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Page 96 TODD BLANCHE: I appreciate. GHISLAINE MAXWELL: So then I think -- so she -- she takes up with the local drug dealer and she becomes druggie, druggie. Like, you know, how druggies -- well, maybe you don't. I live with a lot in Tallahassee. They becom ven more unreliable than normal. And at some point, she's now working somewher lse. He stopped seeing her, because he doesn't like people who do drugs. And I think that not seeing her lasted five or six months. And in that period of time, she got arrested for theft, and she had a warrant out for her arrest. Now, this I've pieced together because this piece I didn't know. She then called Epstein to -- to have help avoiding the warrant for her arrest, and he sent her to Thailand to get a massage therapy license. This is the bit that I guess. This is the bit that I extrapolated. In the period of time from when she came back to when she left, he asked her to replace herself as his masseuse or whatever -- whatever she was doing, and she brought the first replacement for her. That would've been one of the accusers in my case, I think, would've been DOJ REDACTION . MAGNA®© LEGAL SERVICES DOJ-OGR-00022488