This document, page 7 of a larger report (likely a defense submission), details Ghislaine Maxwell's arrival in NYC in 1991 following her father's death and her subsequent relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. It characterizes Epstein as a supportive figure who helped her through depression with intellectual engagement and comedy clubs, and arranged a business loan which she repaid. The text notes their romantic relationship ended amicably around 2000 due to his work demands, comparing the breakup to one with 'Eva', and concludes with a positive character statement written by Maxwell about Epstein.
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Ghislaine Maxwell | Subject |
Reported moving to NYC in 1991 after father's death; describes relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Associate/Partner |
Described as supportive friend who became an intimate partner; provided emotional support and arranged a business loan.
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| Robert Maxwell | Ghislaine's Father |
Well-known publisher, found dead floating in Atlantic Ocean in 1991.
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| Ghislaine's Brothers | Siblings |
Involved in criminal proceedings related to father's death; eventually acquitted.
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| Eva | Former Partner (Implied) |
Mentioned as a comparison for an amicable breakup ('as with Eva').
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| Department of Justice (DOJ) |
Document footer indicates DOJ Office of Government Relations (DOJ-OGR).
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| Location | Context |
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Location where Ghislaine moved in 1991 and met Jeffrey.
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Location where Robert Maxwell was found dead.
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"Ghislaine reported that she had come to New York City at a very dark time of her life."Source
"Jeffrey had the insight to take her to comedy clubs on a weekly basis. This she found enormously palliative in relieving her depression."Source
"Jeffrey’s way of helping friends with his money is always with a view toward maintaining their dignity."Source
"However, as with Eva, it ended amicably around 2000 upon the realization that the nature of the demands of his work... precluded a good married life with children."Source
"My experience of Jeffrey, is of a thoughtful, kind, generous loving man... I never saw him break a promise."Source
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