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Witness recounts alleged verbal suggestion by Epstein during art workshop visit in New Mexico
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Witness recounts alleged verbal suggestion by Epstein during art workshop visit in New Mexico

Witness recounts alleged verbal suggestion by Epstein during art workshop visit in New Mexico The passage provides a modest lead suggesting a possible inappropriate interaction between Jeffrey Epstein and a female witness during an art workshop in Santa Fe, including details about paintings and a verbal suggestion. While it mentions specific locations and a potential misconduct scenario, it lacks concrete names, dates, or financial transactions, limiting its immediate investigative utility. The controversy is moderate, and the novelty is low to moderate as similar allegations have been reported, but the specific context of an art workshop could merit follow‑up. Key insights: Witness visited Epstein's New Mexico residence after attending an art workshop in Santa Fe.; She described viewing a risqué painting and receiving a possible verbal suggestion from Epstein.; The workshop instructor’s identity is hinted at but not named.

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Witness recounts alleged verbal suggestion by Epstein during art workshop visit in New Mexico The passage provides a modest lead suggesting a possible inappropriate interaction between Jeffrey Epstein and a female witness during an art workshop in Santa Fe, including details about paintings and a verbal suggestion. While it mentions specific locations and a potential misconduct scenario, it lacks concrete names, dates, or financial transactions, limiting its immediate investigative utility. The controversy is moderate, and the novelty is low to moderate as similar allegations have been reported, but the specific context of an art workshop could merit follow‑up. Key insights: Witness visited Epstein's New Mexico residence after attending an art workshop in Santa Fe.; She described viewing a risqué painting and receiving a possible verbal suggestion from Epstein.; The workshop instructor’s identity is hinted at but not named.

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