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FD•302 (Rev S•&10)
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FEDERALBURRADOFINVEHUGKHON
amorerniry
04/17/20,1
date of birth (DOB)
was interviewed pursuant
to a proffer agreement via video conference. Present for the interview was
attorney
, along with Assistant United States
Attorneys
, Special Agent
, and Detective IIII
. After being advised of the identity of the
above listed individuals and the nature of the interview,
provided
the following information:
was managed by
-;
was
assistant.
was a "runner" who ran errands.
and
worked out of GHISLAINE MAXWELL's home. When
was first hired by
JEFFREY EPSTEIN, she was given more informal tasks while she was modeling.
One of her first tasks was to go to MAXWELL's house, where MAXWELL gave her
a list of items, like toiletries to pick up for the 301 66th Street address.
was EPSTEIN's assistant.
saw
working with MAXWELL
as well. Some relationships were more formal and "office like", but
and MAXWELL's relationship was more friendly.
Tasks that MAXWELL gave to
were errands like buying shampoo and
shirts for her and wanting
to clean the office. In New York, the
office inside MAXWELL's house was small with three desks.
shared a
desk with MAXWELL. MAXWELL spent time at EPSTEIN's other residents.
recalled the strange message she received from JEAN LUC BRUNEL.
English was not great at the time. MAXWELL thought the message
was funny. MAXWELL either assisted or directed
in how to write the
message.
had always felt a bit intimidated by MAXWELL. MAXWELL's attitude
came across that she was better than everyone else.
was
uncomfortable around MAXWELL and limited her time around her.
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MAXWELL overlooked everything with EPSTEIN. MAXWELL and EPSTEIN seemed
to have a family like relationship.
was aware that MAXWELL and
EPSTEIN used to date.
was also aware that the house MAXWELL lived
in in New York used to belong to EPSTEIN. In EPSTEIN's houses, MAXWELL had
a bedroom and an office. In Palm Beach, MAXWELL's office was a small room
above the kitchen. In EPSTEIN's master bedroom, he had two bathrooms where
the one to the left was where the massages took place, and the other room
had a large closet where
saw MAXWELL's clothes hanging.
recalled that in New Mexico MAXWELL had a bedroom.
thought it may
have been
who mentioned MAXWELL's bedroom because she was assigning
bedrooms.
recalled
had stayed in MAXWELL's bedroom in New
Mexico. At every one of EPSTEIN's properties, MAXWELL acted almost like an
owner; people treated her like an owner.
spent approximately 15-20% of the time around MAXWELL. While in
Palm Beach,
home was in proximity so she would get time off; she
would not always be around EPSTEIN's house.
was mostly there at the
Palm Beach residence.
recalled traveling with MAXWELL approximately
15-20% of the time.
recalled traveling to New Mexico with MAXWELL
twice.
recalled traveling to Aspen with EPSTEIN and MAXWELL.
and EPSTEIN went to see LES WEXNER.
recalled MAXWELL being
there with a group of women and chewing them out.
recalled when a new house manager, JANUSZ BANASIAK, started in
Palm Beach and brought in fresh flowers, MAXWELL was impressed.
remembered a time where MAXWELL questioned her on the ice in the water she
was taking to EPSTEIN, asking if the ice was made from Evian.
While in Palm Beach, EPSTEIN received two massages a day. If
traveled with EPSTEIN, sometimes
would call from New York to set up
the massages.
sometimes send the initial schedule and
would call. EPSTEIN then
wanted
to confirm and reconfirm with them; she would have to call in
the evening and then the next morning.
job was to reconfirm with them.
would
did not recall MAXWELL confirming massages. ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ
may have confirmed massages.
When
was asked if she was aware of MAXWELL's knowledge of EPSTEIN
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getting massages, she replied yes. In general, it was common knowledge
EPSTEIN had two massages a day.
talked about a time in New Mexico
where EPSTEIN treated them to an outside location spa facility. MAXWELL
told
they needed to find a pretty masseuse for EPSTEIN. EPSTEIN
sent MAXWELL,
and possibly
to a spa facility where each of
them were to be treated to a massage. MAXWELL said the masseuse for EPSTEIN
must be pretty and must be good at massage. MAXWELL said this to the group.
The phone books were contact address books. The pastel colored books
were EPSTEIN's books while the black small books were MAXWELL's books.
There was a section for massage contacts in them.
EPSTEIN noted once that when he and MAXWELL dated that MAXWELL would
bring more girls for threesomes, saying they were sexual relationships.
did not recall when or where EPSTEIN said this to her. EPSTEIN told
that MAXWELL brought him girls. As of the date of this interview,
impression was that this was for sexual activities. It surprised
that MAXWELL would bring other girls in for sex. When EPSTEIN told
this she did not think that was something MAXWELL would do.
recalled MAXWELL dating other men.
described MAXWELL as "high end
and sophisticated" and did not think "those types" of people would do that.
EPSTEIN's expectations were when he had girlfriends they would have to
bring other girls in. When
dated EPSTEIN they brought
in for sex and she told
that she
had to find
other girls for EPSTEIN.
When
was asked about what she said in a prior interview about
MAXWELL participating in threesomes,
replied that she was talking
about what she just referenced in regards to EPSTEIN telling
that
MAXWELL participated in threesomes.
At the time
worked for EPSTEIN from 2004-2006 she did not get a
sense that he and MAXWELL were still in a romantic relationship.
thought they were in a relationship years prior to
working for
them.
took a lot of photographs, some of them of
described them as "model type" photographs possibly for Victoria's Secret.
was in jeans and a tank top on the island along the beach.
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asked her to take off her top and bra, telling
that EPSTEIN said it
was ok. These types of photographs of other girls were on display all over
EPSTEIN's houses. These photographs were kept in large binders at MAXWELL's
house. They were in thumbnail form with Compact Disk's (CD) attached.
There was a large commercial printer at MAXWELL's New York house where the
thumbnails were printed;
thought this was possibly why the binders
were kept there.
described the binders as large with packets and
the photographs were burned onto CDs. There were contact sheets with
thumbnails, so they knew which photographs were on which CD. These binders
were stored in a large cabinet located past the three desks in MAXWELL's
office in her New York home.
, and
worked
there. There were approximately 8-10 binders of photographs. There were
other photographs as well.
described a time in Palm Beach where she
was on the couch with IIII
and
stripped, took off her top, and
danced. EPSTEIN nudged
to get the camera to take photographs.
Either
or
put together the binders. Everything was at the
request of EPSTEIN.
enjoyed taking photographs; she had a nice
camera. MAXWELL asked them to clean the office once.
felt MAXWELL
must have observed the printer and binders were there. They were intimate
photographs so they would not have been printed commercially. The intimate
photographs were of different women in binders that were mainly topless with
modal like poses. Some photographs were in EPSTEIN's gym along the whole
wall - they were all topless photographs.
described the photographs
as
women with an unknown age range. When asked if the age range was
18-20 years old,
replied that the women were maybe younger but it
was hard to tell because of make-up and the model style photographs.
did not recall if MAXWELL took nude photographs.
was not
sure if anyone other than
took photographs. At the time
stopped working for them, the binders were still at MAXWELL's house.
MAXWELL sold the New York house at one point and
thought the real
estate agent had possibly taken photographs of MAXWELL'S office.
had
In regards to the storage of contact information,
would get the
phone numbers for
made her own contact list that she typed
up.
printed a few copies and put them in a desk. When
came
back to New York, these were sometimes missing.
The notebooks had massage sections, but
never called from there.
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only called people from the contact information given to her by
and the contact list
had made from contacts given to her by
gave
phone numbers.
was not sure where
got the information from.
contact list was created by hand
then typed up in a word document in Palm Beach.
typed up and
printed a few and stored them in a drawer.
recalled the list was
missing one time or
had thrown it out because it was crumpled in the
trash can.
was at a computer in Palm Beach at a desk near the
living room that she and
used for work.
created a digital
copy for herself.
was not sure if anyone else had a digital contact
list for massages.
thought the contact books for massages seemed
outdated.
(Agent note:
was shown a document titled "Masseusses". This
document is attached in a 1A.)
did not recognize this document.
did not format her document how this one was formatted;
underlined the names.
thought there were approximately 10 names on
the document she created but thought there may have been more than one
person on each line like having referrals listed.
described there being message books around the house that had a
page that copied itself, notepads, and contact numbers and information.
Some of these were kept in the pantry behind the kitchen. There were white
notepads throughout EPSTEIN's home that had "Jeffrey Epstein" and "Ghislaine
Maxwell" written on them. Messages were kept on these notepads.
Phone numbers were kept in a system they used called Citrix. People's
numbers were also kept in books. MAXWELL had books with a black cover
throughout the house and EPSTEIN had books with a colorful cover throughout
the house. There were multiple copies of the books throughout the house.
believed that both sets of books had contact information for
massages. The contact information for massages was organized by location.
remembered skimming through the books and seeing this. MAXWELL's
black books were very simple as they were just black and white with simple
font.
believed EPSTEIN's colorful books were black and white inside
and simple as well, but the font was slightly larger.
advised she
may be able to recognize the books if she saw them; she has a photographic
memory. [Agent note: At this point in the interview,
was shown a
document.]
recalled this document to be one of MAXWELL's contact
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books.
also recalled that the font for EPSTEIN would have been
larger. The contact books were printed and not updated.
was given
a project to update EPSTEIN's books; she used the Citrix system to gather
the numbers from in order to update the books.
did not recall being
asked to update MAXWELL'S contact books. During the time that
worked for EPSTEIN she did not recall anyone switching the books out.
When
was asked if she recalled someone asking her to gather items
from the Palm Beach house, she stated yes.
and EPSTEIN told her to
go to Palm Beach to meet someone to hand over the contact books and
computers. EPSTEIN,
) and
flew into
Miami.
was told to stay with
while EPSTEIN and
had a
meeting.
thought the meeting was held at what is now called the
SOHO HOUSE HOTEL.
thought EPSTEIN was involved in the construction
of the hotel.
recalled
telling her to meet a gentleman and
may have called before she met him.
recalled the
conversation she had with EPSTEIN was where he told her that something
happened to his detriment and she needed to gather the stuff from the
house.
thought she was meeting with a police officer or
investigator.
to the island. When
arrived at the Palm Beach house, JANUSZ was
there and he helped her gather items.
gathered the contact books.
recalled definitely gathering EPSTEIN's books, but she could not
recall if she grabbed all of MAXWELL's books.
thought she gave both
sets to the gentleman. When the gentleman left, JANUSZ called and said that
he found a book, so
called the gentleman back to hand it over.
recalled the gentleman to be
thought this
was around October 6, because it was the day before her birthday.
also recalled stopping at a gas station and found a record of the stop on
her bank statement.
had anxiety and stress while working for
EPSTEIN.
drove to Palm Beach, while
and EPSTEIN flew on
recalled
telling her to do the same thing on the island.
told
to remove the contact books from the island and take
them to New York.
thought she may have asked
where all the
books were stored because there were so many buildings. This was possibly a
couple weeks after
had already removed the books and computers from
Palm Beach.
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In Palm Beach, each desk had a computer.
removed the computer
from EPSTEIN's office (the cabana by the pool), along with the computer that
she and
used and the computer from MAXWELL's office. There was a
stationary computer that security used that
did not remove from the
house.
removed the books from the island and took them to New York.
When
returned to New York, she gave the books to
thought
left the office with the books. This was around the time
that
had been given the assignment to update the books.
asked
what to do with the printouts of the contact numbers.
told
to shred it.
did not recall why
told her to
shred it.
just recalled EPSTEIN mentioning that something was
stolen or compromised.
remembered EPSTEIN referring to visas and
immigration.
did not remember if she discussed this with anyone
afterwards.
recalled an individual named MARK who was the IT person they
would call if they had computer issues.
did not know if MARK worked
for WEXNER.
thought MARK may have knowledge about the database they
used.
recalled MAXWELL being somewhat intimately involved in EPSTEIN's
life. MAXWELL was "very much present". MAXWELL had two assistants and she
was "Sort of like a boss". MAXWELL was one of EPSTEIN's friends and ex-
girlfriends. EPSTEIN kept certain people around his life, including MAXWELL
and EVA DUBIN, who was an ex-girlfriend.
was also very close to
EPSTEIN.
thought
and MAXWELL were close as MAXWELL took
to some events.
recalled that EPSTEIN bought
a nice
fur for Christmas and it was to be kept at MAXWELL's home. MAXWELL was in
every detail. MAXWELL questioned the staff in New York. When MAXWELL
visited EPSTEIN's different homes, she seemed more like an owner. EPSTEIN
and MAXWELL were close.
recalled EPSTEIN telling her that he
delivered the news of MAXWELL's father's death to her. MAXWELL had drivers
and staff who thought she was not nice.
recalled a couple that
worked for EPSTEIN and
saw the woman crying when she came in because
MAXWELL said something mean to her. MAXWELL seemed like EPSTEIN's person.
recalled that there was a couch on display at a store and the store
did not want to sell it. EPSTEIN said to have MAXWELL deal with it.
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There was a masseuse in Palm Beach,
, who stayed at the New York
apartment. EPSTEIN helped
get an internship with a teenage
magazine. MAXWELL was in charge of managing the apartment.
recalled that when
left the apartment, there was something missing
from the apartment and MAXWELL said that
must have took it.
(Agent note: At this point in the interview
was shown a document.
This document is attached in a IA.]
recognized the document as
being a printed copy from the Citrix database.
was not sure which
of the books this would have come from. This would have been managed by
believed MAXWELL would have had knowledge of the massages.
MAXWELL managed EPSTEIN's houses and was very much present. Any person that
was in the houses would have knowledge of EPSTEIN's schedule and massages.
People spoke freely; someone may have said that EPSTEIN was getting a
massage. People walked through the kitchen and sometimes there was a girl
with another girl there. One girl went upstairs while another stayed in the
kitchen.
recalled there was a chiropractor at the house and gave an
appointment to a girl that was there.
did not know what MAXWELL got out of staying with EPSTEIN. To
it seemed that EPSTEIN and MAXWELL shared assets.
recalled
a time where EPSTEIN bought a new helicopter and became upset because it was
shaking. He blamed it on MAXWELL. MAXWELL seemed like family to EPSTEIN.
EVA was also like family
MAXWELL and EPSTEIN seemed to have a family like relationship.
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