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Alleged $200 massage scheme involving unnamed individual and possible sexual exploitation

The passage provides a vague, fragmented account of a possible illicit cash-for-sex arrangement. It lacks concrete names of influential actors, specific dates, or financial transaction details that wo Speaker mentions being offered $200 for a 45‑minute massage. Reference to a “guy” who pays for such services and possibly has multiple female companions referred No clear identification of the partie

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #019154
Pages
1
Persons
4
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Summary

The passage provides a vague, fragmented account of a possible illicit cash-for-sex arrangement. It lacks concrete names of influential actors, specific dates, or financial transaction details that wo Speaker mentions being offered $200 for a 45‑minute massage. Reference to a “guy” who pays for such services and possibly has multiple female companions referred No clear identification of the partie

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D: V: James PATTERSON Well, ah, start from, like, how you met him, and then ru— [ll take you through. Okay. Um, we [Alison and a female friend] worked at Hollister together in the Wellington Green mall,-and I was mentioning to her how I wanted extra money to go to Maine.. .I wanted to g for the summer, and 1 couldn't afford a plane go campin ticket. And—she goes, “Oh, well, you can get a plane ticket in king about?” Like, what two hours.” I said, “What are you ta are you—that didn't make any sense to me, a plane ticket in two hours; what are you talking about? And she goes, “Oh, we can go give this guy a massage, and, um, he'll pay two hundred dollars for, like, forty-five minutes oF an hour” And that's all she told me—no details, no nothing. She said that he wanted cute girls, so I looked cute, did my best. I didn’t —1 didn't think that it was what it was. I wasnt he was gonna pay me two hun- g—l,1 don’t know, like, I don’t know what was going through my head. ! absolutely don't know. And I—the back of my mind was thinking, oh, well, it could be legitimate, but | was also thinking, you know, at the same time, is she fucking crazy? Like, this guy’s not not letting him naive enough to think that dred dollars just for nothin gonna pay you money for not doing anything, cop a feel or nothing. You know? So 1 didn’t know what to think, I was like, “Oh...if he does something that I have a problem with, then I'll leave.” D: Who were you introduced to? y: One of his girlfriends. One of his, with him. And when I say like, slaves that he has live “slaves.” like, one of the girls that j he bought to, like, ] to one of them pro Sarah. Um, that’s hi but I don’t know. Ur and she’s the one wv second. And from really—lI didn't par So...we were waiti um, Jeffrey comes 1 He just introduced ‘cause I was pissed was pissed off. He and says, “Thank yc stairs,” and I was lil And that’s how | wa Um. Hold on—I'm head. I wore a skir wore a skirt and jus his legs, and he ask think I said no at f showing” —he talk you're not showing even know. So I en goes— well, I think top of me. So—and : When you're sayit breasts? Yeah. And then he a ty shirt, but I kept

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