Night before the firing
T.J. steals the tip jar from the restaurant while waiting for the narrator.
| Name | Type | Mentions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| narrator | person | 189 | View Entity |
| T.J. | person | 26 | View Entity |
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This document appears to be pages 85-86 of a manuscript or memoir (likely by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, referred to as 'Jenna' in dialogue). The text details the narrator losing her restaurant job after her boyfriend, T.J., stole the tip jar. Desperate for money and facing police inquiries, she accepts an invitation from Jeffrey Epstein to his Palm Beach mansion. There, she admits to drug use (coke, amphetamines) and agrees to return to work for him doing 'massage studies' in exchange for his help, noting the transactional sexual nature of the arrangement ('scratch more than his back'). Ghislaine Maxwell is also present at the mansion.
Events with shared participants
Sgt Frick and the narrator interviewed a 16-year-old female and her parents at their home. The girl was alleged to have "worked" for Jeff Epstein but denied any inappropriate encounters.
2005-10-03 • Witness's home
Det Dawson and the narrator conducted a sworn, taped interview with a witness who stated she was taken to a house by an acquaintance at age 17.
2005-10-04 • Witness's home
The narrator gave a man a massage lasting 30-45 minutes. The man touched himself, then left the room to retrieve money, returning to pay the narrator $300.
Date unknown • Unspecified House
After being paid, the narrator got lost trying to leave the large house, encountered 'the lady' downstairs, and then left.
Date unknown • Unspecified House
The narrator got into a car with two other people and was questioned about the payment she received.
Date unknown • Car
Incident involving a man 'going after' the narrator.
2003-01-01 • Unknown
Consultations with two different therapists regarding BDSM.
Date unknown • Therapists' offices
Drunken party where Andrew initiates physical contact and confesses feelings.
Date unknown • Party
Lunch meeting at Gusto restaurant.
Date unknown • Moscow, Russia
The narrator reads the first edition of Wiener's book.
Date unknown • Narrator's Library
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