HERE IT IS: THIS IS WHAT THE SIX UNREDACTED EPSTEIN VICTIM AND RECRUITER POLICE TRANSCRIPTS WERE LEADING UP TO – THE STING
Over the course of the past couple of weeks I have released the 6 *unredacted* transcripts of police interviews of Epstein victims/associates that I found (first changing the names of the victims, but not the perpetrators). The first 5 transcripts were of girls who were victims of Epstein’s massage MLM, the 6th was a victim turned recruiter. Together they form the roadmap leading up to the sting. Now here is that document that ties it all together – literally.
This is the affidavit sworn by the police, filed with the Court, in order to get a search and seizure warrant for Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion (and they got their warrant). This document lays it all out, step by step, for the Court, to convince the Court to issue the warrant. This document, taken with the first six, shows you how cases are made by law enforcement and by lawyers. The interviews with the victims lay the foundation on which the affidavit is built.
The affidavit details *exactly how one of the victims was turned into a recruiter*. In the affidavit you will learn exactly how the person we have called “Amanda” (not her real name, as I said I have changed all of the names of the victim interviewees, but I know who they are) ended up recruiting her friends for Epstein. Lots of friends.
And because you (Notes from the Front members) have all of the transcripts, including Amanda’s transcript, you also know how Amanda then ended up helping the police with the sting.
Again, these documents are not part of the public DOJ and House releases; I found them after manually going through nearly 2000 undisclosed documents that I discovered – all unredacted, and generally not seen by the public. I painstakingly manually anonymized each name that I found in each transcript. Except for perpetrators’ names, those I left unanonymized. In fact that’s why, while I had hoped to get this affidavit to you on Monday, I’m only getting it to you today – because, as you will see, the sheer number of names in the affidavit meant I had to be extra-meticulous to make sure no victim’s actual names remained in the document. There were several victim’s names that weren’t in any of the transcripts, nor in any document I’ve seen – they were new names of new victims. I’ve left non-name typos in.
As a reminder, Notes from the Front members have privately received the full transcripts 1 – 6, and are receiving this full affidavit privately as well. Again, for obvious reasons I’m only making these documents available privately. While the way I came by these was not illegal (I would never) they were *not public*, and nobody anticipated that anybody would find them, let alone share them. It’s a grey area as to whether I can publish them publicly. So I’m not. Sharing the documents privately is safer for me. It’s *completely fine* if you don’t want to join Notes from the Front to have access to our private document archives, I’m just explaining why I’m taking this precaution.
(For the same reason I’m not sharing at *all*, not even privately, the unredacted documents and correspondence from Alan Dershowitz to Epstein that I found, I’m not foolish enough to put *that* target on my back! But I have them.)
Here’s the run-up:
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1. Lots of girls brought to Epstein *by* Amanda
2. Amanda starts to work with the police and *gives the police* the names of some of those girls (that’s transcript number 6 which Notes from the Front members have).
3. The police then interview the girls that Amanda names (those are transcripts 1 – 5 which Notes from the Front members have, and which new members can also access in the archives).
4. Based on what the girls tell the police in these 6 interviews, the police swear out this affidavit, *including* what the girls told the police, to get a search warrant. Note that the most recent massage reported by a victim is just days before this affidavit is submitted to the Court.
A search warrant is issued.
5. On October 20, 2005, police execute the search warrant and conduct the first search of Epstein’s house. (There is video of that search from one of the officers’ bodycams which you can find online; I have also downloaded the whole thing for you and will be sending that out a day or so after I send out the affidavit that led to that warrant being issued.)
WARNING!!! THIS AFFIDAVIT DOCUMENT DETAILS SOME VERY DISTURBING THINGS!
I’m only going to put a little bit here – the same bit that is in the screenshot, and this is the tamer bit:
“Epstein walked in wearing only a towel and told the victim to take off her clothes. The victim stated he was stern when he told her to take off her clothes. The victim said she did not know what to do as she was the only one there in the room. The victim took off her shirt leaving her bra on.”
Again, this document is not for the faint of heart, but if you can bring yourself to read it you will have a full understanding of not only how Epstein worked, and how the recruiter girls worked, but how the *police* worked to get that warrant which, of course, ultimately lead to Epstein’s first arrest.
Notes from the Front members: The full anonymized affidavit used to apply for *and get* the search and seizure warrant of Epstein’s house is in your inbox now.
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