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Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1331-6 Louella Rabuyo - Volume I 9 head or shake your head, and she can't take that down, A Allright. Q_ It's also very easy to say uh-huh or huh-uh, but it kind of looks the same on paper, so you can't do that either. I'm going to wait until you finish your answer, and you have to wait until | finish my question, because if we talk over one another, then the court reporter can't get it down. A Okay. Yes, sir, Q Allright, So if you don't understand the question, tell me you don't understand and |'ll try to ask a better question. A Yes. Q_ Okay. So you were hired in November of 2004 to be the housekeeper for Mr. Epstein? A Yes. Q_ And when you were hired, who exactly hired you, who -- let me strike that. When you were hired to be the housekeeper for Mr. Epstein, who did you interview with? A. Ms. Maxwell. Q Is that Ghislaine Maxwell or just Laine Maxwell? A_ Ghislaine Maxwell. Q_ And where did the interview take place? 10 A At 358 El Brillo Way. Q_ And what did Ms. Maxwell and you speak about prior to your being hired as the housekeeper? A My duties. Q_ And what did she tell you your duties would be? A_ To tidy, to make beds, do laundry. Q_ Did she tell you what would take place in the house on a day-to-day basis? A No. Q_ So going into that position, you had no idea who the guests would be or who the people coming in the house would be, or what would generally go on? A_ Gan you simplify the question? Q Sure. When you talked about with Ghislaine Maxwell at this interview, your duties being you would make the bed and tidy up, did she also tell you that there would be a lot of guests, there would be a few guests, did she talk to you about that af all? A_ She mentioned that if there are guests, we have to, like, you know, prepare the room, and, what's this, attend to the guests. Q_ And what did you understand that to mean that you have to attend to the guests? A You have to prepare the room and see to it ESQUIRE an Alexander Gallo Company Filed 01/05/24 Page 3 of 9 October 20, 2009 11 that it's clean and appropriately, what's this... Q And as | understand this property, there is a main house and then there's also a staff house on the property; is that right? A Yes, sir. Q_ And when the guests would come over, would you stay in the main house, or would you go to the staff house? MR. REINHART: Can we get a time frame to the question? BY MR. EDWARDS; Q Over the last five years while you worked there. A_ | usually stay in the staff house and do the laundry, then | go to the kitchen and then tidy the kitchen. Q You were hired in November of 2004, and what were your hours that you worked there back in November of 2004 when you were hired? Eight to five, How many days a week? Depends. How would the schedule be relayed to you? When Mr. Epstein is there, then I'm supposed to report, but usually it's five days a week. 12 Q Soam| correct in understanding that there was one schedule when Mr. Epstein was in town, and the schedule may be a little bit different if Mr. Epstein was out of town? A Yes, sir. Q Allright. Tell me the differences when Mr. Epstein is in town versus when Mr. Epstein was not in town. A Ithe stays like three or four days, then I'm supposed to be there, and then the house is to be cleaned. And then when they do nol come, then | can either go there, or I'm given free days off. Q_ Three days off? A_ No. A free day. Q> Oh, okay. But typically back in 2004 when you were hired, you worked an average of about five days a week, is that correct? A Yes. Q Allright. And | guess by the way that you're explaining it, if Mr. Epstein was in town for a longer period of time, you may work more than five days, and if Mr. Epstein was not in town, you may work less than five days? A Yes. Q_ Okay. Did you ever talk to Mr. Epstein prior Toll Free: 866.709.8777 Facsimile: 561.394.2621 Suite 600 4440 PGA Boulevard Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410 www.esquiresolutions,com