[0:00]Hello, good morning, Mr. ******.
[0:02]Yes, speaking.
[0:03]Hi, this is Detective ****** with Palm Beach Police.
[0:07]Yeah, how are you doing, sir?
[0:08]Good, good. You returned my call yesterday. I greatly appreciate that.
[0:12]I had calmed down to try to talk to you.
[0:15]Okay. What about?
[0:17]Well, I wanted to touch base with you.
[0:18]I'm investigating a case in which I believe you may have some information to.
[0:22]I am investigating a case against a former employer of yours, Jeffrey Epstein.
[0:31]Okay, Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah, okay.
[0:34]And what about?
[0:37]Well, that's what I was hoping you could tell me.
[0:41]You were employed for him how long?
[0:44]I was employed with him for 11 years full-time.
[0:53]Okay.
[0:53]Okay.
[0:53]Okay.
[0:53]Okay.
[0:53]I was employed for about a year and a half part-time at the beginning of this.
[1:08]You know, it's an investigation against him or trying to get him involved or...
[1:16]Against him.
[1:18]Against him.
[1:19]What kind of investigation is it?
[1:23]Well...
[1:24]I am apprehensive to talk about anything because...
[1:27]I can go meet you in person if you'd like.
[1:34]You know, this is something that I really would not like to be involved if I'm not involved with it.
[1:38]I prefer not to be involved.
[1:42]I've been out of the job for three years, so...
[1:45]I understand that, but you may hold some influence.
[1:50]What assists me in this case?
[1:52]Okay.
[1:53]Well, before...
[1:54]You know, I'm not going to say no.
[1:56]I'm not going to say no to you because that would be dumb.
[1:59]But I would prefer to come for this with an attorney, my attorney, and see what he says.
[2:06]Absolutely.
[2:07]You have very...
[2:08]I don't want to get involved.
[2:10]I don't want to get in trouble.
[2:11]I don't want to get sued by Mr. Epstein or by his company or anything in style.
[2:19]So I would like to do the formal, you know, the normal things.
[2:22]Go the right way.
[2:24]I understand that, and that's fine.
[2:27]I can call you back.
[2:27]Let me talk to him, and I can call you back and meet with you.
[2:32]If he says, okay, no problem, I go ahead.
[2:35]No trouble whatsoever, and the purpose of this investigation is an ongoing criminal...
[2:45]Right.
[2:47]Okay.
[2:48]Like I told you, I would prefer to talk to...
[2:51]Absolutely.
[2:52]...an attorney.
[2:53]Absolutely.
[2:54]Just give me an advice on that.
[2:55]And I get back to you as soon as possible, probably today.
[2:58]If it's not today, it will be tomorrow.
[3:00]Okay.
[3:00]That sounds great.
[3:01]Okay?
[3:02]Thank you very much.
[3:03]I get back to you.
[3:04]All right.
[3:04]Because tomorrow, you know, it has to be both of us, I imagine.
[3:17]But we don't want to say nothing that is, you know, case.
[3:23]Let me talk to...
[3:25]We have an attorney, and let me talk to him.
[3:29]What do you think it is?
[3:31]I don't want to get in trouble.
[3:33]No.
[3:34]Okay.
[3:34]That's not a problem.
[3:35]I'm not...
[3:36]I have no problem with that.
[3:39]All right.
[3:39]Give me a call then.
[3:40]I got your number.
[3:41]All right.
[3:41]I'll give you a call as soon as I can.
[3:43]I'll talk to him.
[3:44]Thank you.
[3:45]The following was a phone call to...
[3:57]Jeffrey Epstein.
[3:59]Today's date is November 10, 2005.
[4:02]Time by my watch is 9.58 a.m.
[4:04]Thank you.