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| title: "House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12) (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022922)" |
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| present tabloid interest in Epstein's old address book |
| with its many Clinton contacts. And his sex offender |
| status has transformed him from libertine playboy to |
| pedophile. |
| While he has regularly entertained PR proposals |
| aimed at his public rehabilitation, until Gates prodded |
| him, and until this recent renewed tabloid fever, Epstein |
| had concluded that he was perfectly satisfied living |
| behind high walls and in his own exclusive club. Even |
| now, this new Dershowitz-Prince Andrew chapter seems |
| like a parallel disturbance rather than something that is |
| actually affecting him. "Bad press is not something |
| actually bad," he notes, trying to balance perception and |
| reality. |
| And, indeed, the tabloid narrative and his own story |
| rather define divergent realities. The ongoing case, with |
| the filings that introduced the Dershowitz and Prince |
| Andrew allegations, was brought by the imprisoned |
| Rothstein's former partner, Brad Edwards. It relies |
| entirely on the testimony and the memoir, excerpts of |
| which were published by the Daily Mail, of Virginia |
| Roberts, who claims that Ghislaine Maxwell met her, |
| when she was 17, at Donald Trump's Palm Beach resort |
| and got her a job in the Epstein house, which she held |
| for several years, traveling in the Epstein entourage. It is |
| Roberts—who refused to cooperate with the FBI's 2007 |
| investigation of Epstein—who has propounded the "sex |
| slave" narrative. She claims that "massage" was a code |
| word for sexual acts, and that she worked for Epstein for |
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