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and I receive a call from Alfredo, and he told me not to 
answer any call from New York. 
Q 
Did he tell you why? 
A 
He said I'm going to help you and you help me. 
So I did not know what he means by that. And then I 
receive a call from one of the secretary, so they said 
where are you, 
, and I said the mall. 
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Were you in the mall? 
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Yes. 
Q 
All right. Was it your day off? Were you 
working that day, did you have to pick something up? 
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I was off. 
Q 
Okay. So you said the secretary called you 
and you told her exactly where you were? 
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Yes. 
Q 
Did oho ack you -- and then what happened 
next? Let me ask you this question, did she ask you 
where Mr. Rodriguez was? 
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She did. 
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And what did you say? 
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I don't know, but i think I mentioned that I 
receive a call from him. 
Q 
Did he want you to cover for him? 
MR. HILL: Object to the form. 
THE WITNESS: I did not tell Helen that he 
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asked me to cover for him. 
BY MR. CRITTON: 
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Okay. And if I understood your testimony, he, 
Mr. Rodriguez said if you get a call from New York, 
simply don't answer it? 
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Yes. 
Q 
Because that way what, no one could ask where 
you were or anybody else was? 
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Yes. 
Q 
That's what you understood? 
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That's what I understand. 
MR. CRITTON: That's all I have. Thank you 
very much, ma'am. 
THE WITNESS: You're welcome. 
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I have some follow-up questions. 
Have you ever met with Mr. Critton before? 
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Yes. 
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When was that? 
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Yesterday. 
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And where was that? 
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In his office. 
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And who called that meeting? 
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BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Okay. Was it your idea to meet with 
Mr. Critton? 
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No, sir. 
Q 
Okay. So when Mr. Critton sat down and said 
ma'am, I'm Bob Critton and I represent Mr. Epstein, 
that's something you already knew from yesterday, right? 
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Yes. 
Q 
Okay. So that was just a show for everybody 
else in this room to make it seem like you had not met 
before? 
MR. CRITTON: It was for the record. 
THE WITNESS: No, sir. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Okay. What did you talk about with 
Mr. Critton? 
MR. CRITTON: That's privileged. 
MR. EDWARDS: You represent Ms. --
MR. CRITTON: She's my employee. 
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Do you understand this to be yuus attorney, 
Mr. Critton? 
MR. CRITTON: Well, I am her attorney. Bruce 
is her personal lawyer, I'm her attorney vis-a-vis 
her employment with Mr. Epstein, and that was a 
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privileged communication. 
MR. MERMELSTEIN: This case has got nothing to 
do with employment. 
MR. CRITTON: I don't care. Take it up with 
the judge. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. 
MR. MERMELSTEIN: I assume you don't have 
authority with you here? 
MR. CRITTON: Pardon? 
MR. MERMELSTEIN: I assume that means you have 
no authority as we sit here today? 
MR. CRITTON: What? Am I supposed to give you 
authority? Take it up with the judge. 
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Okay. At this meeting with you and 
Mr. Critton, was Mr. Reinhart also there? 
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He is. He was. 
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Who else was at the meeting, who else was in 
the room with you? 
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Only Mr. Reinhart and Mr. Critton and mc. 
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How long did the meeting last? 
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About an hour. 
Q 
Did you ever cry about a picture of the Pope 
next to a girl in Mr. Epstein's house? 
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No. 
Q 
All right. Now, you testified that 
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Mr. Rodriguez on one occasion asked you to cover for 
him? 
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Not to answer the phone call from New York. 
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You don't know why he told you not to answer 
the phone call from New York? 
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He mentioned -- he said that one day I'm, 
like, help you, and the other day... 
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You help me? 
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Yes. 
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You don't know what that means, though? 
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No. 
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And the time where there was some 
confrontation between, or there was some dispute over 
Jerome the gardener being at work or not being at work, 
that's something that Mr. Rodriguez tried to bring you 
into? 
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Yes. 
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And was that with Mr. Epstein or with 
Ms. Maxwell or Ms. 
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Ms. -- again? 
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Okay. My understanding is that it was 
Mr. Rodriguez who is saying 
is a witness 
to whether or not Jerome was at work that day? 
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Correct. 
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To Jerome. 
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Okay. So he's telling Jerome hey, 
is a witness to you not being here? 
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Yes. 
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Okay. And you said don't use my name any 
more? 
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Because Jerome talked to me and he said, he 
mention to me what Alfredo told him, so I went to 
Alfredo and talked to Alfredo. 
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Okay. And prior to the police coming to the 
house, there was a massage table inside Mr. Epstein's 
bedroom, right? 
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Yes. 
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Was that massage table there after the police 
came to the house? 
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No. 
Q 
Okay. So before when you told us all they 
took were photographs, do you know whether or not the 
police also took a massage table? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
Strike that, withdraw the form. 
THE WITNESS: I cannot always remember, 
like... 
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question? 
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BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Do you know if the police took the massage 
table? 
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No. 
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You don't know who took the massage table out 
of the house? 
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No. 
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Okay. We were talking about a time period 
where you worked one day and then the following day you 
came in in the afternoon because you had received a call 
from Ghislaine Maxwell. Do you remember that scenario? 
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Yes. 
Q 
When you received the call from 
Ghislaine Maxwell, you didn't know at that time that the 
police had ever been to the house, right? 
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NO. 
MR. REINHART: Hold On. 
She didn't answer the question that you asked. 
MR. EDWARDS: I thought she had already said 
no. 
MR. REINHART: I think the wdy you asked it, 
it may have been nonresponsive, so why don't you 
ask it again so it's clear. 
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Okay. At the time when Ghislaine Maxwell 
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called you to tell you you didn't have to come in until 
the afternoon, at that point in time you didn't know 
that the police had ever been to the house, right? 
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No. 
Q 
You found out for the first time that the 
police came to the house when you arrived in the 
afternoon to show up for work, right? 
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Correct. 
Q 
Okay. That call from Ghislaine Maxwell, your 
schedule at that time was to show up, at the time when 
this telephone call is taking place, was to show up at 
eight in the morning or so, right? 
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Correct. 
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So that call from Ghislaine Maxwell was 
actually the night before she called you and said don't 
come in until the next afternoon, right? 
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1 think in the same day. 
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All right. You told me earlier that she 
didn't call that early, but she obviously called 
sometime before you got to work? 
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Yes. 
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All right. What time did she call? 
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I cannot remember. You know, I have problem 
with remembering days and what's this. 
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I can understand problems with memory. But 
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when you say that you show up at eight o'clock, were you 
a punctual employee to where you showed up on time? 
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I am. 
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Okay. And around the time when the search 
warrant took place, where were you living, do you 
remember? 
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In townhouse in West Palm Beach. 
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About thirty minutes. 
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Thirty minutes? 
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(Nodding head). 
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Sorry. The court reporter can't get the 
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That's my estimate, thirty minutes. 
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Okay. So what time would you leave your 
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by eight o'clock to start your shift? 
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As I have mentioned, I sometimes work eight or 
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I get confused, because during that time my 
schedule was like sometimes eight -- I go nine, 
sometimes I go eight. 
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How did you find out around that time whether 
you were supposed to report at eight or nine? 
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Because we were told that we don't 
don't 
baby the house. So since Mr. Epstein is not there, so 1 
report between eight or nine. 
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punctual employee, that means that if you were supposed 
to show up at eight you showed up at least by 
eight o'clock, and if you were supposed to show up at 
nine, you showed up at least by nine o'clock, right? 
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Yes. 
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All right. Did you have a cell phone at the 
time? 
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I do. 
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Did Ghislaine Maxwell call you on the cell 
phone, or did she call you on your house phone? 
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Cell phone. 
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Were you already in the car on the way to 
Mr. Epstein's house? 
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I was still in the townhouse. 
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And were you already ready for work, ready to 
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go to work? 
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Yes. 
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And what did Ms. Maxwell say on the telephone 
other than you can show up in Lhe afternoon, anything? 
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That's it. 
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All right. And did you ask why? 
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No. I just thought that maybe she's giving me 
like half a day off, so I was happy. 
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Was Ghislaine Maxwell calling you from 
New York, or was she in West Palm Beach? 
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I don't know where she was calling me. 
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When you arrived at the house in West Palm 
Beach, was Ghislaine Maxwell there? 
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No. 
MR. REINHART: You mean the house in 
Palm Beach. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Well, that's the house you went to work to 
that day, right? 
MR. REINHART: I just don't want the record to 
be confused between her house in west Palm beach 
and Mr. Epstein's house in Palm Beach. 
MR. EDWARDS: Okay. Understood. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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So does this conversation, you were either 
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supposed to arrive at eight, in which case you would 
leave your townhouse at 7:30 to arrive at Mr. Epstein's 
house, right? 
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If I go there eight. 
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And if you go there at nine, then you leave 
your townhouse by no later than 8:30; is that right? 
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Yes. 
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Okay. So Ghislaine Maxwell is calling you 
that morning then sometime either just before 7:30 or 
just before 8:30 in the morning to tell you don't have 
to show up until the afternoon; is that right? 
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Yes. 
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And as we sit here today, you don't remember 
whether it was just before 7:30 or just before 8:30? 
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To be honest, sir, I cannot remember. 
Q 
All right. Is it fair to say that it might 
have been even the night before? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: No. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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You're sure that it was that morning? 
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I think I'm sure it was that morning. 
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Okay. You seem to remember specifically 
getting a telephone call from her and it was early 
morning before you showed up for work? 
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I cannot remember if it was early, but I got a 
call. I don't know the time. 
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All right. Your schedule, just so that we're 
on the same page here, you were either supposed to show 
up at eight or at nine o'clock, and you can't tell us 
which one, right? 
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Yes, sir. Because I don't how to explain 
this. 
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And you were not in the car at the time when 
you received the telephone call from Ghislaine Maxwell, 
right? 
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Yes. I was still in the townhouse. 
Q 
So we can all presume, it's a very safe 
presumption at this point that the telephone call from 
Ghislaine Maxwell was made to you prior to 8:30 in the 
morning on that particular morning, right? 
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Yes. 
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Okay. Do you punch a clock so that we could 
figure out what time you were supposed to be at the 
house? 
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No. 
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Anybody keep a track of time? 
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No. 
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You've been asked a lot of questions about the 
various females that showed up to the house to give 
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massages, and the only reason you ever knew that they 
were allegedly giving massages is that somebody told you 
that, right? 
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Correct. 
Q 
These females that showed up didn't show up --
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
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-- with massage cards or hand you cards or 
give you any other indication that they were giving a 
massage other than somebody else told you that? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: Correct. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Okay. And when these females would show up, 
they were of very young age; wouldn't you agree with 
that? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: They may look young, but I did 
not ask their age. 
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You know what a thirty year old looks like or 
a forty year old or a fifty year old, and that's not 
this classification of females that we're talking about, 
is it? 
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repetitious. 
THE WITNESS: Yes. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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You think that there were thirty year olds 
that showed up to give massage? 
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No. Because there are people that look young 
but, you know, they may be older than what they, how 
they look. 
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And in the period of time from November 2004 
through the time that Mr. Epstein went to jail, which is 
2008, you testified that he received from these females 
two to three massages or visits from these females per 
day every day, right? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: I said not every day. I 
remember that, my answer. 
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Okay. But almost every day, fair? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: Yes. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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females that you remember over this four-year period you 
remember being repeat visitors and that came more than 
one time, correct? 
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Yes. 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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The other ones --
MR. CRITTON: Hold on. I want to put one 
thing on the record. 
MR. EDWARDS: / don't break you up like this 
every time. 
MR. CRITTON: Well, this is the testimony that 
you covered for almost three hours earlier today, 
it's the same, it's not recross, it doesn't cover 
anything that everybody else touched on in their 
cross. I'm sorry, 1 mean it's not redirect. It's 
the same material that you covered before. 
MR. EDWARDS: Mark this point in the 
deposition, too. 
MR. CRITTON: Please do. 
MR. EDWARDS: Thank you. 
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The other girls that are coming on nearly an 
everyday basis as females under the idea that they're 
going to give Mr. Epstein a massage, besides the two 
that you've described as repeat masseuses, are different 
faces every day, right? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
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THE WITNESS: Yes. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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So if you're only seeing them one time, that 
could be the reason why you can't think back and 
remember these particular faces of every single one of 
these female girls, right? 
MR. CRITTON: Form, leading. 
THE WITNESS: Yes. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
Q 
Okay. So did you ever wonder how it was that 
so many different young-looking female girls arrived at 
Mr. Epstein's house, how he got in touch with this many 
girls? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Did you ever wonder? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: It was strange, but that's his 
life, so I was there to work, to do my job. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Okay. But while you were duiuy your job, you 
knew -- look, you didn't witness anything, like 
Mr. Critton said, what was going on behind closed doors, 
but you knew that there was sex going on between 
Mr. Epstein and these young girls? 
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MR. CRITTON: Form, argumentative. 
THE WITNESS: I did not see, I did not go 
upstairs and notice. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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I know you didn't see. You're still employed 
by Mr. Epstein, right? 
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I am. 
Q 
Mr. Epstein has hired you an attorney, 
obviously? 
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Yes. 
Q 
You want to keep your employment with 
Mr. Epstein, right? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: If he'll fire me, I -- you know, 
they told me to tell, to be honest, to tell the 
truth, my lawyers. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Yeah. You know that I represent three girls, 
Mr. Mermelstein represents seven girls, Mr. Hill one, 
and that's just the lawyers that are here. 
A bunch of these girls are all alleging that 
Mr. Epstein was upstairs having sex with them and/or sex 
acts with them, and that these were not massages taking 
place. You're aware of those allegations now, right? 
A 
Now I'm aware. 
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MR. CRITTON: Form. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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And had you ever heard that during these sex 
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MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: I heard now. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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And that if they agree to bring their friends 
who are also of that same age group, that each friend 
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for recruiting a new friend. Did you know that? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. 
THE WITNESS: No. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Now it all kind of makes sense how he gets all 
these young little girls over to his house, right? 
MR. CRITTON: Form, argumentative. 
BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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And nobody in the house has ever denied any of 
what I'm saying, have they? 
MR. CRITTON: Form. She didn't even answer 
the last question and you're continuing on with 
your argument. 
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BY MR. EDWARDS: 
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Has anybody? 
A 
I did not hear them talk about it, so I 
cannot. 
Q 
So now that you know what's going on in your 
boss's house, are you still going to stay employed with 
him? 
MR. CRITTON: Form, argumentative, serves no 
purpose. 
THE WITNESS: Yes. 
MR. EDWARDS: Okay. Perfect. I don't have 
anything else. 
THE WITNESS: But if he fires me, you know. 
MR. MERMELSTEIN: Just a couple of questions. 
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This meeting that you had with Mr. Critton and 
Mr. Reinhart yesterday, where did it take place? 
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In Mr. Critton's office. 
Q 
Mr. Critton's office? 
A 
Yes, sir. 
Q 
And was it Mr. critton's office who called you 
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