James PaTTERSON
Epstein prefers diminutive women, but Nadia is tall. She's rail-thin and blond like the sun, with glowing skin, a wide smile, and sky-high cheekbones.
On a good day, she could pass for a Bond girl—a woman caught up in a web of crime and intrigue. But of course, that’s
exactly what she is.
In certain circles, the academics and the women in Epstein’s Ei orbit are almost a joke. In a 2003 profile of him, New York maga- zine quotes Harvard professors (“He is amazing”), Princeton : professors (“He changed my life”), MIT professors (“If I had acted a
upon the investment advice he has given me over the years, I'd a 3 Virginia Roberts: 1999 be calling you from my Gulfstream right now”), and other lumi- a naries, up to and including Bill Clinton.
“Pye known Jeff for fifteen years,” says Donald Trump. rump’s estate, Mar-<
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