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FD-302 (Rev. 10495) 
• 
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION . 
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10/13/2010
STEVEN HOFFENBERG, inmate number 35601-054,.5756 
Hartville & Pointville Road, Fort Dix Federal Correctional 
Institution, Fort Dix, New Jersey was contacted on October 12, 
2010. After having been advised of the identities of the 
interviewing agents, HOFFENBERG, provided the following 
information: 
HOFFENBERG stated he would not answer questions about 
Jeffrey Epstein or the murder of Arthur L Shapiro without having a 
court appointed attorney present during questioning. He added that 
he was willing to cooperate and answer questions once a court 
appointed attorney was provided. He refused to answer any other 
questions at this time and referred the interviewing agents to a 
March 2003 Vanity Fair article and a website, Tower Investors.com. 
He advised that he had pending civil matters against the Bureau of 
Prisons, amongst others. HOFFENBERG did not comment on his basis 
of knowledge, or when he became aware of information pertaining to 
Epstein or Shapiro. At this time the agents ended the interview. 
Investigation on 
10/12/2010 
at Fort Dix, New Jersey 
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Date dictated 10/13/2010 
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Date: 10/13/2010 
To: Miami 
Attn: SA 
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From: Newark 
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Contact: SA 
Approved By: 
Drafted By: 
Case ID #: 72-MM-113327 
(Pending) 
Title: ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ 
OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE 
Synopsis: To notify Palm Beach RA that lead has been covered. 
Reference: 72-MM-113327 Serial 46 
Enclosure(s): Original FD 302 and 1 copy describing interview of 
STEVEN HOFFENBERG. 
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and the details of the interview were documented on the enclosed 
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In Reply, Please Reter to 
File No. 72—MM-113327 
October 26, 2010 
Attention: Bureau of Prisons 
Dear Office of General Counsel: 
Pursuant to an ongoing investigation, FBI Miami is 
requesting information regarding current or former BOP inmates. 
FBI Miami is requesting all information including the date in 
custody, all facilities where the inmates were assigned and dates 
in such facilities, projected date of release, and date of death, 
if applicable, regarding the following two (2) inmates; 
1,_82E.Whei—it4FENBERG BOP number 35601-054, white male 
2. BERRY TESTERZEssiER4 BOP number 61264-061, male, 
believed to befdeceased. 
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FD-302 (Rev. 10495) 
-1-
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 
Date of transcription 
11/17/2010
ROBERT COUTURIER, business address 69 Mercer Street, New 
York, NY 10012 business phone 
and cellular phone 
number 
, was interviews at is design studio at the 
above lists 
ocation. After being advised of the identity of the 
interviewing agent, and the nature of the interview, COUTURIER 
provided the following information: 
COUTURIER first met JEFFREY EPSTEIN sometime between 
1985-1988 and he was introduced to EPSTEIN by YSABEL GOLDSMITH. At 
that time, EPSTEIN was looking for a designer to decorate his place 
located at 9 East 71st Street, Manhattan, NY. COUTURIER was 
interviewed for the job but EPSTEIN did not hire him on that 
occasion. 
COUTURIER and EPSTEIN travel in the same social circles 
and there is a lot of gossip surrounding EPSTEIN. The talk is 
mostly about how much he enjoys the.company of young girls and 
women. COUTURIER stated that EPSTEIN always made him feel 
uncomfortable and strange when he was around him so COUTURIER was 
friendly and courteous to him but does not consider EPSTEIN his 
friend. 
There is no doubt that EPSTEIN is very intelligent and 
can carry a conversation about any subject but there is something 
about him that is weird and off-putting. He is incredibly wealthy 
and COUTURIER believes that most people around him do not talk too 
much about him because that type of wealth usually buys power. 
Although people might have information about EPSTEIN they might be 
reluctant to talk; it is easier to excuse his bad behavior or turn 
a blind eye to it. 
COUTURIER s 
ed that about six or seven months ago a 
woman by the name of 
, who is EPSTEIN's assistant, 
called him and asked if he wou 
consider taking on the challenge 
of decorating EPSTEIN's place in Manhattan and if he would also 
consider decorating his place in the US Virgin Islands (USVI). 
COUTURIER advised these are just two of the homes he currently owns 
but EPSTEIN also has an apartment in Paris, France and a huge ranch 
somewhere in the Midwest in the U.S. 
InveWganceon 
11/16/2010 
at New York, New York 
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I 
FD-302a (Rev. 104-9S) 
72-MM-113327 
OwSualimdFD402of  
Robert Couturier 
,On  11/16/2010  .Page  
2 
COUTURIER stated that by this time, he had heard of 
EPSTEIN's incarceration and thought that EPSTEIN had "paid his debt 
to society" and maybe things had changed with him so he went into 
the meeting trying to be objective. EPSTEIN also stated that to be 
honest, he would be making a lot of money if he took the project. 
The first meeting took place sometime in April or May 
2010 and 
, EPSTEIN's assistant, showed him the overall 
plans of the USVI house. Although EPSTEIN was supposed to attend 
the meeting he could not make it so 
handled it. 
Ten days later, EPSTEIN, Will, and his other assistant 
LESLIE LAST NAME UNKNOWN (LNU) all 
ew from Palm Beach, FL to the 
house on the USVI after the initial meeting. 
Sometime in June 2010, COUTURIER and EPSTEIN plus his 
assistants, flew to the USVI on EPSTEIN's private plane. They took 
it from Palm Beach to the island and stayed there for a day and a 
half. EPSTEIN was very excited and appeared to be like a kid with 
a new toy. COUTURIER recalls that EPSTEIN kept the house very cold 
and his bedroom was white but had no lights in the room, it was 
dark and very austere. The focal point of the room was an enormous 
bed. 
EPSTEIN also showed him another room in which he wanted 
to place four beds and wanted to have it decorated in a very 
colorful palette for his girls. EPSTEIN told COUTURIER him that he 
does not have any friends and that he does not really like people. 
EPSTEIN stated that he has girls coming to spend time with him in 
the island. EPSTEIN then lamented that "the girls" are only 
interested in Facebook and MySpace and that he wanted the space in 
this bedroom to be comfortable and have access to the Internet as 
they were online so much. COUTURIER did not ask how old these 
girls were or anything about them. He did not ask him any personal 
questions. 
COUTURIER stated that on the flight back he grew 
increasingly uncomfortable. Although he did not see any of the 
young girls that EPSTEIN was talking about he was not sure if he 
could do this job for him. COUTURIER added that every time he met 
with EPSTEIN he had his assistants there who are all very 
attractive young women and others unknown to him but all appeared 
to be over the age of 18. 
EFTA00129609

FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-93) 
72-MM-113327 
Continuation of FD-302 of 
• 
Couturier 
 .0'111/16/2010  .Page  3 
EPSTEIN also showed COUTURIER his home on 71th street in 
Manhattan, NY as he wanted him to decorate that place also. 
COUTURIER showed him a massage room where he had photographs 
("artistic renditions" according to COUTURIER) of young women in 
the nude, ranging from age 15 through 20 all hanging from the walls 
of this massage room. COUTURIER did not ask him any questions 
about this room and moved on to the rest of the house. 
COUTURIER then came back to New York and started out 
drawing plans and although he did not have a contract, EPSTEIN did 
give him a check for $50,000.00 as a deposit for his services. 
COUTURIER stated that his plans went back and forth 
between his offices and EPSTEIN's people but EPSTEIN never seemed 
happy. COUTURIER sent some of his associates back to the USVI to 
take measurements and adjust his plans and EPSTEIN was pleased in 
some aspects but was still highly critical. 
COUTURIER then decided that this was not the right job 
for him. COUTURIER stated that in the back of his mind, he wanted 
to have "a way out" should he decide that he could not work with 
EPSTEIN which was why he did not have a formal contract signed. 
EPSTEIN was very difficult to work with and COUTURIER found that 
EPSTEIN had not changed his pattern of behavior obviously if he was 
having the home in the USVI decorated for girls to stay with him. 
This did not sit well with COUTURIER. He then wrote EPSTEIN a note 
apologizing for.not being able to take on this job. COUTURIER 
stated that he could not just drop everything or any of his 
projects whenever EPSTEIN wanted him at the site (USVI). EPSTEIN 
was very persistent but COUTURIER was firm in his decision. 
In July 2010, EPSTEIN tried to sue him for his deposit 
and he has many attorneys at his disposal who are very aggressive. 
COUTURIER's attorney stated that if they decided to litigate this 
case, it was going to be a long process. COUTURIER decided to 
settle and returned $15,000.00 to EPSTEIN to save himself the 
hassle of litigation. 
COUTURIER stated that EPSTEIN and I 
were a cou le but 
had broken up. At one point COUTURIER had spo en to 
about her break-up with EPSTEIN. She told him, "I have seen im do 
horrific things" but did not elaborate. 
is still his 
assistant and ...are on friendly terms.
COUTURIER stated he 
believed that 
although very pretty, was now too old for 
EPSTEIN even though she is in her 30s. 
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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 
72-MM-113327 
• 
• 
Cominuationdnlaed  
Robert Couturier 
)0%111/16/2010 
 .Page 
4 
COUTURIER stated there are people in New York who are 
outraged about EPSTEIN's lenient sentence for his sex trafficking 
charges. One person who has followed the story and written about 
JEFFREY COUTURIER is CONCHITA SARNOFF writer for "The Beast" 
online newspaper, phone number 
. AMY FIENNE-COLLINS 
also wrote an article for "Vanity Fair on c ild prostitution but 
the article met with much resistance. 
COUTURIER concluded by saying that although this would 
job would have generated a lot of income for his company, he simply 
could not do it and although he tried to remain objective, his 
conscience would not let him continue this project. 
COUTURIER provided the following information regarding 
JEFFREY EPSTEIN's contacts: 
ASSISTANTS: 
LESLIE LNU 
(NY) 
• 
• 
OTHER EMPLOYEES: 
RICHARD BARNETT 
DARREN INDYKE 
RICH KAHN 
(Accountant) 
(Butler in NY) 
(Attorney) 
COUTURIER also provided the following information for 
JEFFREY EPSTEIN: 
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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 
• 
72-MM--113327 
Continuation of FD-302 of 
 
Robert Couturier 
 ,on  11/16/2010 
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New York Residence: 
9 East 71st Street 
New 
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NY 
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Palm Beach Residence: 
358 El Brillo 
Way 
Palm Beach, FL 33480 
EFTA00129612

FD-302 (Rev. 10-6-95) 
-1 - 
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 
Date of uansaiption 
jj/17/2010
ROBERT COUTURIER, business address 
, New 
York, NY 10012 business phone 
an ce u ar p one 
number 
, was interviews at is design studio at the 
ocation. After being advised of the identity of the 
above liste 
interviewing agent, and the nature of the interview, COUTURIER 
provided the following information: 
COUTURIER first met JEFFREY EPSTEIN sometime between 
1985-1988 and he was introduced to EPSTEIN by YSABEL GOLDSMITH. At 
that time, EPSTEIN was looking for a designer to decorate his place 
located at 9 East 71st Street, Manhattan, NY. COUTURIER was 
interviewed for the job but EPSTEIN did not hire him on that 
occasion. 
COUTURIER and EPSTEIN travel in the same social circles 
and there is a lot of gossip surrounding EPSTEIN. The talk is 
mostly about how much he enjoys the company of young girls and 
women. COUTURIER stated that EPSTEIN always made him feel 
uncomfortable and strange when he was around him so COUTURIER was 
friendly and courteous to him but does not consider EPSTEIN his 
friend. 
There is no doubt that EPSTEIN is very intelligent and 
can carry a conversation about any subject but there is something 
about him that is weird and off-putting. He is incredibly wealthy 
and COUTURIER believes that most people around him do not talk too 
much about him because that type of wealth usually buys power. 
Although people might have information about EPSTEIN they might be 
reluctant to talk; it is easier to excuse his bad behavior or turn 
a blind eye to it. 
COUTURIER stated that about six or seven months ago a 
woman by the name of 
, who is EPSTEIN's assistant, 
called him and asked if he would consider taking on the challenge 
of decorating EPSTEIN's place in Manhattan and if he would also 
consider decorating his place in the US Virgin Islands (USVI). 
COUTURIER advised these are just two of the homes he currently owns 
but EPSTEIN also has an apartment in Paris, France and a huge ranch 
somewhere in the Midwest in the U.S. 
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11/16/2010 
at New York, New York 
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FD-302a (Rev.10-6-95) 
72-MM-113327 
• 
• 
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Robert Couturier 
,On  11/16/2010 
 ,Page  
2 
COUTURIER stated that by this time, he had heard of 
EPSTEIN's incarceration and thought that EPSTEIN had "paid his debt 
to society" and maybe things had changed with him so he went into 
the meeting trying to be objective. EPSTEIN also stated that to be 
honest, he would be making a lot of money if he took the project. 
The first meeting took place sometime in April or May 
2010 and 
, EPSTEIN's assistant, showed him the overall 
plans of t e USV 
ouse. Although EPSTEIN was supposed to attend 
the meeting he could not make it so 
handled it. 
Ten days later, EPSTEIN, 'III, and his other assistant 
LESLIE LAST NAME UNKNOWN (LNU) all 
w from Palm Beach, FL to the 
house on the USVI after the initial meeting. 
Sometime in June 2010, COUTURIER and EPSTEIN plus his 
assistants, flew to the USVI on EPSTEIN's private plane. They took 
it from Palm Beach to the island and stayed there for a day and a 
half. EPSTEIN was very excited and appeared to be like a kid with 
a new toy. COUTURIER recalls that EPSTEIN kept the house very cold 
and his bedroom was white but had no lights in the room, it was 
dark and very austere. The focal point of the room was an enormous 
bed. 
EPSTEIN also showed him another room in which he wanted 
to place four beds and wanted to have it decorated in a very 
colorful palette for his girls. EPSTEIN told COUTURIER him that he 
does not have any friends and that he does not really like people. 
EPSTEIN stated. that he has girls coming to spend time with him in 
the island. EPSTEIN then lamented that "the girls" are only 
interested in Facebook and MySpace and that he wanted the space in 
this bedroom to be comfortable and have access to the Internet as 
they were online so much. COUTURIER did not ask how old these 
girls were or anything about them. He did not ask him any personal 
questions. 
COUTURIER stated that on the flight back he grew 
increasingly uncomfortable. Although he did not see any of the 
young girls that EPSTEIN was talking about he was not sure if he 
could do this job for him. COUTURIER added that every time he met 
with EPSTEIN he had his assistants there who are all very 
attractive young women and others unknown to him but all appeared 
to be over the age of 18. 
EFTA00129614

F1}302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 
72-MM-113327 
• 
• 
Continuation of FD-302 of  
Robert Couturier 
 .Oo  11/16/2010  ,Page  
3 
EPSTEIN also showed COUTURIER his home on 71th street in 
Manhattan, NY as he wanted him to decorate that place also. 
COUTURIER showed him a massage room where he had photographs 
("artistic renditions" according to COUTURIER) of young women in 
the nude, ranging from age 15 through 20 all hanging from the walls 
of this massage room. COUTURIER did not ask him any questions 
about this room and moved on to the rest of the house. 
COUTURIER then came back to New York and started out 
drawing plans and although he did not have a contract, EPSTEIN did 
give him a check for $50,000.00 as a deposit for his services. 
COUTURIER stated that his plans went back and forth 
between his offices and EPSTEIN's people but EPSTEIN never seemed 
happy. COUTURIER sent some of his associates back to the USVI to 
take measurements and adjust his plans and EPSTEIN was pleased in 
some aspects but was still highly critical. 
COUTURIER then decided that this was not the right job 
for him. COUTURIER stated that in the back of his mind, he wanted 
to have "a way out" should he decide that he could not work with 
EPSTEIN which was why he did not have a formal contract signed. 
EPSTEIN was very difficult to work with and COUTURIER found that 
EPSTEIN had not changed his pattern of behavior obviously if he was 
having the home in the USVI decorated for girls to stay with him. 
This did not sit well.with COUTURIER. He then wrote EPSTEIN a note 
apologizing for not being able to take on this job. COUTURIER 
stated that he could not just drop everything or any of his 
projects whenever EPSTEIN wanted him at the site (USVI). EPSTEIN 
was very persistent but COUTURIER was firm in his decision. 
In July 2010, EPSTEIN tried to sue him for his deposit 
and he has many attorneys at his disposal who are very aggressive. 
COUTURIER's attorney stated that if they decided to litigate this 
case, it was going to be a long process. COUTURIER decided to 
settle and returned $15,000.00 to EPSTEIN to save himself the 
hassle of litigation. 
COUTURIER stated that EPSTEIN and 
were a cou le but 
had broken up. At one point COUTURIER had spoken to 
about her break-up with EPSTEIN. She told him, "I have seen im do 
horrific things" but did not elaborate. 
is still his 
assistant and iiiilare on friendly terms.
COUTURIER stated he 
believed that 
although very pretty, was now too old for 
EPSTEIN even though she is in her 30s. 
EFTA00129615

FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 
72-MM-113327 
conthwationarn-ma  
Robert Couturier 
 .on  J 1/16/2010  'Flan  
4 
COUTURIER stated there are people in New York who are 
outraged about EPSTEIN's lenient sentence for his sex trafficking 
charges. One person who has followed the story and written about 
JEFFREY COUTURIER is CONCHITA SARNOFF writer for "The Beast" 
online newspaper, phone number 
. AMY FIENNE-COLLINS 
also wrote an article for "Vanity Fair on c ild prostitution but 
the article met with much resistance. 
COUTURIER concluded by saying that although this would 
job would have generated a lot of income for his company, he simply 
could not do it and although he tried to remain objective, his 
conscience would not let him continue this project. 
COUTURIER provided the following information regarding 
JEFFREY EPSTEIN's contacts: 
ASSISTANTS: 
LESLIE LNU 
OTHER EMPLOYEES: 
RICHARD BARNETT 
DARREN INDYKE 
RICH KAHN 
(Butler in NY) 
(Attorney) 
COUTURIER also provided the following information for 
JEFFREY EPSTEIN: 
EFTA00129616

• 
FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 
• 
72-MM--113327 
Continuation of FD-302 of  
Robert Couturier 
 .001/16/2010  'Page 
New York Residence: 
9 East 71st Street 
New York 
NY 
Palm Beach Residence: 
358 El Brillo 
Way 
Palm Beach, FL 33480 
EFTA00129617

(Rm05-01-2008) 
• 
• 
UNCLASSIFIED 
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 
Precedence: ROUTINE 
To: Miami 
From: New York 
C-20 
Contact: 
Approved By: 
Drafted By: 
Case ID #: 72-MM-113327 --9(lending) 
Attn: 
Title: ALFREDO RODRIGUEZ; 
OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE; 
Date: 11/18/2010 
PB-2/PBCRA 
SA 
Synopsis: To cover lead for the Miami Division regarding the 
interview of Robert Couturier in New York. 
Reference: 72-MM-113327 Serial 47 
Enclosure(s): For the Miami Division, Palm Beach RA the 
following documents are enclosed: 
1. One original and two copies of FD-302 reflecting 
interview with Robert Couturier on 11/16/2010. 
2. One 1-A envelope containing notes regarding above 
listed interview. 
Details: On 11/16/2010 writer interviewed Robert Couturier at 
his design studio located at 69 Mercer Street, New York, NY. 
In summary, Robert Couturier was contacted by Jeffrey 
Epstein to decorate his home in Manhattan and his home in the 
U.S. Virgin Islands. After meet4 ng several times both in New 
York and at the residence in the USVI, Couturier decided not to 
work for Epstein. 
Couturier had several issues with this job. Although 
he drew several design plans and ideas for Epstein, Epstein was 
never satisfied. Furthermore, Couturier was not comfortable with 
UNCLASSIFIED 
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