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Epstein staff testimony and black‑book sale reveal alleged payments to underage girls and contacts with high‑profile figures

The passage provides concrete details – sworn butler testimony, specific payment amounts, a black‑book sale attempt to an undercover FBI agent, and names like Donald Trump and David Copperfield – that Butler Alfredo Rodriguez testified he was ordered to keep $2,000 on hand for each girl and to purcha Rodriguez attempted to sell Epstein’s "little black book" for $50,000 to an undercover FBI agent i

Date
November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #016442
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The passage provides concrete details – sworn butler testimony, specific payment amounts, a black‑book sale attempt to an undercover FBI agent, and names like Donald Trump and David Copperfield – that Butler Alfredo Rodriguez testified he was ordered to keep $2,000 on hand for each girl and to purcha Rodriguez attempted to sell Epstein’s "little black book" for $50,000 to an undercover FBI agent i

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David Copperfield

“...ozens of message pads from his home that read like a who’s who of famous people, including magician David Copperfield and Donald Trump, an indication of Epstein’s vast circle of influential friends. There were also m...”

Donald Trump

“...from his home that read like a who’s who of famous people, including magician David Copperfield and Donald Trump, an indication of Epstein’s vast circle of influential friends. There were also messages from girl...”

Alfredo Rodriguez

“...interviews, confirming that young girls had been coming and going at the house. One of the butlers, Alfredo Rodriguez, told Recarey that when he was tasked with cleaning up the master bath after Epstein’s sessions wit...”

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Kellen, had called many of the girls. Epstein’s flight logs showed that the calls were made when Epstein was in Palm Beach. They obtained dozens of message pads from his home that read like a who’s who of famous people, including magician David Copperfield and Donald Trump, an indication of Epstein’s vast circle of influential friends. There were also messages from girls, and their phone numbers matched those of many of the girls Recarey had interviewed, Recarey said. They read: “Courtney called, she can come at 4, or “Tanya can’t come at 7 p.m. tomorrow because she has soccer practice.” They also found naked photographs of underage girls in Epstein’s closet, Recarey said. There were also witnesses: Two of Epstein’s butlers gave Recarey sworn interviews, confirming that young girls had been coming and going at the house. One of the butlers, Alfredo Rodriguez, told Recarey that when he was tasked with cleaning up the master bath after Epstein’s sessions with the girls, he often discovered sex toys. Once, he accidentally stumbled on a high school girl, whom he identified, sleeping naked in Epstein’s spa, he testified in a 2009 court deposition. Rodriguez said he was given the job of paying the girls, telling Recarey that he was “a human ATM machine” because he was ordered by Epstein to keep $2,000 on him at all times. He was also assigned to buy the girls gifts. Rodriguez gave Recarey copies of pages from a book that Epstein and his staff kept with the names and phone numbers for many of the Palm Beach County girls, Recarey said. Rodriguez, however, held onto the bulk of Epstein’s “little black book,” and in November 2009 tried to sell it for $50,000 to an undercover FBI agent posing as a victim’s lawyer. He was arrested and sentenced in 2012 to federal prison, and died three years later following an illness. The book — listing personal phone numbers for a cavalcade of Epstein’s powerful friends and celebrities — eventually became public as part of a civil lawsuit. It listed more than 100 female names and phone numbers under the headings “massage’’ in every city where Epstein had homes.

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