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‘person and that involved a num-
1 would say in his deposition for
y Epstein. “That it was of a sexual ve had not reached all of the vic- at this point. I told him that I felt ly become aware of the investiga- should probably expect some con- ers. And I told him that I wanted don this and that I hoped that he we would have to have more cone dled responsibly, intelligently, and vard.”
tein’s name did not seem to ring a But shortly afterward, the chief 1 powerful circles his investigation yorably. “I had many people-related tail-party circuit that suggested we vast necessary,” he would say. cop. A good man. But he was about
ie to men with the power and influ- ss under the law was a relative, mal- ;
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Detective Recarey: February 2006
or months, Joe Recarey’s been interviewing girls who'd
been brought to Epstein’s house, subpoenaing telephone
and car-rental records, conducting surveillance. Ultimatel according to a source within the Palm Beach PD, the evatnmenr
would identify forty-seven underage girls who'd been molested
4 on El Brillo Way.
Recarey i i ey interviewed one of Epstein’s pilots, a man named
avid Rogers, as well as Epstein’s houseman, Alfredo Rodriguez
" Healso s : poke to a woman who really was a massage therapist
It i turned out that Epstein paid just one hundred dollars for
"act = Swedish es prissile massages that the therapist provided q im and his friends, the lawyer Alan Dershowitz among
; them. me «Di i
eB anything untoward ever happen? Recarey asked. Had pstein ever asked the woman to rub his chest? |
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