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Extraction Summary
5
People
2
Organizations
3
Locations
2
Events
3
Relationships
4
Quotes
Document Information
Type:
Book excerpt / congressional evidence (house oversight committee)
File Size:
2.38 MB
Summary
This document contains pages 246-247 from the book 'Filthy Rich' by James Patterson, marked as evidence for the House Oversight Committee. It details the account of a victim (contextually Virginia Giuffre) who escaped to Australia in late 2002 with her husband to hide from Jeffrey Epstein and his "powerful friends" who she feared might have her killed. The text describes a suspicious phone call she received years later from a man claiming to be with the FBI, whom she suspected was actually working for Epstein because he immediately asked about sexual practices rather than following standard law enforcement protocols.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Narrator (Unidentified in text, context suggests Virginia Giuffre) | Victim/Witness |
Describes escaping to Australia, living in hiding, and receiving a suspicious call.
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Subject of Investigation |
The person the narrator is hiding from; subject of the suspicious phone call.
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| Special Guy / Husband | Narrator's Partner |
Met in Chiang Mai, helped narrator escape to Australia.
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| Unknown Caller ('The Man') | Investigator (Claimed) |
Claimed to be investigating Epstein (possibly FBI), but suspected by narrator to be working for Epstein.
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| James Patterson | Author |
Name appears in header (Book title: Filthy Rich).
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Organizations (2)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| FBI |
Organization the suspicious caller claimed to represent.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Indicated by the document footer stamp.
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Locations (3)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Location where the narrator was in training and met her husband.
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Country where the narrator escaped to and hid from late 2002 to October 2013.
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Country the narrator avoided visiting during her time in hiding.
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Relationships (3)
Narrator describes hiding from him, fear of being killed by his friends, and meeting him at a young age.
Narrator
→
Spouse/Protector
→
Husband
Met in Chiang Mai, he helped her escape to Australia, she had confidence in him.
Narrator suspected the caller was working for Epstein rather than the FBI.
Key Quotes (4)
"I suspected that the man who called me was working for Epstein or one of Epstein’s powerful friends."Source
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Quote #1
"It seemed very odd for someone doing an official criminal investigation to just call up on the phone like that."Source
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Quote #2
"If the call accomplished anything, it only put me back in a state of fear and told me that I could be found quite easily and had nobody officially protecting me."Source
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Quote #3
"I stayed in Australia with my hus- [band] ... from late 2002 to October 2013."Source
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Quote #4
Full Extracted Text
Complete text extracted from the document (2,651 characters)
PATTERSON
osed to interview a girl and bring
es for Epstein.
riginal]
training in Chiang Mai. While I
id special guy and told him hon-
ed to do. He told me I should get
he people I was working for were
could not walk away or disobey
us punishment, including my life.
ect me. I had confidence [in] him
) as my opportunity to escape and
ruly loved me and would protect
v to Australia.
d told him I was not coming back.
? fallen in love.” Epstein basically
1 good life.” I could tell he was not
hat he was going to do to me. I
owerful friends might send some-
killed.
ward, out of concern for my safety
stayed in Australia with my hus-
rom late 2002 to October 2013. To
? United States during these years,
visit my mother. And my absence
as not voluntary — I was hiding
of what he would do to me if I
tes.
fter not hearing from anyone for
contacted by someone who identi-
unding name and claimed he was
es for Epstein.
riginal]
training in Chiang Mai. While I
id special guy and told him hon-
ed to do. He told me I should get
he people I was working for were
could not walk away or disobey
us punishment, including my life.
ect me. I had confidence [in] him
) as my opportunity to escape and
ruly loved me and would protect
v to Australia.
d told him I was not coming back.
? fallen in love.” Epstein basically
1 good life.” I could tell he was not
hat he was going to do to me. I
owerful friends might send some-
killed.
ward, out of concern for my safety
stayed in Australia with my hus-
rom late 2002 to October 2013. To
? United States during these years,
visit my mother. And my absence
as not voluntary — I was hiding
of what he would do to me if I
tes.
fter not hearing from anyone for
contacted by someone who identi-
unding name and claimed he was
246
FILTHY RICH
with the FBI. It seemed very odd for someone doing an offi-
cial criminal investigation to just call up on the phone like
that. I hadn’t heard Epstein’s name for years. I didn’t know
who this person was and what it was really about. I couldn’t
tell what was going on.
36. This man said he was looking into Jeffrey Epstein.
The man asked if I had been involved with Epstein. My first
instinct was to say nothing because I wasn’t sure he was
really with the FBI or any authorities. I answered a few basic
questions, telling him that I knew Jeffrey Epstein and had
met him at a young age. But the conversation didn’t feel right.
This man never offered to come and meet with me in person.
Instead, he asked me right off the bat about Epstein’s sexual
practices. I thought it would be strange for a true law enforce-
ment officer to behave that way, so I became increasingly
uncomfortable and suspicious about who was actually call-
ing me.
37. I told the man nothing more about Epstein. The con-
versation probably didn’t even last three minutes, but it
immediately triggered all of the fears of Epstein and his pow-
erful friends that had caused me to escape in the first place.
If the call accomplished anything, it only put me back in a
state of fear and told me that I could be found quite easily
and had nobody officially protecting me.
38. I suspected that the man who called me was working
for Epstein or one of Epstein’s powerful friends. I believed that
if this was really an agent who was investigating Epstein, he
would have known who I was and how I fit into Epstein’s sex-
ual crimes in many different places. He would have inter-
viewed me in a way that would have established his credentials
cial criminal investigation to just call up on the phone like
that. I hadn’t heard Epstein’s name for years. I didn’t know
who this person was and what it was really about. I couldn’t
tell what was going on.
36. This man said he was looking into Jeffrey Epstein.
The man asked if I had been involved with Epstein. My first
instinct was to say nothing because I wasn’t sure he was
really with the FBI or any authorities. I answered a few basic
questions, telling him that I knew Jeffrey Epstein and had
met him at a young age. But the conversation didn’t feel right.
This man never offered to come and meet with me in person.
Instead, he asked me right off the bat about Epstein’s sexual
practices. I thought it would be strange for a true law enforce-
ment officer to behave that way, so I became increasingly
uncomfortable and suspicious about who was actually call-
ing me.
37. I told the man nothing more about Epstein. The con-
versation probably didn’t even last three minutes, but it
immediately triggered all of the fears of Epstein and his pow-
erful friends that had caused me to escape in the first place.
If the call accomplished anything, it only put me back in a
state of fear and told me that I could be found quite easily
and had nobody officially protecting me.
38. I suspected that the man who called me was working
for Epstein or one of Epstein’s powerful friends. I believed that
if this was really an agent who was investigating Epstein, he
would have known who I was and how I fit into Epstein’s sex-
ual crimes in many different places. He would have inter-
viewed me in a way that would have established his credentials
247
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