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title: 'House Oversight: Estate Documents (Nov 12) (HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016432)'
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Palm Beach home of registered sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein. PEDRO PORTAL PPORTAL@MIAMIHERALD.COM There would be many Jane Does to follow: Jane Doe No. 3, Jane Doe No. 4, Jane Does 5, 6, 7, 8 - and as the years went by - Jane Does 102 and 103. Long before #MeToo became the catalyst for a women's movement about sexual assault - and a decade before the fall of Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby and U.S. Olympic gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar - there was Jeffrey Edward Epstein. Epstein, a multimillionaire hedge fund manager whose friends included a constellation of entertainers, politicians, business titans and royalty, for years lured teenage girls to his Palm Beach mansion as part of a cult-like sex pyramid scheme, police in the town of Palm Beach found. The girls arrived, sometimes by taxi, for trysts at all hours of the day and night. Few were told much more than that they would be paid to give an old man a massage - and that he might ask them to strip down to their underwear or get naked. But what began as a massage often led to masturbation, oral sex, HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016432