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This document is a flight log from May-June 1992, detailing several flights with an aircraft identified as 'AS125-70 NICE'. It records flight numbers, departure and arrival locations (using airport codes), and lists passengers including 'JCFFREY', 'GHISLAINE', 'JOM ROM', and 'JEFERUT' on various legs. The log also includes a pilot's signature and totals for flight time.

Flight log
2025-11-20
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A Palm Beach Police Department incident report from 2006 detailing a 2005 investigation into the recruitment of a female witness by another female (a recruiter) to visit Jeffrey Epstein. The report documents an interview where the witness admits the recruiter worked for a wealthy man named 'Jeff' (Epstein) and possibly performed sexual favors for him. Crucially, the witness states that during the drive to Epstein's house, the recruiter instructed her that if Epstein asked her age, she must say she was eighteen.

Palm beach police department incident report
2025-11-19
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