EFTA00026788.pdf

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Jeffrey Epstein 
457 Madison Avenue 
New York, NY 10022 
Vicky Ward 
Vanity Fair 
4 Times Square 
New York, NY 10036 
Dear Ms. Ward, 
Thank you for your letter of December 19th further documenting your 
reporting style. First with respect to my house. If you recall you asked me 
on numerous occasions, whether sH
i purchased #9 outright. You followed 
up with a similar question to Mr. 
on at least 2 occasions, I have told 
you repeatedly that, yes, in fact I did purchase it outright and you tirelessly 
repeated "then why were there no transfer taxes paid?" I explained in 
writing that transfer taxes are in most instances not made public. After 
sending you documentation on #9's transfer taxes, you then continued on 
#11. Also in writing, I told Graydon that I never owned #11. Add that to 
the fact that Graydon has told me that #11 is not part of the story and once 
again, like a Gospel choir, you chant: "but what about the transfer taxes?" 
Enclosed please find a copy of the transfer taxes paid, given to you off the 
record, confirming that I was only a trustee and once again requiring me to 
spend more time on questions whose relevance you have yet to describe. 
In regard your question in your latest letter regarding refuting the 
claims of 
. Why don't you detail those claims to me so that I 
and the State Trooper can respond to any factual claims? I hope the copy of 
this letter, also given to you off the record, will be given to Vanity Fair's 
lawyers, who should at last understand there is cause for concern. I think 
you will agree that the only quote "claim" that you describe to me was that 
had felt "uncomfortable" and asked her father to immediately 
come and get her. Are you now asking me to refute how "a 
felt"? A typical tabloid-like question. Or are you asking me whether she 
left? You certainly did not ask me who paid for her move or when or how 
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