Daily News story on Jeffrey Epstein

Howard: 
We're working on a story for our Sunday column about Jeffrey Epstein. I thought I might send 
my questions to you tonight, so you'd have them first thing tomorrow. 
Would you like to comment on the following: 
1. You've said that the women pressing suits against Mr. Epstein "have lied repeatedly, and in 
no way shape or form were they victims. They were at his place freely and voluntarily. And one 
of them showed Epstein a fake ID." What do you have to say now that Mr. Epstein has 
admitted in his federal plea bargain that he did conspire to entice minors to engage in 
prostitution? Accepting that these women came voluntarily, isn't Mr Epstein still guilty of 
statutory rape? 
2. Brad Edwards, an attorney who represents three of the women, recently served a 
Subpoena to Testify at a Deposition on Epstein's former girlfriend, Ghislaine 
Maxwell. The Subpoena asks that Maxwell produce "a list of all girls" that visited 
Jeffrey Epstein's homes in Palm Beach and Manhattan, or flew on his 
planes. Edwards said in an interview that Maxwell was "second-in-command of 
Epstein's criminal enterprise." He added, "She was on Epstein's plane, transporting girls 
for the purpose of having sex with other people. She kept a computer database of hundreds of 
girls and oversaw the schedule of girls who came to Epstein's homes." 
3. A suit filed last May by "Jane Doe 102" against Epstein alleges that, after recruiting her as a 15-
year-old girl to give Epstein massages, Maxwell and Epstein took part in "sexually assaulting, 
battering, exploiting, and abusing Plaintiff." 
4. The same suit alleges that Epstein "lured" the girl "every day for next two weeks" to his 
house. The suit claims that she eventually became a "sex slave" to Epstein, traveling with him 
around the world. "In all of these locations, she was required to engage in sex acts with him and 
other women - including other minors." 
5. Did Jane Doe 102 — who now lives in Australia — go on the 2002 trip where 
President Clinton flew on Mr. Epstein's Boeing 727? 
6. "Most of these acts of abuse occurred during a time when defendant [Jane Doe 102] knew 
that the plaintiff was approximately 15, 16 and 17 years old and, after years of daily sexual 
exploitatio

Hi Darren: 
I hope you are well. 
Since we are no longer working for Jeffrey, I'm forwarding this Daily News request to you so you can handle it as you see 
fit. 
Many thanks, 
Howard

Just woke up to find this from Howard. A 
going to canyons today, so not sure about phone reception.

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