EFTA02731937
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Hello, good morning, Mr. Alessi? Yes, speaking. Hi, this is Detective ****** with Palm Beach Police. Yeah, how are you doing, sir? Good, good. You returned my call yesterday. I greatly appreciate that. I had gone down to try to talk to you. Okay. What about? Well, I wanted to touch base with you. I'm investigating a case in which I believe you may have some information to. I am investigating a case against a former employer of yours, Jeffrey Epstein. Okay, Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah, okay. And what about? I was hoping you could tell me. You were employed for him how long? I was employed with him for 11 years and about a year and a half part-time at the beginning of this. You know, investigation against him or trying to get nimble? Against him. What kind of investigation is it? Well. I am apprehensive. I'm apprehensive to talk about anything because. I'm going to meet you in person if you'd like. You know, this is something that I really would not like to be involved if I'm not involved with it. Not to be involved. I've been out of the job for three years, so. I understand that, but you may ultimately would assist me in this case. Okay. Well, before, you know, I'm not going to say no. I'm not going to say no to you because you're an attorney, my attorney. And see what he says. Absolutely. I don't want to get involved. I don't want to get in trouble or I don't want to get sued by Mr. Epstein or by his company or anything in style. So, I would like to do the formal, you know, the normal things. Go the right way. That's fine. I can call you back. Let me talk to me with you. If he says, okay, no problem, I go ahead. No trouble whatsoever. And the purpose of this investigation is an ongoing criminal case. I told you. Absolutely. You're an attorney. Absolutely. Give me an advice on that. And I get back to you as soon as possible. Probably today. If it's not today, it will be tomorrow. Okay. That sounds great. Thank you very much. I get back to you. All right. Because you know, me and my wife, we work together on both. And we work as a couple. It has to be both of us. I imagine. But we don't want to say nothing that is, you know, a case. Let me talk to an attorney. Let me talk to him and see what he thinks. No. Okay. That's not a problem. I'm not. I have no problem with the following was a phone call to Juan Alessi at the former houseman of Jeffrey Epstein. Today's date is November 10th, 2005. Time by my watch is 9.58 a.m.