Thread by @Agenthades1

Doing a thread on the updated court papers from the Jennifer Araoz lawsuit talked about here.

nbcnews.com/news/amp/ncna1…

link to the document

scribd.com/document/42934…

Araoz, who like other victims, was having financial troubles, was recruited by one of Epstein's associates when she was only 14.

Lots of blame to go around, but the main one she points to is his 'second in command' Ghislaine Maxwell, who basically told the employees what to do.

Lesley Groff
Cimberly Espinosa
Rosalyn Fontanilla
Jane Doe 1 (recruiter)

Darren Indyke
Richard Kahn
Ghislaine Maxwell

Araoz plans on amending the complaint if the discovery process identifies other names that helped in the abuse.

Talks about the ruling from Judge Marra that showed he abused over 30 minor girls in an 8 year period at his Palm Beach residence alone. That number is definitely higher than that but 30 is horrible enough.

Like most predators, Epstein and his cohorts targeted the vulnerable.

The "recruiter" who sounds like it could be either, Sarah Kellen or Adriana Ross, approached Araoz at her high school, Talent unlimited, a school for the arts.

Her first encounter with Epstein occurred at his 9 e 71st street residence where she was greeted by the maid, Fontanilla, Lesley Groff, and finally Epstein. His intricate blackmail and surveillance system in full view.

#EpsteinAssociates knew damn well that she was a minor.

After a few visits to his residence, Groff contacted her again and gave her instructions. Epstein awaited and showed her the massage room where many of his assaults happened. This time was no different. Lots of disgusting details that I'll skip here...

Multiple visits followed and the abuse only escalated. Each was scheduled by Lesley Groff or Maxwell herself. Getting $300 after each one.

Eventually it led to Epstein raping her. After this encounter, Araoz refused to answer his or that of his employees.

Causes of action:

continued:

Lawyers for Araoz haven't been able to serve Ghislaine Maxwell with legal papers thus far in this case. They believe that she might have fled the country. Co-counsel Kimberly Lerner thinks that the FBI most likely know where she is.

thedailybeast.com/jeffrey-epstei…