Palm Beach police interview former Epstein security guard Alfredo Rodriguez about journals documenting gifts, cash withdrawals and alleged sexual encounters at Epstein’s house

Palm Beach police interview former Epstein security guard Alfredo Rodriguez about journals documenting gifts, cash withdrawals and alleged sexual encounters at Epstein’s house The passage reveals a potential primary source (Rodriguez’s journal/folder) that could contain names of under‑age girls, details of gifts (iPods, jewelry), cash movements and instructions from Jeffrey Epstein. It points to specific dates, locations and a physical evidence trail (green folder placed in police evidence). While the content of the journal is not yet disclosed, the lead is concrete enough to merit a follow‑up request for the folder, forensic analysis of the documents, and cross‑reference with known victims. The information is moderately novel – it adds a new witness and possible documentation to the existing Epstein investigations – and implicates a high‑profile figure (Jeffrey Epstein) and law‑enforcement handling of evidence. Key insights: Rodriguez claims to have kept a journal/folder documenting who visited Epstein’s Palm Beach house and what was purchased for the girls.; He reports that gifts included iPods and jewelry, and that cash (petty cash) was withdrawn from a household account.; The folder was turned over to police and entered into evidence on Jan 6, 2006.