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Extraction Summary

8
People
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Organizations
2
Locations
3
Events
3
Relationships
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Quotes

Document Information

Type: Book excerpt / congressional exhibit
File Size: 2.31 MB
Summary

This document is a page from a book (likely by James Patterson) detailing Jeffrey Epstein's access to Mar-a-Lago through Ghislaine Maxwell's friendship with Donald Trump. It describes an incident where Trump barred Epstein from the club after a member's daughter complained Epstein tried to get her to undress. It parallels this with the recruitment of Virginia Roberts, who was working at Mar-a-Lago when Maxwell approached her for massage services, leading to her abuse.

People (8)

Name Role Context
James Patterson Author
Author of the book from which this page is taken.
Donald Trump Owner of Mar-a-Lago
Owner of the club; allowed Epstein access via Maxwell; later barred Epstein after a complaint.
Jeffrey Epstein Subject
Used Mar-a-Lago facilities; barred by Trump for approaching a member's daughter; accused of abusing Virginia Roberts.
Ghislaine Maxwell Associate of Epstein
Friend of Trump; facilitated Epstein's access to Mar-a-Lago; approached Virginia Roberts to recruit her.
Virginia Roberts (Giuffre) Victim / Employee
Changing-room assistant at Mar-a-Lago; recruited by Maxwell; abused by Epstein.
Virginia's Father Parent
Drove Virginia to the encounter; was told by Virginia about the massage offer.
Unidentified Member's Daughter Victim
Approached by Epstein at Mar-a-Lago; complained to her father.
Unidentified Member (Wealthy Father) Club Member
Complained to Trump about Epstein's behavior toward his daughter.

Organizations (4)

Name Type Context
Mar-a-Lago
Private club in Palm Beach owned by Trump; location of recruitment.
The Breakers hotel
Palm Beach hotel compared unfavorably to Mar-a-Lago by Trump.
Washington Post
Newspaper that interviewed Trump.
US House Oversight Committee
Source of the document stamp (implied).

Timeline (3 events)

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Epstein barred from Mar-a-Lago
Mar-a-Lago
Donald Trump Jeffrey Epstein Wealthy Father
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Recruitment of Virginia Roberts
Mar-a-Lago Changing Rooms
Ghislaine Maxwell Virginia Roberts
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Virginia Roberts' first encounter/massage
Epstein's House (implied)

Locations (2)

Location Context
Primary setting for the recruitment and social interactions described.
Location where the member's daughter was invited and where Virginia was taken.

Relationships (3)

Donald Trump Former Social / Barred Guest Jeffrey Epstein
Trump allowed Epstein use of facilities via Maxwell, then barred him after a complaint regarding a minor.
Donald Trump Friendship Ghislaine Maxwell
Text states 'Trump's friendship with Ghislaine Maxwell gave Epstein unlimited use of the facilities.'
Ghislaine Maxwell Recruiter / Victim Virginia Roberts
Maxwell approached Virginia at Mar-a-Lago to be a massage therapist.

Key Quotes (5)

"Whether they love me or not, everyone agrees the greatest and most important place in Palm Beach is Mar-a-Lago"
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"The fact that I owned it made it a lot easier to get along with the Palm Beach establishment."
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"Trump's friendship with Ghislaine Maxwell gave Epstein unlimited use of the facilities."
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"The girl's father had gone directly to Trump, who—in no uncertain terms—told Epstein that he was barred from Mar-a-Lago."
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"Ms. Maxwell asked Virginia if she was interested in learning to be a massage therapist"
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Full Extracted Text

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JAMES PATTERSON
“Whether they love me or not, everyone agrees the greatest and most important place in Palm Beach is Mar-a-Lago,” Trump told the Washington Post after winning his battle. “I took this ultimate place and made it incredible and opened it, essentially, to the people of Palm Beach. The fact that I owned it made it a lot easier to get along with the Palm Beach establishment.”
The Breakers hotel, Trump explained, “gets the [island’s] leftovers.”
It cost $100,000 to join the club. Members paid $14,000 yearly in dues. And although Epstein had never properly joined the club, Trump’s friendship with Ghislaine Maxwell gave Epstein unlimited use of the facilities.
This arrangement ended when a member’s young daughter complained to her wealthy father: while relaxing at Mar-a-Lago, she’d been approached and invited out to Epstein’s house.
The girl said that she had gone and that Epstein had tried to get her to undress.
The girl’s father had gone directly to Trump, who—in no uncertain terms—told Epstein that he was barred from Mar-a-Lago.
Because no complaint was filed, the police had taken no action. But years later, a woman named Virginia Roberts would say that, as a young girl, she’d had an identical encounter at Mar-a-Lago.
According to a court document Virginia filed in her civil lawsuit against Epstein, she was a changing-room assistant at Mar-a-Lago, earning about nine dollars an hour, when Ghislaine Maxwell approached her. Maxwell asked Virginia if she was interested in learning to be a massage therapist—which, it turned out, she was. Like the other girl, Virginia told her father,
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