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stated to [Dobbs] that he
ible, but he would pay her if ‘old her the younger the bet-
ied to bring 4 23-year-old it the female was too old. mly remembers six girls that ch time she was paid $200. ought these girls to Epstein’s 16 [years] of age.
. What she says about Mary's Marys already told the police. ipstein syncs Up, too. But Wen- After all, she’s been playing on
oom. What he wants to know is, implicated herself in Epsteins
dy’s forehead, and now the police _gives them phone numbers to 0 aed. She provides addresses. But
On the way home, ina police car,
e tells the escorting officers.
CHAPTER I4
Wendy Dobbs, interview with Detective Recarey and Sergeant Frick, October 3, 2005, transcribed from video (excerpts)
RECAREY: Okay. Your Pepsi’s coming, my Pepsi’s coming. First of all, I know you're freaking out. Don’t freak out, just relax. Okay? I want to thank you for coming. All right? Though the door’s closed, you're free to go at any time. You’re not here — you know, it’s only closed for our privacy.
DOBBS: That’s fine.
_ RECAREY: I understand that you may have information on a case that we’re looking into, okay? That’s the reason why I brought you here today. All right? And again, you’re here vol- untarily. You agreed to come back with us and talk to us. But I do want to talk you about Jeff Epstein, and the whole...
= thing.
_ DOBBS: And I don’t need a lawyer, right?
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