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Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1330-4 Filed 01/05/24 Page 23 of 27 54. Ms. Giuffre’ entire account is fabricated out of whole cloth: President Clinton was never on the island during the relevant period. A FOIA request submitted by former FBI Director Louis Freeh for “all shift logs, travel records, itineraries, reports, and other records for USSS personnel travelling with former President Bill Clinton to Little St. James Island and the US Virgin Islands” revealed that “Bill Clinton did not in fact travel to, nor was he present on, Little St. James Island between January 1, 2001, and January 1, 2003.” See Dershowitz Decl., Ex. I. Moreover, the notion that the Secret Service would allow a former president to be flown by an amateur pilot is ridiculous on its face. 55. In that same Daily Mail article, Ms. Giuffre claimed “that Mr. Clinton’s vice-president Al Gore and his wife, Tipper, were also guests of Epstein on his island” on a different occasion. Ex. T at 4. Ms. Giuffre purported to provide specific details of this encounter: “I had no clue that anything was up. 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 Ghislaine’s. Jeffrey didn’t ask me to give him a massage. There might have been a couple of other girls there on that trip but I could never have imagined this guy would do anything wrong. I was planning to vote for him when I turned 18. I thought he was awesome.” Jd. at p. 5. 56. This story too was made up — a fiction peddled for money. By all available accounts, Mr. Gore and his wife never set foot on Mr. Epstein’s private island, nor even met Mr. Epstein. Ms. Giuffre’ lawyers, who included David Boies, could easily have ascertained as much. Vice President Gore had been Mr. Boies’s client and Mr. Boies could have simply asked him whether he had ever visited Mr. Epstein’s island in the Caribbean. Had he done so, Mr. Boies would have learned that Ms. Giuffre’s account was false. 23