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JAMES PATTERSON t—a “verbal disagreement” —with Dobbs. They driv . e ove: and this had led to a figh Epstein. the kitchen — maybe sc She'd left without getting paid. Gone down to the kitchen they're: walked’ upstai 3 star towel. Sometimes with j mend their friends, anc and told Wendy, “Let's go!” » Wendy had told her, “tell him to j 7 “If youre uncomfortable, None of the girls cc stop, and he will” The more you 7 been trained as a massi On the other hand, Wendy had also told her, | | become a licensed mas: do, the more you get paid.” A few weeks later, she agreed to return to the house on El a E eighteen years old, at or GED. Brillo. Once again Sarah had taken Jenny upstairs and into the mas- able, laid out the oils ter bedroom. Sarah had set up the massage t that Jenny would use. Then Epstein had entered the room wearing only a towel. Jenny had been wearing tight jeans. She had a tight belt on. She kept the jeans on, though Epstein still made a grab for her buttocks. Then he rolled onto his back and grabbed for her breasts. Jenny became upset yet again. But this time, she was paid two hundred dollars before leaving. She never did go back to the house. But, like Francine, she has one more thing to tell the detectives. Another girl from her d visit with Epstein. Kristina. And lat “a problem” with Epstein. g up all the time. And the detec high school had been there on the day of her secon er, Kristina told Jenny that she also had Girls seemed to be turnin tives were just getting started. Reiter’s team to another. And every time; | One girl leads Chief rls are approached by Wendy they hear the same story. The gi 70 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019186