank alcohol. We downed our glasses and made our way to the
crowded dance floor, where I had the Prince?s upmost attention. Moving
his hands across the curves of my body, not to shy away from the fact
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that he was in public, he was whispering sweet nothings into my ear and
kissing my neck. I would just giggle not really knowing how to reply to
an aging man with a bad smile and terrible moves, it would sound too
much ofa lie ifI retaliated back about his swagger. He was the most
incredibly hideous dancer I had ever seen and couldn?t help but laughing
on the dance floor and shooting glances of embarrassment to Jeffrey and
GhisIane who were having a good time laughing at my expense. . .as the
always did.
After an hour of pelvic smashing to the pumping mixes we ?nally
exited the ?oor, his royal highness was dripping with sweat and ready to
embark onto a quieter scene where he said we could be alone, not
knowing that it had already been arranged for all of us to meet back at
Ghislane?s place but complied with his so called thoughtful request. I was
so anxious about getting back to the townhouse, knowing what
expectations I would have to not only have meet but also exceed in this
case. Ghislane and Jeffrey seemed impressed at my attempts to entertain
his royal highness, so far giving him exactly what he wanted the
impression that I idolized him. They told me that he really liked me and
was having a great time, so far tonight. When we got to the townhouse,
his guards walked him to the door, staying to wait outside in the car.
Ghislane met him and brought him upstairs where Jeffrey and I were in
the study. We all chatted in the hall for a few minutes and I was able to
have Jeffrey snap a photo of us together, one that would cause much
controversy for the Buckingham Palace in many years to come. The
conversation didn?t linger on much longer before Jeffrey and Ghislane
dispersed downstairs together, leaving me to my own sort of royal duties.
They walked away giddy as ifthey were teenagers imposing on young
lovers about to embark on a romantic evening.
Next to the study was the bathroom where 1 led him to next. The room
was dimly lit masking the light from showing the disparity in my eyes. It
was a beige marble tiled floor with porcelain Victorian style bathtub in
the middle of the room and nowhere near the size of Jeffrey?s residences.
I turned on the taps for the tub and the heat from the water began to steam
up the small room. On the basin were aromatic oils, lotions and soaps,
loving the scent of ?oral notes, I poured in the lavender bath oil. Trying
to do the best of my youthfulness to try and act seductive, I gradually
began to strip off my clothing, piece by piece. Giving him time to savor
the moment to come. He loved every Second ofit as I went over to where
he was waiting and watching, then began to undress him at a much
quicker pace. We kissed and touched each other before submersing into
the hot water, where we both continued to reenact foreplay. He was
adorning my young body, particularly my feet, caressing my toes and
licking my arches. That was definitely a first for me and I couldn?t help
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but laugh, I hoped he didn?t expect the same treatment back. Through my
recent experiences with Rena, I drew a line with extreme fetishes,
especially ones that would involve my tongue and feet in the same
sentence. It wasn?t hard to get him wound up to the point where he just
wanted to have the rest of me so we dried off from the cold and retired to
my bedchambers for the longest ten minutes ofmy life. Moments later
and without any real emotional attachment, he burst in ecstasy, leaving
me to my own feelings of dismay. As relieved as I was to see the
experience come to pass with him, it was finally sinking in that I would
never be anything more than but a muse. Still trying to ascertain a surreal
dream a young girl once held but no longer the same girl I was no longer
sure that the dream was even real anymore. In the whirlwind thrown
together by wealth, power, and privilege I was but a grain of sand and felt
helpless down the road I was naively being led down. When the real
picture was unveiled, later in my life, I had nothing but memories filled
with sorrow to remember of my teenage years.
Jeffrey, Ghislane, and I left for the states to conclude our long journey
home to the USA I was so happy when we landed on our soil and called
T.J from my cell phone to see if he?d meet me at the airport instead of
going back to Jeffrey?s, he?d be there within twenty minutes, he was so
happy to hear my voice and that I was back in town. So ecstatic to be
getting away from my life of servitude for the next few days, I was sourly
disappointed when I got off the phone. As if he?d been listening to my
entire conversation, Jeffrey told me he?d like a massage back at his place
and he could pay me at the same time for my trip with him. With much
dismay I had to call T.J back and cancel the arrangements, I wouldn?t see
him until later that night, in which one ofJeffrey?s staff would drive me
home and I would be too exhausted to do anything.
Chapter 12
When we got back to Jeffrey?s mansion in Palm Beach he wanted to
thank me for showing his friend, the Prince, such a good time. Rewarding
my diligence with an extra sum of money and luring me deeper into his
goal of keeping me at his side as his personal amusement that he could
lend out at anytime. Further proving his capability of using the vulnerable
impressions ofa young girl to influence and intimidate his fellow peers of
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like minds. Jeffrey didn?t want to know the grim details ofhow it all
happened on my intimate night with the Prince, hejust asked simply ifI
thought that I did well in keeping his friend happy. Knowing already that
the evaluation of my performance I gave was already discussed between
them, Ijust as simply replied back with a nod of approval. Though I did
have a laugh with Jeffrey about the Prince?s weird fixation on my feet
and lets just say that he was quite tickled with Andrew?s quirky
obsession, having a good ol?chuckle at my eccentric encounter. I was
paid extremely well this time, putting my money earned into nothing but
popping pills and alcohol by shouting my so called friends a good time,
aiming for the attempt to forget about my experiences abroad. I partied
like that to feel young again, my age and most of all to self-anesthetize
my troubles from within, It wasn?t like Iwas waiting for someone to
arrive on his white horse and take me away to a magical world. I simply
yearned for more out oflife than being someone?s replaceable
amusement. Still a romantic at heart I would often get lost in my
daydreams, imagining a new beginning with a strong man that would
show me an enduring love, safety in his arms, and a lifetime friendship.
Though the suggestion of true loves existence was only a dream for now,
something I could only read about in novelistic fairytales but the passing
thought from time to time was warmly envisioned. With my inner most
desires being locked away in a deep crevice of my heart, I knew my
romantic notions would be absurd in Jeffrey?s eyes. For some unknown
reason to me he couldn?t allow himself to give love or receive someone?s
heart in return. Once he said to me when I asked him ifhe ever thought
he would settle down and find Mrs. Right and he told me he didn?t
believe that love with one monogamous partner was possible but he
found that love with many was. I thought at the time it had something to
do with having so much money and everyone wanting him for that
instead of seeing him as a person and even felt bad for him, but now i can
understand from his recent lessons unlearned that it was a simple
equation of his twisted perversion to become infatuated with the
vulnerable youth off the streets. Spending so much time in the entrapment
of Jeffrey?s embrace, I was becoming numb to the feelings and aspiration
to ever climb above this deep hole I had dug myselfinto. I knew I wanted
to escape from this bizarre form of first class slavery but I still didn?t
have the tools necessary to help me get out. How could I have? Everyone
that knew me believed I was living this enchanting life, a rags to riches
success story that most people dream of, only I knew the price to be paid
for all of this and I was the only one who could pay for it.
Underestimating my true self, I was settled by Jeffrey?s side for now
considering him to be someone to look up to, my mentor. Such a
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complicated battle within myself, it is one I still ache to fully comprehend
today.
Sunny spring days melted away the ice off the frozen streets of New
York and the harsh winter winds begun to gently blow away the dead
leaves, making the caged trees appear to have some form of life again. I
hated the cold winters there, it would only add to my depression being
locked indoors. Give me hot Florida days blistering in the sun where I
can swelter by a cool pool and sip cocktails with pieces of fruit and little
oriental umbrella?s ?oating around. What a vision of solace? Looking
around my extravagantly decorated mid-evil room I was reminded of the
desolation that I was more than accustomed too. Knowing it wouldn?t be
long before I was summoned again for another ritualistic occurrence in
fomicating with my master, I hardly bothered to leave my assigned
Chambers, scarcely being sent home for a moments break, I just accepted
my fate. As I predicted the intercom buzzed momentarily and I heard
Ghislane?s voice come over and request to meet them in Jeffrey?s study.
Not an odd call, I would often meet him there ?rst so he could tie up
some un?nished business before heading to the dungeon, or what was
thought to be the massage room. Making my way down the hall, I had an
eerie feeling wash over me, as ifI had several pairs of eyes on me,
watching my every move. A cold chill moved up my spine and I had to
move my thoughts elsewhere, too easy behind these walls to succumb to
my fearsome anxieties. [punched in number one once inside the elevator
and it took me down to the floor where Jeffrey and his surprise guest
were waiting with anticipation behind closed doors. I cracked open the
heavy wooden doors and a familiar face revealed itself. De?nitely not
expected or pre-warned on my part but I already knew what he was here
for or at least why I was called down to the study. Prince Andrew had
that notorious cheesy grin slapped over his face, as he looked me up and
down like a shiny new car on display and he was about to take it for a test
drive. Ghislane led me to the decadent sofa he was lounging on and
twirled me around to give him a good lookover before sitting me down on
his lap. Like a show pony I knew exactly how they wanted me to be
paraded around, with the last of my dignity long lost, I had nothing more
to lose. It was easy to give them the reaction they desired, all I had too do
was pretend to be entertained by their lewd gestures, and when Andrew
cupped my breast with a doll made in his image, I only giggled away.
Ghislane wanted to take a picture of the bizarre scene and even got
Johanna, another one of Jeffrey?s so-called personal assistants, to come
sit on his other knee for the snapshot, giving the impression girls couldn?t
stay away from Randy Andy.
Many crudejokes later and i was asked to show Andrew to the upstairs
massage room. I?m sure he already knew where it was from previous
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encounters with Jeffrey 5 staff? but I led the way anywaysguest of honor. Entering into the dim room it took a few minutes
for my eyes to adjust to the darkness, but knowing my way around the
room was enough to ?nd the shower. I turned on the steam room and
began to undress myself. Andrew followed my lead and disrobed,
throwing his attire to the floor. I wanted to run and hide feeling his hands
touch me again, but my servitude for Jeffrey kept me there. Getting out of
his stronghold I turned my attention to the steam filling up and tried to
turn his attention to the marble bench where I suggested he take a seat
while I rubbed his feet. By the look in his eyes I knew he could care less
about a foot massage, his real desires were being shown by the arousal
his body was forming. He indicated where he wanted me to touch him
and how. I ful?lled his seedy requests, but only just. There was no
pleasure in this for me, the only thing I derived from this event was to
sink further into my slumber of depression. I couldn?t remember a time
when I felt needed for anything other than my body or amusements
thereof. After his massage was thoroughly conducted I couldn?t wait to
get back to my room for another shower. Sitting on the floor of the
shower under the harsh spray of water, I scrubbed my body where he
touched me. Feeling abhorrent and ashamed what I had become, I let the
water wash away the grime.
As the days progressed into nights and the nights followed a trail of
destructive months, my outlook on life had diminished into utter sadness.
I had lost my spark and my ability to look like I couid handle the abusive
state of affairs I had drifted into. Sinking deeper in the euphoric state of
being on coke and pills, not only was my mentality dwindling away but
also my looks. I sure as hell didn?t feel like a seventeen year old anymore
and now I wasn?t looking like one. My eyes had dark circles undemeath
them from not sleeping and my bones protruded from my skinny
waistline and chest. This made Jeffrey apprehensive in keeping me
around as often and before I had a moments notice, I was out ofmoney
and looking for ajob. When I questioned him what was happening, he
told me I wasn?t the same girl he had ?rst met some time ago now and
looked like I needed a break from working so much. I?ll call yOu next
time I?m in town? was the last thing he said to me.
Chapter 13
Going back to an average teenagers life was more ofa harder transition
than I would?ve ever thought, Jeffrey stopped paying my expensive rent
and was forced to get off the drugs and look for a real job to feed and
shelter TJ and I. It was much harder than it sounded, but I was craving
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this in every possible way. Even though a week?s wages for working a
full-time job as a waitress didn?t come close to the money I had made in a
couple hours of working for Jeffrey, I was happier than I had been in a
long time. I made some friends at my new job and found my duties to be
easy and pleasant. I was good at making customers smile and keeping
them happy becoming the waitress that made the most tips for the night,
which in turn made my co-workers happy since we?d all split the tips at
the end of the week. For the ?rst time in a long time I had boys my age
hitting onto me, and not that I was ever taken aback by there attempts but
it reminded me ofhow it felt to be around a younger crowd. I missed so
much of what I couldn?t get back and the more I tasted it, the more I
remembered how to smile. The relationship between and I began to
falter in a way that was beyond reconciliation. Fights became physical
and I saw sides to him that only pushed me away more. He refused to
look for work to help pay bills and he became utterly frustrated not
having his usual cocktail of assorted drugs to keep him from feeling
anything at all. He didn?t like the fact I was growing inside and thinking
beyond his elusive world. I had gone through too much to accept another
form of abuse and degradation. Making that point very clear to him by
kicking him out ofiny apartment back to live with his parents, I felt
liberated like never before. I kept up with my rent and cleaned my act up.
Enrolling in a yoga course and keeping my focus on staying ?t and
healthy became my only source of enjoyment. I-was free and living for
myself.
While out doing the grocery shopping one evening I couldn?t help but
stop at the local pet store and fell in love with a furry pooch. She was a
Japanese Chow?Chow and a bundle of fur that more resembled a baby
brown bear than a dog. I took her home with me and instantly she became
my best friend. We went for several walks a day and she bore the brunt of
many tear ?lled conversations, she was my loyal companion who
understood more than anyone had before, all I really need was someone
to listen and funny enough it was her that ?lled that hole.
Nearly three months had gone by and not a word from Jeffrey or
Ghislane. With T.J out ofthe picture now too all I had to concentrate on
was work, my parents and brothers, and of course my dog, Mary-Jane. I
was going to family night dinners and bon ?res again. My older brother
was getting married to an amazing woman in a few weeks and I got to be
apart of their beautiful ceremony. Small details of life?s journey that I
already missed so much of and now being able to smile at the simple
things day in day out really seemed to put the real value of life into
perspective for me. Everything seemed to be working out for itself and I
was really happy, until he came back, T.J thought he?d come over my
place one evening while I was sitting at homejust watching TV.
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Obviously mentally distorted from whatever choice of drugs he was
smoking that night. He screamed down my apartment complex, going
mad and scaring my neighbors I felt like I had no choice but to let him
inside. Itried talking to him as a good friend would, just wanting him to
see what he was doing to himself and what he had become. Part of me
still ioved him and took pity on watching him spiral downwards. Taking
him back into my life was not a decision I made whole?heartedly, but was
something I did out of guilt and what I thought was loyalty. He moved his
clothes back to my place, which was all he ever owned anyways and we
tried to pick up the broken pieces. T.J being still badly addicted to many
drugs, I had to be very careful where I kept my jewelry and expensive
items. I decided to rent out a space at a local spot and store my cherished
items away,just taking the necessary precautions, I thought.
Still not working I knew how he was scraping by money and I didn?t
agree with it, T.J was a known thief and had been caught several times
attempting to steal things, even as stupid as and P82 or Xbox
games from a local Blockbuster. He even stole from his parents, his sister
and his brother and would probably steal a piece of candy from a Five
year old kid if he knew that it would get him his next fix. He hated the
change in myself, realizing I couldn?t be brought back down by his ways
but knowing I still stuck by his side and defended him from anything that
would hurt him wanting to believe that he still wanted show the bits of
human nature left in his empty heart.
Unable to stand by and see me do well for myselfhe contemplated a
way to try and bring me down. After a busy shift one night, he retaliated
with another show of control. I hadjust ?nished cleaning up my area and
setting out the tables to be ready for the next day when I went to the bar
to hang up my apron and put my nights tips in the tip bowl on the counter
by the beer tap. On one of his drug induced rampages he stonued into the
restaurant where I was working and started to pick a fight with me.
knew he was off his face when he started accusing me of sleeping with
my manager on shift that evening. Having no bias or ground to stand on
in his attempt to make me look bad in front of everyone, ljust laughed
him off as a drunk idiot who needed to go home and sleep off the night?s
repercussions, aithough I was fuming inside that he embarrassed me but I
still made excuses for him and told my boss I had to leave early to bring
him home.
The bar was deserted as TJ waited alone for me slumped in a barstool
and looking worse for wear. I had to go to the back of the restaurant and
do some explaining to the manager on duty, I couldn?t afford to lose my
job over this incident. Surprisingly he was sympathetic towards my
dilemma and even told me I could do a lot better than that schmuck,
patting my back and telling me to have a couple days off. I punched out
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and headed to my car with T.J in tow. For the rest of the night he was
oddly quiet and asked to be dropped off at his parent?s house, 1 was more
than obliged to do so. I couldn?t stand the sight of him let alone want to
be around him tonight. Being so revved up it didn?t yet dawn on me that
something wasn?t right. The next morning Iwas woken up by an alerting
phone call, I had the manager from the restaurant where Iworked, on the
other end screaming at me and asking where the money is. I sat up in bed,
completely awake now, and asked him back, ?What are you talking
about, what money?? His tone had calmed a bit and he could hear the
earnestly in my voice and explained his accusations ?The tip jar was
empty after you had left last night and there was over a hundred and fifty
dollars in there, now it?s missing?. The answer hit me instantly and I got
a terrible knot in my When I left him at the bar not even
thinking about the tip bowl to talk with the manager, he saw an
opportunity to fund more drugs and he took it. That?s why he didn?t even
want to come back to my apartment last night. It was all too clear for me
now and I tried to explain to my manager about my boyfriend?s sickness
and asked him to take the lost money out of my wages. ?l have no choice
but police report for the missing money?. 1
couldn?t believe what I was hearing. How did things turn upside down so
quickly? I exclaimed ?Even though I?m paying you from my pocket for
money I didn?t even steal and you?ve never even had any problems from
me before??. His apologies were short and icy, nothing that Could be
done. I slammed down the receiver only to pick it up again to dial
parents house and to no surprise he hadn?t slept there last night and was
not able to be reached. I felt like 1 was in a bad dream I couldn?t wake up
from and with no money to pay rent, eat, or even survive, I was back to
the drawing board.
The week passed without hearing from T.J, he was in hiding, for now.
When the phone rang early one morning I expected it to be him, instead it
was a surprise phone cali from a familiar voice. Jeffrey decided to give
me a cali to invite me over to his Palm Beach mansion for some lunch
and to catch up, it really wasjust his way of ?nding out ifI was cleaned
up and ready to come back to work for him, With my life in chaos once
again and having to borrow money off my parents for grocery food, I saw
a quick solution to my situation and was even convinced this is what I
had to do to take care of myself.
He greeted me at the door and led me inside. Ghislane was at her usual
spot, her desk working away, and we headed past her with a quick wave
and lip-synced a ?Hello?, not wanting to disturb her important sounding
phone call. She glanced up quickly and gave a brisk wave my way, then
put her attention back to the computer. Once we were inside the poolside
cabana, which was Jeffrey?s of?ce, gym, Jeffrey took a seat behind his
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desk and told me to have a seat across from him. He took a sip of water
from an already poured glass and asked ifl?d like some. ?Yes, Thank
you? My reply was short and polite, alreadyjust wanting to get this
meeting done and over with, His face was like steel and his expressions
were stem, 1 felt like a child in trouble sitting in the principles of?ce.
He cut straight to the chase wanting to know ?Are you on drugs
anymore?? There was a moment?s pause as 1 took a deep breath and told
him the entire truth. ?1 got really depressed for awhile and coped with my
emotions by blanketing them with mind-altering substances. Just smoking
a jay to relax wasn?t good enough anymore. I needed to be high and
?ying to believe I was happy and dealing with all oflife?s curveballs.
Snorting things like coke and popping amphetamines replaced my
sorrows with an over?ow of endorphins, making it possible to keep up
with everything, until I would come down and the cycle just kept on
repeating itself?.
He listened to me continue to tell him about the good things that have
come from the break. Like my dog, yoga, and working at a restaurant,
making lots of new friends but most of all, I got my smile back, without
the drugs this time. He was really happy to hear the upside of everything,
but there was one thing I was reluctant to tell him about. My recent
travail that T.J effortlessly caused at the restaurant where I was so happily
employed. As my manager had warned he had to ?le a police report
stating that after 1 had left, the tips were gone, putting the blame solely on
me.
Giving Jeffrey a clear picture of the entire ordeal he exclaimed ?What
are you doing with this idiot Jenna, he is no good for you! I know you can
do better for yourseif, why do you let him drag you down every time??
Nodding my head in concurrence I went on to ?nish my epic drama.
received a phone call from the PBCP asking me to come in about the
money, I told them what happened over the phone but they still want rue
to come in. I don?t want to have a record for something 1 never did or
ever would do!? I put my face into my hands and covered the tears now
trickling down my cheeks. ?1 just can?t believe this is happening to me
when everything has been going so uphill, now I?m out of work and in
trouble? I wiped my face and looked up at him What do I do?? Enabling
him as my mentor once again, his sly grin said it all. Jeffrey normally
hated when girls made waves in any way and this one would be
considered a tsunami but this time it worked to his favor. He wanted me
to come back to work for him, continuing my massage studies and I
needed his help. In his eyes he was doing me a solid, which in return I
would have to scratch more than his back for. Taking his time to
contemplate what to respond back and what solution he could offer, I
began to worry that maybe I shouldn?t have done this.
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Pulling a few tissues out of the box, he passed them across the desk to
me. Trying to retract any damage done i said to him ?i must look like
such a mess to you and making you listen to my saga, I am so I
shouldn?t have come to you with all of this.? He looked surprised and
sympathetic ?Quite the opposite actually. I?m glad you?ve come to me for
help. I have got a lot of connections especially with the Palm Beach
County Police Department. 1 give them regular hundred thousand dollar
donations, and afterI speak with them there will be nothing more to
worry about. To be honest l?m more in shock about how much can
happen to you in such a short time, your life is one big soap opera?
Now he was chuckling and trying to make light of my somber mood.
Laughing along too I replied, I know right? Drama just hangs around
me like a bad smell?. We did some more light-hearted catching up and
went out to the poolside for some lunch and a swim, concluding the
evening with an erotic massage upstairs. He paid me the usual two
hundred dollars and asked me to come back tomorrow. ?In the meantime
I don?t want you thinking about your sticky situation, consider it dealt
with?. His attempt to brighten my spirits had worked relieved about
money and the police but now I owed myseifto him feeling indebted to
him more now than ever.
Chapter 14
As was promised I never heard back from the Police Department and
Jeffrey had his favorite girl back by his side. We picked up where we left
off ever better than before, I being entirely subservient to every sexual
desire of his engaging myself in any role he wanted me to play. As he
was getting older his appetite for sex never hazed, if anything it only
increased. The orgies with other girls got larger in numbers and his
appeal to younger girls, new toys and wilder nights expanded from once
and awhile to quite an often occurrence in Jeffrey?s company. i put it
down his new friend and business investment, Jean-Luc Brunei.
A long time agent for young and upcoming models, Brunel, a French
citizen, was known for roaming the world in search of young, na'i've
beauties living in poverty stricken countries and willing to do just about
anything for money. He would procure them mostly from Clubs in South
America and the Former Soviet Republic. Filling their heads with
fairytales of America. and large amounts of money, he would promise
them all of the ?ner things in life, sometimes even throwing a pill in their
drink, if that meant getting them in his bed was becoming too much ofa
task. What he wanted is what he got, which is why him and Jeffrey
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ultimately became close pals and be invested one million dollars into
Brunei?s company. In return Jeffrey now had supply of girls on tap for
him to choose from.
With the assistance ofeach other, Brunei obtaining the illegitimate
visas for underage-overseas girls and Jeffrey housing them at his
brother?s apartment complex on 301 66'h St, Manhattan, they were
quite the team. Jeffrey and Brunei would charge them for rent, forcing
them to work for them selling their bodies for money, nude pictures, and
even pornography. These were what seemed like really nice people with
not so nice intentions setting an impression of how the digni?ed wealth
play and behind closed doors they had as much civilized manners as a
barbaric chimpanzee in heat. Giving a girl a step?up in ?nances by
teaching them there only worth is what lay between their legs, us girls all
were the same in the end, regardless of what country we came from, what
language we spoke or our cultural indifferences, we all were being used
for one thing alone, our youthful looks and beautiful bodies.
Being Jeffrey?s permanent sidekick, I would have to part-take in a
many of the hedonistic exploitations that went on at one of hismany
residences, which meant having to be uninhibited with many girls my age
and younger. Being complete strangers was hard enough but we couldn?t
even understand each other, speaking in different tongues we were
expected to excel at preforming many acts of lovemaking and foreplay on
each other, while being observed by a man in a corner jerking off. Not
exactly what 1 would call an advantage in my stage oflife, but in my head
i was convinced we all had to do what with life
and ifthat meant doing all ofthis to keep Jeffrey happy, then I would do
that.
It didn?t take long in the accompaniment of Brunei for Jeffrey to hit an
all time low, at least one that I knew about. Stupid enough or sick
enough, i don?t know which one it is or both but Jeffrey bragged about
his birthday present from Brunel, once accepting three, twelve year old
girls, sisters at that. He replayed the descriptive events with me telling me
how they all massaged him and finished him off orally. He was so excited
about the entire event, replaying over and over again over the next course
of weeks how cute they were and how you could tell they were really
young by the small amount of hair growth in their pubic region and non-
existent breasts. A twelve year old, are you serious? I thought to myself.
1 still can?t shake the feeling of disgust when i recall the 100k on his face
as he told me time and time again of how his lust brought him to that
profound low. He went on to tell me how Brunei bought them in Paris,
France, from their parents. Offering them the usual sums of money, visas,
and modeling career prospects was a bribe of the worst kind, they were
just children. Laughing the whole way through, Jeffrey thought it was
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absolutely brilliant how easily money seduced all walks of
or no one that couldn?t be bought in his eyes. Behind the two ofthem
followed a destructive trail of those in their path that were misused,
violated, degraded in a variety of ways for one to satisfy the
desires ofthe perversion that rotted their hearts.
The next couple of months I spent in Jeffrey?s company, my life was
revolved around him and his petty happiness. Arising to the occasion, I
was no longer his teenage sidekick, I was growing into being a young
woman and my body was blossoming like never before. Out of the
awkward stages of my life, I now took to looking after myself like never
before. Regular sessions in tanning beds and keeping ?t became my life
outside of Jeffrey. He kept telling me what a beautiful woman I was
developing into and would offer suggestions to help me look good.
Sending me to dentists for regular teeth whitening consultations or
helping me choose my attire for the evening, he was ushering me into a
whole new position, training me up for something else, but I was unsUre
of what that was.
Being a snotty little teenager was a girl ofthe past. Now I had to be his
eloquent speaking, desirable to all and almost his personal porcelain doll.
I went everywhere with him again, all of his eclectic dinner parties,
conferences, and meetings with various members of parliament, famous
celebrities, and other esteemed biilionaires. . ,most of whom lived by the
same rule of thumb as Jeffrey did. Quite an alarming realization having to
accept this world the way it is. Jeffrey knew all ofthe right people in this
game, and trading girls for favors is how he kept in the circle. He was at
the center ofit all, blackmail being the only thing next to money with the
ability to pull a many of strings, his conniving ulterior motive was to drag
all that he could down to his pitiful state of mind. Inviting easily tempted
acquaintances to his island or his other various residences he would bring
out the assortment of young girls and pass them around like they were
cocktails on a platter. No girl had a choice in whom they went with, only
completing a task, we would have to charm and bedazzle these ageing fat
men who other than paying for it would?ve never had a shot at getting to
know a beautiful girl intimately. I personally belonging to Jeffrey rarely
had to be loaned out and it was a big occasion, or should I say favor, ifI
was. I?ll never really know what made me so important or special to
Jeffrey, it de?nitely had nothing to do with love. I guess in the end I will
always put it down to my capability of being whomever he wanted when
he wanted, so compliant it just made it easy for him to have a personal
toy at his constant disposallived in ajail with no bars,
and in a country where slavery was supposedly abolished a long time ago
but still existed right underneath everybody?s noses. Myself and so many
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I still was given proper training in massage therapy from time to time,
keeping me from looking back at being a teenager with no responsibilities
to being a young adult with prospering titles. He knew I wanted to be self-
suf?cient so bad I would do anything for it and by giving me this dream
to hold to only kept me in check. I looked forward to my training
sessions, holding onto every word passed down to me and after the
session was complete I would hurry back to my room and transfer the
information into a workbook with associating exercises.
Trying my new moves on Jeffrey always impressed him, he would get
excited hearing about my passion for knowledge and would tell me he
could see it transfer into my massages, always giving it my all, my hands
were a focused energy when I was at work. Using every ounce of strength
to apply on a body, many were astounded in what I could do for being
such a small girl, and Jeffrey loved it, using me for a two-hour massage
?with benefits? sometimes being over twice a day. Ghislane would
sometimes use me to massage her still but it wasn?t as common, she
preferred a man for that job.
Then would come the odd client here and there, of course set up by
Jeffrey. Most of which were orchestrated to get beautiful girls
comfortable and consequently naked then he would go in for the kill, so
to speak, touching them intimately, in their most private of places like
their vagina, breasts or anal. When he had us where he wanted, willing
and able, then would come the toys, outfits and so on. A scheme he has
used time and time again, telling those who know him well ?he had never
been turned down yet?. It was starting to dawn on me how I wasn?t
getting any clientele that weren?t used for Jeffrey?s bene?t and would
make me wonder if I just wasn?t good enough for that, but I kept quiet,
never wanting to make waves like I had before.
To give me a break from it all as ifJeffrey didn?t want to overload me
again, he would send me away to his ranch for a few days, what he knew
I considered being a small slice of heaven on earth. I?d spend my days
roaming the hills, riding horses, and enjoying the solitude ofmy own
company. One afternoon Iwas out exploring the land on Jeffrey?s ranch
which covered hundred?s of acres with nothing but a bottle of water, my
sketchbook and a small case of oil paint. Iwas on the search for
something interesting to paint. A great pastime of mine, it made my soul
quiet by creating beauty with my brush. I loved to recreate the images I
saw on paper. I would paint anything beautiful that caught me eyes
interest, from underwater scenes, animals to people and even fruit, I loved
vibrant colors and emotion on display but my favorite soon became the
landscape of the Santa Fe?s rolling hills and green and beige tones
and in certain light it would illuminate into a goiden shine. To grasp that
feeling I was absolved in at the hardest of times became my greatest inner?
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achievement, like taking a piece of that serenity and putting on paper for
me to keep in my heart where it still is today, closing my eyes I am able
to see it, being there anytime I need to. I was enjoying the heat and taking
in the deserts sights when I stumbled off the track and into the
wilderness. Exploring everything new to me was my second nature and
never even entered my mind what would?ve happened ifI went too far or
got lost. I would rather face Mother Nature?s wrath than humankind?s any
day!
After about an hour of drifting off track I came to a pile of rubble,
looking like the remnants of an old pueblo made out of clay and rock. I
picked up what looked like half ofa clay bowl and noted that it had
Indian designs etched into the side ofit. Excited about my findings I
decided to do some more exploring around the fields surrounding the
historic site. I collected rare pieces of arrowheads, utensils, and parts of
many broken bowls with artwork telling tales of their own. Time was of
no essence here and before I even realized the sun had sunk deeper into
the hills leaving me without any light to find my way back to the
pathway. Feeling silly now after passing by a familiar looking boulder
twice over, I was startled when I heard some poor animal become dinner
for another, it?s screams of agony only amplified louder and echoed in
my ear drums, heightening the hairs on the back of my neck and making
my heart beat nearly out of my chest.
I was lost and confused before but now I was petri?ed with fear.
Taking me over three hours to find my way back to the path and in the
direction of Jeffrey?s mansion was a mission, so relieved in the end and
so were the housemaids after I hadn?t showed up for dinner, assuming I
must?ve been out for one of my usual adventures. I went to bed
strenuously exhausted that night and as was asleep the phone
rang, it was a call from Jeffrey who had been alerted of my
disappearance. ?What happened tonight, one of the maids called me to
tell me you hadn?t come back from your walk this evening? Detecting a
tone of anger in his voice I tried to distract him by telling him of my
findings and he scolded me for being gone for so long without anyone
knowing where I was. Going back to the Indian remnants, persisted on
telling him whatI had found. In the end he was just worried about me
becoming a liability, but had to make it sound as if he cared. Don?t
worry Jeffrey, Iwon?t be doing that again. I can honestly say I have
learned my lesson and the next time I want to explore I promise to take
someone with me?. I satis?ed his worry of me being a future nuisance
and with that I was finally able to tell him what I had discovered on my
walk. He was impressed but did not sound surprised. ?You must?ve been
gone a long time if you found the old Indian pueblo?s, just be careful you
don?t say anything about where you found the stuff on my property, it
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could become a sight for historical preservation and that means the
government could ultimately own my land.?
I acknowledged his request and told them they were just a gift for my
Mom, who was in love with Indians ?Wait until she see?s I brought her
back real artifacts, she is going to totally freak out.? He didn?t mind that I
was taking them. In fact he admired my curiosity and adventurous spirit.
He reminded me that tomorrow was my last day. I would be driven to the
Albuquerque International Airport the day after next, to meet Jeffrey in
New York, for how long, only he knew. Giving Jeffrey many thanks for a
great week, letting him know how much I appreciated these small breaks
away, we then said goodnight. Hanging up the phone I had caught my
second wind and set out to the kitchen to find a late-night snack. Raiding
the fridge and pantry, I found some frozen pizzas and popcorn. I put on a
movie and munched on the popcorn while the pizza cooked. Some 1980?s
dreadful alien flick got the better of me that night. It was based on a true
story about people abductions from extraterrestrial beings, which were,
like I was, visiting a remote area. I suddenly hated being alone on a ranch
in the middle of nowhere. I munched down my burnt, crunchy pizza and
became further enveloped in the thick plot. Leaving on the TV and the
lights on that night, I spent my night tossing and fuming, peeking through
the small open crevices of the comforter, half expecting to see an alien
being in my bedroom.
Living through the night was a relief and I. laughed at myself in the
morning, how spooked did I get? When I got to New York, Jeffrey, and
Ghislane had a good laugh over my tale of survival in the wilderness and
then the alien scare. ?Your always having the best adventures? Ghislane
exclaimed. We were similar in that way, both being bit of free spirits it
was really only her non-existence of moral standards that differentiated
the two of us, in that way. ?How do you know you weren?t abducted and
probed? I mean look at you and all that time alone on the ranch, what do
you think Jeffrey, could she pass off as an alien?? Expectedly, Ghislane
poked fun at me, her usual fun past time. Our relationship was an odd
one, never threatened by each other but always precautious towards one
another nonetheless able to crack ajoke together, but when it came time
to ?Work? it was no fun and games, she was intensely serious. ?With a
sense of humor like yours I would tend to think that you are the one from
another planet.? Just friendly banter between the two of us, then Jeffrey
had to jump in with his two bits, think you might be onto something
Ghislane.? I squinted my eyes and gave them both an exaggerated death
stare and pretended to grab my stomach in pain, think some things
trying to get out ofme?, putting my fist in my shirt to reenact a scene
from Alien, I fell onto the couch and faked my death. knew it?
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all broke out into laughter. It was those fun times that made me feel like
we were all apart ofthis really perplexed family. We did everything
together similar to normal families like eat dinner, watch TV, and travel it
was only the hedonistic and corrupt side to these two deviates that made
them a peculiar pair.
Getting turned on at the two ofus playing together, Jeffrey came over
to the couch we were on and pulled down his sweatpants revealing his
erect manhood. All ofthe laughter stopped, now it was time for work.
Pushing my head into his pubic region Ihad to give into his perverted
wants. Ghislane started to undress me. Once I was bare she loved starting
with my breasts. She cupped them in her hands and brushed her ?ngers
over my hardened nipples heading downwards pressing her lips deeply
into my skin, I had to maneuver my body on the couch in a complex
position to give them both what they wanted. And just like that, without
even a moment?s notice I could be put on the spot and have to amuse
them in any way they wanted. A shameful way to make someone feel like
a used toy, I wasn?t around for companionship I was there for one thing, I
was a compliant piece of candy.
Twenty minutes later and Jeffrey had erupted in pleasure. Ghislane sat
up, still fully dressed, and wiped the sides ofher mouth with her hands,
giving a vindictive little chuckle, ?That was fun.? Jeffrey concurred with
a sly grin arching his back for a stretch just looking able to utter the
request ?Why don?t you come up with me upstairs for a steam bath and
massage, I need to be loosened up after that?? It was more ofa statement
than a request, as ifl had the choice to say ?No thanks, I?m actually tired
myself and would love to just relax? instead I would reply with my
accustomed trained obedience, ?No problem, when your ready lead the
way.? I had to get dressed again being that we were in Ghislane?s
downstairs of?ce. Putting my clothes back on, Ghislane thought she had
buttered him up just where she wanted him to ask for him to come have a
look at her new townhouse renovations when he was finished with his
massage. A very strange relationship those two have, there?s a definite
love flowing between them but not a passionate one, more like a
respectful business, he gets what he wants. . .an uncountable number of
girls and she gets what she wants, simple and sweet. . .an uncountable
amount ofmoney. The two things in life that can create such beautiful
moments or the most horrendously terrible ofthern all, is sex and money.
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[joined him for a shower, steam bath and concluded his needs with a.
massage while listening to classical music. I knew he didn?t want
anything sexual from me now seeing he got what he already wanted
downstairs, no this one was purely therapeutic. My favorite massages to
give, making me feel like an actual real therapist. I lathered him in
aromatic oils and let my hands discover the ways to unlock the stresses
that his body held. After the massage was concluded we were going
downstairs to get ready to go see Ghislane?s townhouse as he had
promised her earlier. He loved taking the hidden staircase while I hated it.
I was so creeped out by his choice of decor, the blood red carpets, violent
medieval paintings, and sculptures of the pagan god Pan, all of it
representing the darker side of hedonism his lifestyle provoked. Spiraling
down the hallway along with each step you took came with a pair of eyes
that followed your every step. Brown, blue, green, hazel, all ofthe colors
were there, staring at you the entire way down. As each step progressed,
so would my anxiety to get out of there.
We found Ghislane where we had left her, in her office. She hadjust
received an order in, a satellite camera with a twelve-inch flat screen. She
told us how it was used to pick up any person in any location with the
quick insert of an address. Quite a powerful new toy I thought, but it was
only a minute display of what the rich could afford, what use they would
get out of it was another concern. Soon after she was done figuring out
the controls on the camera, we made a rare and first for me pit stop, the
security room. What I thought was our way out by the front door was
another hidden door. I was in shock as I was led into a room, so discreet
that in three years I never even knew it existed. I kept my head down
most of the time, knowing how secretive this must be being another door
was an entire security base within his mansion. What I could see when I
stole a glimpse here and there was an array of tiny screens, twenty odd or
something. Small screens showing various rooms ofthe mansion I had
recognized. The images were constantly changing so I found it hard to
pinpoint an exact location but from the decor and short glimpses I
suddenly knew from then on that my feelings ofmy every move being
watched inside his corridors was now more than a possibility but was
actually happening. Jeffrey spoke to an obese Spanish guy at the desk,
whosejob was to disgustingly overlook all ofthe video feedback. Kill
two birds with one stone Jeffrey thought, free porn to share with all of his
pedophile friends and when the occasion called for it, a security system
all at one expense. Ever consumed with making. money as well as saving
it, Iwas again astonished at Jeffrey?s capabilities. I didn?t want to even
think how deep the video in?ltrated, pretending like I never saw anything
at all I put the memory to the back of my mind and went on about my
day. Stopping at Ghislane?s new townhouse, another gift bought and paid
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for by Jeffrey, he pointed out needed changes all over the place, driving
the builders mad, as always. He wanted the place to scream out
with a bold statement. Checkered floors and bold colors
was the theme, like the queen of hearts from Alice in Wonderland, very
well suited I thought.
The dust from the walls being torn down chocked my throat and the
elevator was not in use, the stairs were hardly either. The whole house
was in bad shape then having to go up three ?ights of rickety steps was a
bit of a risk too but worth it once you made it to her future walk in
wardrobe or to us commoners, a closet the size of a small a house.
Complete with a dressing room, luxurious bathroom and plenty of storage
for her every ensemble. Even without it being finished it was already a
work of art, a sanctuary for any woman. She adorned herselfin her future
home, finally her own, relishing every inch ofit, she already put in a
work desk and spoke constantly ofits ongoing renovations. About an
hour later we were off to pick out curtains and look at some paint samples
at a couple different boutique looking shops-Easily passing off as an
ordinary couple for the day, they walked arm in arm strolling the streets
ofthe Upper East Side. Except to me, still replaying the early afternoon?s
events, shaking my head over the echoed images in my mind, I followed
behindjust waiting to be needed again.
Over the course ofthe next few months was a constant in?ux of
exorbitant excursions at Jeffrey?s mansions, mainly to his island, to keep
up with his ever-demanding sexual appetite with various young women
and teenage girls. I got back on the Xanax, an old habit that I felt at the
time would stop my memories from ?owing back, rehabilitate my
problems and relax me enough to deal with any situation at hand, no
matter what the circumstance revealed itselfto be. It was a drug that
would blind my eyes to everything I should?ve been running from.
Having Brunel always in the picture these days wasn?t helping me at all
either. Sending his girls for Jeffrey at all ofhis places now and at a
vigorous flow, they had an abundance of girls at their disposal. were
to count one girl for everyday of the week, it would be the
underestimated statement of the century. So many girls between the two
of them, some nights it would be a free for all frenzy for Jeffrey and
Brunel, seven or so girls giving them their upmost attention, doting on
their every moan and whimper, Jeffrey being the main concern since
Brunel worked for him and we were all aware of that too. If there were
heaven on earth for men like Jeffrey, than he would be their God. Every
one of his inner most desires was ful?lled when his harem of women was
around. No wonder he didn?t travel much abroad these days, all he ever
wanted was right at his doorstep. i couldn?t believe that he was still
asking me to bring girls to him as well. There was never enough girls to
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?ll his appetite, so on occasion I would meet a pretty girl around my age
and invite her back to his place to make some quick money by offering
her a really good contact in the modeling and acting business. Keeping
him satis?ed and inneed of me was a tiringjob. With so much
competition I had to be on the ball, seeming ambitions to grant him all of
his desires. It was a lot of pressure and a spotlight of a role to undertake
at such a young age but I told myself this is what my life?s training had
led me up to be.
My Birthday was around the corner and turning eighteen had lost all of
its sparkle and pizzazz. There were no more surprises in store for me,
nothing that would bedazzle me I hadn?t done already. I spent my
birthday on the island, having a quiet dinner and watching ?Sex and the
City? on the couch with Jeffrey, Ghislane and Emmy. There was no cake
or a celebration of any sort but I did get a couple ofpresents that I opened
outside underneath the main cabana. Jeffrey gave me a beautiful pair of
sapphire and diamond encrusted earrings and Ghislane bought me another
designer makeup case. i thanked the two of them with a. tight squeeze and
a gratuitous short spiel. As it went quiet, I looked out to the ocean and
wondered if across these waters was there ever going to be happier days
spent with someone special to me. Would he be kind, compassionate, and
always be there when I needed him most? Or would 1 end up settling for
my ?nal bit oftraining, a marriage to a greedy old scrooge? Either way
what I wanted most didn?t matter right now, I was still bound by Jeffrey?s
hold over me and all I had to keep telling niyselfto get through this epic
journey was, this is just the way it was for now.
Around the table for breakfast Jeffrey announced that he was expecting
a few guests coming over with Brunel, no one ofimportance, just his
usual entourage of beautiful girls, Russian models this time and Jeffrey
was also having a photographer ?own in to take modeling photos using
the island as the perfect background for a sexy shoot. All of us girls were
ushered onto rocks, hammocks, dug into sand and displayed just about
anywhere they wanted. We were being photographed in next to nothing,
like a netted fabric placed over us if the shot called for it, but the more
provocative the more Jeffrey and Brunel loved it.
After the photo shoot we did some outdoor watersports. While us girls
raced thejet skis around andjumped on the water trampoline, the men
stayed on dry land to watch us from the beach. I was so used to this
constant charade of girls and I didn?t mind having a bit of fun but this
was different, I had to be more than just polite because I already knew it
wouldn?t be long before we were all intimate with each other as well.
Being the only girl that spoke English out of all of them was also a huge
blunder, The only way we could communicate was through hand gestures
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and body language, a very primitive form of speaking, but what choice
did we have?
I did my best to get acquainted and as I had previously aSSumed after
lunch on the beach we were again ushered into another part ofthe island,
Jeffrey?s cabana. There was no need for words here, as the girls already
knew exactly what to do. Without saying anything they undressed me and
began to ravage my body with their hands, tongues, lips and ?ngers. I
was delirious, never having done anything like this before with so many
girls. It was sheer chaos; I don?t honestly know how men could fantasize
over this. Through the glimpses in between bodies crossing over me I
could see Jeffrey and Brunel watching us, sitting in a chair with their
hands around their penises, stroking themselves together ?The best part is
they don?t even speak English so there?s never a need to have to keep
them amused? I could hear one of the men divulge and pretty sure it came
from Jeffrey laughing out loud to Brunel. ljust closed my eyes and went
somewhere else in my mind until it was all over. That was that, life went
on and we all moved on to eat dinner together.
It couldn?t be more awkward as .ieffrey and Brunel were beside
themselves with their ego?s beaming, and the girls chatted like busy little
chipmunks with each other. Ghislane and Emmy on the other end of the
table were being amused at the entire racquet around the table and then
there was me. Sitting quietly and smiling in people?s direction when
needed, I was counting down the minutes until I could go lay down in my
giant comfortable bed, slipping away to the gentle noises the island
created and sink comfortably into a deep sleep with the assistance of my
Xanax. Scratching at the plate in front of me with my fork out of
boredom, Iwasn?t even hungry. I had lost my appetite for food. Rather
sipping on the champagne I wanted to feel as far away from here as
possible. What seemed like hours for everyone to ?nish their meals we
were ?nally all saying goodnight and goodbye to each other, as Brunei
was off early in the morning and taking the eight beauties with him.
?Thank God? I told myself, once was more than I could handle ofthat in
one day.
It didn?t take me long to get back into my own comfort zone. Heading
straight back to my cabana after dessert was served nearly tripping over
my own two feet as I tried to scuttle off in a hurry. As soon as I entered
my domain, I drew a breath and sighed a deep exhale outwards, ?nally
alone and at for now at least. Although the sun had set hours ago
the high temperatures of the Caribbean were still an af?iction, plaguing
my cabana was welcomed by a rush of warm air as I opened the door. I
hit the switch to the fan and stripped down for a shower. Preparing my
towel and toiletries I opened the back door to the outside shower and
placed them on the ?oor. Whether I was cleaning up in the midst of a hot
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day or retiring for the evening, an outside shower was always splendid.
Under a thick dark cloak of the night sky only the moon and stars to shed
enough light for me to see my way around. I could feel the soft breeze
lick the droplets falling off ofmy bodies? curves in the reflection of the
moonlight. It only encouraged me to stay lOnger under the warmth from
the spray of rushing water. I let the hot water run out before I was
suf?ced enough to go back inside. Lounging around the bed in my
panties and a tank top I was still sweltering from the heat. Trying to tire
myself out, 1 did some reading and eventually fell asleep. I needed those
times to unwind after such an ordeal, letting the Xanax wash away all of
the pain 1 could then forgive the mistakes I had made, blaming myself for
staying around for this 1 had wished I was never born at all. The pills
would take all of that away for me. My heart was a tangled weave of
deception and pain, only reassured by the lies that were told to me and the
lies I would have to convince myself of.
Chapter 16
When we flew back into Palm Beach, Juan drove me back to my
apartment. Lonely for some companionship I decided to call an old
friend. I was longing to be important to someone and unfortunately with
such little time to have a social life of my own I was compelled to call T.J
again. His Mom answered the phone and sounded quite surprised to hear
my voice on the other end. She was always kind to me, 1 even used to
bring her back ?Cola? cans from other countries a bizarre hobby she
loved collecting. Shejust didn?t know whatI saw in her son, even saying
that to his face many times over. Not blind to his ways of cheating and
stealing, being a personal victim of it, she made it apparent that she did
not approve of choice in lifestyle. It used to really hurt him how his
parents thought so badly of him, so he gave up trying to earn their love a
long time ago. As long as he didn?t steal from them anymore he was
allowed to live there. Instead of that being a lesson to him, he would just
try to be more clever in what he would steal, less obvious things. He
would steal the toaster and sell it for ?ve dollars if he knew it would help
to get him his next high.
Nonetheless and at my expense I had a. sweet spot for him. With
enough water under the bridge, I was able to forget about the troubles he
caused. His Mom told me she?d pass on the message when he got home,
but that could be days from now. The last time he had been home was
over a couple of weeks now. He only stopped by to get something to eat,
have a long sleep and to beg her for a few bucks, supposedly to help him
buy food. Then he was off again without a single word said, only leaving
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his parents to their own assumptions, which were pretty much correct
anyways.
I then called around a couple of mutual friends to see if anyone had
heard from him. Everyone I spoke to pointed their ?ngers in the same
direction and the worst place possible, Ritchie?s house. One of his best
friends told me ofhow bad he was doing, ?He?s not the same guy
anymore, and all he cares about is the next high he gets. If we don?t get
anything for him he just loses it and goes off somewhere.? It was hard to
hear how badly affected my best friend was and a part of me secretly
hoped they weren?t right. Still defending him, I told everyone I had spoke
too while trying to ?nd him that would be ?ne, he?sjust probably
going through a bad phase, like we all do sometimes and needs people to
have his back more than ever now. I was pretty much laughed at on the
spot, most people that I considered my friends at the time were only
friends by association. As long as we all looked the part, acted the part,
and could handle the part, only then did they want to be around us. The
last person I called was the last person I had hoped he wasn?t with and it
turned out that everyone was right.
He was with one of the biggest Coke dealers in our area, Ritchie-Rich,
as everyone used to call him. He didn?t look like a typical strung out
junkie or dealer. Instead he looked like your average preppy college grad
with aspiring propositions. He dressed well and acted like a nice guy to
imminent clients only to get them hooked on his drugs and then turns
them out onto the streets. He was a businessman and his business was
thriving. He carried everything from most drugs to guns and knives.
Having ears in all places made him a dangerous acquaintance. Using kids
off the local Palm Beach streets to run his dirty errands and the errands of
the others above him, he made his money by using these teenagers, who
as hard as it was to believe was once somebodies sweet child.
I knew TJ didn?t have the ?nances to support himself or his drug habit
so the likelihood ofliim being indebted to Ritchie in other ways was a
safe assumption. Obtaining Ritchie?s number from one of friends
Marcus he asked me, ?What do you want to call Ritchie for? Come over
to my place and I can get you whatever you want? Marcus was a sleaze
bag who would tirelessly continue to try to appeal to my lesser sense of
judgment, never getting the hint or just not caring that I could never and
would never be interested in him. ?No Thanks Marcus, can Ijust get the
number please, it?s very important that I get ahold of TI, I?m really
worried about him.? I hated having to call this guy let alone have to ask
him for something. ?Is this about the Adam bullshit? Cause if it is you
can let him know what a fucking bitch he is for not showing up to be
there for him, you can tell him from me that it?s his fault and it should?ve
been him that?s lying in the morgue now, not Adam? I was totally thrown
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by his allegations I could only mutter out a whisper ?Did you just say that
Adam is dead, what happened?? ?Oh snaps, I thought you knew, where
have you been girl, under a rock or something?? Marcus was less than
sensitive about his statements. ?He got shot in the head by two black guys
who got suspicious when their usual supplier didn?t show up, your boy
TJ was so fucked up he didn?t even remember to tum up at Ritchie?s for
the delivery, so Ritchie sent Adam alone and now he?s dead." Adam was
a sweet kid who just happened to be born living on the. wrong block. Best
friends with TI since childhood, the two were inseparable until puberty
hit and even then they would chase girls together. Adam followed in
every footstep, mimicking his shadow, if jumped off the Eifel Tower
then so would Adam so when got hooked on drugs consequently
Adam did too, leading ultimately to his death. Wanting to end the
conversation with Marcus quickly I scribbled down the phone number on
a blank piece of paper in front of me and hung up the phone to call
Ritchie?s place immediately.
?Yeah?? It was Ritchie whom bluntly answered the phone after the ?rst
ring. ?Hi ?Uh- Rich, lt?s Jenna, ex, we met a couple oftimes at a
few parties? Iwas trying to remind him of who I was knowing how
paranoid he was about people having his number. ?Oh yeah, I know who
you are, what is it you want?? He answered with a dry tone. was
hoping you could tell me where I could ?nd TJ, I?ve heard some stuff
and am really worried about him, is he alright?? Ritchie snickered at my
concerns. ?What are you his Mom or something? He?s ?ne, he should be
back here around ?ve o?clock, I?ll tell him you called.? In the middle of
me saying ?Thanks and good?bye? he hung up the phone, as there is no
room for manners in his line of work. I waited until ?ve o?clock watching
the minutes on the clock tick past and when five o?clock came and passed
by with still no phone call, I couldn?t deny to myself that I wasn?t
stricken with distress. Falling asleep wasn?t easy either. I ended up
crashing out on my sofa watching TV, half expecting to hear of another
murder on the news and it being T.J.
Forgetting to put on my mask before 1 went to bed, I was woken up
the next morning by rays of the sun beaming into my living room. When I
sleep I am a creature of darkness, avoiding any window light at all costs.
Staggering to the coffee pot not used to getting up this early, my ?rst
thought that day was and why he hadn?t called. A million thoughts
rushed through my head like a steam he 0k? Is he not calling
because he is still mad from our last breakup? Has he moved on to
someone else? Is he in any trouble? Did Ritchie even pass on my
message? The thoughts were an endless in?iction, consuming my entire
day.
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Until ?nally he called my cell phone later in the afternoon, relief swept
over me when I heard his voice on the other end. ?Thank God you called,
I have been so worried about you, are you alright?? Ijumped in without
letting him get past saying ?Hello?. ?Yeah, I?m ?ne. Ritchie told me you
called his house looking for me yesterday and gave me shit for it saying
you were upset or something, what?s up?? I knew I would have to be
delicate about asking what happened to Adam, thinking he?d be a mess
over it. heard from Marcus that something happened to Adam and I got
worried about you, what is going on?? T.J sounded scared, for what
reasons were beyond my knowledge but I was going to ?nd out, he
replied I don?t want to talk about it over the phone. Are you in town so
we can meet up or something?? It was obvious I wanted him to know that
was more than willing to lend my shoulder for his problems. ?I?m home
now if you want to come over whenever you feel like it.? He didn?t
hesitate in taking me up on the offer. But i won?t be able to get there
until later, I?m downtown at Ritchie?s place unless you want to come pick
me up.?
It was more ofa request than a favor to myself which is what he was
making it out to sound like, knowing him all to well I didn?t make a fuss
ofhis ill-contemplated attributes. I got the address off him and made my
way into the ugliness of the not so dazzling parts of the Palm Beaches
downtown area. Rolling up my windows and locking the doors to my
truck I nervously drove through the rough streets trying to ?nd Ritchie?s
apartment complex. Knowing all too well the history of the not a
place a lone white girl in a nice truck wants to be seen, many reports of
the locals rushing up to a vehicles with a weapon demanding money,
cars, or just angry and out to hurt someone. I was speeding through the
streets wanting to get out ofthere as quick as I could. A sad world we live
in with so much hurt everywhere you look and nobody wanting to do
anything about it, just accepting the hopelessness of never being able to
achieve anything more than what our civilization has succumbed to.
Being among one of those people, we were similar in so many ways.
Only separated by our own personal fears and the different direction they
pulled us into.
I drove straight through the open gates at the entrance to the complex
and parked on the gutter in front of Ritchie?s block of units. A crowd of
people stood outside the blocks 1 was entering. Being hit on and offered
drugs simultaneously my cheeks went ?ush and Iput my head down not
saying a word. Walking up the corridors of the staircase looked like a
scene out of a horror ?ick. Graf?ti covered the peeling of green paint on
the walls and the pungent stench of something rotting, only to the worst
of my imagination, ?lled my nostrils. 1 could hear babies screaming
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through the thin walls and trying to ?nd the unit number was difficult
from the sporadic ?ickering of the ?uorescent lights above me.
At last I found Ritchie?s one, quite astonished with myself that I even
made it this far. I had to knock loudly on the door a few times before a
young girl answered the door with eyeliner bleeding down from her eyes.
herjet black hair was out and a mess and she looked off her face
on some hard drug. She had only her bra and a short skirt on to cover her
private areas and a cigarette hung out of her mouth to complete the full
picture of terrible state she was in. She looked me down with contempt
and snubbed at me ?What do you want?? I maintained my politeness and
told her T.J was expecting me. She opened the door and walked away,
leaving me by myselfto venture through looking for TJ.
Passing through the kitchen it looked like a hospital lab with syringes on
the counter tops and medicine containers lying around everywhere.
Minding my steps through the dirty house, I walked to the back to the
living room and found TJ in a K-Hole strung out on a filthy couch.
he acknowledged me with a giant smile spread across his
face. He probably didn?t even know who I was from the dreadful state he
was in. My ?rst look at him in months and I was in utter shock. My jaw
must have dropped to the ?oor at the very sight of him. Never seeing him
so skinny and unhealthy looking I took pity and wanted to help him
before things got even worse and he ended up like Adam, dead.
hey buddy its Jenna, remember I was coming to pick you up
today. You don?t look so good, what are you doing so messed up?? I
don?t think he could even understand what I was even saying because he
could only reply by giggling and rolling over, patting the couch as ifit
were a ?uffy animal. I stood over him now and raised my voice so he?d
know I was serious and snap out ofit a bit. ?Get Up T..I, Now!? I ushered
at him to get off the couch, repeating myselfa few times over and with no
response I knew I had to get physical. Rolling him back over to face me
again I smacked his face hard and I?m sure it stung but I got the reaction I
had wanted. He sat up and looked at me confused.
At least now he was able to focus on my words requesting him to come
with me. He was getting up from the couch and stumbling around before
falling down to the ?oor again. Putting his arm around my neck and
carrying the majority of his weight, I helped him up many times over and
down three ?ights of stairs into my truck and drove him back to my
place. It was a triumph on it?s own arriving downstairs in one piece.
Being the only person who really cared ifTJ lived or died I felt like the
responsibility of helping him was my concern alone.
Thankfully Jeffrey was in Palm Beach for the next couple weeks
entertaining royalty, which gave me a little time to try and clean TJ up,
called a few of his friends that I knew and asked them not to score any
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drugs for him any more, pleading with them and telling all of them he
was on the brink of death, reminding them of the friendship between us
all that once existed before the drugs corrupted so many of us. Some of
them laughed at me telling me I was wasting my time with T.J and others
were nice enough to at least lie to my face politely and promise not to
help him feed his addiction.
Ijust wanted to remedy all of his pain and problems but I felt so
helpless fighting his battle against the streets, I bought some marijuana
for him to smoke hoping to subside the withdrawals he was facing over
the next few days but with no avail. The only thing that would help him
was my Xanax, a few of those pills and he would go back to sleep, only
waking up to get more ofthem. I would have to force him out ofbed to
have a shower once a day and make sure he ate something. He was more
like a baby right now than he was a boyfriend, too much in need of
something I couldn?t give.
Chapter 17
When I went to see Jeffrey over the next course of days he picked out
the dilemma I wore spread across my face straight away. ?Your back with
T.J aren?t you? It was so funny that he knew me so well. ?Yeah, he?s in a
real bad place in his life right now and needs my help.? He looked
astonished and replied, ?You?re a much better friend than I am, I know
people like him and trust me they never change, no use in even trying? I
believed him too knowing I was stupid for even attempting to change T.J,
but my heart felt differently, he was still a human being and a good friend
of minejust down at his worst. ?That?s what good friends are for? I
laughed back at his remark, not wanting to take this conversation too
much further. I admire your loyalty at least, but take my word for it, he
will hurt you again." His words were chilling but true, I had to find out
for myselfthough.
Almost seeming like an actual friend for a second he mined his brief
momentary image by tuming over from the un?nished massage that I was
giving to him and acquired his sexual longings from my worn. down soul.
Not only did he know that I didn?t want to endure any more demands
tonight, but his energy enhanced from knowing it too. Looking up at him
during the foreplay, it was an easy observation from the look in my eyes
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that I hated every minute ofit, seething through all of my duties until he
climaxed.
Most days I could take this kind oftreatment, it was only seldom I
couldn?t hold in the way Jeffrey disregarded my feelings. He had me just
where he wanted me, like a pawn piece on a checkers board was his
own personal sex slave. For the remainder of the evening I stayed quiet,
not sure of what to say after an episode like that. It was a vigorous
display of how calumniating he could really be. He required me to clean
up his spilled semen off ofhis genitals with a wet warm washcloth before
he retired to his bedroom for a good night?s sleep. Only a monstrous
creep could sleep easy at night knowing what pain he caused others.
I went downstairs and asked Juan, who was still in the kitchen to pay
me for the evening telling him that Jeffrey had gone to sleep for the night.
It wasn?t an unusual request. Juan would often have to fix up ?the girls?
after the sessions and sometimes even drive them home. He went to
Jeffrey?s desk and underneath was his duffel bag that always held
insurmountable bundles of crisp hundred dollar bills. He took out two for
me and handed them over. I thanked him and said goodnight, as was
always polite to Juan and his wife, Maria. His eyes were gentle and told
me more than what he was allowed to say. Iunderstood well. We all
needed to eat and pay bills unfortunately even sometimes at our ow
moral expense. .
Putting the keys into the ignition I started up the engine and reversed out
of Jeffrey?s driveway with promptness. I didn?t want to be there a
moment longer than I had to. Not much to look forward too getting back
to my apartment either, I needed some time to ?lter my emotions.
Parking my truck in front ofa nearby beach I took my shoes offgradually
stepping out of the door into the fog. walked down to the edge of the
sand where the water iicked at my toes. My life was slipping away from
me and I was really beginning to question the difference between living
and dying. I was so tired of everything, my whole existence revolved
around being everything to everyone, forgetting about being something
for myself altogether. Pretending to be someone else became an attribute
I was better than good at, probably much of why Jeffrey liked me in the
first place. This time I held back my tears back and only let the anger
fester into a deep pit in my stomach. My rage was aimed at the very
people who abandoned me to fend for myself in the first place and
accepted this life as normal for me, my parents.
When Igot back to my apartment I was expecting to have to look after
T.J, but to my surprise he had come around good that night. He greeted
me at the door and asked how my evening was. ?It was all fine? I easily
lied. I never let anyone inside close enough to see my vulnerabilities.
They were mine alone to battle. In my head they were too shameful to
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talk about anyways. He wanted to talk about something else anyways.
Sitting me down at the dining room table he began his spiel. know you
don?t think much of me anymore, how could you? I?m ajunkie who
steals and sells drugs for a living, but I promise that?s all going to change
now. Adam is dead because of meand the only way I can make it up to
him? is to get away from it all. I promise things are going to get better.? It
was a convincing talk, butI knew him all too well. His demon inside
yearned for him to fail but who was I to second-guess him out loud, I
could only try to give him hope. ?No one is perfect T.J. At least you?re
trying now and that?s all that matters to me. I am so proud of you.? I gave
him a sincere hug and kissed him for the first time in a long time. love
you,? he said to me and I returned my love back. We slept in the same
bed together that night and were of?cially back on together.
Two days later I was gone again, beckoned to be in Santa Fe. Ghislane
only told me that was to meet someone there, not sure of whom that
was. It wasn?t my place to ask questions. As far as I knew it could be
anyone and I had no choice but to be compliant to their needs. It was the
middle of the day when I arrived at the airport. One of the ranch hands
came to pick me up in a. big work truck that smelled like dirt and sweat
but I didn?t mind that?s what I loved about the
When we arrived at the mansion my guest was already there waiting for
me, I couldn?t wipe the look off my face as he turned around from the
bookshelfthat he was standing at. ?Hello? that same old cheesy grin
greeted me once again. It was his highness Prince Andrew, and what a
sight. He wrapped his arms around my waist and greeted me like an old
friend. I hugged him back rolling my eyes at the same time, already
dreading what lay in store over the next couple of days. My job was to
entertain him endlessly, whether that meant having to bestow him my
body during an erotic massage or simply take him horseback riding. For
the next couple of days he was to be my only concern, but he wasn?t. I
called in checking on a few times a. day, not wanting to be a nag but
just hoping he hadn?t had any thoughts about relapsing. He was doing
great, even applying for a couplejobs. Being reassured by him made my
time away less complicated and thankfully with the help of my ever-
ready Xanax I was able to cope with the ordeal.
The mansion was completely empty save a couple of maids who also
cooked our dinners for us, and a couple bodyguards that we hardly even
saw at all. The time dragged by slowly for me as I was counting down the
hours until I ?ew away again, anywhere but here I thought. It wasn?t easy
meeting the sexual desires of these strange men, the Prince being one of
them. He loved my feet and even licked in between my toes. Then there
was the lack of passion in the intimacy we shared, to him I wasjust
another girl and to me he was just another job. Not the right reasons to be
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together but I thought in this world and to these monsters, there didn?t
need to be a reason. To them it?s nothing but a reenactment of their
personal fantasies. To me it was a living nightmare.
Thankfully one of Jeffrey?s assistants from New York called me on my
cell phone early in the morning on the second day to fill me in on my
next adventure. I had a ?ight booked for me to leave that afternoon to
arrive at La Guardia airport in the evening. Even though I had to go back
to yet another controlling man, I was still relieved. At least I was used to
the con?nements of Jeffrey?s control and in some twisted way he was
more comforting than these strangers he sent me to. Overlooking the city
of New York as the plane landed felt like I was flying from one cage to
another. Entrapped by falling victim to the predators that lured me into
their enclosure. I didn?t know how I would ever get out again. That deep
pit in my stomach began to churn again, a physical reaction to the anxiety
I was plagued with. Before getting off the plane I touched up my make-
up to hide any signs ofthe frailty I was feeling.
Jo?Jo met me at the arrival terminal and picked up my luggage for me.
He never said much at all, nodding to any reciprocating conversation. I
don?t think he could really speak that good of English anyways. It was
better for me as I preferred the quietness for the moment. He opened the
back door for me and we headed off for my next prison cell. When we got
to Jeffrey?s mansion on the place looked empty. I walked up the
staircase to Jeffrey?s office and he wasn?t there. Feeling a bit hungry I
walked back down to where the kitchen was. I opened the fridge and
found some leftovers that Adam, Jeffrey?s chef, had cooked. loved his
cooking, when it wasn?t ?lled with beansprouts and tofu. He used to
make me the best pizza upon request, or whenever he was cooking
seafood, which he knew Ihated. He had an honest appeal about him and
never even took notice when on many occasions us girls would be
prancing around topless, sometimes even stark naked around the pool or
beach. He would have to serve us our meals and would do it with such a
casual professionalism, never making anyone uneasy at any occasion.
Half way through my meal the kitchen doors swung open and incoming
was Jeffrey and Ghislane. Choking down my bite of food down, I got up
from my seat and kissed them both on the cheeks. Hi guys. how are
y0u?? greeted them and Ghislane answered for them both ?Good, good.
Sit down and finish your meal, don?t let us interrupt you.? I hated eating
alone in front of people, chewing food and maintaining a conversation at
the same time didn?t give off the best look. was just finishing anyways,
can I get you guys anything, maybe a tea or something?? Always playing
my part, another reason to keep me around I guess, Iwent beyond the call
of duty and after the last period with them, I had been reminded of my
place. ?Yes, I?ll take a one? Ghislane stated. ?Jeffrey how about you,
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anything I can get for you?? I asked again and he answered, ?No thanks,
we just ate and I?m still full? and they sat down together on the stools at
the kitchen bench.
I got out the shiny red kettle from the cupboard, knowing my way all
too well around the kitchen and put it over the hot stove plate. Turning
around to face them, I thought they were acting peculiar. ?So. . .?Ghislane
started the conversation, ?How was the ranch with the Prince?? It was a
natural reaction for me to blush, knowing exactly what she was referring
too. Keeping busy preparing her cup of tea and avoiding contact with
both of them I started to unpack the counter where I had been eating,
think he had a really good time, he seemed relaxed during the trip and
when we said good-bye to each other he gave me a kiss.? I went on to tell
them what we did together took him horseback riding, nowhere to far
just around the property, we went swimming in the pool, and of
course I gave him plenty of massages. He had a massage at least couple
times each day really seeming to enjoy his time there.? It?s what they
wanted to hear, not the truth ofhow disgusting I had felt over the whole
thing but they already knew the truth anyways, it?s what they had trained
me for in the first place.
Like two proud parents they both looked over me with such content.
?Good, you did really well? Jeffrey complimented me. Tuming around to
the boiling kettle, I ?nished Ghislane?s tea for her and the conversation
led on to other subjects. We all ventured up to Jeffrey?s office and out
came the infamous duffle bag that went wherever he did. I was given
close to a thousand dollars for my time in Santa Fe, more than what I
thought anybody at my young age could make for a couple days of work.
It was fulfilling the obscene vulgar needs of the so-called privileged that
earned me so much.
Chapter 18
I spent the next few days in New York, venturing out to do some
shopping therapy. I loved the eccentric parts of the city. Every street was
different but the same energetic vibe filled all of them, animated with all
different walks oflife. Hanging out at coffee shops reading the newspaper
or a good book was a favorite pastime while in the big apple. Being close
enough to get back to Jeffrey for when he needed me but also far enough
to get away from all of it. Most of the day slipped by without being
missed and I made my way back to Jeffrey?s.
Making one last pit stop, Iwalked into an oId bookshop to browse at
their assortment of old titles. 1 wasn?t in any hurry so Itook my time
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reading the backs ofinteresting looking books. I bumped into a girl
looking down the same aisle 1 was down. ?Sorry, I?m so clumsy? she was
apologizing for my mistake. ?No, no, it wasmy fault, I wasn?t looking at
where Iwas going. I get so wrapped up with my nose in a book and trip
over my own two feet if I?m not careful enough." We were both giggling
now and I further introduced myselfto her. Her name was Valerie or
Vickie or something like that, anyways she was a student at a school for
hairdressing nearby. Chatting away both young and similar interests in
each other?s choice of reading we found it easy to speak with one another.
She wasn?t from around here only being in the city for the last two
months, her parents hated her being here, but were also supportive in her
big decision to move from the in hopes ofher accomplishing
her own dreams. Aside from not having her near them, they just wanted
her to be happy and supported in her big decision to move to the city,
helping her pay some ofthe way.
She was a pretty girl with cherry red hair and soft white skin. Her long
legs were emphasized by the short ?owery dress that complimented her
hourglass figure. She would definitely fit the pro quo for going down in
one ofJeffrey?s little black books. Only imagining the look on his face
upon meeting her I could already see his sly grin spread from ear to ear.
Knowing exactly what he would do with her and the very thought ofhim
tarnishing a sweet country girl such as herjust couldn?t be done. It was
the beginning ofa turning point in my life that started with realizing I had
a choice at hand and the effect I could have on one person alone. must
be off, but it was really nice to meet you.? Bidding her goodnight and
paying for my books I turned around with one last glance over my
shoulder and said. ?Good luck in the city!? Leaving that bookshop was a
small step in a growing abundance of larger strides to come. Turning the
corner onto 72?d street I had an undeniable feeling in the pit of my
stomach again but this time it wasn?t the familiar hurl of anxiety I was
used too after I had done something I had wrong that I had regretted, it
was a new feeling of pride and inner strength. I quite liked it a iot, I held
my head high and smiled on the inside when Jeffrey asked me how my
day was and what I got up to, not mentioning I had let one girl slip on
bye.
The icy winter winds faded away making way for the approaching
sunny days that blossomed the colorful shades of spring. This was my
favorite time of the year. Making the most use of his island we spent
countless days of the increasingly hot days there. A constant array of
visiting guests and pientiful young women to flock around keeping them
entertained was the typical lazy afternoon on Little St. Jeff?s. We ate,
drank, and played under the blue blanket of cloudless skies. To many this
lifestyle could seem idyllic, unless you were like me, the one on the other
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side of the fence where the grass wasn?t so green. Fortunately for me and
in some ways not, I was mostly expected to attend to only Jeffrey?s
insurmountable of sexual desires. Whereas the other girls who came one
day and went the next were promised a multitude of open doorsjust for
there meager participation in sexual acts with random men, only to be
disappointed when they realized they were nothing more than a single
night out for these geriatric senior citizens who most likely due
Alzheimer?s would sooner forget the entire experience let alone their ?rst
name.
Surrounded by those in our world who many looked up too but not
seeing them from where I was standing, I didn?t have the highest of
standards in humanity. Then I met Al Gore and his lovely wife during
one ofthose many weekends away in the Caribbean. 1 was blown away
by the amount of attention Al doted on his wife, it was so sweet to watch.
They sat next to each other at the dinner table gazing into one another?s
eyes having an intimate conversation between them. Among the many
guests visiting that night and many ofthem young beauti?ll women, not
once did Al?s eye?s stray elsewhere, to them they were the only ones
there. He was up for a presidential election that year and he de?nitely had
my vote. Anyone that could show that much devotion and passion
towards his loved ones could have the same devotion towards running a
country, or at least I thought so. He only left his wife?s side to have a
walk down to the beach with the host of the weekend, Jeffrey. The
weather was still warm in the evening when I decided to break away from
the idle chat around the table and take a stroll too.
Not wanting to interrupt the conversation between Jeffrey and Al, I
walked in the opposite direction plucking the washed up sea shells
imbedded in the sand along the way. I enjoyed the serenity in the solitude
of the island. So many nooks and crannies to get lost in, I could imagine
that I actually disappeared from the entire world for a moment. By the
time I came back to the main house majority ofthe small crowd had been
long gone retired to their cabanas. Even Jeffrey had gone off to bed but
trust party animal Ghislane to still be up entertaining the remaining guests
left at the table, regaling her wild stories of people and places she has
embarked on. Trying not to make contact as I walked past them on
my way back to my cabana carrying my seashells inside my curled up
blouse, I wasn?t up for anymore pointless talking tonight. Emptying out
my seashells into a plastic bag, I went over my new treasures one by one.
I loved collecting odd things, shells being one of my favorites.
Ghislane and I shared that interest together. We would enjoy walk
abouts around the island searching for lost pieces of the remnants that
pirate?s had left behind centuries ago. It was mostly broken plates or
smashed glass from bottles of ale, and even occasionally getting lucky
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enough to find some old coins here and there. It wasn?t easy though, both
loving a challenge it was perfect for us. Enduring many scratches from
the bushes we would be searching through and then the soar arms from
digging all day, but it was worth it in the end. After nearly two years of
collecting items and saving them, we made Jeffrey a mosaic table out of
the remaining pieces left from the era of the pirate?s day. Upon
completing it we were both astounded in our creation, it was such an item
of rarity and an interesting piece of work. When we presented it to Jeffrey
he was even impressed not only in our amazing ?nds but what we did
with them. The table became an important work ofart that Jeffrey
showed off inside the main house?s lounge room, sparking a much
intrigue and table conversation by many of the visiting guests to his
island.
The next morning was good-bye for most of the visitors, leavingjust
the usual behind. Soaking in the sun and living it up in the lap of luxury is
how the next few weeks were spent before having to get back to the
dredge of the city. Sometimes we?d have to go to St. Johns island for
Jeffrey to do some work in the office. It was so boring for me to sit in
their listening to him on the phone or coming down on some poor
employee for something stupid like not answering the phone correctly. If
I knew he was going to be awhile I would excuse myself for a bit of
shopping. Not that the Caribbean had much to offer in the world of
fashion but there was never an amount of bikinis one girl could own and i
loved all the little knick knacks one could find there. Flying back on a
privatejet was the best part because I could transport just about anything
I wanted back to my apartment, which was already filled with an
assortment from my shopping ventures and collection of seashells from
the Caribbean.
The next big dinner party on the island had another significant guest
appearance being, the one and only, Bill Clinton. He is the only president
in the world to be dismissed from his role as a world leader because he
was caught with his trousers around his ankles and had the stain to prove
it. Publicly humiliating his wife and himself he retired from his title but
not from his lifestyie. This wasn?t a big party as such, only a few of us
eating at the diner table. There was Jeffrey at the head ofit all, as always.
On the left side was Emmy, Ghislane and I. Sitting across the table from
us was Bill with two lovely girls who were visiting from New York.
Bill?s wife, Hillary?s absence from the night made it easy for his apparent
provocative cheeky side to come out. Teasing the girls on either side of
him with playful pokes and brassy comments, there was no modesty
between any of them. We all ?nished our meals and scattered in our own
different directions.
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Jeffrey wanted his evening massage before bed and Ghislane and
Emmy went to their of?ce to talk about something, leaving our guest of
honor to ?nd company elsewhere. Strolling into the darkness with two
beautiful girls around either arm, Bill seemed content to retire for the
evening. He wanted to have a hot bath before bed while Ibegan the
massage in the tub. Starting with his feet and calves, he wanted to end the
night quickly. Never showing any restraint he sat up on the edge ofthe
tub and asked me to preform on him orally. [did my job, but that?s all our
relationship was these days, a dreadful job. Getting it over and done with
as quick as possible was my hope but I couldn?t let him pick up on those
vibes, to make him enticed I had to act like his little porn star, knowing
exactly how he wanted it. Only then would my duties be ful?lled and I
would be able to get back the reality ofmy complicated life. Before I
couldsay goodnight, Jeffrey had one more request. He wanted me to tuck
him under the blankets and ?uff his pillows for him. Then I had to reach
under the covers and massage his feet while watching him fall asleep, he
even wanted me to wait like twenty minutes or so after he fell asleep
before 1 could leave. It wasn?t unusual for him to ask it but God I hated it,
never offering it I would always wait for him to request it. Once he was
snoring gently I wiped my hands clean ofthe lotion and quietly closed the
doors to his room. Making my way up the outdoor spiraling staircase, I
felt the breeze blow through my hair and looked up to the heavens. The
stars shown so bright out here in the middle of nowhere with no big city
lights to hinder their effect I could get lost in time staring into them. No
matter how far gone I really felt there was always something about a
simple caress from the wind or the reflection of the star sweeping sky in
the black glossy ocean that would always remind me of my fond iove of
nature?s blessings.
Back in New York, there was nothing left of nature to adorn. It was a
dwelling for those who no longer saw the use for trees without cages or
blue skies without clouds of man made fumes and gases. Unfortunateiy if
we weren?t in the Caribbean, we were there in New York. Hardly going
back to Palm Beach, barely even seeing my family, my dog or T.J these
days at all. In my parents heads I was all grown up and educated in the
world of wealth not needing them any longer they wouldjust wait for my
call once in a while to let them know how I was doing and that was the
extent to our restricted relationship. The road my 'life has led down never
has kept me close to home anyways so to me it wasn?t anything
unordinary but still a sad existence to be without a family of my own. It
would?ve been nice to be missed though, rarely letting myself think like
that. No room for pity in my heart, ifI did, the ?oodgates could open and
I?d have enough grief in one lifetime to go around a few times that they
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Jeffrey?s business was running well from the looks ofhis attentiveness
the of?ce he owned in the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Alan
Dershowitz, his colleague in ?nances and personal solicitor, a bird of the
same feather, Iliad seen hanging around the island and Jeffrey?s
Manhattan mansion, more and more these days. Alan?s taste for the
young and beautiful was a bias for a blooming business relationship
between him and Jeffrey. After an explicit session ofJeffrey?s vulgar
pilgrimage into my body, we were interrupted by a knock at the door by
Jeffrey?s good friend, Alan. I wrapped myself up in Jeffrey?s pink bed
sheets, which is the color preference he chose to sleep in because it
reminded him of the same color of his own words ?Pussy?, and covered
my face from the unexpected intrusion. Jeffrey got up and wrapped a
towel around his loins and answered the door completely calm. Opening
the bedroom door and letting Alan inside they began to converse about
business immediately, right in front of me. Jeffrey started to tell Alan
what needed to be done while hejostled some notes down quickly. I.
peeked my head from underneath the covers thinking they were too
wrapped up in their work to notice me get up and dressed, and Jeffrey
turned back to me and told me tojust stay there this would only take a
second. Going back to Alan he turned his focus back into work and
hustled out a few more orders before letting Alan out ofthe door and
returning his attention to me.
?Sorry about that, work never stops and neither will the money coming
in. How else am I going to make a million dollars while I?m sleeping??
Jeffrey chuckled as he sat back down on the bed next to me. I laughed at
his humorous and mostly true statement, then a strand of hair fell in front
of my face. Before i could get to it he put it back behind my ears and
sweetly stroked my face, for a moment wejust looked into each other?s
eyes and he nearly seemed almost human to me. lt was bizarre how he
could be so kind and gentle one moment and the second beforehand was
being treated like no more than a common plaything left out for display.
Nothing more than an ego trip, Jeffrey got off on letting the ones he
wanted to know that he could own anything and anyone he wanted in this
world. Maybe for a brief minute I believed the sincerity behind his eyes
but that vision would quickly fade away and I would be left second-
guessing why I even fell for his deceitful tricks for a moment.
Jeffrey got up from the bed and asked me to join him for a shower. In
his bedroom, which was the entire top ?oor, he had a glass shower
enclosed underneath a glass skylight right in the middle of the room. It
was perfectly accessible feature for a man that loved both being clean and
nude, but still an odd feature at that. As I always did whenever I
showered with him, I lathered a ioofa with soapsuds and would scrub his
body, up and down, in between his toes, even behind his ears and of
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course his genitals area. The sunlight shown through the glass ceilings
into where we were standing, making the moment feel even more surreal
on top of the already popped Xanax I had popped before for breakfast
earlier that morning. Jeffrey was in such a lighthearted mood that day,
making funny cracks at me, and acting like a flirt. When I was ?nished
washing him he actually wanted to wash me too, which was another
totally out of his character suggestion.
For the rest of the day, he took me everywhere with him, the of?ce and
then to a friends place, even just wanting to hang out with me for a while.
I wasn?t used to being treated like anything more than a dog on a leash,
when he acted like this itjust completely spun me around confusing me
even more.
We were spending heaps of time together these days, a lot more than
usual. At the ranch we would do things together, alone, and notjust the
usual perverted things was accustomed to doing with him alone.
Horseback riding on his ranch during weekends away by ourselves and
movie nights snuggling up over a bucket of popcorn instead of having to
massage his feet during the entire ?lm became his way to alter my
perception of my original notion that wasn?tjust his sex slave, I thought
I was ?nally becoming his friend.
When we went quad biking he no longer wanted me to take my own
bike, he preferred me to sit on the back of his, holding onto him
and he even tried to teach me how to drive a manual stick shift car. He
was de?nitely trying to show a softer side of himself, different to the
stone cold slave driver I had to come to respect out of fear over the many
years. Still a hard image to change after all I had been through and seen
over the years I had been with him. Nonetheless he was still my ?boss? so
I humored his attempts and matched his caring demeanor, giving him the
impression I was intrigued in our new kind of affair.
Chapter 19
His attentiveness led into the wamier months that commenced the
beginning oflong summer days that I looked forward too. I couldn?t help
but enjoy his eagerness to see me more relaxed these days. He wasn?t
even bothering me to ?nd alternate sources of girls for his twisted
I satisfaction anymore and although I was still being used for his distorted
sexual enjoyments he further seduced me into believing I meant a lot
more to him than I ever did.
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It all came to a sudden conclusion one sunny afternoon in the Caribbean.
Jeffrey pulled himself up to the ladders ?rst step and climbed up the next
four steps to the top of the dock. His chest was heaving rapidly as he sat
down catching his breath. Ghislane was the next one up and then I
followed lastly behind them. To me it was an invigorating snorkel around
the shallow reefs within the radius of the dock, but to Jeffrey the half an
hour swim in the ocean was enough to overexert his ageing limbs. I took
off my snorkel gear and placed it in the storage bench, grabbing us a few
towels at the same time. Wrapping a towel around Jeffrey?s backside and
handing one to Ghislane, I. sat down next to them on the dock and we
laughed how fatigued Jeffrey was, poking fun that he really is getting
older. A very touchy subject for the vain at heart but he didn?t seem to
mind it, probably knowing we?d never take thejoke too far. We sat there
in silence for a moment, an odd silence at that. Jeffrey looked at Ghislane
and then Ghislane looked at me, placing me once again in the spotlight.
They both scooted closer to where was sitting and I felt something
stirring in the air. The biggest turning point of events in all ofmy time
spent with them.
Jeffrey sat next to me and put his hand on my back and looked at me
with a certain kind of sincerity I hadn?t seen in him before. want to
?rst of all tell you that over the last few years you have shown me the
kind ofdevotion and loyalty that I believe is rare to ?nd among people
these days, qualities I hold that high in regard.? Bewildered by the whole
scenario ijust nodded every time he paused, trying to grasp what his
intentions were getting at. He continued to praise my nature saying I
hope you know my appreciation for your embracing of my lifestyle, you
have been achieving a name for yourself among the friends I have I
introduced you to. Everybody says basically the same thing about you,
the same thing I believe. You are a delightfully funny girl who has
developed into a mature graceful young woman and I could think of
nobody else I?d rather have a child than with than you.?
And just like that he created a whole new dilemma for me to face. In
utter shock from the completely unexpected proposition and before I
could even think of anything to respond with, Ghislane made the
?nishing touches with the business end of the deal starting with the pros
before the cons ?You would have around the clock nannies to help you.
Jeffrey would pay for a mansion of your choice in either Palm Beach or
New York" and as if the drumrolls were beckoning you would
have a hefty allowance from effrey?s bank account? Astonished
at their ?rst offers I nearly took the bait. Then she continued to ?nish the
terms of our pre-agreement with ?But you would have to travel with the
child where and when Jeffrey wanted you to be, and most importantly
you would have to sign a contract stating that Jeffrey and you are not
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monogamous and that the child would belong in Jeffrey?s custody in the
event ofa falling out between the two of you.? She kind of threw that last
one in there quickly, as if she could get away with me not hearing that I
would basically have to relinquish the rights to my own ?esh in blood
and surrender them to a life of servitude and abuse with these people. My
maternal alarm bells went off straight away and I already knew my
answer. No way I could I do that to any poor baby, God only knew what
these monsters had in store for me let alone a baby, but it was an instant
reaction that saved me. I don?t know guy?s, I mean I?m really young
and never really even thought about having kids yet. Wow, Ijust don?t
know.? I slicked my hand through my hair nervously and took in a silent
breath. I had to go beyond what I was truly feeling and give them the
feeling that I?d never let them down. Putting an eager smile on my face
and sucking up my gut?s intuition I told them ?You know what, let me get
my certi?cates in massage and have some time to prepare for this and get
healthy then next year we?ll all think about having a baby together.? It
was crazy to even hear me say out loud but from the expressions on their
faces I had ful?lled their wishes.
Much reason to celebrate that night they were both in a cheery mood
around the dinner table. Except for me who had taken double the dosage
of Xanax to even cope with the high amounts of anxiety I had been
suffering from since we got back from the dock. I wasn?t sipping the
champagne that night, I was gulping it and when their moods turned from
cheery to raunchy later that evening it wasn?t hard for me to comply.
From the full effects of the state I was in I would?ve agreed tojust about
anything, allowing them to treat themselves to ravishing the tender parts
of my body.
Over the next few weeks everything went on as it normally would, and
not another mention of their proposal. My birthday was only a week away -
and was turning nineteen that year. All I wanted was to get my
certificates before I got any older and get trapped into this life for good.
When my big day rolled around I was in New York with Jeffrey and
Ghislane. Sitting on my bed listening to channel blare in the
background of my room I was painting my toenails when was suddenly
buzzed on the intercom. It was Jeffrey calling himself to ask me to meet
him in his office in ten minutes. Perfect timing to let my nails dry I
thought to myself. Already contemplating his desire to come downstairs I
knew it had something to do with my birthday present but I was more
expecting the usual shopping money or piece ofjewelry, de?nitely not
what he had in store for me.
I knocked on the ajar door to Jeffrey?s of?ce and heard him
beckon me inside. ?Hello, what cha up too?? I asked in a. cutesy tone of
voice. Walking over to his desk he looked up at me taking his reading
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glasses off while granting me a big smile. ?Come over here and sit down
with me? as he ushered me to come sit on his lap. Pulling me onto him he
had a funny look on his face, like he had something really big to tell me
and was letting the anticipation build in the thickness of the silence.
laughed at the way he was looking at me now. ?First of
all. . .Happy birthday today.? Was only the beginning of his
announcement and he proceeded to tell me know how much you have
wanted this for so long and you are more than deserving ofit. You are
going away to Thailand to learn authentic Thai Massage and within eight
weeks you?ll receive a certi?cate for being a quali?ed Thai Massage
Therapist.? Astonished at his attempts to see me get what I wanted, not
exactly the type of massage I was interested in but it was a start and a
?rst certi?cate for me to acquire. My eyes lit up and I threw my arms
around his neck, planting a big kiss on his lips, which I rarely ever did.
?Wow, I don?t know what to say, this is beyond my wildest
you so much!? I did well to let him know I appreciated
his grandeur offer. He went on to give me the details of where I?d be
staying, the school?s schedules, and how much he loved Thai massage,
apparently it was the next big thing to hit the shores of America. He had
planned out an entire itinerary for me. I was to depart at the end of
August and he had already enrolled me in a class at Massage
School?. I would only have a few days to settle in before I would be
attending classes ?ve days a week over eight hours a day. He even had an
assignment for me to do while I was over there. I was to meet up with a
girl who was also being put up at the ?Princess Hotel? where I was
staying. She had an Asian sounding name so Ijust assumed she was a
local girl hoping for an opportunity ofa lifetime, if she only knew what
she would be getting herself into. decided that she met Jeffrey?s
particular quota of approval then she would be sent over to the US to
meet with him or one ofhis esteemed colleagues. Besides the guilt of
having to decide a stranger?s uncertain fate, everything else sounded
more than wonderful. Eight weeks gone from Jeffrey sounded like a
lifetime away and I couldn?t be more excited at this chance. It was the
opportunity of my lifetime and I wasn?t going to waste a second ofit.
Ghislane came in a few minutes later and the look on her face told me
she already knew. I got up from Jeffrey?s lap and gave her a big hug and
told her, ?This is so nice of you guys, Thank you so much!? She didn?t
share my enthusiasm of excitement. In a dull tone she responded,
didn?t have a thing to do with it, it was all Jeffrey?s idea but good-luck
anyways.? She gave me her best impression of being human for a brief
second and hugged me back. It wasjust her way and I had come to accept
it. Depending on the level of slander her insults provoked wasjust her
way of telling you she cares without really ever showing it. Probably
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doesn?t make sense to most sane people but after all ofthe time spent
with them, I had gotten to understand a few of their quirky ways. Even if
I didn?t agree with them, they knew I would for their sake of opinion.
What did it matter anyways I thought, I had been degraded in every other
physical way what?s the difference from taking their mental abuse too.
Not the exact choice of employers I would?ve chosen over again if given
the opportunity but here I was and doing my very best to excel at their
demands.
1 was sent home for a little over a week to pack for the long trip and
make the rounds visiting my family before I left overseas on my ?rst trip
all by myself. It was great to see my family after such a long time away.
My older brother and his wife even came down to visit for the well
wishing of my departure. Everyone in my family seemed stoked at the
prospects my longjoumey had led me down. Here I was jet setting
around the world in my teens and getting paid to study the COurse ofmy
dreams at a cost that I only knew I would have to pay. It was a wonderful
get together with all of them around, a great way to remember them. If I?d
only known it would be the iast time I would see any of them I would?ve
emphasized to my brothers how much I really loved them both and how
much I would miss them in the decade to come! But I didn?t know what
my future held for me, I had nothing planned out I wasjust hoping for the
right opportunities.
I. also had a few good friends to catch up with before I went. Every
night was another party and by the end of the week I had drunken enough
to drown an Irishman on St. Patty?s Day. I was given the lists to all of my
friends email address and told to keep in touch Yeah right I thought, I
was going to be too busy having too much fun to be thinking about sitting
on a computer emailing people, but I told them I would anyways. Save
myself the point of having to explain that in many different ways to a
group of already tipsy slurring teenagers. Out of everyone who was really
happy for me, T.J wasn?t. He hated the idea of me leaving him to have a
non-stop party in Thailand without him. He was just starting to seem like
he was coming good andl didn?t like having to leave him at such a
vulnerable state but in my young years I had already realized I needed to
do some things for myselfand this was one ofthem. There was still a
huge amount of broken trust between us, trust that could probably never
be rendered again so I thought Iwas being decent enough letting him stay
at my apartment while I was gone, but he was not to drive my truck, at
all. I paid too much money on insurance for that thing and knowing his
driving record I didn?t want the risk of something happening while I was
gone for so long. He didn?t agree with me at all, throwing a grown up
tantrum ail over my apartment. Hitting the walls and doors, shouting the
entire complex down, there was nothing I could say or do at this point in
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time so Ijust put my dog on the lead and took her for a walk to calm
down the situation and give me some time to be alone. Mary .Fane was the
only one I hated leaving behind. When we got back from the long walk
she barricaded my suitcase while I was packing the horrendous amount of
clothing that I always did. I was promising her I wouldn?t be long and
told her how much I loved her giving her a big hug. I choked back on the
tears that were swelling up in my eyes, it was like she already knew the
night before I ?ew out to New York that this would be my final trip.
There was a commercial ?ight booked for me in the morning and I
needed the rest that night to fully recover from my binge of celebration
drinking. T.J crept into bed later that night and tried to redeem his
behavior with sweet nothings and dry humping my backside. It did
nothing for me sexually. I didn?t feel like that for him any longer and the
sooner he realized that, the better he?d be off. I told him I wasn?t up for it
and he picked up a pillow and slammed the door behind him. It didn?t
matter I. told myself, the next day I was off and wouldn?t have to deal
with him or anyone.
T.J caught a cab with me to MIA, the airport in Miami. He walked with
me to the furthest point he was allowed to go by the security gates and as
we stood in line together it was almost heartbreaking seeing him cry. I
told him I?d try to call him everyday, attempting to give him optimistic
ways to look at this time away from each othercrying and I had to give into my remaining feelings I had for him. One
last kiss under the x-ray bridge and he vanished out ofmy sight as
furthered down the terminals long hall.
Chapter 20
It was only a short ?ight to New York and I just couldn?t wait until next
week when I?d be jetting ofto an exotic destination all by my lonesome
self. It was all I could think about talk about and dream about, finally my
break. Ghislane did what she did-best that week and prepped me for
everything I could imagine under the sun. Do?s and Don?ts, emergency
numbers and western union locations were among some things on the list
she gave me. Like I said, she showed her caring side in other ways.
There was also the name of the girl I. was Supposed to be meeting, the
room she was in and what dates she would be staying there.
When I got out of Ghislane?s office I was instructed to meet Jeffrey in
his of?ce. She had to stay back for some paper work that she had to catch
up on pronto. Making my way up the red and gold trimmed carpeted
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staircase I prepared myself for some major sucking up before I left, he
would be expecting it for his recent generosity, or so I had thought.
Opening those familiar heavy doors the first thing I saw was an
unfamiliar face standing over Jeffrey?s shoulder.
She was a tall girl with blonde hair twisted up in a professional looking
knot. Her big smile was flashing at him with hints of her cheekiness to
come and she was dressed to kill with a short tight grey skirt and a
matching suitjacket over her white buttoned down blouse, revealing her
voluptuous ample cleavage. She looked like the old college professor?s
wet dream. When she introduced herself to me, a thick Czech accent
presented itself. Her name was Nadia Marcinkova and Jeffrey looked just
about as smitten as a victim of a love struck arrow from no one but the
cupids themselves. Jeffrey further introduced her as his new assistant and
masseuse while I would be away, barely taking his eyes off her for one
second. It was a bit ofa blow to take, being so easily replaced but also a
part ofme already knew this was expected off someone like him. Good
for him I thought to myself, why should I have bitterness over someone I
never had intimate feelings for and knew had never really cared for me in
the ?rst place. Kissing her on the cheeks and telling her my name, I was
doing my best to grin and bear it. We hugged for a brief show of
uniformity but it was just that, a show for Jeffrey to see. When he was
away for the moment or she wasn?t busy hanging off his every word, the
way we all started out, she would snub me off to only head offin another
direction. A real bitch if anyone was to ask me but no one would anyways
it wasn?t my job to like her.
Over the next course of days it was my task to show her some of my
techniques in massaging Jeffrey and the erotic side of ?nishing it off.
Nadia despised me even more when Jeffrey told her to follow my lead
during the massage as she tried to take over and do her own thing a few
times. To me it was quite funny her competitive side, Ihad nothing more
to prove so watching her put on an act of seduction and scream out her
every body function during a faked orgasm was nothing but entertaining
in my eyes. After a few sessions together it was my time to be off on
another adventure far, far away from here or from the chains that I wore
for way too long. Jeffrey had someone else to ?t the chains that kept me
so close to him. Even though she wasn?t the nicest of girls I still couldn?t
help but feel sorry for her. No girl should belong to someone out of
servitude, but unfortunately it is the way our civilization has been for
many centuries before us and I don?t see changing any time soon or as
long as perverts like Jeffrey are allowed to walk around freely and
procure our daughters off the streets all because he?s got a lot of money to
pay many, many, many people off.
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Throw out your confetti because here i come Chang-Mail! My
celebrations started the second I landed, it didn?t take me long to make
myself aquatinted with a few fellow travelers and ?nd the hot spots of the
hustling city. It was like nowhere I had ever been before. The streets were
lined with stalls offering an assortment of souvenirs, clothing, and knick-
knacks. Everyone lived so freely and was in such great spirits. The parties
raged on until the wee hours of the morning and people became best
friends over night. From the second I got there I knew Thailand was
going was right! Popping bottles of champagne,
dancing all night to the beat of every club?s along my way and
carrying on iike it was my night was a repetition I could
definitely get used too. During the day Iwas a real good girl, the teachers
pet even. Showing the credibility of my experience in massage from over
the last few years and already ahead of the class the teacher was using me
to help instruct the others with demonstrations. Mostly in a class full of
males it wasn?t a surprise that I made friends with quite a few of them,
some ofthem with ulterior motives, but for the most part the sleazebags
were none of my concern, I had already dealt with a lifetime of them to
be able to spot one out and steer clear ofhis approaches. Out of the entire
class I had made friends with only one girl from Wisconsin. She was a
plain looking girl with big brown puppy dog eyes and a long drawn out
accent. Her ?rst time leaving the States or Wisconsin itself for that matter
so it was easy to acknowledge that she was a little taken aback by all of
the bustling city life so becoming her friend felt like I was doing a good
deed showing her around the hot spots of the Chaing-Mai nightlife.
Eventually I even ended up inviting her to stay with me at my hotel. She
was running out of money to party every night then pay for school on top
of her accommodation, it was all becoming too much out ofher small
budget. So I thought about it and offered her a bed in my room, I had two
of them anyways. Plus she was a really nice girl and ifl could help make
her first time out of the country an unforgettable experience then I was
also gaining something from it as well.
The ?rst month in quickly passed me by. Having such an incredible
time on my own and putting my heart into learning Thai Massage it
seemed tojust fly past. Routinely I had to call in and check in with
Jeffrey and Ghislane letting them know my whereabouts and progression
in class. Counting down the time left until my course ?nished Jeffrey was
anticipating my departure back to New York. can?t wait to get my ?rst
Thai massage from you. I?ve got you booked to come straight back to
New York for my ?rst one as soon as your course ?nishes next month.?
His eagerness put a twisted familiar knot in my stomach. Reminding me
of the dream Ihave to awake from soon and the reality of the certain
homecoming I would be arriving to. It?s such a great course, thank you
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so much for sending me here to learn this. You are going to love my new
area of expertise! I am having such an amazing time over herell? 1 had to
let him know how much I appreciated what he had done for me and he
loved the head swell that it would make him feel as well. Hating the
thought of going back to him, I wasn?t going to let that put a damper on
my spirits while I was still out there. It was my time to party harder than
ever before. Every night was a new adventure for me. Chang-Mai was a
maze ofplaces to get lost in and the vibrant city was my playground. The
way I saw it this was my last chance to get out and break free, letting
loose my inner girl it felt so good to take the lead of my own life.
Chapter 21
It was an average evening getting ready in front of the bathroom mirror
on just an average Sunday, though unbeknownst to us girls as we sat
there chatting away carelessly, this night was already written in the stars
for me. It was a very long time ago now when I was still a young child
that I sat looking up to those same stars from my bedroom window with
my hands pressed together as I cried for God to hear my prayers.
All I asked him for was death. My precious life was already such a
hopeless battle that I felt too small to fight alone for. Begging him to
deliver me from this cruel world I would pray for all of my pain would to
away for good. My only clause in my prayers was the possibility that
there was somebody in this wide world that I was meant to love,
something much bigger than I could have even imagined yet. This
invocation of mine was forgotten about long ago now, until tonight.
I wish I had known that night I sat crying beneath the stars that it
would all be different one day and that I hadn?t sold myself short to the
accustomed lifestyle 1 was brought up to believing was acceptable. It was
this night my very soul was about to cosmically collide with the man I
was always meant for, the man my heart already belonged to and would
know from the instant we met. This night would be the ?rst day to the
beginning of my new life to come.
I blushed my cheeks and put on my mascara before me and my
girlfriend headed out to hit the town. We were dressed to kill and looking
for something to do when we ran into a few of our class mates at one of
our favorite drinking spots. They were meeting up for some drinks before
a Muay?Thai kickboxing tournament. It sounded like fun when they
invited us along to watch it with them. The massive crowd lined the street
where the fight was being held and once I got inside the arena it was push
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and shove to try to find a spot to watch from. The friends that we were
hanging out with were meeting up with another group of guys that were
training for the kickboxing tournaments that we were watching.
Then it happened it was the ?rst moment I laid eyes on the man that
would love me for the rest of my life. I wasn?t expecting the most
amazing time ofmy life to happen right there and then but it did and I
would never be the same again. Destiny fell right smack into my lap and
there was no stopping it! It wasn?tjust his smoldering appeal that was
obvious at first sight it was the entire package of mannerism and chivalry
that made him stand out of the crowd. Stepping right out of the pages of
the fairytales I used to read, he was nothing like I had ever come to know
before.
Watching him from a close distance he was playfully shadow boxing
one of the guys from my massage class and it was at that moment that
this handsome stranger first caught me staring at him. From top to toe this
athletically built man was intriguing to watch, I couldn?t take my eyes off
him like I was magnetically drawn to his power ofattraction. He further
interested me when he wasn?t acting like the majority ofharping dogs
that wouldjump at the eyes I was giving him now. Instead he coyly
played hard to get, making me work for any conversation with him. The
fight started and the men were going bezerk, screaming at the fighters in
the ring offering either fighter their support or discrimination depending
-on whom they were batting for. It was like watching a primitive scene out
ofthe days when the cavemen ruled the earth but it was as equally
alluring to watch unfold, the sweat, the blood and the absolute brut
fascination of it all. -
After the ?ght and all ofthe men revved up from the fight, I suggested
that we all head to the pizzajoint in front ofthe Princess Hotel where I
was staying for a late night snack. I made it my goal to make myself
known to this appealing stranger. In the tuk-tuk on the way there I made
sure I sat next to Robbie. Scooting my knees closer and closer to him on
the short ride he continued his chase by ineving further away from me, a
game of cat and mouse that I loved. When he answered back the array of
my questions he had the cutest Aussie accent that drove me absolutely
wild.
Gradually we got to know each other better?over a pie of peperoni
pizza and two can?s of coke. Too me he might as well have been the only
other person in the restaurant, he knew he had my undivided attention and
I think he liked it. There was no one like him that I had ever met before
and I knew there was no other who could make me feel the way that I felt
at the first sight of him. Being charming and suave was all an accidental
front. It was easy to read him. Immediately it wasn?t hard to see his sweet
side, holding the door and pulling out my chair at the restaurant, I was
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already smitten. After pizza he walked me across the street to my hotel
where we made plans to meet up again. There was no kiss goodnight or
anything like that. No, he was too polite for that, he wanted to prove
himself different and different he was. Walking through the hotel?s
revolving doors I watched as he walked away and when he was ?nally
.out of sight, I sung my way up to my room. Floating on cloud nine I was
free falling into a deep pit oflove.
The next day I attended my class as usual but not able to concentrate
like I normally did, too excited about when I?d be seeing Robbie that
night again. As I walked out of class that afternoon even the teacher
noticed a difference in my performance and asked me if I was feeling
well, ?On top of the world actuaily? I smiled back at the old instructor
and it wasn?t far from the exact truth either. I hadn?t ever felt the
churning of butter?ies in my stomach and the constant thoughts of
anyone else like this before. My girlfriend and I got a tuk-tuk back
together as we usually did after school and I couldn?t shut up about the
night before. She was laughing at my girlishness telling me that anyone
who just met me would think I had never been let out before, but little did
she know that I had more than my fair share in experience with men and
never had I ever come across anyone that could make me feel this way,
and what spun me out even more was that it was such an instant
attraction. Never considering myself a person who believed in the
existence of ?Love at ?rst sight?, but a true romantic deep at heart, I
couldn?t help but believe in it now. He is my walking proof ofitl
Waiting for me in the hotel lobby was the very person I couldn?t stop
entertaining the thought of all day long, there he was looking ever so fine
standing in front of me now. The whole entire world faded away and all
that was left for the moment was this complete stranger 1 had only met
last night but somehow captivated the very essence of my very heart.
There was no need for me to try and act cool now. He already knew I was
snagged hook, line and sinker. Smiling all the way up the many stories in
the elevator up to my room he took notice ofthe posh decor of the hotel.
?You should see where I?m staying, this is a royal palace compared to it?
His ?rst impression of me he automatically thought I was going to be a
spoiled high-maintenance girl that had money coming in from a parents
hefty trust fund. Casually he got to ?nd out through many deep and
meaningful conversations that my life?s grim story wasn?t that pretty at
all. For some reason beyond my knowledge I had the need to tell this
stranger almost everything.
Wanting to be judged and looked down upon for everything about my
life that I knew was wrong and being the ?rst time I had spoken about my
years with Jeffrey to anyone honestly like that ever before, I had felt like
I had deserved punishment. He offered me no judgment, instead only
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gave me his warmth and compassion as he wrapped his strong arms
around me, making me feel so meager and small but so safe at the same
time. Encouraging me to see the worthiness of myself and leave that life
behind, he adorned me with a kind love that I wasn?t accustomed too.
He took me in and made me feel so at home. It was like I had known
him my whole life. I couldn?t bear to be without him another second
while I was away on this dream holiday. When he wasn?t training for
Muay-Thai tournaments and I wasn?t in school, nobody would ever see
us. Too enveloped in each other in my hotel room to care abOut anything
else. Which is why I asked him to come stay at my hotel with me, seeing
he was never at his own anyways. My girlfriend was soon departing back
to Wisconsin, making my room more than available for him. Enchanted
by his words and tender touch, the way he made love to me was again
like nothing 1 had experienced before. Even down to after sex as I had
been routinely instructed by Jeffrey to get up for a warm washcloth to
clean his genitals afterwards, he refused it, telling me I was no longer a
slave and that he didn?t want me acting like one. He?djust rather lay
down together afterwards and repeat our sweet nothings with many
adjoining kisses.
On our third night together with nothing but the bed sheets between us,
we had spent all night looking into each other?s eyes sharing such an
undeniable passion for one another. In the deepest caverns of my heart I
knew this man would give me what I had never experienced
love. We were still Iayirrg in each others arms when the
orange and pink sunrise began to rise slowly through the peak?s of my
rooms windows, enticing me to come feel the freshness ofthe morning?s
chill. Only the bed sheets were still wrapped around my body as I went
the balcony. It was overlooking the city in a valley surrounded by
mountainous tops. My thoughts began to rampage through my head and I
knew this could only be a dream for me. It was getting serious now, too
serious for the life that I led back home. As if he sensed my anxiety
Robbie walked up behind me and wrapped his strong arms around my
waistline, gently kissing my neckline and pausing with his ever so
thoughtful stares and gave me the exact opening that I needed to expel
my thoughts. ?Back home, as you already know, 1 am going back to
someone else, it?s my job, and as much as I really like you, this guy that I
kind of see is going to expect me to be putting him ?rst, I am so sorry to
say all of this after such a wonderful few days we have spent together, but
you need to know this thing happening between us can?t get anymore
serious than what we have for now. I am so sorry? I looked down to the
floor with nothing else I could say to alter his perception of me now that I
had told him the truth and it never dawned on me that thought he
wouldn?t be out the door before I could even ?nish my sentence but he
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continued to surprise me with his efforts to make me believe we were
more than just friends with a summer crush. You your problem is
that you don?t see whatI am looking at right here in front of me, a
beautiful girl who is completely lost in a game that she has no control
over. Get out of it now, take my hand and follow me back to my home in
Australia.? I heard what he had said but I found it hard to comprehend
what he was actually talking about. ?What?? I asked him with a look of
confusion on my face. ?Your nobody?s property, you can do this. Many
me.? His statements got more and more profound as he went on.
Repeating the question he got on one knee and proposed again Jenna, I
am in love with you and want to spend the rest of my life making you
happy. Please donlt go back to him. I know that I am the only one for you
and I will always treat you right. He paused for another second and
repeated his question ?Jenna, will you please marry me?? My hands fell
into my face after that and without even letting myselfthink through the
answer, I let my heart do all of the talking. Looking back up at him I said
?Yes!? I almost shouted the answer at him, as if saying it louder would
give the word more meaning. Wanting to believe him and everything that
he was saying felt like a vacation from all ofthe suffering and loneliness
that I had endured over a lifetime of abuse and degradation but knowing
what you want and getting it are two different things that rarely went
hand in hand. ..or so I thought. All I knew from the brief period I had
known this stranger was that he was offering me a life and love down an
unfamiliar path and it was a gamble to believe a complete stranger but
somehow I knew he was right. My heart was beating so loud I thought it
was going to jump right out of my chest. With the earnestly in my reply
he picked me up in his strong arms and took me back to the bed and
reiterated his words in a more physical sense this time. Never had I felt
loved like this before, so swept off my feet and unable to even think, eat,
or do anything for that matter which would involve leaving the hotel
room without him.
Everyday after school would be my Robbie waiting to take me back to
the hotel room for another night?s passionate rendezvous, but a few
nights after his proposal, he had another surprise in store. He didn?t just
want to get married someday. He wanted to get married now, this week
even. I walked into the fabric store and was attended too by several
seamstresses who were already be expecting my arrival. I was there to
design and have fun designing my own dream wedding dress. While I
was busy picking out fabrics and having measurements taken I would
look away for a moment only to catch his tender eyes staring in my
direction. Such adoration behind his looks. . .could it be real? I would
often ponder it to myselfjust hoping for the gamble I was taking to work
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out. I still had to believe in something better than what I was accustomed
too and here he was right smack dab in front of me.
Giggling at all ofthe lace and frills they were trying to dress me up in,
looking more like an antique porcelain dolithan anything else I closed
my eyes and pictured the day that I thought would never come, starting to
imagine the kind of dress I would like to wear I envisioned a simple
sleek'ness, a complimentary figure hugging gown with a small train but
long enough to distinct it as an actual wedding dress. After we settled on
what we were going to wear for the big day, we would next have to
decide where we would hold the ceremony. Not before celebrating the
entire week beforehand though. We started our honeymoon early
celebrating every night spending our time between my hotel room and
sending our heads spinning on the dance floor at many different clubs.
Only with each other in sight, the dance floor was ours, we were out to
give each other something to remember each night by. I whispered all of
the things I couldn?t wait to do him once we got back to the hotel room
and watching him heat up on the dance floor I was never able to get
enough of him driving me crazy. Like a thirst I was unable to quench, his
lips were like a fountain of deep springs that I could never reach the
bottom of.
Seven days, exactly a week after his proposal I sat on my bed in distress,
contemplating what I would say to the man who I was about to call.
There was no nice way to go about it. I couldn?t last forever with him and
this was my one chance to get out ofit for good. I was leaving him, never
to return to him ever again. Ijust had to go ahead and do it. Part of me
was hoping he?d be at least a little happy for me and the sudden change in
my life?s direction but the other part of me knew I was already asking too
much of him.
Calling his office in New York I was transferred to Jeffrey?s personal
office. He picked up the phone on the third ring, pausing before i could
get any of the words to come out of my mouth but I mustered up my
courage eventually and gave him my prepared spiel. Beginning with how
much I had appreciated everything he has done for me up until this point.
I hoped he would be understanding but hejust wanted me to hurry up and
get to the point. Trying to contagiously pass on my excitement through
the phone lines, I ?nally screamed out ?I?m getting married! Can you
believe it?? No reply was given only a silence on the other end. Trying to
make some conversation ridding the uncomfortable silence, I went on to
tell him about Robbie and how I had fallen madly in love with him over
the last amazing few days we?d spent together. The absence of sound
made my thoughts begin to run wild and to get some response I had to
ask him what he thought about everything I was telling him. Finally a few
seconds later his reaction to the news sunk in and his only and final reply
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until many years to come was Have a good life!? With that statement he
slammed down phone receiver. Leaving only an echo ofthe dial tone to
answer back too. I was to paralyzed from the shocking response. ?What
have Ijust done?? was the ?rst thing that entered my thoughts.
Overwhelmed with guilt I felt like I was falling down a deep and dark
hole and then the tears began to flood in. Here I was standing at the dawn
ofa new happy life for myself and I couldn?t see past how bad I had let
Jeffrey down not yet seeing the hold he had on me.
Like my knight on a white horse, in came my hero to soothe my
somberness. He rushed over to the bed where I was beating myself up
mentally and wiped the falling tears from my cheeks. take it that it
didn?t go so well. . .huh?? Sniffling through my sobs I managed to tell
him that ?It doesn?t matter anymore all I care about is you and leaving all
of that life behind me!? I wrapped my arms around him and he asked me
in a halfjoking voice ?Then why are you crying?? He got me almost
laughing now too guess it?sjust so scary taking such a huge plunge
away from what I?m used too and taking such a big move to another
country. It?s just all so different and I?m just trying to comprehend
everything that is happening in such a short time.? Always out to lift my
spirits his next comments made me gush in laughter ?You think that was
a hard phone call wait until I call my Sicilian mother! Watch this, I know
exactly what she?ll say. First it?ll be a saga about how I?m killing her with
my sel?sh actions then it?ll be about how she?s going to kill herself for
doing such a terrible job raising normal children. Don?t worry though,
she?ll love every second ofit. Wogs thrive off of the drama in their lives
and off everybody else?s for that matter! He was pretty much on the dot
when he told me how she?d react to the news. In the end after relentlessly
trying to change his mind, she sighed, ?If it was going to be anybody to
do something as crazy as this, Robbie, it would be you!? It wasn?t a
blessing as such but at least she wasn?t threatening suicide any longer.
Calling the closest of our families the night before our wedding to share
with them our announcement wasn?t celebrated by any members of either
sides but that didn?t discern us one bit. My parents took it well,
considering their only daughter was marrying a foreign man that they
didn?t know from the next guy on the street and too top it offI was
moving to Australia, permanently. When I asked my Dad many years
later why they hadn?t put up a ?ght, he just simply replied that nobody
expected it too last very long. Fair enough, I thought. I don?t think
anyone did at ?rst. .even us at our toughest times. We were a rare
attribute these days in the numb era we have all been accustomed to
living in, turning nothing into something, which I had also come to
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Falling asleep was easy to do in his arms that night. I laid my head on
tOp of his chest listening to the drum of his beating heart. I had never felt
like I was more at home than ever before in my life. He pulled me gently
in closer to him, letting me know that he was there for me even when the
lights went out and the thoughts would usually creep in. Amazing how he
knew what I needed without even asking for it. Wishing for something
like this my whole life I thought I was being such a fool in so many ways,
but I was so wrong. The way his pretty eyes looked at me with such an
understanding and compassionate sincerity made me want to trust his
words and believe the love that he was offering me was indeed real.
The next morning, Robbie was up and out of bed early to pick up our
tailored wedding suits and dresses for our big day at Doi Cept Temple.
His best friend from high school days that was travelling with him from
Australia met him in the hotel lobby at seven o?clock. He was going to be
joining us for the wedding as Robbie?s best man. He still hadn?t been able
to ?nd black shoes to go with the suit, so after he dropped offmy dress
back to me he was off again to try and find himselfa pair of decent
looking ones. Overjoyed with excitement I was thrilled from the second I
kissed Robbie good-bye for the last time before we were officially
married. Looking in the same mirror only a week ago I was now a
different person, I felt like I was plunging into a bottomless abyss, Here I
go, I thought to myself as I plunged out the door letting the butter?ies in
my stomach carry me all the way to my nearly husband.
I had to go to the beauticians that morning for my pre? wedding makeup
and dressing. The ladies who were doing my hair and face at the salon did
a greatjob making me feel so beautiful for my special occasion that every
girl dreams about their whole entire life. Requesting simplicity at best,
not wanting to go overboard with all of the wedding apparel they tied my
long hair up into a knot wrapping around it a veil of ?owers made up of
baby?s breath and small yellow and purple budding flowers. I couldn?t
have dreamt it up better myself and when I met my husband to be at the
bottom of the mountain he stood before me Speechless ?You look
beautiful!? were his ?rst words that his mouth formed almost whispering
them. He took my hand and we walked into the sky lift together. Behind
us followed an interpreter that Robbie hired to translate the Buddhist
Monks ceremony speech for us English only speakers and then his best
friend, who only moments before gave him the best mans speech about
being the last chance to walk away from this and not get married to a girl
he hardly knew, but my Robbie wouldn?t hear a word of it. He already
made up his mind the instant he proposed and I said yes, was born to
be with this girl,? he told his best mate. ?Alright then lets go do this
then!? Once he knew Robbie was sure in his decision he was more than
ecstatic for him. We were slowly lifted up the tremendous mountainside,
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surrounded by the floral green carpet of mossy grass that covered the
and falling fog, it was like being carried to heaven or
the closest thing to it! Taking my eyes off the scenery and catching him
adoringly staring at me again, lwelled up with unstoppable tears. am
so lucky, is this really happening?? He squeezed my hands and replied
back ?You?re the only one for me. . .I love you!? relieving the anxiety
written all over my tear stained face.
Chapter 22
Getting out ofthe carriage we were greeted by good fortune from the
Gods above. A sun shower cascaded over us at we advanced into the
ancient holy temple. My tears ofjoy dried and my happiness was glowing
for all to see. The many visitors to the temple stopped and took photos of
the passing bride and groom, no other foreigners had ever been married
there and certainly anyone wearing traditional western wedding attire,
such a sight had never been seen behind these religious walls, we became
a permanent icon at the temple. The ceremony was done in the Buddhist
customs according to their ancestral accordance, and translated for us in
our own language. Both Robbie and were anointed with a blessing from
the monk with a splash of water and seven sacramental bracelets, each
one representing another meaning to the longevity of our union together.
We signed our names in the Buddhist wedding registry of Doi Cept
Temple and of?cially became Mr. Mrs. Roberts at least officially in
our hearts knowing the laws of Australia only recognize certi?ed
weddings, meaning when we got back to his homeland we?d have to
make a run for the courthouse. This was our real wedding though, perfect
down to every detail. Walking up to the highest point of the temple to the
balcony hanging over the edge ofa cliff side over looking the city of
Chang-Mai, we knew we had found the perfect spot to recite our vows of
love to each other. Providing everything for me and more than I could
ever ask for, his vows were to love me unconditionally until death do we
part, shelter me from all the cruelty in the world that I was so accustomed
too and to be like the bear, because the bear never forgets. Tears once
again streamed down from my eyes as he made this moment
unforgettable. Wiping the mascara fading underneath my eyelids whilst
giggling at my embarrassment I took his hands back into mine again and
gave him the vows that were the sacred prepared words from my heart.
My ears were thundering the sound ofa million horses hoofs descending
downhill and my heart was beating so fast my words barely trembled out
ofmy mouth when I began to tell him how much he had changed my
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whole life around and how I would dedicate my entire being to loving
him and only him until I blew my final breath.
I meant every word that i said to him, this was it for me, wanting
nothing more out oflife than to be with someone like him to raise a few
kids together and grow old on the front porch letting the days fade us by.
I know it probably sounds boring to most and it would?ve to me as well
many years ago but after the life I had led, I had enough experience in the
real world for my liking and now all I want to do is to enjoy the
remaining days of my life for what it is. . .a simple and satisfying
existence. Our day was so special but not only to us, even too the Monk
that married us. Upon our descent down the lifts he asked if he could take
a photo with the bride and groom in front of their symbolic liberty bell
signifying the union between east and west. It represented a lot for us too,
it was the commencement ofa new life together andjust the beginning of
battling each other?s past demons together.
Kissing the bridal party goodbye, who werejust the local girls I had
met on some of our many nights out of having fun. I threw my arranged
bouquet of Thailand?s white wedding ?oras mixed with colorful orchids
to the screaming Thai women behind me and we were given one last
tradition to take with us, the release of caged doves. It was such an
incredible gesture, especially for me. Symbolizing their freedom as well
as mine I opened the cage?s door to let them free to decide our own fates.
As the wings on the birds began to spread open and they took their final
decent into the blue skies granting themselves freedom I knew mine had
finally come too. The relevance of watching them fly away and how I had
perceived my own day of marriage related to the identical feeling of
fleeing an entrapment ofmy own kind. I was liberated from the bounds of
slavery I had come to know over the many years I had spent with my fair
share of greedy perverted old men only to have serendipity mend my
scars with the powerful healing of what true love has to endeavor on.
As customary in the romance novels had read as a young girl he
picked me up in the hallway before our hotel suite and carried me over
the threshold, poufy dress and all. My arms were squeezed around
his neck never once taking my eyes offof him until he revealed yet
another sweet surprise. Besides the cleaners tiding up my room while we
were gone they were also given instructions by none other than the groom
himself to pick the petals off the stems of red roses to place on our bed in
the shape ofa giant heart. The rose petals led the way to where we
consummated our love physically and it was undeniably the first time in
my life I had really ever been made love too. Hours had passed by before
we thought about anything else besides one another?s words of arousal,
tantalizing touches, and lingering kisses. We ate a quiet dinner at a local
restaurant and went straight back to the arms of each other again, so
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profoundly in love with one another it was the ideal display of what the
?honeymoon period? should have to show for. It was crazy, young and
energetic,just what it should be between two blossoming lovers.
The following morning we left the Princess Hotel, no longer under any
of Jeffrey?s financial privileges or control so to speak, continuing our
love spree in another dwelling of our own accord. Three days later when
we ?nally showed our face for the ?rst time since checking in downstairs
in the new hotel lobby, besides to request fresh sheets and towels, the
entire staff of the hotel had a good laugh at our expenditure, from their
reaction it must?ve been nice to see a couple so affectionately fond of
each other.
Now we wanted to have another type of fun, Robbie had visited a
tourist agent by himself before we got hitched to book a honeymoon
itinerary for us to explore Thailand and beyond together, another surprise
he had in store for me. We left early in the morning andjoined the
crowded bus for ourjourney beyond the border of Thailand to a village in
the war torn nation of Laos. When we got through the extremely armored
visa of?ce eight hours off the beaten path, we then had to cross a ?ooding
river from a recent heavy downpour of rain in a slim banana boat that
looked like it could barely handle our weight let alone the excess of my
luggage that Robbie was so kind to trek around the world for me.
Unbelievably we did make it to the other side only to ?nd that my
liOneymoon in the tropics wasn?t exactly how it had been explained to
me. Naked children ran through the dirty streets, with one boy that
decided to release his bladder on the pathway where we were walking as
we passed by him on the way to our hotel. My doubts of his choice in
destinations became apparent after that sight. Robbie was getting hungry
after we hadn?t eaten the entire duration of the trip and being such a
rugged man he could digestjust about anything. Deciding to stop on the
side ofthe road he ordered some kind of seafood dish. . .daring I thought,
settling for some toast and jam, something safer I thought. Then I saw the
lady behind the counter dip some plates in a dirty bucket full of dirty
water and then rinse in another bucket of water that didn?t look as bad as
the previous mud drenched one and then further proceeded to put my
toast and his food on top of them serving it to us all in a clear view. Ijust
couldn?t bring myself to even fathom it ?1 can?t eat that!? I mouthed in a
hushed voice trying to quietly make my point clear but was made public
with his loud mouth outburst of ?Why not? Looks ?ne to me. You have
to try and eat something, you haven?t eaten all day!? I know it was just
his caring side that was trying to force Sicilian
and they?re all about eating so it was our ?rst debate and now we were
of?cially married with many more marital con?icts to subsequently
follow. Two head strong and stubborn people both with the right
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intentions but still recovering from old wounds. It was only natural and
important that we foughtjust as much as we made passionate love
together. Countlessly proving to one another the true intentions of each
other loves but sometimes in not so seemingly actions.
Finally arriving at the hotel it was like a scene out ofa horror ?ick. We
were showed up to the room that looked like someone had been brutally
killed in. The bed sheets were torn apart and the bed was stained with
blood from some poor helpless victim. Nearly vomiting at the pure sight
of the room and the stench that accompanied it, I was now tearing at the
thought of even staying here for a single moment longer. ?No way!? I
told my new husband and from the tone in my voice he knew I was
serious. Not that I was not denying the fact I have never been an outback
type of girl. I was ?ne with that impression, I am no snob but give me the
simple luxuries ofa clean bed and a shower then I?ll make myselfat
home, but this wasjust the epitome of ?lth and even possibly an act ofa
horrendous event but who knows, the lady who showed us to the room
seemed ?ne with it passing it off as a hooker on her period. in some ways
that was even worse. . .?Yuk. . .Okay Robbie it?s time to we
were heading back down hill back to the passport center declaring our
passage back into Thailand. Considering us a risk due to the short time
we Spent crossing the border and back, the of?cials held us at gunpoint
while others rummaged through our luggage for drugs or whatnot.
Finding nothing of course they released us and stamped our passports,
making us good for another three months if we wanted. We were thankful
for escaping with our lives alone, although we had nothing to hide but
still an endearing experience nonetheless in the ?rst days of our
honeymoon of all days.
Chapter 23
Arriving in Koh Samui for ?nally a bit of relaxation in the tropics, it
was my idea of how a holiday should be, sunny warm, and well,
clean enough. We lived it up like kings for the next six weeks. Making it
an ideal way for two strangers to properly get acquainted. Dancing into
the wee hours ofthe night and making love in the blistering heat of the
sunny days we discovered everything on that mostly being each
other. We made friends of all sorts, mostly travelers, but everyone the
same in being taken aback by our fairytale romance. With our captivated
eyes never straying too far from one another anyone could easily see the
strong chemistry between us.
Trying to ?nd the woman in me wasn?t dif?cult, as I took to the bounds
of marriage with such ease, no longer a girl I loved the idea of being a
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wife and belonging to a. husband like Robbie. Marriage was bliss for the
duration of our honeymoon until we had to ride coach on our way to
Bangkok Airport to ?y out to Australia. Chatting away with. always so
much to say to each other we watched a movie and ?nally got
comfortable leaning up against each other as pillows. We both fell asleep
on the long ride and when we woke up to the sound of the buses brakes
coming to a halt we initially realized my purse and Robbie?s wallet with
all of our money and cards in it was missing. Stranded in the city of
Bangkok was frightening enough as it was but too make matters worse a
lady looking in her mid-seventies, scrawny and hunched over from an
obvious lack of nutrition lifted up her skirt to a passer-byer with a she-
male hanging off his arm and began smacking her vagina blaring out
?Look! No cock. . .Pussy, pussy! Only ?ve baht? repeating herself many
times over the man just walked on past as she sat back down on the curb
waiting for the next alluring customer. Robbie and I shook our heads in
disgust and disbelief, things could really be that bad for someone, I would
know best as it wasn?t far off the life Jeffrey had been training me up for.
Completely broke at two o?clock in the morning and with no one to call
for help, I panicked right away. Robbie rubbed my back and his tired eyes
trying to make the situation better. Luckily we had made friends with
some really nice people from the resort on the island who gave us about
two thousand baht when they saw how devastated Robbie and I were.
With just enough money to rent a really cheap room for the night at a
backpackers hostel and pay for a taxi to the airport the following day, we
were saved.
Early the next morning we were off in separate planes, since Robbie?s
ticket was pre-booked and no available seats left for me to join him meant
we would be landing in Australia separately. Fortunately we had found a
corresponding ?ight that arrived within the same hour of each other but I
would have to make a stop over to the Philippines. The hours of
the duration on the flight seemed to stretch on with only the thoughts of
the journey ahead of me I couldn?t wait to get back to my husbands
loving arms. The trip was going well, sleeping the majority of the flight
until I had to change planes in the Philippines.
After the plane landed and before any passenger was allowed to get off
we were handed a declaration statement that informed us that if we were
carrying any drugs or weaponry, we would be arrested and face charges
with death as the ultimate penalty. Not that I had anything to worry about,
but what a. thought to willingly sign over your life. I got the chills
handing over my signed declaration and traveling documents to the
customs officer. Obtaining my passport he additionally asked to see my
departing ticket. No problem I thought, just I had done many of times,
and I handed over the requested information. The of?cer looked me over
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and got on the phone immediately which sounded like a phone call to his
superiors but I couldn?t tell since it was in another language. A brief
conversation but long enough to get me thinking, he then called over two
guards who took me by the amis and brought me into an empty room but
for a desk and three chairs to be interrogated. No one would tell me what
was going on they all just scattered around in frenzy, ignoring all ofmy
hysterical inquisitions. Leaving me by myself and alone with my thoughts
I couldn?t help but panic even worse now.
This was a total bombshell of confusion on my part, what had I done
wrong? Minute?s later a large-framed women in a green uniform entered
the room with the guards from before and sat down across from me with
a stern look in her eyes. She placed my documents on the desk in between
us. Not saying a word to me she was waiting for me to give her an
explanation for something. ?Can you please tell me what this is about,
have 1 done something wrong?? I asked her politely, trying to restraint
any animosity towards her. Her reply sounded as grim as she looked.
?You have been in Thailand for three months and now you have only a
one way ticket booked to Australia with no visa. What exactly are your
plans once you get there, Ms. Roberts?? To myselfl wondered what
business it was to her, don?t people travel with one-way tickets all the
time? Knowing Iwas in no position to be able to say anything like that or
even at all Ijust gave in nicely and told her my intentions to travel over
there. Crying through my entire explanation i wasn?t sure if] was going i
to even make my ?ight now. She had to think about everything I had told
her for a moment, deciding whether or not she would grant me
permission to meet my husband in Australia or send me back alone to
Bangkok. With only time on my side she had to make a hasty verdict
now. One more question had to be answered before was let go, she
wanted some proof. If you have just got married can you show me your
marriage certificate then?? This didn?t help my stories credibility at all
seeing that we were married in a Buddhist temple and given woven
bracelets instead of certificates. Explaining to her that I didn?t have one to
show her yet but was already aware that 1 would have to obtain a legal
marriage certificate through a courthouse upon my arrival in Australia to
stay there legally, it was only because of my husbands beliefs we wanted
to get married in a Buddhist ceremony. She must have shared a common
interest in religion or something like that as she finally cracked a smile
upon the photos of the wedding day that 1 showed her and carrying in my
purse since getting them developed, if she wanted proof, well this is all I
really had.
Handing me back my documents and ticket I was now free to leave but
she wasn?t leaving me much time to run through the airports terminal to
get to my departing plane. Expeditiously bolting through the busy airport
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my adrenaline was still pumping from the previous encounter with the
officials ofthe Philippines who had enough power to condemn me ifthey
had felt like it. I caught my plane in the knick of time and once I was
settled in my seat my thoughts went back to my dear Robbie and how
much I was missing him. lwas just relieved that back with him again soon.
Looking out the window 1 could see the red earth beneath me. As I
landed for the last time I took notice ofthe ?rst steps I walked off the
plane and onto a new soil for the first time. I had so much to be looking
forward too in my new homeland. In my heart I knew this was all I ever
wanted, this was going to be my haven. There was another surprise in
store for me when two elder strangers walked up to me and asked my
name. ?Are you Jenna?? Nodding at their question they gave me their
first names and wrapped their arms around my neck. My new mother-in
law then said, We are Robbie?s parents. We wanted to be the first ones
who welcomed you to Australia and into our family? It was my in?laws
meeting me for the first time. Handing me some balloons and ?owers
they even had gifts for their new daughter-in law. While waiting for
Robbie?s plane to arrive we all chatted about many things like the ?ight
over from Thailand and the scare at the previous airport in the
Philippines. I asked them how they knew whom to look for? My father in
law laughed, saying recognizing me was easy from Robbie?s detailed
description. He told them to look out for a petite, young blonde carrying
an abundance of luggage. Laughing together over a few more brief
conversations of getting to know each other better they seemed relieved
to finally meet me compared how stressed she sounded in the
conversations I overheard Robbie having with her while in Thailand.
Watching the arrivals board I knew Robbie?s plane had landed ages ago
but was just waiting for him to get out of customs. It didn?t bother me
anyhow, was enjoying get accompanied with his parents for the first
time. Eventually I saw my husband walking down the runway behind the
gates, Ijust couldn?t wait a second longer. I ducked underneath the gates
and ran all the way up the runway to jump excitedly into his arms. I
wrapped my arms and legs around him holding onto him for dear life. I
just missed him so much I knew I would never let him go, theoretically
speaking that is, and I never have nearly a decade later.
Chapter 24
Over the near decade we spent together, Robbie and I have shared the
common highs and lows that every determined marriage endures. It has
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taken a lot of hard work and doesn?t come without its flaws but no matter
what it is just perfect for the two of us. He helped me how to remember to
smile again and life has slowly began to sort itself out, They say that time
heals all wounds but what I had experienced in my young years wasn?t
nearly long enough to let all of the hurt go. Seeking help through many
counselors and I was doing everything I could do to deal
with the scars and all ofthe pain left behind. Completely off of any
pharmaceuticals, since the last day of our honeymoon, and healing my
heart with love instead of hate our marriage is my foundation and Robbie
is my solid rock. We have to be for one another, putting the bonds of our
union through the wringers and back, as neither of us expected my past
life eventually to come back and haunt me after so long.
Our blissful life came to a sudden halt one day when we were out
visiting my in-laws at their nearby house on just another plain afternoon.
There was a knock on the front door and my father in law got up from
watching TV on the couch to answer it. He rushed back quickly coming
into the dining room, where was feeding my nineteen months and five
month old boys at the table, and he blurted out, ?Jenna there are three
police officer?s at the door asking for you by the name of Virginia
Roberts!? I asked my mother in law to stay with the babies to find out
what this was all about. I didn?t even think it had anything to do with
Jeffrey at first and wasn?t even worried when I opened the door to offer
them to come inside to talk.
They weren?t actually police officers and two federal agents of
Australia with one agent from America. The American agent asked
ifl wouldn?t mind actually coming outside so that I may speak with them
in private. ?Okay? I said, as well as mentally preparing myself for
something big from the look ofit, it?s not over a parking ticket or
anything small that you get three federal agents knocking at your in-laws
front door asking to speak in private. ?Can we first ask you ifyou are in
fact Ms. Virginia Roberts and originally from Palm Beach County in the
United States?? I continued my name and previous state of residence
then they even asked, ?May we see some identification please?? A
different agent asked the question this time and I told him will have to
go and grab it, my purse is inside. I?ll just be one second.?
Robbie was standing on the other side of the door trying to figure out
what they were doing here talking to me and when I rushed through it to
grab my purse and saw him standing there looking puzzled, I told him I
had no idea what this was about yet, but not too worry everything was
going too be just fine. Taking a deep breath and slowly exhaling
outwards, I opened the door to find out exactly what the agents wanted to
talk about.
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Pulling out my Australian drivers license from my wallet, I was going
to hand it over to them but they were suf?ced at a quick glance. There
was no meet and greet, they went straight to the point. One agent picked
up a briefcase off the porch ?oor and opened it up taking out a stapled
stack of paper. Then that same agent asked me ifI had ever known an
af?liate by the name of Mr. Jeffrey Epstein. All ofthe sudden my
stomach tangled in a familiar knot that I hadn?t felt in many years from a
past life that I was trying to forget about. I nodded in affirmation of their
question and said ?It was a long time ago and he?s no longer an affiliate
of mine, but yes, I did know him once." It was shameful enough to think
about let alone talk about with them for the ?rst time since I had started
my entire life over. His next response left me nothing short of speechless.
The United States Attorney?s Of?ce for the district of Florida was giving
me a noti?cation of being an identified victim, Jeffrey was ?nally caught
for his atrocious acts of perversion on girls who were barely old enough
to even comprehend ?the birds and the bees? so to speak.
On June 30?? 2008, Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty for procurement of
minors to engage in and solicitation of prostitution. More than a dozen
girls had been named as victims of Jeffrey?s federal offense?s and without
ever stepping a day in court he was granted a plea bargain consenting to
charges that named him a registered pedophile for only two of the minor
girls. Getting away with even serving only twelve of the sentenced
eighteen months behind bars be that in the evening alone and in the
morning he was released during the day. Restricted to the confinement of
his lavish mansion in Palm Beach only to be with his original sex slaves
from over ten years ago, Nadia Marcinkova and Sarah Kellen, and
knowing Jeffrey all too well, they wouldn?t be the only ones there while
he was pulling his laughing stint of retribution. Even at nighttime the girls
were still allowed to visit him, accounting to nearly seventy times while
serving his time in incarceration.
No justice had been served for any of us victims. Denied the very
constitutional rights allegedly there to protect and serve us. We weren?t
allowed to have a voice in front ofajury andjudge or even informed for
that matter. Instead we were handed this noti?cation of being a victim but
told we were all too late to do anything about. To make matters worse
part of that plea bargain was that we had the option to sue him with the
lawyers he provided for us, and conveniently enough I found out later
they were also his lawyer?s old friends from the college days.
I felt my knees go weak and the anxiety churning in my stomach was
now making me feel sick. Taking the bundle of paperwork from the agent
who was now handing it to over me, I had to excuse myself before my
legs actually buckled. Closing the door behind me I couldn?t even ?nd
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the house and went out to the back yard where I wanted a minute to
compose myself and process the information I had just been told. Robbie
followed behind me but the stillness in my eyes convinced him to give
me that moment to compile my emotions.
A few moments later and I was ready to talk. Collapsing into his arms
with such anguish, he just held me until my sobs subsided and I was able
to tell him what actually happened. Starting with an apology, I began to
tell him how Iwas so sorry but my troubled past has come back to plague
our simply sweet lives and was just about to turn it all upside down. He
was so understanding from the beginning of all this, telling me that he
will always be behind every choice that I make in mending the sorrows of
my tormenting past and there he has been through all of the thick and
thins.
Deciding to call the lawyers on the victim suit provided for me was a.
big decision but one 1 had to do to seek the unanswered questions from
my battered heart. The two women at the ?rm that 1' spoke to treated me
so wonderfully, like long term friends they counseled me not only in the
terms ofa lawsuit towards Jeffrey but also in the matters of being
emotionally and sexually abused. I chose to proceed with the lawsuit at
least to make a statement to a man that tried to make a degrading
statement about me so long ago. Now it was my turn, I had the choice to
turn the tables on him hoping he would feel embarrassed and in the
spotlight for everyone?s entertainment where he had kept me for so many
years.
Winning my lawsuit against him was not enough to heal old wounds, 1
never got the chance to stand up in front ofa jury and tell them how
much pain I had endured and still endure throughout the many nightmares
I face when darkness hits and the silence of the sleeping household ?lls
my head with pictures of reliving my past with him or the others he sent
me too. Or did I even get to hear him confess his guilt and suffer the way
I did locked in con?nement for many years? No, instead I got to see a
picture of Jeffrey with his arms around a very youthful looking teenager,
if even that, parading the streets of New York, the very way he had with
me and so many other girls long before.
As if it were a public display intended for not only his many victims to
see but also a spectacle for the public justice system, it was bold show of
insolence laughing in our faces while we all sat by not being able to do
anything to help these young girls from the streets still suffering his
perverted af?ictions. Not much longer there was another story on Jeffrey
I saw in the papers of him and Prince Andrew having a stroll together in
Central Park. It instantly sparked my concerns for other girls in the very
same position I was in so long ago and he was obviously up to the same
old tricks, I had to do something now. Not being able to sit by any longer
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with the knowledge of being able to help out in some way. I had to tell
my story no matter how shameful it was to even speak about. Putting my
shame aside I had to derive every bit of courage I could sustain and now I
am ready to tell it. The hardest lesson I had failed at leaming until later
on in my life became my strength, the belief in my inner voice and the
ability to speak up. I do have a voice and now the world is going to hear
it in my whispered cries forjustice. Swept away by a surge of media with
one phone call I sent Jeffrey?s publicist into frenzy. Not to mention the
release of the photos showing the first night that Prince Andrew and I
shared together that I so happened to unveil for the public to see.
I spent too much of my life going out of my mind waiting for the
rescue that never came until it was too late and then the scars were
already imbedded deeply within. Thankfully I am now free from the
struggles that nearly destroyed. the love inside of my heart. I only wish it
could be the same for the other victims, notjust ofJeffrey?s in?ictions
but every person who has ever suffered at the hands of another.
I?m here to tell you from my own experience that the moon is yours if
that?s what you want, all you have to do is stand up and take it. If some
girl off the streets of Florida, like me, can stand up against the tyrants that
run the deep pockets of our world, than anyone can. Just iike I needed to
believe that someone stood up for me once like Robbie did long ago, I
now stand girls, the ones who are still on the
streets and think they don?t deserve better or it?s an unachievable dream
to be entitled to more out of life. For all of the beautiful girls who don?t
see beyond they?re outside appearance. For all the girls still trapped in
enslavement and unable to get out ofthe abuse that holds them down. But
most of all, I stand up for every girls beliefin love, because it is the very
savior ofmy spirit and soul.
The End
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.i ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
In compiiance with Chapter 61?, F.5d, (Not for Pro?t)
ARTICLE I NAME
Refuse Silence, lnc.
ARTICLE If PRINCIPAL OFFICE
Principai street address;
425 North Andrews Ave.
Mailing address, if different is:
Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
ARTICLE PURPOSE
. . . . Victims Refuse Silence, Inc. is organized exciusiveiy for charitable and
The purpose for which the corporation is organized 15:
educational purposes inciuding, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that quaiify as exempt
organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the internai Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federai tax
code. The corporation is organized to provide assistance to victims of sexuai abuse as weii as victims of human trafficking.
Upon the dissoiution of Victims Refuse Siience. inc, assets shaii be distributed for one or more exempt purpose within
the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internet Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federai tax
code, or shatt be distributed to the federal government, or to a state or iocal government, for a pubiic purpose.
ARTICLE IV MANNER OF ELECTION The manner in which the directors are eiected and appointed:
which the directors are elected or appointed is provided in the bylaws of the Corporation.
Name and me: Virginia Roberts, Director
Address 425 North Andrews Ave.
Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Nameand We: Bradley J. Edwards Director
Address 425 North Andrews Ave.
Address:
Address:
Name and Titie:
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Name and me: Brittany N. Henderson, Director Name and Titie?
Address 425 North Andrews Ave.
Address:
Suite 2
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Name and Title: . Name and Tide:
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Name and Title: Name and Tide:
Address Address:
ARTICLE VI REGIS mega AGENT
The nag}; Flerida street add regs (PO. Box NOT acceptabk) of the registered agent is:
Bradley .J. Edwards
425 North Andrews Ave, Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Name;
Address:
The ngme and address of the Incorporawr is:
Brittany N. Henderson
425 North Andrews Ave, Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Name:
AddressHaving been named as registered agent to accept service ofproces's for the above stated corporation at the place designated in this
certi?cate, I :1 ?or with and accept gs registered agent and agree to act in tins capacigr
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I submit this document and a?t?rm that thefnets stated herein are true. I am aware that anyfatse information submitted in a document
to Department of State constitutes a third degree fetony as provided for in 3.81 7.155, ES.
Reqetreg Signature 0? Incomerater
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2015 FLORIDA NOT FOR PROFIT CORPORATEON AMENDED ANNUAL FILED
Apr 22, 2015
N14000011657 Secretary of State
Entity Name: REFUSE SILENCE, INC. 007801725405
Current Principal Place of Business:
425 NORTH ANDREWS AVE., SUITE 2
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33301
Current Mailing Address:
425 NORTH ANDREWS AVE., SUITE 2
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33301
FEI Number: 47-2627774 Certificate of Status Desired: Yes
Name and Address of Current Registered Agent:
425 NORTH ANDREWS AVE., SUITE 2
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33301 US
The above named entity submits this statement for the purpose of changing its registered of?ce or registered agent, or both, in the State of Florida.
SIGNATURE:
Electronic Signature of Registered Agent Date
Officer/Director Detail
Title PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR Title VP, DIRECTOR
Name GIUFFRE, VIRGINIA Name GARVIN, MARGARETA
Address 425 NORTH ANDREWS AVE., SUITE 2 Address 425 NORTH ANDREWS AVE., SUITE 2
City-State-Zip: FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301 City-State-Zip: FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301
Title SECRETARY, DIRECTOR
Name HENDERSON, BRITTANY
Address 425 NORTH ANDREWS AVE., SUITE 2
City-State-Zip: FORT LAUDERDALE FL 33301
I hereby certify that the information indicated on this report or supplemental report is true and accurate and that my electronic signature shall have the same legal effect as if made under
oath; that I am an officer or director of the corporation or the receiver or trustee empowered to execute this report as required by Chapter 617, Florida Statutes; and that my name appears
above, or on an attachment with all other like empowered.
SIGNATURE: BRITTANY HENDERSON DERECTOR 04/22/2015
Electronic Signature of Signing Officer/Director Detail Date
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CASE NO:
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Plaintiff.
-vsGHISLAINE MAXWELL,
Defendant.
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425 North Andrews Avenue, Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
Thursday, September 8, 2016
8:53 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Taken before Rinat Katz, Reporter, a Notary
Public for the State of Florida at Large, pursuant
to Notice of Taking Deposition filed in the abovestyled cause.
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APPEARANCES:
On Behalf of the Plaintiff:
401 East Las Olas Boulevard, Suite 1200
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
Smccawley@bsfllp.com
On Behalf of the Plaintiff and Victims Refuse
Silence, Inc.:
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425 North Andrews Avenue, Suite 2
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
(954) 524-2820
Brad@pathtojustice.com
On Behalf of the Defendant:
150 East 10th Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80203
(303) 831-7364
Jpagliuca@hmflaw.com
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Also Present:
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Ryan Kick, Videographer
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Direct Examination by Mr. Pagliuca
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Certificate of Oath
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Certificate of Reporter
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Witness Letter
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Errata Sheet
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DEFENDANT'S EXHIBITS
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DESCRIPTION
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Exhibit 1
Amended NOD
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Exhibit 2
Motion to Quash Composite
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Exhibit 3
Bates Stamped 01 - 064
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Exhibit 4
Bates Stamped 064 - 091
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Exhibit 5
Articles of Incorporation
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Exhibit 6
Bank Statements
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Exhibit 7
2015 Annual Report
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Exhibit 8
2016 Annual Report
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(Exhibits Retained by the Court Reporter)
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she has continued to try and promote Victims Refuse
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Silence at every possible chance she gets with -- the
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story she told me was that someone had come to her
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door, knocked on the door, selling something or talking
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about something totally different, and she explained
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what our mission was and tried to get them to, then, go
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and spread the word for victims of human trafficking,
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as well.
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And this would be in Australia this
conversation occurred?
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Correct.
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Q
Okay.
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To your knowledge, is VRS incorporated
in any fashion in the country of Australia?
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It is not.
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To your knowledge, does VRS have any website
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presence in Australia?
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I believe that the internet works everywhere,
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so I would say yes, because, if you Google Victims
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Refuse Silence, we do have a website.
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imagine that that's something that would come up in
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Australia.
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Okay.
So I would
Other than the somebody knocking at
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her door, that conversation, did she report to you
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anything else that she has done on behalf of Victims
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Refuse Silence in the last year, let's say?
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MR. EDWARDS:
Objection --
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THE WITNESS:
During this telephone
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conversation -BY MR. PAGLIUCA:
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Yes.
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-- or in general?
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Q
During this telephone conversation?
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She did explain that, when she goes to her
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kids' schools and when she is out, she tries to promote
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the organization, as well, and just talk to people, and
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general awareness and understanding to raise -- for
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issues of human trafficking, yes.
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Q
And did she report anything else to you
during this phone conversation?
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During this particular conversation?
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Q
Yes.
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No.
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Q
Okay.
Then, you indicated that you reviewed
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your file for all the paperwork, and we'll talk about
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the documents produced in this case in a moment.
Can you tell me, other than what has been
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produced as part of the response to subpoena issued to
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VRS, what other documents are in the file that you
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reviewed?
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I have saved every piece of mail that has
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"publication," would be the Facebook page; correct?
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In addition to the website, yes.
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Q
Okay.
Number 11, documents relating to all
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appearances.
As I understand it, there are no
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documents that exist that comply with this request;
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correct?
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Correct; to my knowledge.
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Do you know, has anybody on behalf of VRS
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made a public appearance on behalf of VRS?
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I believe that there was a scheduled
appearance, yes, one.
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Q
And when was that?
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I honestly don't know when that took place.
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I would imagine in the beginning of 2015.
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And do you know who was scheduled to appear
in the beginning of 2015?
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Ms. Giuffre.
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Q
And do you know where she was scheduled to
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appear?
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I believe in New York with ABC.
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Q
And that would have also been with Mr.
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Edwards and Ms. McCawley; is that correct?
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I believe so, yes.
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Q
And in fact, she did go to ABC and give a
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taped interview, correct?
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MS. MCCAWLEY:
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THE WITNESS:
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Objection.
It's my understanding, yes.
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Okay.
Is it your understanding that that was
on behalf of VRS?
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I do not believe her appearance there was
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made on behalf of VRS, but I do believe that -- I know
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that she wanted to promote the charity, so that we
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could start helping people and that she could start
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getting her mission out to the public.
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Okay.
Number 12, all contacts received by
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VRS through its website, or otherwise, to schedule -- I
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think it should say "an event," and "and event."
There are none of those, as I understand it?
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No, that is not correct.
We produced a --
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yes, we did produce something to you.
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what the Bates Stamp number is, but it was a contact
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received by another victim of sexual assault who had
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reached out to the organization.
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Q
An email, I think it's in December of 2015,
maybe; is that what you're referring to?
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guess.
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Q
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I'm not sure
I believe -- I'm not sure of the date.
We'll look at it.
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And that would be the only
contact received by VRS; is that correct?
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C E R T I F I C A T E OF OATH
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I, Rinat Katz, Reporter, Notary Public, State
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of Florida, certify that BRITTANY HENDERSON
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personally appeared before me on the 8th day of
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September, 2016, and was duly sworn.
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Signed this 22nd day of September, 2016.
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Rinat Katz, Reporter
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Notary Public, State of Florida
Commission No.: FF4576
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Commission Expires: 04-03-2017
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I, Rinat Katz, Reporter, certify that I was
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authorized to and did report the deposition of
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BRITTANY HENDERSON, that a review of the
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transcript was requested; and that the transcript
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is a true and correct record of my stenographic
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notes.
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I further certify that I am not a relative,
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employee, attorney, or counsel of any of the
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parties, nor am I a relative or employee of any of
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the parties' attorneys or counsel connected with
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the action, nor am I financially interested in the
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action.
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Dated this 22nd day of September, 2016.
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Rinat Katz, Reporter
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