To his clients and puppeteers he was a fixer and enforcer, an blackmailer and entrapper to the bidding of the ugliest forms of global elite corruption. This shallow view makes headlines but ignores a more sobering reality. Jeffrey is hailed by many critics as the most prolific of all sex offenders, a groomer and pimp of teenage girls as sex slaves to the rich and powerful. Amid increased media scrutiny Epstein was arrested again in 2019 and a month later allegedly committed suicide in prison. Earlier this year, Insider obtained and verified another copy of the book that Epstein had in 1997.Table of contents : Introduction 3 Epstein's Black Book Unredacted! 4 Personal Listings 4 Geographical Listings 61 Who's Who of Epstein's Black Book 95 Jeffrey Epstein, Complete Flight Logs 127 Pedophilia & Empire - Chapter 14 The Jeffrey Epstein Scandal 176 What does a Fixer Fix? 208 Epilogue 212 Citation previewĬONTENTS Introduction 3 Epstein's Black Book Unredacted! Personal Listings 4 4 Geographical Listings 61 Who's Who of Epstein's Black Book Jeffrey Epstein, Complete Flight Logs 95 127 Pedophilia & Empire - Chapter 14 The Jeffrey Epstein Scandal What does a Fixer Fix? Epilogue 212 208 176 INTRODUCTION Jeffrey Epstein, a well-connected but enigmatic billionaire, was first charged and convicted in 2008 of sexually abusing dozens of minors in Palm Beach, FL. Rodriguez also said in an affidavit before his death that Epstein's employees maintained the copies of the books. Prosecutors also said that they planned to bring a witness who'd testify that Maxwell and Epstein kept "multiple copies" of two sets of contact books and that written instructions for household staffers referenced those books. "Employee-1 recognizes the shape, color, and binding of the book, and recognizes the formatting and style of the entries as consistent with the manner in which the defendant's book was organized and the way in which entries appeared."
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"Employee-1 has examined Government Exhibit 52 in preparation for trial and recognizes it to be the defendant's contact book, copies of which were maintained in Epstein's Palm Beach residence, among other locations," prosecutors wrote. They also said they wanted to bring "a witness with personal knowledge of the physical book" who worked for Epstein to testify about its authenticity.
Prosecutors said they planned to show excerpts from the book itself, not just a photocopy. Rodriguez in an effort to get a $50,000 payday." "It is entirely probable that whatever the documents are they were manipulated or manufactured by Mr.
"There is no evidence to suggest that these documents were created or maintained by anyone," her attorneys wrote. They said the photocopy prosecutors submitted under seal had "unexplained faded marks" and "photocopies of tabs" that "suggest that pages have been added, omitted or altered." Maxwell's attorneys said the copy of the book that prosecutors seek to enter into evidence could have been tampered with. Rodriguez died in 2015.Įpstein and Ghislaine Maxwell on June 13, 1995, in New York City. The book has been in FBI custody ever since, prosecutors said in court filings. Others - including Trump, Wexner, and Andrew - said they regretted their association with Epstein or had limited interaction with him.Īlfredo Rodriguez, who worked as a house manager at Epstein's Palm Beach, Florida, mansion between 20, was convicted and sentenced to 18 months in prison in 2010 for trying to sell the book for $50,000 to Brad Edwards, an attorney representing dozens of women who have accused Epstein and Maxwell of sexual misconduct. Many of the people named in the book have said they have no idea how their names ended up in the book. The book, first published online by Gawker in 2015, includes the names and contact information of powerful people - including former President Donald Trump, Victoria's Secret founder Les Wexner, and Prince Andrew - believed to be friends with the sex offender.
Maxwell requests that the government be precluded from discussing the book at trial prior to a proper evidentiary foundation being established," Maxwell's lawyers wrote in a court filing.
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