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People
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Organizations
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Locations
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Events
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Relationships
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Quotes

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Type: Probable cause affidavit
File Size: 1.06 MB
Summary

This Probable Cause Affidavit from the Palm Beach Police Department, dated May 1, 2006, details allegations against a man named Epstein. It contains statements from two victims, including one identified as 'JS', who were recruited by Haley Robson to perform massages at Epstein's residence. The document describes instances of unwanted touching by Epstein during these massages, a payment of $200 to one victim, and the recruitment of students from Royal Palm Beach High School for these encounters.

People (8)

Name Role Context
Sarah
Introduced to JS and Epstein, took JS upstairs to a bedroom, and set up the massage room.
Epstein
Subject of the affidavit; received massages from JS and another victim, and is accused of unwanted touching.
JS Victim/Witness
Provided two massages to Epstein, experienced unwanted touching, and gave a statement to the police.
Haley Robson Fellow student/Recruiter
Brought JS to Epstein's residence. Also recruited another student from Royal Palm Beach High School to provide a mass...
Unnamed victim (dob 02/08/1987) Victim/Witness
A student recruited by Haley Robson who provided a massage to Epstein and gave a sworn taped statement.
YL Fellow student
A Royal Palm Beach High School student who accompanied Haley Robson and another victim to Epstein's house.
Unnamed female helper of Epstein Assistant
Described as a white female with blond hair who was familiar with Robson and assisted in setting up a massage for a v...
Det Joe Recarey Detective
The individual before whom the affidavit was sworn to or affirmed.

Organizations (2)

Name Type Context
Palm Beach Police Department government agency
The agency that created the Probable Cause Affidavit.
Royal Palm Beach High School school
The school attended by Haley Robson and other students she recruited.

Timeline (4 events)

2004-11
Haley Robson recruited a fellow student from Royal Palm Beach High School to give a massage to Epstein for money. The victim was brought to the house, where Epstein asked her to remove her clothes during the massage.
Epstein's residence, Palm Beach
2006-05-01
A police officer swore to or affirmed the probable cause affidavit before Det Joe Recarey.
County of Palm Beach, Florida
Det Joe Recarey Arresting Officer
JS was brought to Epstein's house by Haley Robson for a massage. Epstein tried to remove JS's shirt, leading to a verbal disagreement and JS leaving without pay.
Epstein's residence, Palm Beach
Several weeks after the first incident, JS returned to Epstein's house. During the massage, Epstein tried to touch her buttocks and breasts. JS became upset, discontinued the massage, was paid $200, and left.
Epstein's residence, Palm Beach

Locations (4)

Location Context
Location of Epstein's house where the events took place.
The house in Palm Beach where the alleged incidents occurred.
Jurisdiction where the affidavit was sworn.
Jurisdiction where the affidavit was sworn.

Relationships (5)

JS personal Haley Robson
Haley Robson brought JS to Epstein's house on two occasions. JS refers to another person who had a problem with Epstein as 'her friend'.
Haley Robson business/recruitment Epstein
Robson brought multiple young women, including JS and another student, to Epstein's house to provide massages.
JS victim/perpetrator Epstein
JS provided massages to Epstein, who is alleged to have attempted unwanted sexual contact with her.
Sarah professional Epstein
Sarah set up the massage room for Epstein, indicating an employee or associate role.
Robson, a 'fellow student', approached the victim at Royal Palm Beach High School to recruit her.

Key Quotes (1)

"let’s go."
Source
— JS (Spoken to Haley Robson after JS became upset and discontinued the first massage with Epstein.)
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