HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022834.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022834.txt
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The document is an email from Jeffrey E.
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The document is an email from Jeffrey E. to Mortimer Zuckerman discussing a former girlfriend who was with him during trips and house visits but was never questioned or subpoenaed about his affairs. The woman knew that he had promised not to involve her in the sordid details of his life, which included local strippers asking if they could do massages and bringing their friends over for similar activities. Jeffrey E. mentions that Hillary Clinton was never on the island, nor did Steven Hawking or Ehud Ashtarion. The woman is now 38 years old and presentable, but she knows nothing about any underage girls being involved in the activities at the house.
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