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up to the airport? Do you remember her being with 
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somebody else? 
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A. If it would have been, would have been Mr. 
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Epstein. never --
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O. How many times do you think Mr. Epstein was on 
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that airplane? 
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A. I can't say for sure - not that many. 
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O. Less than live? 
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A. That I saw him, yes, probably. 
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O. And how many times of all - 
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MR. REINHART: Can I just clarify? You 
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mean during the time Mr. Wexner owned the 
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plane --
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MR. EDWARD$: Right, right, right. 
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MR. REINHART: — since Mr. Epstein bought 
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the plane. 
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O. Alright. We're not up to the point. we're 
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about to be. but we're not up to the point yet where Mr. 
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Epstein takes control, so. 
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A. I mean, you have to understand, Mr. -
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during this time period. Mr. Epstein had his other • 
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he already owned his other airplane. 
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O. How did you know that? 
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Well, because that's what Larry and Dave 
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A. Maybe mid-'90, early '90. 
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O. We're talking --
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A. He didn't have that plane very long. 
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O. Between '90 and '93. you're saying. 
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A. Probably, yes. 
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O. And between '90 and '93, if we use those 
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years, you're familiar with the name 'Jeffrey Epstein' 
A. Not until later when he bought the 
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Gullstream in - later when he was, you know, like I 
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said, late '90, probably. 
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O. But you're aware that David Rodgers and 
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Visoski are flying an airplane between '90 and '93 that's 
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owned by somebody. 
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A. Correct. Yeah. 
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O. But you don't know the name of the person --
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A. Correct. Right. 
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O. -- that is the owner. We're good. We're on 
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the same page. 
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'88. you start working for 
Wexner. 
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A. Right. 
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O. And the first time Epstein is on 
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Wexner's airplane is approximately when? 
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MR. REINHART: It's asked and answered. 
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O. That you remember. 
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were flying - the Gulfstream. 
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O. But this is something you found out 
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afterwards. 
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A. No. no. I knew that they had gotten a job 
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with him and they were flying the Guffstream. 
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O. Alright. Let me clarify this real quickly. 
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You got the job in 1988 with Wexner. 
A. Right. 
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Right. Larry Visoski and David Rodgers are 
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flying a plane that is presumably owned by Jeffrey 
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Epstein and/or one of his corporations. 
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A. N0t at first. 
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O. At some point in lime. 
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A. Correct. 
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O. And what point in time do you become aware 
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that that'8 happening? 
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A. I can't remember exactly when they bought 
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the Gulfstream. They actually had a Hawker for a 
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shod period. I don't know when that was. 
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O. Was that also owned by Jeffrey Epstein? 
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A. Fora very short period, and he traded it. 
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O. The first Epstein plane that you're aware of 
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is that Visoski and Rodgers are on --
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A. Was a Hawker. 
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O. -- was approximately what year? 
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MR. REINHART: Asked and answered. 
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A. I can't - The only time I would remember 
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- we've already answered this several times - was in 
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the late '90s when I was actually on the airplane. I 
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have no idea if he was on previous times without me 
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there. 
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O. And when he is on the airplane. is he on the 
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airplane with young girls? 
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MR. REINHART: it's also been asked and 
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answered. 
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A. No. 
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O. Now we're back to Ghislaine Maxwell, and I 
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believe your answer - which led me back to these 
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questions that I had previously asked. 'Was Ghislaine 
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Maxwell on the airplane that Wexner owned that you know 
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of?' • and I think your answer was. 'With Epsten." 
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MR. PIKE: Form. 
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A. I would - I would say if she was on 
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there, it would be with him. I never knew - I would 
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not think that she would fly on it without Mm. 
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O. Do you specifically remember her on the 
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airplane with him? 
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A. Can't say - I can't. 
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O. On any of these flights that Jeffrey Epstein 
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A. I know I brought her back one tine from 
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England. I believe • I remember that • from London. 
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Q. Brought Maxwell back from London. and was she 
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alone then? 
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A. I can't -- I can't say. I can't remember. 
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O. I thought you said that if she was on the 
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plane it wouldn't have been alone. 
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A. More than likely she would have been with 
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Jeffrey. 
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0. So do you think that you brought Maxwell and 
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Jeffrey together back from London? 
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More than likely, but I can't say for 
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sure. I can't remember if he was on that flight. 
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O. To the best of your recollection right now, as 
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we sit here, is that Maxwell was on the plane and Epstein 
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may or may not have been? 
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A. Correct. That's correct. 
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Q. What year are we taking about and whose 
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airplane are we talking about? 
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A. That would have been when the 727 was 
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still Limited - or Wexner. 
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Q. And that would have been around what year? 
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A. 2000. maybe. 
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0. 2000? 
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A. '99, something like that. 
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the Court to be well aware that not all of my 
form objections are corning through the 
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telephone. 
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MR. EDWARDS: Mike. how about this, of all 
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of the people involved, I think that you know 
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you can trust me here: II you say when wo read 
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this back that you wanted a form objection, I'll 
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put it on the record right now you get it • how 
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about that? 
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0. Alright Have you ever looked at any of the 
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information from Customs and Immigration related to 
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flight logs? 
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A. No, 
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0. If Customs and Immigration Is the right agency 
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to take control of these documents, who is it that 
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generates the documents in terms of personnel riding upon 
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this airplane? 
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A. Captain. 
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O. Who was the captain or who were the Captains 
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that you are aware of - and try to give me years, it many 
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of them changed. to the best of your knowledge • for 
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Wexner? 
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A. Primarily it would have been Tim Staley, 
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0. Flying internationally? 
A. I don't know if the FAA gets that. It 
would more - most kkely be Customs and Immigration. 
MR. PIKE: Are you guys getting my form 
objections? 
MR. EDWARDS: Yes. We got you. 
MR. PIKE: Thank you. Brad. I just want 
on the record that nol all of my form objections 
are coming through. so if we have an issue with 
this deposition - I am on the phone • and I want 
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So this is almost into the transition - 
No, I'm sorry. 
- into it. 
Let me think on the dates. 
Okay. 
Yeah, I can't- I can't remember. 
Late '90s or 2000? 
Late '90s. 
Who has the flight logs from late '90s? 
I don't know. 
But that's something that the FAA would have, 
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Jim Taylor, Rob Imlay. 
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0. Rob? 
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A. Imlay, tat-LA-Y. Bill Hammond. 
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0. Bill Hammond? 
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A. Uh•huh. 
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0. Bill Hammond later becomes affiliated with Mr. 
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Epstein too, right? 
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A. Correct. 
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0. We're going to get to that. 
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Have you ever been a captain? 
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A. No. 
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unless you're flying internationally, I know • but it's 
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not necessary to maintain a passenger manifest that 
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delineates the exact name, where are you getting that 
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information from? 
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A. I know it's not required by the FARs. 
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0. How do you know that? 
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A. Because you can read the FARs, Part 91, 
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FAR 91, Operations. 
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0. What's TAW stand for? 
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A. Federal Aviation Regulations. 
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0. And what would be the reason not to put the 
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whole name of the person on the airplane? 
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A. I don't know. I — I don't know. 
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O. Because later I'm going to show you some 
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lists, and certain people are listed by full name and 
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others are listed generically - any idea why that would 
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happen? 
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A. Unless they just don't know who it is. you 
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know, just a guess. I mean, you know, you don't want 
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to query somebody and give them the third degree if 
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it's just a guest of the boss that's, you know. 
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tiding along or something. 
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O. Well, she asked you your name before your 
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deposition and you didn't consider that the third degree 
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by any means, right? 
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A. Right, but 
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MR. PIKE: Objection to form. 
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A. But you're approaching your employers 
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guest. It would be like walking into his house and 
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asking him, "Who's sitting at the dining room table?' 
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- in a way. See what I'm saying? It's just 
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have to maintain --
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O. But --
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— the employee/employer relationship. 
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O. 
No, no, no. I guess what I'm saying is: If 
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one of these people is Mohammed Ana, you would like to 
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know it, probably. 
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A. Well, yes. 
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A. It would be obvious that these are 
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associates of some form, that they're not, you know, 
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strangers trying to board the airplane. 
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O. So let's go back to that conversation that you 
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have in the Ohio hangar, or whatever it is, with David 
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Rodgers and Larry Visoski when they talked to you for the 
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first time about possibly switching over to Mr. Epstein. 
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A. Uhhuh. 
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O. How does that conversation really go about? 
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MR. PIKE: Form. 
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A. I don't understand. What do you mean, 
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'How did it go about" 
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O. Did you approach them and say, 'Hey, are you 
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going to stay here forever with this airplane? or 'Do 
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you have another job for me? or what? 
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A. I think it was just, you know. I believe 
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Larry approached me. I can't remember. It was that 
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long ago, but 
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O. What does Larry say to you? 
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A. I can't remember the exact conversation. 
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O. 1 mean, was he not happy where he was? 
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A. Who, Larry? 
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O. Yes. 
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A. Never said he wasn't. 
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O. How did you know Larry? 
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MR. PIKE: Form. 
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A. 
Yes, yes. 
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O. So any reason why a captain trying to secure 
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the airplane and the people aboard wouldn't take that 
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extra step and try to figure out who's exactly on his 
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airplane? 
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A. Well, when it's - the normal passenger 
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loads are five to ten people, at the very most, and 
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they're all with the owner and accompanying the owner 
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and some of the regular passengers, you know: the 
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likelihood that Mohammed Atta is going to sneak in 
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there and board his plane and ride along is - you 
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know. 
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O. He's willing to play those odds, okay. 
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A. Well, I'm not saying that he's playing 
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odds. I'm just stating that the only reason I can 
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think — I don't know. I've never filled those out. 
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The only reason I can think is he just didn't have 
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the name and didn't want to intrude and ask. 
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O. If you were a captain, would you ask who was 
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on your airplane? 
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A. Not if the situation was that it was 
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controlled by the owner and I knew who the - you 
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know. 
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A. What are you talking about? Why would he 
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not be happy where he was? I don't understand. 
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O. Well, he's working for some other corporation 
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that's not non-Epstein owned. 
A. Oh, that previous corporation sold the 
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airplane. 
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O. Oh, they did? 
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Yeah. He had no choice. They were out of 
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work. 
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O. So Larry and David were about to be out of 
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work. 
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A. Yes. 
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O. So they said, "Hey, we found a new job and 
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it's with this guy Jeffrey Epstein and he's buying that 
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plane. Do you want to be involved?' 
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A. No, no. There was another airplane in 
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between - Iwo other airplanes. There was a long time 
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between - and I don't know the exact dates and I 
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don't know that I even do know the dates - but there 
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was a time between when they left Glimcher before 
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Jeffrey got involved with the 727. 
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O. So they leave Glimcher? 
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Yes. 
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O. Then what happens*? 
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They somehow - I don't know how • hired on 
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with Jeffrey. 
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O. They hired on with Jeffrey to pilot the 727? 
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A. No. He had two other airplanes prior to 
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that. He had a Hawker that ho had for a very short 
period and then he bought - traded it or sold it. I 
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don't know what he did with it, but then he got the 
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Gulfstream. 
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O. So Larry Visoski and David Rodgers were pilots 
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for Jeffrey Epstein when he had the Hawker also? 
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A. Yes. 
11. 
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And what year are we talking about there? 
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A. I have no idea. 
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O. Well, if you sign on with him in '91. it's 
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before that year. right? 
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A. No, no, I signed in '01 - January '01. 
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O. '01. 
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A. I don't know how long they flew for 
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Glimcher before that airplane went away and how quick 
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they got on with Jeffrey. I don't know. Somewhere 
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between '88 and 2001, they --
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O. During --
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A. -- left Glimcher and --
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O. During '88 and '01. do you remain in contact 
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with Larry Visoskl and David Rodgers? 
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A. On and off. They eventually moved, you 
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O. Before your conversation with them about 
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becoming involved with Jeffrey Epstein. 
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A. Yes. 
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O. How? 
A. Like we discussed. We've been through 
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this already. When they were at Glimcher they had an 
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airplane in the hangar. We would see them 
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sporadically and we would talk. 
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O. I'm sorry, bad question. I don't mean on a 
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business relationship. On a social relationship, did you 
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hang out with them --
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A. Oh, no. 
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O. -• outside of this? 
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A. No. no. 
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O. I apologize. 
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So • and I only asked that question because 
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some years tater then you're in contact with them and 
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they asked you to become involved with Jeff Epstein. 
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A. Uh-huh. 
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O. But that is because of a business relationship 
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solely that you had with them --
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A. Oh, yeah. 
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years before? 
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A. I didn't know them personally. 
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know, to • moved away from Columbus when they hired 
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on with Jeffrey, so they weren't in the hangar every 
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day. 
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O. Where did they go - do you know? 
A. I think Dave went to New York and Larry 
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went back to South Florida. 
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O. Do you know why? 
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A. Well, because I think Jeffrey gave them 
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the choice of living where they would like, I 
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believe. I mean, that's --
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O. That's what they've said. 
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A. That's what they've said. 
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O. Okay, and Larry chose South Florida, David 
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Rodgers chose New York? 
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A. Right. 
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O. And Epstein had a place for them both wherever 
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they wanted to go? 
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A. Well, they owned their own homes or 
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something. I don't know what their living 
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arrangements were. 
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O. Did you know Larry Rodgers or David Visoski 
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before this? 
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A. Before? 
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O. Okay. Alright. So in 2001, is that the year 
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that you get a telephone call from one or two of these 
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people? 
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A. It would be either late 2000 or early 
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2001. I don't -- These transactions don't happen 
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overnight --
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O. Yeah. 
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A. -- buying an airplane. So it could have 
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happened in, you know, November or started talking in 
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November, like, 'Well, you know, would you be 
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interested if Jeffrey gets the airplane or buys the 
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airplane?' you know, to when I actually hired on. 
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O. Did you ever talk to Ghislaine Maxwell - ever? 
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After I had hired on. yes. 
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Yes. 
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So when Is it that you hired on with Jeffrey 
Epstein? 
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A. I think I began in January of '01. 
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O. In January of 431. do you start getting a 
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paycheck from Jeffrey Epstein? 
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O. And is it paid from one of his companies or 
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from Jeffrey Epstein specifically? 
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A. No, no - JEGE. 
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JEGE. What is your understanding as to what 
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that is? 
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A. It's just initials. It's a name. I don't 
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have any idea what it stands for, but I'd ask that a 
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O. Irs a company that owns something, right? 
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A. I don't know --
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— Nit even owns anything. I don't know 
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what type of company it is. I don't know if 
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What's the bank account that it was written 
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on? 
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I can't remember. I mean. I know I'd read 
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- I'd see 'JEGE' on it, that's all. 
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A New Mexico bank, New York bank. Florida 
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bank? 
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A. I have no idea because it's direct 
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deposit. All I would do is just see if the amount's 
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right. I don't -- I have no idea. I would -- I have 
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What was your communication - direct 
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perform. 
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Just the Gulf - just the Boeing. 
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Uh-huh. 
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Over the years, did you become aware that he 
owned other aircraft? 
A. I knew that he still had that. 
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He still had the Gulfstream. 
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At the time back in 2001 - and we're going to 
walk through some of his airplanes - he owned the Boeing 
727, right? 
A. Coned. 
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And what other airplanes did he own at that 
lime when you signed on with him in 200t? 
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The Gulfstream. 
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Gulfstream is what? 
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2B. 
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Do you know who the pilot was for that plane? 
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Dave and Larry, I mean, it's always. 
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Was it always Dave and Larry no matter what 
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Unless somebody was on vacation or in 
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communication with Jeffrey Epstein that results in your 
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employment with JEGE? 
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A conversation result in my 
Essentially 
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Larry hired me. I mean, it wasn't - it wasn't --
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conversation with Jeffrey prior to actually being 
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hired and the next time I saw Jeffrey was when I was 
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in Florida with the airplane. 
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O. What did Jeffrey ask you in that one phone 
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conversation? 
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A. I think he asked me what my current salary 
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was, or something along that line, you know. 
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terms of salary? 
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Yes. 
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What did you tell him? 
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A. I told him to basically .- I forget how it 
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went exactly. It ended up being like $117,000, 
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something like that. 
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$117.000 a year? 
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A. Yeah. 
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And what were your duties? 
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but all line maintenance and scheduled maintenance to 
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What was the purpose behind having multiple 
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planes - used one for the purpose. one for another - do 
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you know? 
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I never could figure that out. 
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Really? 
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Yeah. 
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and one that way? 
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got on line. Now, you know, the Boeing goes down for 
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heavy maintenance. It used to go annually, now It 
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goes down biannually. but - so he would utilize that 
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airplane while it was out of service, you know, for 
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maintenance, which sometimes would be lour, five 
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weeks at a time, so. 
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O. And in those cases, then he would use the 
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Gulfstream 2B? 
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Yes. 
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O. Have you been on both planes? 
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Yes. 
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O. Were still talking about 2001. Is that the 
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First time I was on the 727? Walt. I 
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A. Yes. 
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0. And do you remember where you went? 
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Very first flight, no, because we didn't 
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fly it immediately. We upgraded some avionics and 
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did modifications. 
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upgraded the radar, upgraded the navigation - the 
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flight manifest systems. 
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A. No. We removed that one small table and 
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chair - that's it, but we did not really change what 
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you would consider the floor plan. 
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the inside of the plane. If I'm looking out the cockpit 
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back towards the back of the plane; what am I going to 
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see? 
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A. A door. 
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Q. That's it? 
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A. That's it, yeah. 
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A. No, no. The doors always closed. If the 
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door's open you will see the forward salon, and in 
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the forward salon there Is a conference table, a 
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high/low table, some divans, and some single seats. 
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with girls accompanying him? 
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Yes. 
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0. Where would he pick the girls up from? 
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$ don't know. They would arrive with him. 
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you know, out of Palm Beach or out of New York. I 
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don't even remember where we went the first time. 
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The first flight was probably New York, I think. 
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Q. Is it a private airport in New York where you 
20 
would usually pull into or a commercial airport? 
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A. I think the first time we started going up 
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there. I think, we were using White Plains, which is 
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- actually, it's not a private airport. They all 
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have some commercial service. It would have been 
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White Plains, I believe, then later we staled using 
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Q. What's behind that? 
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A. The galley. 
3 
0. The what? 
4 
A. The kitchen - galley. 
5 
0. Okay. 
6 
A. Behind that Is the aft salon. which is 
AIM two round divans. 
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desk and chairs. 
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plant:In? 
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state room. 
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A. Consists of a queen size bed and two 
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single seats. 
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O. Have you ever been back in the state room? 
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A. Oh. yes. Yeah. 
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with Jeffrey Epstein back in 2001, after he acquired the 
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727? 
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Kennedy, and the service was so terrible in Kennedy 
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and so expensive we went to Newark. 
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Kennedy or Newark. would you always got of of the 
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airplane or would you sometimes stay on and wait for 
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passengers to board? 
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0. Well. when you stop an airplane --
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A. Right. 
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— sometimes you get off the airplane and you 
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go either through a. you know, through the airport or you 
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go somewhere else, or your option is to stay on the 
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airplane and not get off and wait for other people to get 
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on before you take of. 
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A. Oh, no. 
16 
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the -you'? Do you mean him personally or the 
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people who were passengers on the plane that ho 
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was flying? 
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0. I'm talking about you personally. 
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A. Oh, no, it was rare that we ever did a 
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through flight. Wo would normally go from Point A to 
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Point B. and that was the destination. 
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A. Well, yeah, but --
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Q. Then you fly to Florida. 
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Well, we crewed it to Florida and then it 
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sat at a facility in Florida during negotiations, so 
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it didn't go directly from Ohio. 
6 
O. In 2001, when there's still negotiations. 
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where in Florida is the airplane? 
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A. Lake City - Timco, Lake City. 
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or is it grounded? 
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A. 
No. no, its grounded, because on a Part 
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91 deviation it has to be under a specific 
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maintenance program, so when it left The Limited, it 
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left that maintenance program, and I had to 
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transition it to the new program. 
16 
O. This is still sometime in 2001, right? 
17 
A. 
Early, yes, yes. 
18 
O. And then it passes all inspections, I'm 
19 
assuming? 
20 
A. Right, right. 
21 
Q. Then you take it to what airport to where 
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it --
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A. PBI. 
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Here in West Palm. 
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O. Who's on the airplane? 
A. Wel, obviously it would be Jeffrey. 
O. Right. 
A. I can't remember who all went. 
O. Who were the pilots? 
A. I can't remember that either. 
O. Larry? 
A. No. 
MR. REINHART: Hold on. 
A. It would have been myself, for sure -
because I was the only one with experience on the 
airplane - myself. Dave, I believe, would have been 
captain because he had been schooled, but I can't 
remember if Larry took first flight or not. I think 
he was still in training. 
O. Where did you go? 
A. I can't remember. 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
A. I can't remember if it was New York or 
I would imagine it would be New York, but I can't 
remember. 
O. When you say you would imagine New York, I'm 
getting the impression that many of the flights went to 
and from New York. 
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Yeah, primarily. 
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O. While it's at PBI airport, does it take off 
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from there? 
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A. No, not for — That's when we were doing 
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the modifications and upgrades. We were doing the 
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avionics. 
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O. How long did that take? 
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A. I don't remember the exact time • maybe 
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three to four months. 
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O. Who does it with you? 
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A. Jet Aviation. Jet aviation did the 
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avionics and soft goods. 
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O. And when you say the 'soft goods; what do you 
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mean by that? 
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A. Carpet, fabrics, leather, you know, 
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different things like that. 
16 
O. When's the first time it takes off then on a 
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real flight - some time in 2001, but mid-year or 
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something? 
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A. Probably mid•year, maybe a little earlier 
20 
than mid-year. 
21 
O. We're talking about June of 2001? 
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A. Right. 
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O. And where do you go? 
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A. Can't remember. I can't remember for 
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sure. 
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A. And --
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O. So any time you're having to guess where it's 
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going, you're saying New York because that's the primary 
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place it's going. 
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A. Correct. I would have remembered — I --
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I know I didn't get — I had heard about St. Thomas, 
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but I hadn't been there right away. I didn't get to 
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go to St. Thomas for a while. 
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O. That's later on in the story. 
11 
A. 
Yes. 
12 
O. We'll get there. 
13 
So you go to New York. Does he tell you the 
14 
purpose behind going to New York? 
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A. No. 
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17 
personal conversation with Jeffrey Epstein? 
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O. Never? 
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A. Not personal. Everything is 
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business-related. 
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O. Okay. but --
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the avionics going in, but never personal. 
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0. But, I mean, you've been hired by him --
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A. Right. 
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0. 
— you agreed on a salary, he's going to pay 
s 
you the salary, but other than that, and what maintenance 
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may be required --
7 
A. Correct. 
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Q. 
on the airplane, nothing else? 
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A. He's a very -- His conversations are 
10 
usually very short. He doesn't, you know, lake much 
11 
time. 
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0. When you would have conversations with him, 
13 
would they be over the telephone or would they be in 
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person? 
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A. It could be in both. If he was in Florida 
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and I wanted to actually show him a fabric or a 
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sample for the airplane or he wanted to view how it 
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was coming, but oftentimes it would be via telephone 
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from New York. 
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surrounded by or be accompanied by a girl or girls? 
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A. At times, yeah. 
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Q. Would any of those girls be Ghislaine Maxwell? 
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At times, yes. 
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0. Did you know who Ghislaine Maxwell was? 
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A. Not right away, no. no. 
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0. Not right away? 
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A. Right. 
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to make an attempt to find out. 
A. No, I 
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MR. PIKE: Form. 
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A. -- heard about her and there was a book up 
11 
in New York in the apartment that we stayed in that 
12 
was -- You know, you're sitting there with nothing to 
13 
do, I read that. 
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0. Do you remember the name of the book? 
15 
A. It was just -Maxwell.' 
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0. Have anything to do with her father? 
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A. Yeah, it was about him, that's what it was 
is 
about. I mostly just flipped through looking at 
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pictures, boats, and airplanes and stuff. 
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conversation with Ghislaine Maxwell --
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A. Yes. 
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— what old that conversation consist of, if 
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you remember? 
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MR. PIKE: Form. 
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A. Not — Not that I thought. 
0. Not back in 2001. we're talking about? 
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A. Right, right. 
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0. No. 
What would Ghislaine Maxwell say to you, if 
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anything? 
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MR. PIKE: Form. 
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A. She'd 
Mostly small talk, just 
She 
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kind of rid the business management pan of it as far 
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as, you know, arranging cell phone - I was having 
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cell phone problems with the company cell phone, she 
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would handle things like that, but she would have 
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minor inputs on the interior work. 
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0. What was your understanding back in 2001 still 
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of the relationship between Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey 
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Epstein? 
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A. I really didn't understand it. I thought 
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it was personal - personal and business. 
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sexual? 
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phone and a pager - that's it. 
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girls? 
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A. Absolutely not, no, no. 
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0. That's not something the ever shared with you? 
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A. No. no. 
0. Did Jeffrey Epstein ever share with you that 
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he wanted underage girls --
to 
A. 
No. 
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0. 
— in any way? 
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A. No. 
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is 
0. I mean, certainly I'm not saying something to 
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you that's an absolute shocker right now --
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A. Right. 
18 
0. 
considering the newspaper articles. 
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A. Right, but I know -- You have to 
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understand, every conversation I had was pretty much 
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business, just to deal with the airplanes. You know, 
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I'm an employee/employer relationship. 
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random off the wall questions 
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that have nothing to do with anything. 
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A. I understand. 
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O. 2001. you start working for him, and that June 
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or so is the first flight, and you believe it's to New 
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York. 
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A. Correct. 
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O. Do you remember the purpose behind the flight? 
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A. No, did not know the purpose. 
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O. Did you get off the airplane in New York? 
to 
A. Yes, yes. 
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O. Where did you go? 
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A. Probably to - into the city, into the 
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city, and he has an apartment building up there that 
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we would stay in in the city. 
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O. Is it paid for by Jeffrey Epstein? 
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A. What? 
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O. The apartment. 
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A. 
Well, he -- It's -- I think it's in the 
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building he owns. I mean, I just — I don't know. 
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O. Do you remember the address? 
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A. 301 East 66. 
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O. 301 East 66 Street, right? 
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huge. 
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building or just • or how many units he's got. Maybe 
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ten, because I think some of the employees up there 
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live in them. 
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O. Do you remember who some of the other 
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employees are that live in that building? 
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A. 
Well, I think Darren used to live in it, 
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Darren Indyke. 
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O. Darren Indyke, right. 
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What about. 
do you remember her? 
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A. 
lived in there. 
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A. I don't know in 
lived in there or 
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not. 
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O. You know who that is. though. 
Is 
A. Right, right. Actually, she was just kind 
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of corning into the picture when I was - about the 
20 
time when I was leaving. 
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O. What about Ghislaine Maxwell? 
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A. No. no, she didn't live there. 
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O. What about Joan Luc Brunel? 
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A. No. 
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to you? 
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A. I met his brother, I think, once. 
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O. What's his name? 
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A. I can't remember. 
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O. Mark? 
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A. I remember meeting. 
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O. Mark Epstein strike •• 
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A. Honestly. I can't say for sure. 
to 
O. And how do you know that Jeffrey Epstein owns 
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the apartment building at 301 East 66 Street? 
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A. Larry told me. I mean, it was just kind 
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of known. 
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O. Larry told you --
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A. Yeah. 
16 
O. 
— or Jeffrey told you? 
17 
A. Oh, no, not Jeffrey. no. Larry. I 
is 
wouldn't have asked Jeffrey. 
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O. How many of those apartments up there In New 
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York is it your understanding that Jeffrey owns? 
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how many units are in the building or how many 
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buildings? 
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A. Oh, no. I only saw him one time on a 
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short flight. I don't even know where we - we were 
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probably taking him to and he was just - Jeffrey 
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introduced him as his brother and it was very short, 
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you know, just, 'Oft, hi. How are your, and he went 
7 
in the back. 
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O. Do you know anything about the guy? 
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A. Uh-uh. 
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O. Nothing? 
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A. Nothing. 
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O. So in 2001, there's a flight up there at some 
13 
appointment in time, and you get off and you stay at one 
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of the apartment buildings at East 66 Street. 
15 
A. Right, right. 
16 
O. And did you meet any of the neighbors of the 
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apartments that are also owned by Jeffrey Epstein? 
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A. No, no, because when we're there it's 
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usually just for a night or something and then, you 
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know, we're either airkning home or going on. 
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O. How did you know Darren Indyke? 
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A. He's our •- He's our business attorney for 
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JEGE. 
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Not that I remember, no. 
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How about IMM? 
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I don't think 
lived there. 
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O. Do you remember that name? 
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A. 
Yes. 
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Q. 
What about Cecelia Stein? 
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A. Cecelia Stein. no. I don't think so. 
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O. Jeff Fuller? 
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A. 
I don't know Jeff Fuller. I don't even 
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know Jeff Fuller. 
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O. Do you know the name Jean Luc Brunel? 
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A. Yes. 
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O. How do you know that name? 
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A. Ho's been He was a passenger on a few 
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of our flights. 
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Q. Do you know why? 
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A. 
1 think he was -- I don't know for surd. 
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He's in a modeling business with Mr. Epstein, I 
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believe. 
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Q. MC2? Do you know that name - MC2 Modeling 
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Agency - used to be Karin Modeling Agency, now its MC2? 
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A. No. 
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O. How do you know about his and Mr. Epstein's 
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of the MC2 shoots? 
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A. I never heard •• There was one incident --
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The only thing I remember about it is they were on a 
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shoot - and ifs not funny, but Jeff - but it is in a 
s 
way - they were in a motor home on location at the 
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shoot, and they started to drive off and one of the 
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models asked to use the restroom and they told her 
B 
which door it was and she went out the side door, so 
9 
grabbed the wrong door, but that's actually the only 
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thing that sticks in mind was that ono. 
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Q. Have you ever done any research on Jean Luc 
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Brunel? 
13 
A. No. 
14 
Q. Do you have any idea that he's known 
is 
throughout Europe as somebody who has sex with underage 
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girls/ 
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A. No. 
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You dint know that until right now? 
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A. Correct. 
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O. 
That's something that you're teaming as a 
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surprise to you. 
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A. 
Yes. 
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Q. So Cecelia Stein - somebody you never heard 
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something about, you know, one of the model shoots or 
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something. We normally had him on • we would take 
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him back and forth to Paris. 
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O. Where some of their models come Irom? 
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A. I don't know. 
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O. Did you ever bring some of the Pans models 
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back? 
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A. 
Not that I'm aware of, no. 
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O. So he would go to Paris on the airplane, Jean 
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Luc, would you drop him off there or would you pick 
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people up and bring them back? 
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A. If I remember, normally we were bringing 
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Jean Luc from Paris to New York, if I remember. 
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O. And when you say that the modeling agency -
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obviously that, you know, between him and Mr. Epstein • 
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is that something that Mr. Epstein would talk to you 
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about or is that something that Joan Luc would talk to 
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you about or you would just overhear the two? 
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A. Overhear the two, or Jean Luc may say 
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something about ono of the shoots or something, just 
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in general conversation. 
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O. 
And what would Jeffrey's comment be about some 
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O. Or worked in the office? 
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A. Worked in the office, yeah. I very rarely 
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went to the office. I mean - 
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O. 
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A. 
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O. 
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A. 
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O. Did Mr. Epstein ever once mention to you that 
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he likes massages? 
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A. 
No, he never mentioned that to me. 
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O. That's not something that you ever heard of, 
20 
right? 
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A. 
Well, I --
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O. 
1 mean, outside of the articles that you've 
23 
read. 
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A. 
Right. No, but he never came up to me and 
25 
said, 'I like massages.' 
- how do you know her? 
From the flights • being on the airplane. 
How many times was she on the airplane/ 
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what she may call 'work" Of *massages" for Epstein? 
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A. No, no, I don't. 
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O. We're still talking about a time period back 
in 2001, right, in these --
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- I don't remember- coming 
into the picture until later. 
O. Later in 2000-something? 
A. No, she wasn't around at first. 
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A. No. I don't remember when exactly --
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and such prix.
 --
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O. - that you remember? 
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purposes 
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A. No. 
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O. Where were the conversations - whether it was 
16 
travel or whatever else - that was occurring between 
17 
Maxwell and/or-? 
Where were they taking 
18 
place - on the airplane, some office? 
19 
A. 
Yeah. No, no. usually in the cockpit, you 
20 
know, prior to departure, en route stating, 'We've 
21 
got this many cars and I've contacted' or "Can you 
22 
call such and such to have this brought out?' 
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O. Did you ever see Epstein work a lot? 
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O. Always had a computer? 
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A. No, no, it's just a large briefcase. 
4 
O. Did you ever know his email? 
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A. 
Yeah, I had it 
I can't remember what it 
6 
was and I don't think it's even current - but when I 
7 
would have to send him e-mails about the interior or 
8 
maintenance issues. It was jeprojects, or something 
9 
like that, at -- I don't know if it was at Yahoo or 
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gmail. I don't think it was gmail. 
11 
O. You think it was jeprojects? 
12 
A. I believe so, but I can't remember what 
13 
service. 
14 
O. At gmail.com or something? 
15 
A. Or something like that or Yahoo or 
16 
something. 
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O. How about Ms. Maxwell? 
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A. It was 
I think.
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O. Do you know if that's still current? 
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A. No, I don't. 
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O. How about 
22 
A. I had it at one time and I know she 
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changed it and I don't know what it is. I can't 
24 
remember what it was, actually. 
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A. No. 
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O. Do you know if she's intentionally on the lam 
4 
to try to avoid being deposed in this case? 
A. No. 
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A. No idea. I haven't had any contact with 
8 
MI 
since I stopped flying. 
9 
O. 
You say that =was 
just coming in the 
10 
picture - is the words that you used. What did you mean 
11 
by this? 
12 
A. 
Well, I mean she was just — I'm trying to 
13 
remember when I first started seeing her on the 
14 
airplane. I think it was not too long before I quit 
15 
flying. I can't remember the exact date. 
16 
O. 
When did you stop flying? 
17 
A. In February of '07. 
18 
O. February '07? 
19 
A. Yep. 
20 
O. And you don, think you saw her on the 
21 
airplane until before that? 
22 
A. No, rm saying she was only coming into 
23 
the picture like maybe six months before that or so 
24 
or 
I donl know for sure. 
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in 2031, 2002,2003? 
A. Oh, no. not that early. 
O. Do you know where she came from? 
A. Just what I've read in the paper - an 
eastern country. I'm sorry. I don't remember the 
country. 
O. 
Were you ever told that Mr. Epstein 
is that something that you 
ever heard? 
A. No. I did read something like that in the 
paper, but, no, never heard of that. 
O. Did you over see him and her sexually involved 
on the airplane or otherwise? 
A. No. 
O. Did you ever see Epstein involved sexually 
with anybody on the airplane? 
A. No. 
O. Did you ever see the airplane used for sexual 
purposes? 
A. No. 
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O. If it had happened - considering the various 
areas that were cordoned off or blocked off - would that 
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A. No. 
2 
O. 
— in the back of the airplane. 
3 
A. No. 
4 
O. So anything could go on. You would have no 
5 
idea. 
6 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
7 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
8 
O. 
You could sit here and testify truthfully, 
9 
have no clue what's going on back them.' 
to 
A. That's correct. That's correct. 
11 
O. Darren Indyke - what's your understanding as 
12 
to his involvement with Mr. Epstein? 
13 
A. 
An attorney for the company. 
14 
O. Ever met Alan Dershowitz? 
15 
A. I think 
Yes. 
16 
O. How did you meet him? 
17 
A. 
Alan Dershowitz. I don't know if it was 
18 
Mr. Goldberger or Alan Dershowitz. We brought some 
19 
attorneys down --
20 
O. Why? 
21 
A. -- to Florida one time. 
22 
O. Why? 
23 
A. For Mr. Epstein. It was right before I 
24 
finished 'tying. For Mr. Epstein to make an 
25 
appearance at the courthouse or a meeting or 
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have even been something that you could have seen? 
2 
A. No, no, if it was - if the doors were 
3 
closed, no. 
4 
O. So there's a back room that you've described 
5 
that has a bed in it, and if that doors closed you don't 
6 
know what's going on behind closed doors. right? 
7 
A. 
That's correct. 
a 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
9 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
10 
O. Do you remember a time Epstein was back in 
11 
that back room with other people? 
12 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
13 
A. No. 
14 
O. 
Are you saying it never happened while you 
15 
were on the airplane? 
16 
A. I really have no idea of knowing because, 
17 
one, we never go back there unless we're invited 
18 
back. 
19 
O. Okay. 
20 
A. And the forward door - the very forward 
21 
salon door is closed, so we never even normally go 
22 
8110 that -
23 
O. So you don't really know --
24 
A. -- without permission. 
25 
Q. 
You don't really know what happens --
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something, and we brought some attorneys with him. 
2 
O. And were you aware then of the allegations 
3 
against Mr. Epstein? 
4 
A. They were starting to brew, yes. 
5 
O. 
Were you still actively working on his payroll 
6 
at the time when the investigation was going on? 
7 
A. Yes, when it just started. 
8 
Q. And did that impact you in any way as to 
9 
whether or not you wanted to be affiliated with this 
10 
person? 
11 
A. Subconsciously, it may have. And it 
12 
wasn't because of this person, but as a business 
13 
decision, if, you know, an airplane's not needed and 
14 
I don't fly, I could be out of work. But, no, the 
15 
Oman/ reason was the fact that I did want to get 
16 
off the road and back home. 
17 
O. Do you have children? 
18 
A. Yes. 
19 
O. How old? 
20 
A. A daughter 28, son 24, and a daughter 17 -
21 
all with the same bride - 31 years. 
22 
Q. I'm assuming you're aware of the factual 
23 
allegations in these Complaints? 
24 
A. Yes, yes. 
25 
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girls who are underage who claim to have had sex with Mr. 
2 
Epstein as well as Ms. Maxwell at various times? 
3 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
4 
A. I was only aware of — First time I was 
s 
made aware of it, of the number of people, was when 
6 
they served me the subpoena. The deputies or 
7 
retired 
O. 
Yes. 
9 
A. -- private eyes told me that. That was 
10 
the first I had heard a number. 
11 
O. Were you completely oblivious that this was 
12 
going on? And by •this' I mean Epstein and/or Ghislaine 
13 
Maxwell and/or 
recruiting 12, 13, 14. 
14 
15-year-old girls to his house for sex? 
15 
A. Absolutely I was oblivious to it. 
16 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
17 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
18 
O. If young girls were on an airplane that you 
19 
were on - considering that we've now established how the 
20 
airplanes set up and you're kind of cordoned off - is it 
21 
possible that underage girls would have been on the 
22 
airplane and you just wouldn't have known about it? 
23 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
24 
A. No. no. I mean, people don't board the 
25 
airplane with • you know, and then Just say, 'Close 
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O. Okay. I'll ask it a different way. 
2 
A. Because we have had -- You know. he's got 
3 
a goddaughter and godson that were young, I mean. 
4 
O. Okay. Over the years --
5 
A. I mean, I don't know what Me purpose --
6 
O. Right. I totally understand what you're 
7 
saying. 
8 
Over the years. when you were on Jeffrey 
9 
Epstein's airplane, were you aware between 2001 and 
10 
wherever you stopped. 2007 --
11 
A. Seven. 
12 
O. 
•- were you aware of girls that appeared very 
13 
underage on the airplane? 
la 
A. No. 
is 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
16 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
17 
Q. I'm not saying what was happening on the 
18 
airplane. I'm just saying, were you aware of it? 
19 
A. No. not • unless they were there, like I 
20 
said, his goddaughter at the time. One time - a 
21 
couple times wo flew her with her mom and dad where I 
22 
don't even know their age. 
23 
MR. PIKE: Again, form, asked and 
24 
answered. 
25 
A. Six or seven. But, no, I was not aware of 
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3 
4 
5 
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9 
10 
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13 
14 
15 
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the door, we're going." You know, you see who boards 
the airplane. 
Q. So if there were flight records that show 
underage girls on the airplane, you would know about it? 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
A. Not necessarily. 
O. Well, how not? 
MR. REINHART: I'm sorry. 
A. Wel, how do you --
MR. REINHART: When you say "them," do you 
mean he would know about the records or he would 
know about the girls allegedly on the plane? 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
O. You would know about the underage girls on the 
airplane if they wore on there. 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
A. How do you 
How would I know that 
they're underage, though? 
O. Welt, you would only know that they look 
extremely young, right? 
A. But --
MR. PIKE: Form. 
A. 
— what is the intent of them? I mean, 
are they guests or are they friends of his associates 
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anybody that was obviously, blatantly underage. 
2 
O. Any famous people that you can tell me that 
3 
were on the airplane? 
4 
A. 
President Clinton - Ex-President Clinton. 
5 
O. 
Were you on the airplane 
6 
A. 
Yes. 
7 
O. -- when he was on it? 
8 
A. 
Yes. 
9 
O. Hew many limes? 
10 
A. 
Two trips. I mean, two extended trips. 
11 
O. Where did it go? 
12 
A. The first one - or the first one was Asia. 
13 
O. 
What purpose? 
14 
A. I forget what the purpose was on that one. 
15 
O. 
Was Jeffrey Epstein on the airplane as well? 
16 
A. 
Yes, yes. 
17 
O. 
Who else was on the airplane then? 
18 
A. I don't remember on that one. It was 
19 
primarily him and his support staff. 
20 
O. 
Was 
21 
A. Probably, yes, probably. 
22 
O. 
When's the next time President Clinton was on 
23 
his airplane? 
24 
A. I don't remember the date, but we did a 
25 
Africa trip, an AIDS awareness tour. We did like ten 
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2 
O. Is that a time Chris Tucker •-
3 
A. Yes. 
4 
O. 
and Kevin Spacey were also on it? 
5 
A. Yes. 
6 
O. In addition to the people that we've named. 
7 
were there females on that airplane? 
A. Yes. 
9 
O. And who were the females that wore on the 
10 
airplane? 
11 
A. Can't remember. Ms. Maxwell. =, 
I can 
12 
remember, and a couple others, and there's - Mr. 
13 
Clinton had - a couple of his support staff were 
14 
women also. 
15 
Q. Where were you sitting during these trips? 
16 
A. Up front in the • my station. 
17 
O. Could you see what they were doing where you 
18 
were? 
19 
A. No, no. 
20 
O. Could you tell if there was any sex going on 
21 
on the airplane while you were on it? 
22 
A. No. 
23 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
24 
BY MR. EDWARD$: 
25 
O. Do you know of any underage girls being on 
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MR. EDWARDS: No. I mean, unless 
2 
everybody wants to take a lunch break. 
3 
Everybody's shaking their heads, so, no, I'm 
4 
going to take a bathroom break, and it's going 
5 
to be a fast one. 
6 
MR. PIKE: Okay. 
7 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
O. In 2001, when you're on this flight to New 
9 
York and then during that year we talked a little bit 
10 
about it, is Larry Visoski and David Rodgers also on some 
11 
of these flights? 
12 
A. Most, yes. 
13 
O. If somebodys going to keep passenger logs, 
14 
who's going to write down the names of the people? Is 
15 
that going to be you o is that somebody else's 
16 
responsibility? 
17 
A. Whoever is captain. 
18 
O. So normally it's Visoski or David Rodgers? 
19 
A. Correct. 
20 
O. Who do you turn these logs into? 
21 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
22 
A. I don't know. I don't know where they go. 
23 
O. You don't know the purpose behind keeping them 
24 
or anything? 
25 
A. No. 
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that airplane or would you have been able to tell? 
2 
A. No. 
3 
MR. REINHART: I'm sorry 
MR. PIKE: Asked and answered. 
5 
MR. REINHART: -- are you limiting it to 
6 
that trip? 
7 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
8 
O. To that trip. 
9 
A. No, I'm not aware of it. 
10 
O. If you had been aware of underage girls being 
11 
transported on the airplane for the purposes of sex, 
12 
would you have said something to somebody? 
13 
A. 
Yes. 
14 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
15 
MR. EDWARDS: Do you mind if we take a 
16 
five-minute break? I just have to run to the 
17 
bathroom. 
18 
MR. PIKE: Actually, Brad, can you hear 
19 
me? 
20 
MR. EDWARDS: Yes. 
21 
MR. PIKE: How much longer do you 
22 
anticipate going with this witness? 
23 
MR. EDWARDS: Hour, maybe a little longer. 
24 
MR. PIKE: Welt, are you going to take a 
25 
lunch break or what? 
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Q. 
As far as you're concerned, you don't even 
2 
need to keep them. 
3 
A. Correct. Yeah. 
4 
Q. 
As just due diligence - going above and 
5 
beyond? 
6 
A. Correct. 
7 
Q. 
Today you have an attorney sitting right next 
8 
to you. right? 
9 
A. Correct. 
10 
Q. Is that somebody that you've known for a long 
11 
time? 
12 
A. No. 
13 
Q. 
You're paying for an attorney to sit here with 
14 
you? 
15 
A. No. 
16 
Q. 
Who's paying for your attorney? 
17 
A. Mr. Epstein. 
18 
O. 
Are you worried that you're criminally 
19 
involved here or something? Is that why you need an 
20 
attorney? 
21 
A. No. I don't even know anything about this 
22 
process, that's --
23 
O. Oh, okay. 
24 
A. IM just -- You know. 
25 
O. How did you know that you were --
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MR. PIKE: Brad. Brad. Brad. 
2 
O. - going to get an attorney 
3 
MR. REINHART: Brad, hold on. 
4 
MR. PIKE: Whoa. Whoa. Stop. 
5 
MR. EDWARDS: I'm listening. 
6 
MR. PIKE: Brad. 
7 
MR. EDWARDS: Go. 
8 
MR. PIKE: You are not allowing the 
9 
witness to finish his statements throughout this 
10 
entire depo. Please. I'm on the phone. You 
11 
start your question before the witness is 
12 
finished. I'm sony for raising my voice, but 
13 
you must allow the witness to finish his answer, 
14 
please. 
15 
MR. EDWARDS: You got it. 
16 
THE WITNESS: What was your question now? 
17 
Iforgot. 
18 
MR. EDWARDS: I'm sitting here looking at 
19 
the witness and have a feeling we're going to be 
20 
sitting here for 30 minutes, but I will do that 
21 
for you, Mr. Pike. 
22 
MR. PIKE: Alright. 
23 
THE WITNESS: What was the question again, 
24 
please? 
25 
MR. EDWARDS: Can I ask the question again 
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this case against Mr. Epstein? 
2 
MR. REINHART: Let me ask him not to 
3 
answer that. 
4 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
5 
MR. REINHART: It's privileged. 
6 
MR. EDWARDS: It's privileged between Mr. 
7 
Epstein and you, but is it privileged between 
8 
the two Of you? 
9 
MR. REINHART: Between Mr. Morrison and 
10 
me. 
11 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
12 
O. Is it your understanding that he represents 
13 
you or he represents Mr. Epstein? 
14 
A. He represents me. 
15 
O. Okay. Do you think that you've done anything 
16 
wrong criminally? 
17 
A. No. 
18 
O. Do you think that you're being sued civilly? 
19 
A. No. 
20 
O. And you have no reason to be sued civilly, 
21 
right? 
22 
A. Correct. 
23 
O. Did you talk to Mr. Epstein prior to taking 
24 
your deposition today? 
25 
A. Oh, no. I haven't talked to him in well 
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or wait? I'll wait for you. 
2 
MR. PIKE: If I'm ready. 
3 
MR. EDWARDS: I already asked the 
4 
question, so we're waiting. 
MR. REINHART: I think the witness asked 
6 
you to repeat the question. 
7 
MR. EDWARDS: Are you good? Alright. 
8 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
9 
O. Who hired your attorney? 
10 
A. Mr. Epstein. 
11 
O. And do you have any idea why, If you're a 
12 
witness in a case - no problems criminally - why you 
13 
personally have an attorney paid for by Mr. Epstein to 
14 
sit here with you? 
15 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
16 
A. No, I don't. 
17 
O. Do you want an attorney to sit here with you 
18 
while I ask you questions? 
19 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
20 
A. I don't know what the proper protocol is. 
21 
O. Okay. 
22 
A. I have very limited exposure to anything 
23 
like this. 
24 
O. How did this come about to where you have an 
25 
attorney as a witness - completely innocent witness - in 
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over a year-and-a-half, maybe two years, and that was 
2 
just a "hello' because I'm at the airplane one day. 
3 
O. So how is it you know that Mr. Epstein paid 
4 
for your attorney? 
MR. REINHART: It's privileged. 
6 
MR. EDWARDS: Okay. That answers my 
7 
question. 
8 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
9 
O. Have you ever met Donald Trump? 
10 
A. 
Yes. 
11 
O. How? 
12 
A. He was 
He boarded the airplane one day 
13 
when ours was on the ramp. 
14 
O. And did you talk to him? 
15 
A. Just he introduced himself and I 
16 
introduced myself. 
17 
O. And did he talk to Mr. Epstein? 
18 
A. No. Mr. Epstein wasn't present. I was 
19 
doing maintenance. 
20 
O. And did he fly on the plane? 
21 
A. No. 
22 
O. Not that time? 
23 
A. Never. 
24 
O. You think he never flew on the plane? 
25 
A. On our airplane? 
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O. Yes. 
2 
A. No. 
3 
O. So if somebody has given testimony other than 
4 
that, you would say that person is mistaken or lying? 
5 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
6 
A. Donald Trump was never on the airplane 
7 
when I was on the airplane. 
O. Is it your understanding that Donald Trump is 
9 
friends with Mr. Epstein? 
10 
A. From what I've read - or associates. I 
11 
don't know how that circle works. 
12 
0. What's your understanding as to who Mr. 
13 
Epstein's real friends are? 
14 
A. 
I really don't know. I don't 
I don't 
15 
know. It's 
It's not like the Wexners where, you 
16 
know, they were high school associates, you know. 
17 
growing up. 
le 
O. 
Do you know what Mr. Epstein did prior to 
19 
managing the money for Mr. Wexner? 
20 
A. Just that he was a Wall Street broker or 
21 
somebody, you know. 
22 
O. Also from reading? 
23 
A. Yes, yes. 
24 
O. Do you know any personal knowledge as to what 
25 
Mr. Epstein has told you about how he made money? 
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A. I have no idea I don't know. 
O. When you say that 
was just 
3 
mini 
in the picture. what's your understanding as to 
4 
who 
is relative to Mr. Epstein? 
5 
A. I don't know. I don't understand. I 
6 
don't know. I didn't know if maybe she was lace an 
7 
exchange -- Jeffrey always appeared to be very 
involved in education and philanthropy. I didn't 
9 
know if she was an exchangeiypo student or something 
10 
or what. I don't know. 
11 
O. When you say he appeared to be 'involved in,' 
12 
what do you mean? 
13 
A. Educational things. foundations, science 
14 
foundations. and things. 
15 
O. Speaking of • the Florida Science Foundation 
16 
is a place where. Mien he was on work release. he spent a 
17 
lot of time there, you're aware of that? 
18 
A. That's what I've heard, yeah. 
19 
O. What does that place do? 
zo 
A. I have no idea. 
21 
O. Does it do anything? 
22 
A 
I don't know. I don't know anything about 
23 
it. 
24 
O. Certainty you've read certain newspaper 
25 
articles about the allegations. police reports. 
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A. He's never -
2 
MR. PIKE: I'm going to move to strike any 
3 
responses relative to what the witness haS 
4 
learned from reading. 
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6 
O. 
And so that is why I asked the question Has 
7 
Mr. Epstein told you? Which would have nothing to do 
8 
with reading. 
9 
A. No. 
10 
O. How many conversations have you personalty had 
11 
with Mr. Epstein? 
12 
A. No personal conversations - all business. 
13 
O. Have you witnessed Mr. Epstein with any girls 
14 
that look to be under the age of 18? 
15 
A. No. 
16 
O. Have you witnessed Mr. Epstein with 
17 
young-looking girls that appear to be in their twenties? 
18 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
19 
A. 
Yes. 
20 
O. On how many occasions? 
21 
A. Probably several. 
22 
O. And how did that come about? 
23 
A. I mean, they show up and ride on the 
24 
airplane, you know. 
25 
O. And whO are they, if you know? 
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otherwise, the allegations that occurred or have been 
2 
alleged to have occurred al his Palm Beach mansion. 
3 
Correct? 
4 
A. Uh•huh. 
5 
O. Correct? 
6 
A. Coned. 
7 
O. Given the nature of those allegations, would 
8 
you leave your daughter of 17, 16, 15 years old with Mr. 
9 
Epstein alone? 
10 
MR. PIKE: Form. Move to strike. 
11 
A. 
Yes. 
12 
O. 
You would? 
13 
A. (Witness nods head.) 
14 
O. 
And why? 
15 
A. Because I don't fear that he would try 
16 
anything with my daughter. He showed — When I 
17 
worked for him he showed me respect. He never -- I 
18 
never 
He never showed me disrespect. He would ask 
19 
how the family is. I mean. not on a personal level, 
20 
but an employer/employee. 
21 
O. 
Right. Okay. 
22 
A. He never showed me any reason not to trust 
23 
him. 
24 
O. But you're not a 13-year old girl, so. 
25 
A. No. but, like I say, he never showed me 
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any reason not to trust. 
2 
O. So maybe that's the reason why there were 
3 
hundreds of victims, right? 
4 
A. I don't know that there were. 
5 
O. So is it surprising to read the things that 
6 
you read about what was going on at his house? 
7 
A. 
Yes. 
8 
MR. PIKE: Form. Move to strike. 
9 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
10 
O. I'm going to ask you about 
I'm going to 
11 
mark them all -- In fact, I'm going to show them to your 
12 
attorney first because I'm going to mark them as a 
13 
composite • just to save time. 
14 
MR. REINHART: For the record• you've 
15 
handed me a stack of passenger manifests? 
16 
MR. EDWARDS: Yes. You can count them if 
17 
you want. doesn't matter to me. and we'll just 
18 
mark them as a composite • go through each one 
19 
of them. 
20 
MR. REINHART: If you're going to go 
21 
through each one of them, I don't need to count 
22 
them. You'll make a record on that. 
23 
MR. EDWARDS: Fine. I'm going to mark 
24 
these as Composite Exhibit 1, and we'll count 
25 
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know her if I saw her. 
2 
O. 
What did she do? 
3 
A. I don't know. I don't know. 
4 
O. 
Would it surprise you if she was in charge of 
5 
scheduling for the minors to come over to the house to 
6 
sexually gratify Mr. Epstein? 
7 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
A. Yeah, that would surprise me, yes. 
9 
O. Okay. She didn't do that while you were on 
10 
the airplane, right? 
11 
A. Wi no. 
12 
O. Was Mr. Epstein on the airplane? 
13 
MR. PIKE: Form. When? 
14 
A. 
Yes. 
15 
O. And if it happened, it happened at a portion 
16 
of the airplane where you couldn't see it because you 
17 
were partitioned off? 
18 
A. What happened? 
19 
MR. REINHART: I'm sorry, can we just get 
20 
a timeframe? 
21 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
22 
MR. REINHART: Are we talking about this 
23 
flight? 
24 
MR. EDWARDS: Yes, we're talking about 
25 
that flight. 
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2 
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3 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
4 
O. The first one's dated 1/14/2004. Can you tell 
5 
me what we're looking at there? Just remember. I'm about 
6 
as familiar with that type of stuff as a three year old, 
7 
so help me out. 
8 
A. Passenger manifest just showing basically 
9 
date, time off, time on, the trip number of the year. 
10 
I guess It would be • that seems high for the year -
11 
but trip number - that must be for the total • 
12 
destination or departure point - destination. 
13 
O. The trip number says. '311.' What does that 
14 
mean? 
15 
A. That must be -- I don't know where they 
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start that. That must have been total since he 
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started the airplane. That's way too many for the 
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year. Obviously it's already - it's January, so it 
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must have been total flights. 
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O. Who's on that airplane? 
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A. Nautical miles, statute miles. fuel 
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burned, poundage. 
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and 
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Do you know 
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A. I -- I think I know her. I think I would 
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O. If anything happened on the airplane, it would 
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have been in a position where you couldn't see it anyway. 
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A. That's correct. 
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O. Okay. 
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A. That's correct. 
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O. So you're not saying it did happen or it 
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didn't happen, you just couldn't see past a certain 
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point. 
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A. Correct, and I don't know what you're 
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referring to as 'it' anyways. 
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O. 'It' is whatever sexual involvement there was. 
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A. Oh. Like you say, we can't see anything 
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back there anyhow because the doors are closed. 
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O. Did Mr. Epstein instruct you as to whether or 
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not to knock or just walk back there or never walk back 
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there or what was the instruction? 
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A. No. There was never actually a formal 
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instruction. It's proper protocol for any of these 
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gentlemen, or individuals that own these aircraft, 
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that that's their private zone, that you don't come 
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back unless you're needed, and then you can -- You 
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know, but it's not forebode. it's just proper. 
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O. 
You mentioned President Clinton on Me plane. 
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How many girls were on the plane al the same time when 
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A. Yeah, I don't remember for sure. There 
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was probably maybe five, if that, and that's 
O. What were they --
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A. What? 
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O. Go ahead. 
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A. Like I say, it was Ms. Maxwell, 
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maybe two others, one other, and then I think Mr. 
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Clinton had two ladies in his entourage - support 
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staff. 
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What age group are we talking about with the 
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ladies that were on the airplane? 
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A. Mid-twenties to forties, maybe. I mean, I 
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don't know exactly. 
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O. 
I mean, you know what a 13 or 14-year-old girl 
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looks like --
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A. Yes. 
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O. 
— right? 
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A. Yes. 
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O. Most people do. 
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A. Yes. 
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O. You wouldn't mistake a 13 or 14 or 15 year old 
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fora 20yearold. 
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you familiar with a flight where Prince Andrew was on the 
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airplane? 
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A. I don't know if I remember him being on 
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the airplane or not. I know that he has been on the 
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airplane or one of the airplanes. I can't say for 
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sure. 
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O. Have you met him before? 
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A. I can't remember, honestly. I know. 
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O. Can't remember meeting Prince Andrew? 
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A. I know. I know. I didn't even know who 
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he was when 1 first heard the name, sorry. But, no. 
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I can't remember for sure, I'm sorry. 
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O. That's like if E.T. walked on the airplane and 
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I don't know. 
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A. I know. Well 
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O. Alright. I'll let you slide on that one. You 
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know who Prince Andrew is now. 
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A. Okay. Don't paint me as stupid. One of 
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Lady Di's sons, right? 
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O. 
I mean, you know what he looks like now. 
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You know, honestly, I don't know if I 
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could point him out to you, I'm sorry. 
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O. Alright. 
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A. It's just --
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O. We'll forget him. 
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O. So you're sure that the people that were on 
the airplane • they were above the ago of 18? 
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A. I believe so. 
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the experience of most people your age, would know — 
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A. Right. 
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- what a 14 or 15 year old looks like. 
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A. Right. 
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O. I'm going to go through the next flight log. 
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You tell me what we're looking at here. Who's on the 
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airplane? 
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A. That was a deadhead. Nobody's on rt. 
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O. Why were the names crossed out? 
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A. Because there was no passengers. This was 
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- origin was West Palm Beach - West Palm Beach. What 
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date is this? 1/20/04? It was probably a test 
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flight. 
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O. Okay. 
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A. It was a training flight 
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O. Okay. 
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A. -- for Bill. 
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O. The next one -- Well, before I ask this Were 
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O. Well forget him. We'll forget him. Don't 
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worry about it. 
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What's this? What are we looking at? 
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him a manifest dated January 17. 2005; is that 
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correct? 
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THE WITNESS: January — Yes. Correct. 
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Palm Beach to Kennedy. same thing, fuel 
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bums, loads. destination, time off, time on. 
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Next, it was hip 312. Jeffrey is on it, a, 
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David Mullen, 
Todd Myster (sic), 
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and passenger, passenger. 
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O. Do you know Todd Meister? 
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A. He's a friend of his. I believe. 
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O. Fathers Bob Meister? Do you know the names? 
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A. No, I don't know that. 
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How do you know Todd Meister? 
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A. I've just heard the name. 
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O. From who? 
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A. Larry Visoski. 
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Larry Visoski knows these people? 
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A. I think Todd Meister has an airplane, or 
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something like that. He's talked to their flight 
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For the most part. when you mention these 
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people's names, you mention them as if they're just 
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passengers on tho airplane and this is their world • 
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you're passing through, you don't know them. 
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O. But Visoski would you say that he has a 
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closer relationship with Epstein to where he might know 
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some of these people? 
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A. That could be an accurate - yeah. I mean, 
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he's been with Jeffrey longer. I mean --
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0. I mean, do you know that Visoski has a car 
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that is registered In Jeffrey Epstein's name? You don't 
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have anything like that, do you? 
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A. No, I did not. 
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No. 
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with Jeffrey Epstein? 
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No, just, I mean, when he hired him, 
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whenever that was after Glimcher - that's all I know. 
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life? 
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A little bit. He's married and - 
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A. No. no, I don't. It may be Larry's. 
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Wait a minute. 
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— as those — 
A. Let's see the one with the training • 
because there's a different pilot on there. 
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right? 
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This is Bill's -- I can't -- This is 
Bill's writing. I think he was having him fill out 
the paperwork. 
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Yeah, this was his training flight. 
0. The first one is Visoski? 
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Maybe. I can't say for sure. I really 
can't say for sure. 
0. And this is? 
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I don't know if that's the same 
handwriting or not. 
Q. 
Well, is there any indication up here that 
would tell us whose handwriting it is? David Rodgers and 
Larry Visoski --
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life. 
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When it says, • 1 pay. I pay.' what does that 
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It's 'PAX? P-A-X is short for 
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'passenger.' It's a brief. 
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Okay. Look, this is somebody that is listing 
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names of people on an airplane. They're going out of 
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their way --
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Right. 
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— and then all of a sudden on No. 8 and 9 
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they say, 'one passenger.' Is this person just getting 
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lazy Or is there a reason why there's no name? 
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Like I say, just getting lazy and then 
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didn't know who the passenger was. 
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0. Well, they obviously didn't know who Todd 
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Meister was either - they wrote his name all wrong. 
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A. They did? 
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0. 
Well, 'Meister is not spelled like that, so 
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how did --
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I didn't -- I didn't know that. I don't 
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know how he 
How does he spell it? 
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Yeah, but they don't indicate - they don't 
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indicate who's captain that day. You know, I'm not a 
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handwriting expert. I can't really -- Honestly, I 
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can't tell you for sure whose handwriting it was. 
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0. Let's keep this one out, and tell me if this 
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is -- I'm going to hand you January 19.2005 
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MR. REINHART: January 17. 
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MR. EDWARDS: 2005? 
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MR. REINHART: Yes. 
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— January 17, 2005, so two days later • whore 
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is this airplane going? 
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A. From Kennedy to Palm Beach. 
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0. And so Ibis is Palm Beach to Kennedy --
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A. Yap. 
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0. -- in this exhibit. The next one is Kennedy 
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to Palm Beach. 
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A. Correct. 
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0. They come back Where do they stay - do you 
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know? 
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A_ 
What do you mean? 
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0. Well, they get off on the 17th, they stay 
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somewhere until they come back on the 19th. Do you 'mow 
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where they stay? 
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Tod Myster (Sc). I pax, another pax. 
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assume Jeffrey would stay in his home. 
would 
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stay in her apartment. As for all the others, I have 
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no idea. 
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O. Have you ever been to Jeffrey Epstein's home 
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in New York? 
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Just in the lower level of the entryway. 
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O. Why did you go? 
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A. To pick up bags for the trip to go to the 
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airport and load them. 
Is 
Q. Was there anybody else there with him? 
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A. I don't know with him. I never saw him 
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him. We saw the guy that ran the house. 
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O. Who's that - Joe-Joe? 
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A. Joe-Joe would be there -
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A. Joe-Joe. that's aril know, and then 
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to where? 
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St. Thomas. 
O. To St. Thomas. 
A. Right. 
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and Jeffrey. 
A. Right. 
O. Does he tell you what happens in St. Thomas? 
What he does there? 
A. No. no. 
O. Ever heard that he imports underage girls from 
Brazil to his 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
O. -- Island In St. Thomas? 
MR. PIKE: Form. 
A. No. no, never heard that. 
O. What does he tell you about his island in St. 
Thomas? 
A. Not a lot. I mean, he would sometimes 
talk about construction stuff or I would hear him -
overhear him and Larry talk about the helicopter pad 
that they're putting in, little stuff like that - all 
construction. 
O. Did he tell you two or three times a day, that 
he sexually abuses girls between 12 and 15 years old? 
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But, yeah, we would meet -- There's an 
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office in tho lower level that the bags would be at. 
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and we would put them in the back of the van, haul 
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them to the airport. 
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O. Who's David Mullen? 
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I don't know. I heard of it. It sounds 
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familiar. I can't remember who he is. 
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O. Somebody that lives in New York, Palm Beach? 
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A. I don't know. I don't know. 
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O. I'm trying to keep them in order. 
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So coming back - you know, it looks like they 
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take to JFK: David Mullen, Tod Myster (sic), some 
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passengers unnamed - they come back with only 
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- any idea why? 
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A. No, but: I mean, it's not unusual for 
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these guys to, you know, take somebody - let somebody 
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have a free ride to New York if they know them, they 
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are acquaintances, need a lift. I mean, that's not 
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unusual. 
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O. How's that come about - do you know? 
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O. Not something he ever mentions. 
A. No, no. 
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O. The next - 2/3/05 - who's on the passenger 
list? 
A. Jeffrey, 
Jean Luc, David 
Mullen, female, female, female. 
O. Any idea why they would list lemale, female, 
female: without listing the names? 
A. No, just the same as -- The only idea I 
would have would be the same reasoning for the -
previously when they listed them as just TAX* - that 
they didn't have any idea who they were, what their 
name was. 
O. 
I mean, certainly that's --
A. 
I don't know whose handwriting that Is. 
O. 
You're guessing, though, right? 
A. 
Yeah. No, I'm guessing. I have no idea. 
O. Another guess would be they're 12 years old 
and you can't put them on it. 
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