EFTA00025091.pdf
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Response to Follow Up Questions from 2/13/20 Attorney Proffer
Dear Counsel:
Below please find our reply, in no particular order, to your follow-up questions
from the 2/13/20 attorney proffer. As we discussed, the same terms covering
the attorney proffer govern these communications as well.
Who told
to keep to herself, not ask questions and not to fraternize
with those she encountered through her work with JE?
When. was first hired, Ms. Maxwell told her not to fraternize with any of JE's
business associates, friends, etc. It was Epstein who reprimanded -for
breaking this rule when she appeared at the party, the details of which were
set forth on 2/13. So, it was both Maxwell and Epstein who directed M not to
fraternize and to stick to business
Qualifications for the job. Did she replace anyone? Who trained her?
Were massages already on the agenda when =took over?
Prior to working for JE,
a
had managed an office supply company for 9 years
and then worked in the men's department at Nordstrom's selling clothes. This
was a commission-based job and she did quite well. •
placed her resume on
Monster.com looking for a job in event planning. The headhunter Epstein had
hired contacted M, not to work for Epstein, but for a job with the NY Knicks as
an event planner. Unfortunately, as a result of a large snowstorm LG could not
get into the City from NJ and missed the Knicks opportunity (the position had
been filled by the time she finally met with Russell, the headhunter.) Once
Russell interviewed =, he asked if she had time to go meet with someone who
she could "event plan" for.
interviewed with Maxwell and then with
Epstein and hired. -
had not heard of JE prior to that time.
was trained
by JE's then assistant,
.
and others told •
that massages were
a part of JE's
--just part of his normal day. Akin to someone going daily
to the gym.
remained in the company as a receptionist
er Mums hired
and later became Ms. Maxwell's assistant after …
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