Emily Jashinsky

Basically, someone says, I asked her, we don't know who her is, about girls in Moscow and Tokyo for me.

Also, does she have any good girls in LA?

But I didn't mention you.

And then they go on to say, now I'm finding P word for you, Epstein says.

Something wrong with that?

And then the guy responds, no one can beat your P word network.

So it's a known joke, with this guy at least, that Epstein had a P-word network.

And what's interesting about that in the trafficking context is that if this is understood to be prostitution, in that you are coming to the United States, Epstein is greasing the skids to help you get this visa and help the modeling agency, and they're doing it for purely sexual purposes, that maybe it comes with other advantages, but it's really sexual, that you can see actual trafficking, potentially.

Right.

a prostitution ring in that.

And one final point in that is when you go back to the original stories, like the original Julie K. Brown story, the Palm Beach police do have women on the record that have spoken to the media since, Courtney Wilde, who says she was 14 years old and she was basically helping him run a pyramid scheme at her school when she was still in braces.

So there is before and after and they are distinct, but the sexual stuff is bad and potentially very illegal too.

Yeah.

So, for example, just to the point you were just making, Megan, I found this 2015 email from some woman who at one point says, I appreciate things good happened.

Thank you.

English, clearly not her first language.

Unfortunately, my impression is that becoming a mistress was the only one job proposition you were really serious about.

I refused.

So it meant all is over.

She goes on to talk about how meeting Bill Gates or Woody Allen was great.