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Extraction Summary

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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

Document Information

Type: Book excerpt / congressional record (bates stamped)
File Size: 2.12 MB
Summary

This document contains pages 8 and 29 from the book 'Filthy Rich' (included in House Oversight records), detailing the police recruitment of Haitian garbage collector Noel St. Pierre. St. Pierre acts as a confidential informant for the Palm Beach PD, conducting a 'trash pull' at Jeffrey Epstein's residence (358 El Brillo Way) to recover DNA evidence such as condoms, toothbrushes, and underwear. The text describes St. Pierre observing silhouettes inside the house, including a tall man and a short female with pigtails.

People (5)

Name Role Context
Noel St. Pierre Garbage Collector / Police Informant
A Haitian refugee and garbage collector recruited by Palm Beach PD to conduct a 'trash pull' at Epstein's residence t...
Jeffrey [Epstein] Target of Investigation
Mentioned as 'Jeffrey' on the left page; the target of the evidence collection at 358 El Brillo Way.
Police Officer Recruiter/Handler
Unnamed officer with a 'raspy, impatient' voice who recruits Noel for the special task.
Three women Associates/Victims
Silhouettes seen inside the kitchen window; one described as 'quite short, with pigtails'.
Tall man Subject
Silhouette seen inside the house, implied to be Epstein.

Organizations (2)

Name Type Context
Palm Beach PD
Police Department managing the investigation and recruiting Noel St. Pierre.
House Oversight Committee
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019145'.

Timeline (2 events)

Unknown
Recruitment of Noel St. Pierre
Palm Beach
Unknown
Trash Pull / Evidence Collection
358 El Brillo Way

Locations (4)

Location Context
The specific address of the target residence (Epstein's home).
General location of the events.
Noel St. Pierre's homeland.
Mentioned as a geographical reference point.

Relationships (2)

Noel St. Pierre Informant/Asset Palm Beach PD
Noel is recruited by the police to perform a 'trash pull' to gather evidence.
Noel St. Pierre Investigator/Target Jeffrey Epstein
Noel is collecting trash from Epstein's home (358 El Brillo Way) to find DNA evidence against him.

Key Quotes (4)

""This time is different," the officer says. "Something very special. You don't have to accept. But if you do, you'll have to keep things to yourself, completely.""
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"What the detectives want from him now are slips of paper with phone numbers, along with toothbrushes, condoms, discarded underwear. Anything that could provide DNA."
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"The address he's been given is 358 El Brillo Way."
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"Three women, one of them quite short, with pigtails."
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Full Extracted Text

Complete text extracted from the document (2,252 characters)

RSON
he'd heard about in church.
those kids looked. The way
women. They were like zom-
And now, in America, Noel's
ids.
him, at least.
ill strong at fifty, and lucky
alm Beach, he gets in to work
white compactor truck clean,
e runs hot and cold with the
with much less to do, he's on
shift that would break a lesser
gets even harder. The Estate
of the parties have hundreds
ntains of refuse. That garbage
ay when requested. It's carried
der the porte cocheres. Then it
to a landfill that the garbage-
ction runs from the Everglades
he island. It encompasses Ban-
Way, and El Brillo Way. His per-
far as the Palm Beach PD is
or the job.
h pull"—a legal way to collect
e, evidence culled from Jeffrey
police call him, Noel St. Pierre
fugee boat has run aground on
8
FILTHY RICH
the beach. A sad thing, but something that does happen from
time to time. His homeland, Haiti, is desperately poor. Run by
despots who line their pockets while everyday people suffer.
Many of the refugees are illiterate.
Most of them speak only Creole.
"Eske ou ka ede nou, souple," they ask.
"Can you help us, please?"
The cops always need a translator, and Noel's been asked to
help out before. But this time the police officer's voice is raspy,
impatient.
"This time is different," the officer says. "Something very
special. You don't have to accept. But if you do, you'll have to
keep things to yourself, completely."
When he hears what the story is, Noel accepts.
"I'll do it," he says immediately.
The address he's been given is 358 El Brillo Way. On his first
morning, St. Pierre moves swiftly, sneaking a glance through the
kitchen window at the four silhouettes standing inside. Three
women, one of them quite short, with pigtails.
The fourth silhouette is that of a tall man.
The police have given him clear instructions. The work is
unsavory, but so is the work Noel does every day. What the
detectives want from him now are slips of paper with phone
numbers, along with toothbrushes, condoms, discarded under-
wear. Anything that could provide DNA. He's been told to use a
special truck on the El Brillo run. Whatever he finds he's to put
aside in small trash bags he'll deliver directly to the station at the
end of every shift.
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