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Jane Doe # 17 And The Allegations She Made Against Jeffrey Epstein (Part 1) (4/29/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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  In this episode, we're going to hear the allegations from
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  Jane Doe number seventeen, and we're going to keep the
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  discuss bus rolling. The complaint. Plaintiff Jane Doe seventeen buy
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  and through the undersigned Council in support of her claims
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  against defendant alleges and states as follows. One, This action
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  is brought inter ally a pursuant to common law, statutory law,
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  and US Code eighteen section fifteen ninety one and fifteen
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  ninety five. Therefore, jurisdiction is proper under US Code twenty
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  eight thirteen thirty one, and the damages sought exceed the
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  jurisdictional requirements of this Court. Two Plaintiff files this complaint
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  under a pseudonym in order to protect her identity, because
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  the complaint makes allegations of a sensitive sexual nature, the
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  disclosure of which, in association with her name, would further
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  cause her harm. Three Plaintiff is currently resident and domiciled
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  in the state of Florida and over the age of
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  eighteen four. At all times material, Jeffrey Epstein was a
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  citizen of the United States and resident of the US
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  Virgin Islands. Epstein was a man of extreme wealth who
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  frequently traveled between and regularly stayed in his numerous residences,
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  including in New York within the Southern District of New
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  York at nine East seventy first Street, New York, New York.
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  In pom Beach, Florida at three fifty eight l Brio Way,
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  pom Beach, Florida, in New Mexico at forty nine Zora
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  Ranch Road, Stanley, New Mexico, in Paris, France at twenty
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  two Avenue Fought, Paris, France, and in the United States
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  Virgin Islands at Little Saint James Island, number five. At
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  all times material to this cause of action. Epstein was
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  an adult male born on January twentieth, nineteen fifty three,
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  who died on August tenth, twenty nineteen six. Defendant Darren
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  Ky and Richard D. Con as joint personal representatives of
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  the Estate of Jeffrey e Epstein. A State of Jeffrey
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  e Epstein was opened and domiciled in the United States
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  Virgin Islands, Saint Thomas Division, and is the legal entity
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  responsible for intentional, criminal, or tortious conduct committed by Epstein
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  as described in this complaint seven. At all times material
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  here too. Defendant ninety seventy first Street Corporation was a
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  domestic business corporation conducting business in New York, with its
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  principal place of business located at five seventy five Lexington,
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  fourth Floor, New York eight. At all times material here too.
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  Defendant Laurel Incorporated was and is the US Virgin Islands
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  corporation conducting business in multiple locations, including New York and
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  Florida number nine. At all times material here too. Defendant
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  Financial Trust Company Incorporated was and it is the US
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  Virgin Islands corporation conducting business in multiple locations, including New
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  York number ten. At all times material here too. Defendant
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  nes LLC nes was and is a domestic limited liability
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  company registered in and conducting business in multiple locations, including
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  New York eleven at all times material here too. Defendant
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  Maple Incorporated was and is a US Virgin Island corporation
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  conducting business in New York number twelve. At all times
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  material here too. Lsje LLC LSJ was and is a
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  US Virgin Islands corporation conducting business in the United States
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  Virgin Islands conducting business in New York thirteen at all
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  times material here too. Defendant HBRK Associates was and is
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  a domestic business corporation registered in and conducting business and
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  multiple locations, including New York, with a registered agent located
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  at thirteen sixty five York Avenue, Apartment twenty eight, New
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  York fifteen. At all times material here too. Defendant Cypress
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  Incorporated was and is the US Virgin Islands corporation conducting
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  business in New York and New Mexico sixteen at all
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  times material here too. Defendant Jege Incorporated is the US
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  Virgin Islands corporation conducting business throughout the United States of America,
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  including but not limited to Florida, New York, and the
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  Virgin Islands, United States. Seventeen Corporate defendants nine East Laurel
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  Financial Trust, NES maple Ls, je HBRK, Jege, Nautilus, and Cypress,
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  referred to as corporate defendants, each performed business in whole
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  or in part in New York eighteen. Plaintiff intends to
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  amend this complaint to add or substitute additional parties as
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  discovery reveals the identity of other tortious corporate or individual
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  actors nineteen. Epstein, the leader of a complex commercial sex
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  trafficking and abuse ring, was an officer, director, or employee
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  of many corporate entities registered in various states throughout the
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  United States, one or more of which may also be
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  legally responsible for the crimes and torts he committed against
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  young females, including Plaintiff twenty Additionally, individuals who worked at
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  the residences where sexual crime acts were committed, or friends
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  or acquaintances who assisted Epstein in committing such violations, or
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  those of his wealthy, famous, or socially powerful friends with
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  whom Epstein caused Plaintiff to be sexually abused by, or
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  those who were employed, through, or worked for numerous other
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  corporate entities whose participation caused or contributed to causing the
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  sexual violations that caused arm to plaintiff may additionally be
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  added as defendants twenty one. A substantial part of the acts, events,
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  and omissions giving rise to this cause of action occurred
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  in the Southern District of New York. Venue is proper
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  in this district according to US Code twenty eight thirteen
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  ninety one B two twenty two. At all times material
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  to this cause of action Epstein legally represented now through
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  Darren k Endyke and Richard D. Con as joint personal
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  representatives of the Estate of Jeffrey e Epstein, referred to
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  herein as a state of Jeffrey e Epstein and corporate
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  defendants owe a duty to plaintiff to treat her in
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  a non negligent manner and not to commit or conspire
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  to commit, or cause to be committed intentional, criminal, fraudulent,
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  or tortious acts against plaintiff, including any acts that would
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  cause plaintiff to be harmed through conduct committed against her
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  in violation of common law battery New York Penal Code
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  Section one thirty dot twenty or New York Penal Law
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  Section one thirty dot thirty five or New York Penal
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  Law Section three thirty dot five zero or New York
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  Penal Law one thirty dot five to two or New
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  York Penal Law one thirty dot sixty six, any violation
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  of US Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety one or section
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  fifteen ninety five the factual allegations twenty three at all
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  times material to this cause of action. Epstein was an
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  adult male over forty five years old. Epstein was a
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  tremendously wealthy individual widely recognized as a billionaire, who used
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  his wealth, power, resources, and connections to commit illlegal sexual
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  crimes in violation of federal and state laws, and who
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  employed or conspired with other individuals and corporate entities to
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  assist them in committing those crimes or torts, or who
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  facilitated or enabled those acts to occur. Twenty four. Epstein
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  displayed enormous wealth power and influence to his employees, to
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  the employees of the corporate or company entities who worked
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  at his direction, to the victims pro cured for sexual purposes,
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  and to the public in order to advance, carry out,
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  and conceal his crimes and torts twenty five. At all
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  relevant times, Epstein had access to numerous mansions, as well
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  as a fleet of airplanes, motor vehicles, boats, and one
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  or more helicopters. For example, he regularly traveled by private
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  jet aboard a Boeing Aircraft of making model B seven
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  twenty seven thirty one H with a tail number of
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  N nine zero eight JE or a Gulfstream Jet of
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  making model G eleven five nine B with tail number
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  N nine oh nine JE. Twenty six. Epstein also inhabited
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  and frequently traveled between numerous properties and homes, each of
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  which he admitted to being owned or controlled by him,
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  including a Manhattan town home located at nine e seventy
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  first Street, New York, valued conservatively by Epstein's own admission
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  at fifty five million, nine hundred and thirty one thousand dollars,
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  but valued by the US Attorney's Office for this district
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  at seventy seven million. A ranch located at forty nine
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  Zoro Ranch Road in Stanley, New Mexico, valued conservatively by
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  Epstein's own admission at seventeen million, two hundred and forty
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  six thousand, two hundred and eight dollars. Home located at
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  three fifty eight lbri O Way, Palm Beach, Florida, valued
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  conservatively by Epstein's own admission at twelve million, three hundred
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  and eighty thousand, two hundred and nine dollars. An apartment
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  located at twenty two Avenue Foch, Paris, France, valued conservatively
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  by Epstein's own admission at eight million, six hundred and
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  seventy two thousand, eight hundred and twenty dollars. An island
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  located at Great Saint James Island number six A USVII
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  zero zero eight zero two parcels A, B and C,
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  and An Island, Little Saint James Island number six B
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  USVII zero zero eight zero two parcels A, B and C.
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  See Jeffrey Epstein Asset Summary June thirtieth, two thousand, nineteen,
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  filed in Case number one nineteen dash cr DASH zero
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  zero four to nine zero dash RMB on July fifteenth,
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  twenty nineteen twenty seven. Epstein controlled or was affiliated with
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  the corporation or business entities that owned, managed, or maintained
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  each of the real properties listed in the preceding paragraph
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  and numerated in Exhibit A twenty eight. The allegations here
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  in concerned Epstein's tortious conduct committed against plaintiff while that
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  the residence is owned by defendant nine East, New York,
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  defendant Laurel in Florida, Defendant Cyprus in New Mexico, and
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  defendant's LSJE and Nautilus in the US Virgin Islands. Many
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  such acts were facilitated by defendant nes or, defendant HBRK
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  or defendant JEGE twenty nine. Epstein had a compulsive sexual
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  preference for young females as young as fourteen years old,
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  and acted on that sexual preference for decades. Thirty Epstein
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  enjoyed sexual contact with young females, including minor children, and
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  also took pleasure corrupting vulnerable and innocent young females, including
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  minor children, into engaging in sexual acts with them. Thirty one.
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  Epstein directed a complex system of individuals, including employees and
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  associates of defendants entities, to work in concert and that
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  is direction, for the purpose of harming young females through
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  sexual exploitation, abuse, and trafficking. Thirty two. It was widely
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  known among individuals regularly in Epstein's presence that he obtained
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  pleasure from corrupting and inducing vulnerable young girls into engaging
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  into uncomfortable and unwanted sexual acts for his own gratification.
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  Thirty three. Epstein's illegal sexual activities were investigated by law
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  enforcement on at least two occasions, once in two thousand
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  and five and two thousand and eight by the United
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  States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida and more
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  recently by the United Nited States Attorney for the Southern
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  District of New York. Thirty four. On July sewo twenty nineteen,
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  the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of
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  New York filed a sealed two count indictment, including one
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  count of sex trafficking conspiracy and one count of sex
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  trafficking for violations of US Code eighteen fifteen ninety one,
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  in part due to Epstein's criminal activities against children in
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  the New York mansion located at ninety seventy first Street
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  thirty five. In addition to the allegations in the criminal
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  indictment referenced above, Epstein also utilized a similar, if not
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  the same scheme many years before the time period that
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  was charged and many years after, as well as an
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  additional location. Nationally and internationally, thirty six corporate defendants enabled
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  Epstein to receive daily massages from young females, often miners,
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  who were not experienced in massage. Rather than receive regular
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  body massages, Epstein was predictably sexually abusing a young females,
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  including plaintiff, in violation of New York Penal Code one
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  point thirty thirty seven. Additionally, employees of the various corporate
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  defendants performed actions or failed to perform actions that further
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  places victims, including plaintiff in danger of being sexually abused
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  by Epstein and assisted in the concealment of his sexually
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  abusive acts. Thirty eight defendants employed many recruiters of young
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  females or directed employees of his related companies to recruit
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  young females in order to grow the enterprise and satisfy
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  his insatiable sexual desire. Epstein and those working at his
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  direction enabled victims themselves to elevate their status within the
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  enterprise to that of a paid recruiter of other victims,
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  an elevation only made possible through the assistance of defendants.
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  Thirty nine recruiters were taught by Epstein or by employees
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  of corporate defendants to inform target young females that Epstein
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  possessed extraordinary wealth, power, resources, and influence, that he was
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  a philanthropist who would help female victims advance her education,
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  careers and lives, and that she only needed to provide
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  Epstein with body massages in order to avail herself of
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  his nearly unlimited assistance and influence. Forty Epstein and corporate
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  defendants and their many employees fulfilled Epstein's compulsive need for
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  sex with young females by praying on their personal, psychological, financial,
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  and related vulnerabilities. Epstein and defendants tactics included promising the
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  victim's money, shelter, transportation, gifts, employment, admission into educational institutions,
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  professional licensure, protection, health care, and other things of value.
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  Forty one. Epstein's sexual attraction to young, often underage females
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  dated back to at least the mid nineties, and the
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  number of victims increased substantially with the necessary assistance from
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  the defendants and the defendants employees. Forty two. Defendants, at
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  the direction of Epstein or in furtherance of his demands
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  and with help from assistance associates and underlings and even
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  other victims, recruited or procured dozens, if not hundreds of
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  young females, including miners, for the purpose of Epstein's sexual gratification.
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  Forty three. Epstein and employees of certain corporate defendants, including
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  at least defendant HBRK, specifically targeted underprivileged, emotionally vulnerable, and
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  or economically disadvantage young females to sexually molest and abuse
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  forty four. Additionally, Epstein and corporate defendants, through employees inform
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  young females, including plaintiff, that Epstein was wealthy, well connected,
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  and had the power and ability to impact her life
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  of any young female recruited or obtained to provide a massage.
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  Forty five each of the corporate defendants committed acts of
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  negligence that allowed for Epstein to commit acts of violation
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  of New York Penal Law Section one thirty. Forty six
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  each of the defendants emitted acts against plaintiff in violation
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  of US Code eighteen, fifteen ninety one and fifteen ninety five.
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  All right, folks, we're going to wrap up Part one
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  here and we're gonna pick up in the next episode
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  with Part two. All of the information that goes with
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  this episode can be found in the description box.