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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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Quotes
Document Information
Type:
Book excerpt / transcript (evidence production)
File Size:
2.37 MB
Summary
This document is a page from a book (likely James Patterson's 'Filthy Rich') containing a transcript of a law enforcement interview between investigators Frick and Recarey and a witness named Dobbs. The text, marked with a House Oversight Bates stamp, details the investigators pressuring Dobbs to cooperate to build a case against 'Jeff' (Epstein). Dobbs expresses concern that he has already admitted to a second-degree felony and questions the benefit of further cooperation, while also asserting he has cut off all contact with Epstein and changed his phone number.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Dobbs | Witness/Suspect |
Being interviewed by law enforcement; admits to a second-degree felony; discussing cooperation against Jeff.
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| Frick | Investigator/Law Enforcement |
Conducting the interview/interrogation; attempting to secure cooperation against Jeff.
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| Recarey | Investigator/Law Enforcement |
Participating in the interview.
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| Jeff | Subject of Investigation |
Jeffrey Epstein; the target the investigators want to make a case against.
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| James Patterson | Author |
Name appears in the header, indicating this is an excerpt from his book (likely 'Filthy Rich').
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Organizations (1)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019180' at the bottom.
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Key Quotes (4)
"do you want to continue cooperating with us and try and help us make a case against Jeff?"Source
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"I've already admitted to a second-degree felony, right?"Source
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Quote #2
"So basically I just fucked myself."Source
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Quote #3
"That’s why I pretty much got my number changed. I have not made any communication with him."Source
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Complete text extracted from the document (1,986 characters)
JAMES PATTERSON
you, that is—it’s a significant thing, okay? Now, you came
in, you cooperated with us. The question we have for you
now is, do you want to continue cooperating with us and try
and help us make a case against Jeff?
DOBBS: I don't think that's really going to help me in the long
run, though. I've already admitted to a second-degree felony,
right?
FRICK: Yeah, you have.
DOBBS: Okay, so there you go. What's going to keep me out of
trouble? It's not going to keep me out of trouble. I've already
admitted committing a crime.
FRICK: I’m not going to argue with that….
DOBBS: So basically I just fucked myself. I can go two ways. I
can agree not to cooperate, which is going to put me at—
well—now you can use the second-degree felony against me.
Or you can help and work with it and maybe get myself some
slack….
FRICK: We’re still talkin’ here. What would the odds be of you
contacting Jeff at this point? Have you had any contact with
him at all?
DOBBS: I have not had any contact—
FRICK: How about with—
DOBBS: No, none of ’em. None of ’em…. I had a phone call about
four or five months ago, and I told my parents. Look, I swear
to you I’m not anywhere—like, no connection with him at
all. That’s why I pretty much got my number changed. I have
not made any communication with him. It stopped.
FRICK: Okay. Well, I mean, that’s good. That’s good that you
stopped….
...
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in, you cooperated with us. The question we have for you
now is, do you want to continue cooperating with us and try
and help us make a case against Jeff?
DOBBS: I don't think that's really going to help me in the long
run, though. I've already admitted to a second-degree felony,
right?
FRICK: Yeah, you have.
DOBBS: Okay, so there you go. What's going to keep me out of
trouble? It's not going to keep me out of trouble. I've already
admitted committing a crime.
FRICK: I’m not going to argue with that….
DOBBS: So basically I just fucked myself. I can go two ways. I
can agree not to cooperate, which is going to put me at—
well—now you can use the second-degree felony against me.
Or you can help and work with it and maybe get myself some
slack….
FRICK: We’re still talkin’ here. What would the odds be of you
contacting Jeff at this point? Have you had any contact with
him at all?
DOBBS: I have not had any contact—
FRICK: How about with—
DOBBS: No, none of ’em. None of ’em…. I had a phone call about
four or five months ago, and I told my parents. Look, I swear
to you I’m not anywhere—like, no connection with him at
all. That’s why I pretty much got my number changed. I have
not made any communication with him. It stopped.
FRICK: Okay. Well, I mean, that’s good. That’s good that you
stopped….
...
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some of your ex-
Now, the question
working for Jeff, i
to Jeff? Or can w
you make a call a:
know, these guys
everything?" Our
right?
RECAREY: With your
FRICK: Let me, let
thing, okay? Ther
leading to the de
second-degree fel
demeanor…. First
not going to take y
DOBBS: Not today.
FRICK: Well, you’re—
ate and if we can—
not—that’s not up
would do is if we
meanor, we’d give
in, you know.”
RECAREY: You sign it
FRICK: That’s our pr
forthright with us,
RECAREY: Very truth
...
FRICK: Do you want t
deal with it, or do
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