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kaggle-ho-019065House Oversight

FD-302 Interview Notes Reveal Unpaid Minor Encounter at Epstein Residence and Money Transfer by New York Office

FD-302 Interview Notes Reveal Unpaid Minor Encounter at Epstein Residence and Money Transfer by New York Office The passage provides a specific anecdote of a minor (under 18) demanding money at Epstein’s residence, a cash payment sourced from Epstein’s desk, and involvement of a “New York Office” that authorized the payment. While it names no high‑level officials, it offers concrete details (date range 2003‑2005, $200 payment, taxi arrival) that could be pursued for forensic accounting or witness corroboration, making it a moderate‑strength lead. Key insights: Interviewee recalls a minor entering Epstein’s home demanding $200 in cash.; Payment was allegedly sourced from a $200 bill found in Epstein’s desk drawer.; The “New York Office” directed the payment and instructed the interviewee to use the cash.

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FD-302 Interview Notes Reveal Unpaid Minor Encounter at Epstein Residence and Money Transfer by New York Office The passage provides a specific anecdote of a minor (under 18) demanding money at Epstein’s residence, a cash payment sourced from Epstein’s desk, and involvement of a “New York Office” that authorized the payment. While it names no high‑level officials, it offers concrete details (date range 2003‑2005, $200 payment, taxi arrival) that could be pursued for forensic accounting or witness corroboration, making it a moderate‑strength lead. Key insights: Interviewee recalls a minor entering Epstein’s home demanding $200 in cash.; Payment was allegedly sourced from a $200 bill found in Epstein’s desk drawer.; The “New York Office” directed the payment and instructed the interviewee to use the cash.

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