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From: To: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> Subject: Privileged and Confidential Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2015 19:35:19 +0000 Just landed in NY. Will call as soon as I can. We are going to hire a PR firm to help with the latest articles. I also need to hire a lawyer to make sure everything I say is OK, but I'm sick of not saying anything. I've written down a few thoughts on the plane: I'm sure it's too much info, but here is first draft. I vehemently deny any allegations that I so called "helped procure" prostitutes for JE. I used to be an executive assistant who scheduled appointments for Mr E.; some of these appointments were for massages. I was never privy to what took place during those massages. I never had anyone complain to me that something untoward was happening, nor did I ever witnesses anything questionable take place. I had never seen any of these masseuses before until they arrived at the house of their own accord; they certainly did not look underage to me. I knew nothing about them. I never spoke to them other than to schedule massage appointments. I'm sorry if these women now regret their actions and professions, but I had nothing to do with it. I'm sure the allure of making millions off their regrettable decisions is enticing, especially when their lawyers are willing to work for free to make a name for themselves. I have been unfairly victimized by these Jane Does, whom I don't even know who they are, their lawyers, and by the media making up endless lies about me and making up outrageous allegations all because I followed the advice of my lawyers to plead the Fifth for every single question asked of me, even a question as simple as "what is your name?" I plead the Fifth on, in a civil suit which I was subpoenaed for. I was a young woman whom all of a sudden my name was caught up in something which I had no involvement with. I wanted nothing more than to answer all the questions asked of me by those unscrupulous lawyers, but felt it was best to follow the advice of my own lawyers to plead the Fifth; what did I know about the legal system? So that's what I did and am still paying the price 9 years later. I'm tired of allowing the media to abuse me to sell newspapers and not defending myself against it. True, I once worked for JE and lived in an apt on I started my interior design business in 2006 while also working for JE. Since I couldn't afford a separate o ice at the time, I used my home address for my business address. I no longer live at that address, nor have I conducted business from that address for many years. Yes, I changed my last name because I wanted to distance myself from my family who disowned me over not being the same religion as them. It was too painful for me to use the same last name as parents and siblings who didn't want me to be a part of their family anymore. If your family wasn't willing to speak to you over not wanting to be a Jehovah's Witness, would you want to keep the same last name as them? Yes, I was married once before to my first boyfriend when I was a 17 year old woman. My family's religion didn't allow me to date, so getting married was the only way to have a normal relationship with a man. This lasted 4 years until he filed for divorce. Divorce is not allowed in the religion, thus the elders "disfellowshipped" me from the congregation. My family stopped speaking to me, and all of my friends from childhood never spoke to me again. If the press can't even get these simple facts correct, how can we believe anything else they are writing about? Sent from my iPad EFTA00867065