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08/22/2006 
was interviewed at her residence in West Palm Beach, 
Florida regarding a federal investigation involving the sexual exploitation 
of minors. After being advised of the identity of the interviewing agents 
and the nature of the interview, 
provided the following information: 
was employed as the House Manager for JEFFREY EPSTEIN's 
residence on the island of Palm Beach, Florida. She began working for 
EPSTEIN approximately three years ago. 
stated GHISLAINE 
MAXWELL(believed by 
to be EPSTEIN's girlfriend at the time) was the 
person who hired her. It was through 
sister, 
, and her 
association with MAXWELL and EPSTEIN that 
came to be employed at the 
EPSTEIN residence. According to 
, it was while 
was working at 
one of the salons on Palm Beach she met both MAXWELL and EPSTEIN. 
stated that 
provided massages to EPSTEIN. 
While employed at the EPSTEIN residence, 
primary 
responsibilities were to have the house ready for the arrival of either 
EPSTEIN or MAXWELL and their guests. 
ensured the house was stocked 
with food, beverages, and fresh flowers. 
would also help in the 
arrangement of transportation to and from the airport. 
stated that there was a high rate of turnover among the 
staff employed at the EPSTEIN residence because EPSTEIN, MAXWELL, and 
others were not very nice to the hired help. 
stated EPSTEIN was nice 
in the beginning but became "mean." 
believed she was fired because 
she got married. 
was given $3000.00 in severance pay. 
was never at the residence when EPSTEIN was having a 
massage. 
stated she had taken many messages from girls who wanted 
to work for EPSTEIN. The girls would want to know when EPSTEIN was coming 
to town and they would want her to take a message, so EPSTEIN could return 
their call. 
would leave the messages on the counter so that when 
EPSTEIN would arrive in from out of town he could review them. One 
Christmas, 
was asked to call 5 or 6 of EPSTEIN's "massage girls" and 
relay to them that they could stop to pick up their Christmas gift. 
Although not positive, 
believed she was asked to do this task around 
Christmas 2004. 
told the interviewing agent of an incident that occurred at 
the EPSTEIN's residence either late summer or early fall. 
was unsure 
of the year but knew it must have been in 2003, 2004 or 2005. The cleaning 
crew, 
, were working at the time of the incident 
as well. A unidentified female(UF), who looked under the age of eighteen, 
entered the residence demanding money. She had arrived at the residence in 
a taxi cab. 
described her as trashy and desperate. 
told the 
OF she was unaware of any money that had been left for the UF, but that she 
would call the New York Office. The UF stated that she thought EPSTEIN was 
going to be at the residence today. 
contacted the New York Office 
and they instructed 
to pay the UF. The New York Office stated that 
could find $200.00 in EPSTEIN's desk draw and she was to use that to 
pay the UF. Once the UF received the money she departed the residence. 
stated to the interviewing agents, that at one point she told the UF 
she was going to call the police if the UF did not leave, but the UF 
responded that she would call the police if she did not get her money. 
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believed that EPSTEIN was trying to help girls make it big 
in the modeling industry. 
sister, told 
that EPSTEIN 
would give money to girls to help them go to college or get them started in 
modeling. 
stated that she may have been naive but she thought he was 
trying to help these girls. 
stated that she knew EPSTEIN liked women 
and that women would visit the residence even when MAXWELL was not there. 
believed there were naked photographs of women throughout the 
residence. 
, the 
and 
provided her sister's contact information as the following: 
, telephone number 
and cellular telephone number 
. According to 
phone numbers are cellular telephone number 
also provided to the interviewing agents a copy of some of 
the hours she worked at EPSTEIN's residence as well as some notes made by 
at her time of employment with EPSTEIN. Those documents have been 
placed in a FD-340, a 1-A envelope, and are maintained with the case file. 
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