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Book excerpt / congressional oversight record
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2.11 MB
Summary
This document appears to be a page from James Patterson's book 'Filthy Rich', included in House Oversight Committee records. It details police interviews conducted by Detectives Recarey and Dawson with two teenage girls, Jenny (16) and Francine (17). While Jenny is reticent, Francine provides a sworn statement that Wendy Dobbs recruited her from high school to provide massages for Jeffrey Epstein at his home on El Brillo Way.
People (9)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| James Patterson | Author |
Name appears in header, indicating this is likely from his book 'Filthy Rich'
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| Jenny | Witness/Victim |
16 years old, interviewed by police, admitted going to Epstein's house but claimed nothing happened
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Subject |
Owner of the house, referred to as 'Jeff', solicited massages
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| Wendy Dobbs | Recruiter |
Took Jenny to Epstein's; drove Francine to the house; waited in the kitchen
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| Detective Recarey | Investigator |
Police officer interviewing witnesses
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| Detective Michael Dawson | Investigator |
Police officer interviewing witnesses alongside Recarey
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| Francine | Witness/Victim |
17 at the time of incident, provided sworn statement about being recruited for massages
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| Sarah | Unknown |
Mentioned on the right page ('Sarah's been calling')
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| House Chef | Staff |
Present in the kitchen area when girls arrived
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Organizations (1)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| House Oversight Committee |
Locations (3)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
Relationships (3)
someone she knew from high school... drove her to the house
Wendy took her there once.
told she would have to provide a massage for Jeff
Key Quotes (4)
"She was told she could make money working for Jeff. She was told she would have to provide a massage for Jeff."Source
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"Jenny is sixteen years old."Source
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"Francine would have been seventeen at the time."Source
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"Wendy Dobbs—someone she knew from high school—drove her to the house on El Brillo Way."Source
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JAMES PATTERSON
them at the front door and invites them inside. She introduces
them to her husband and daughter. Jenny is sixteen years old.
Sitting down at the dining room table, they see that she's ner-
vous. In between biting her lip and fidgeting, she tells them that
yes, she's been to Jeffrey Epstein's house.
Wendy took her there once. But nothing much happened.
She met Epstein's chef and spent some time in the kitchen is all.
Then she left.
"I get what you're asking," she says. "But really, I just want to
put the whole thing behind me."
"Okay," the officers tell her. "You have our numbers. But
Jenny, if you remember anything else, you'll find that we're very
good listeners."
One down. Five to go.
them to her husband and daughter. Jenny is sixteen years old.
Sitting down at the dining room table, they see that she's ner-
vous. In between biting her lip and fidgeting, she tells them that
yes, she's been to Jeffrey Epstein's house.
Wendy took her there once. But nothing much happened.
She met Epstein's chef and spent some time in the kitchen is all.
Then she left.
"I get what you're asking," she says. "But really, I just want to
put the whole thing behind me."
"Okay," the officers tell her. "You have our numbers. But
Jenny, if you remember anything else, you'll find that we're very
good listeners."
One down. Five to go.
Detective Recarey and Detective Michael Dawson have better
luck the next day with Francine, a girl who tells them that a year
earlier, Wendy Dobbs—someone she knew from high school—
drove her to the house on El Brillo Way.
Francine would have been seventeen at the time.
Now she's willing to make a sworn statement. The officers
noted:
luck the next day with Francine, a girl who tells them that a year
earlier, Wendy Dobbs—someone she knew from high school—
drove her to the house on El Brillo Way.
Francine would have been seventeen at the time.
Now she's willing to make a sworn statement. The officers
noted:
She was told she could make money working for Jeff. She was
told she would have to provide a massage for Jeff.... She was
brought to the kitchen area by [Dobbs]. They met with the
house chef who was already in the Kitchen area. Francine
stated [Wendy] would wait for her in the kitchen.
told she would have to provide a massage for Jeff.... She was
brought to the kitchen area by [Dobbs]. They met with the
house chef who was already in the Kitchen area. Francine
stated [Wendy] would wait for her in the kitchen.
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