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This document is an excerpt from a transcript or deposition where Ghislaine Maxwell discusses how Jeffrey Epstein managed his contacts. She mentions John Alessi had a Rolodex of people who visited Epstein's house and that Epstein relied on staff, including a secretary or assistant chief, to maintain contact information, which included a list of people who might need to be contacted, described as 'the latter' in response to a question about masseuses.
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| Name | Role | Context |
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| GHISLAINE MAXWELL | Deponent / Speaker |
Discussing how Jeffrey Epstein's contacts were managed.
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| John Alessi | Individual mentioned by Ghislaine Maxwell |
Had a Rolodex with names and numbers of people who came to the house; potentially a chief of staff or someone Epstein...
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| Epstein | Subject of discussion |
Ghislaine Maxwell was with him half the time; relied on others for contact information when she wasn't present.
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| TODD BLANCHE | Interviewer / Questioner |
Asking clarifying questions about the nature of the contact lists.
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| MAGNA LEGAL SERVICES |
Company providing legal services, likely transcribed the document.
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Referenced as a place where people came and where John Alessi kept a Rolodex.
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I only was with Epstein, even at best, half the time.
John Alessi had a Rolodex that he kept the names and numbers of all the people that came to the house... So it'd be that John Alessi or whoever else.
he had like his chief of staff who could find whatever he needed. And when I wasn't there, he had to rely on somebody else, right? So it'd be that John Alessi or whoever else.
he had an assistant chief who was his secretary, who would be the one that would update his computer
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"GHISLAINE MAXWELL: So there would've -- SO there's two things -- well, three ways. So I know that the house itself, John Alessi had a Rolodex that he kept the names and numbers of all the people that came to the house so that he could call."Source
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"GHISLAINE MAXWELL: So --because I only was with Epstein, even at best, half the time. So when I was there, he had like his chief of staff who could find whatever he needed. And when I wasn't there, he had to rely on somebody else, right? So it'd be that John Alessi or whoever else."Source
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"TODD BLANCHE: But was what you're describing, which I'm not -- it makes sense. I'm just -- was that a list of masseuses or a list of people that might need to be contacted, which would, necessarily, include a lot of masseuses?"Source
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"GHISLAINE MAXWELL: That's -- the latter."Source
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GHISLAINE MAXWELL: So there would've --
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SO there's two things -- well, three ways. So I know
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that the house itself, John Alessi had a Rolodex that
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he kept the names and numbers of all the people that
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came to the house so that he could call.
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So --because I only was with Epstein, even
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at best, half the time. So when I was there, he had
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like his chief of staff who could find whatever he
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needed. And when I wasn't there, he had to rely on
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somebody else, right? So it'd be that John Alessi or
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whoever else.
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So everybody -- whoever was traveling with
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him or wherever he was, he needed somebody else to
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access information. So he had an assistant chief who
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was his secretary, who would be the one that would
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update his computer, you know, like everybody has an
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address book.
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TODD BLANCHE: But was what you're
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describing, which I'm not -- it makes sense. I'm
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just -- was that a list of masseuses or a list of
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people that might need to be contacted, which would,
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necessarily, include a lot of masseuses?
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GHISLAINE MAXWELL: That's -- the latter.
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TODD BLANCHE: And did you update that?
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Like were you part of -- were you one of the people
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GHISLAINE MAXWELL: So there would've --
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SO there's two things -- well, three ways. So I know
3
that the house itself, John Alessi had a Rolodex that
4
he kept the names and numbers of all the people that
5
came to the house so that he could call.
6
So --because I only was with Epstein, even
7
at best, half the time. So when I was there, he had
8
like his chief of staff who could find whatever he
9
needed. And when I wasn't there, he had to rely on
10
somebody else, right? So it'd be that John Alessi or
11
whoever else.
12
So everybody -- whoever was traveling with
13
him or wherever he was, he needed somebody else to
14
access information. So he had an assistant chief who
15
was his secretary, who would be the one that would
16
update his computer, you know, like everybody has an
17
address book.
18
TODD BLANCHE: But was what you're
19
describing, which I'm not -- it makes sense. I'm
20
just -- was that a list of masseuses or a list of
21
people that might need to be contacted, which would,
22
necessarily, include a lot of masseuses?
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GHISLAINE MAXWELL: That's -- the latter.
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TODD BLANCHE: And did you update that?
25
Like were you part of -- were you one of the people
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LEGAL SERVICES
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