EFTA00162530 FD-302 (Rev. 10-6-95) - 1 - # FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date of transcription 08/22/2006 was interviewed at a local park in Royal Palm Beach, Florida regarding a federal investigation involving the sexual exploitation of minors. Also present during the interview was DETECTIVE , PALM BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT. After being advised of the identity of the interviewing agents and the nature of the interview, provided the following information: was first approached by a friend, to see if she was interested in providing massages to JEFFREY EPSTEIN. believed approached her during the summer she was working at the Wellington Mall. was sixteen when she first met JEFFREY EPSTEIN. Over the next year and a half to two years, was paid by EPSTEIN to perform massages which escalated to multiple sex acts requested by EPSTEIN. stated that the sexual acts included digital penetration, the use of toys i.e. vibrators, oral sex, and on at least one occasion, against wishes, sexual intercourse. EPSTEIN also requested perform oral sex on stated that at first she did not want to, but EPSTEIN offered an additional $200.00 if would perform oral sex for five minutes on agreed and EPSTEIN paid an additional two hundred dollars. stated that the sexual activity between she and had occurred less than five times with at least one of those times on or around EPSTEIN's birthday. stated that EPSTEIN asked her how old she was and she responded that she was eighteen. said that EPSTEIN told her that he knew she was not eighteen. told the interviewing agents that EPSTEIN knew she went to High School. On one occasion, EPSTEIN sent two dozen roses to the High School for a school play was performing in. According to , the roses were delivered to the school by ALFRED LNU. EPSTEIN also paid for a trip to New York for eighteenth birthday. picked up an envelope filled with money from the house in Palm Beach to finance the trip. believed she flew on JET BLUE out of West Palm Beach into LaGuardia Airport. While staying in New York, was also treated to a night out at the theater to see Phantom Of The Opera by EPSTEIN. EPSTEIN did not accompany during her trip to New York. Investigation on 08/18/2006 at Royal Palm Beach, Florida File # 31E|MM-108062 | Date dictated | 08/18/2006 | | :--- | :--- | by This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. 31E-MM-108062- EFTA00162531 FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 31E-MM-108062 On 08/18/2006, Page Continuation of FD-302 of 2 Interviewing agents inquired about how would be contacted to work for EPSTEIN. stated that EPSTEIN asked for her telephone number after the first massage. stated she wrote her cellular telephone number on a note pad located in EPSTEIN's bathroom. described the note pad as having EPSTEIN's name on the bottom of the pad. stated that ninety five percent of the time EPSTEIN's personal assistant, would call her, only on occasion would EPSTEIN call. stated that would telephone and tell her when they would be coming into town and asked if she was available to come over. Interviewing agents asked if ever telephoned from out of state. stated, "yes". further explained that would let her know when they were expected and, sometimes, would let know when they would be coming back. said that going to EPSTEIN's house was always prearranged and set up in advance. stated that she would go to house usually after school. told the interviewing agents that in addition to the trip to New York, EPSTEIN gave her the following gifts: - a Louis Vuitton purse - a bathing suit -Victoria Secret bra and panty sets - Cash gifts At approximately 5:00 p.m., the interviewing agents asked to view a photo array. immediately pointed to the bottom right photograph and identified the female depicted as wrote her first initial and last name as well as the date next to the photo. The photo array was placed in a 1A envelope. was shown another photograph depicting two females in a bath tub. stated she was not one of the females in the photograph.