Julie K. Brown

Look, if I'm having trouble understanding what it is, the public sure as hell isn't going to be able to understand a lot of what it is.

I see stuff all over the place with them saying, look at this, and they're explaining a document.

I know the document isn't what they're saying it is, but it's not their fault.

They don't really understand it.

all the details of this case.

And the government is making it almost impossible to do that.

Well, we know that one of the men in that document, because that document, by the way, elsewhere in the record is not fully redacted.

And the name in the document that is exactly the same reveals that one of the co-conspirators listed in that document is Les Wexner, who is, as we know, Jeffrey Epstein's longtime client.

I mean, when I say client, I mean business.

He

He was his only client for, he cleaned for a long time.

So we know that one of them is Wexner.

I believe a couple of them could be people who worked for Epstein in the sense that they flew his planes.

So they were, you know, freeing these girls.

And they could have also been a couple of the assistants who were scheduling and recruiting girls.

Those assistants' names are now redacted because in

you know, in recent years after they've been interviewed, I believe by authorities, by the SDNY, they come to conclude that those assistants were in essence victims.

You know, this was his MO.

He would recruit these girls and then use them as sex objects.

And when they got to be too old, as in 24, you know, a lot of these girls came from nothing.