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Summary
This document is a transcript of a direct examination of a witness named Alessi. Alessi recounts a brief, five-minute visit to Ms. Maxwell's small townhome in London, which occurred while Alessi was employed by Mr. Epstein. The witness also states that Ms. Maxwell imposed numerous rules on Mr. Epstein's staff regarding presentation, dress, and forms of address.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Alessi | Witness |
The person being questioned in the direct examination, answering with 'A.'
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| Mr. Epstein | Employer |
Mentioned as the employer of the witness, Alessi.
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| Ms. Maxwell | Associate of Mr. Epstein |
Owner of a townhome in London which the witness visited. She also set rules for Mr. Epstein's employees.
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Organizations (1)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | company |
Listed at the bottom of the document, likely the court reporting agency that transcribed the testimony.
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Timeline (1 events)
The witness, Alessi, visited Ms. Maxwell's townhome in London for about five minutes.
Ms. Maxwell's townhome in London
Locations (2)
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The city where Ms. Maxwell's townhome is located.
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A property in London visited by the witness. Described as a two-floor, small place with a red front door, living room...
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Relationships (3)
The transcript states Alessi was an employee of Mr. Epstein.
Ms. Maxwell set rules for Alessi as an employee of Mr. Epstein and invited Alessi to her home.
The document shows Ms. Maxwell was involved with Mr. Epstein's employees by setting rules for them to follow.
Key Quotes (5)
"I visit Ms. Maxwell's townhome in London."Source
— Alessi
(Answering a question about their activities during their employment with Mr. Epstein.)
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"She invite us to see her house."Source
— Alessi
(Explaining how they came to visit Ms. Maxwell's home.)
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"It was a pretty small place. There was not a big structure."Source
— Alessi
(Describing Ms. Maxwell's townhome in London.)
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"Oh, there were many, many, many rules."Source
— Alessi
(Responding to a question about rules Ms. Maxwell set for Mr. Epstein's employees.)
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"From rules about presentation of the dishes, presentation of the table; there were rules about the way we should be dressed; there were rules about how we are to address"Source
— Alessi
(Providing examples of the rules set by Ms. Maxwell.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 747 Filed 08/10/22 Page 131 of 228 807
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1 during your employment with Mr. Epstein?
2 A. I visit Ms. Maxwell's townhome in London.
3 Q. About when was that?
4 A. I cannot tell you exactly what year, but it was also before
5 my departure.
6 Q. Was it sometime when you were still working for
7 Mr. Epstein?
8 A. Of course. Yes.
9 Q. How did you come to visit Ms. Maxwell's home in London?
10 A. She invite us to see her house.
11 Q. For about how long were you there?
12 A. Five minutes.
13 Q. Can you describe what you saw?
14 A. I saw -- I think it was a townhome, two floors. I think
15 the -- the front door was either red, a red front door, and we
16 saw just the living room. And we went upstairs and it was a --
17 I think it was a bathroom. And we saw her bedroom upstairs.
18 It was a pretty small place. There was not a big structure.
19 Q. What, if any, rules did Ms. Maxwell tell you to follow as
20 an employee of Mr. Epstein's?
21 A. Oh, there were many, many, many rules.
22 Q. What are some that you remember?
23 A. From rules about presentation of the dishes, presentation
24 of the table; there were rules about the way we should be
25 dressed; there were rules about how we are to address
2 A. I visit Ms. Maxwell's townhome in London.
3 Q. About when was that?
4 A. I cannot tell you exactly what year, but it was also before
5 my departure.
6 Q. Was it sometime when you were still working for
7 Mr. Epstein?
8 A. Of course. Yes.
9 Q. How did you come to visit Ms. Maxwell's home in London?
10 A. She invite us to see her house.
11 Q. For about how long were you there?
12 A. Five minutes.
13 Q. Can you describe what you saw?
14 A. I saw -- I think it was a townhome, two floors. I think
15 the -- the front door was either red, a red front door, and we
16 saw just the living room. And we went upstairs and it was a --
17 I think it was a bathroom. And we saw her bedroom upstairs.
18 It was a pretty small place. There was not a big structure.
19 Q. What, if any, rules did Ms. Maxwell tell you to follow as
20 an employee of Mr. Epstein's?
21 A. Oh, there were many, many, many rules.
22 Q. What are some that you remember?
23 A. From rules about presentation of the dishes, presentation
24 of the table; there were rules about the way we should be
25 dressed; there were rules about how we are to address
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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