Government of the United States Virgin Islands v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., No. 122-cv-10904 (S.D.N.Y. 2022)/237-17.pdf
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CREDITOR'S CLAIM
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. THOMAS AND ST. JOHN
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF )
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JEFFREY E. EPSTEIN
Deceased.
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CLAIM
CASE NO. ST-19-PB-80
ACTION FOR PROBATE
The Undersigned, Mariann Meier Wang, Esq., of Cuti Hecker Wang LLP., Richard P.
Bourne-Vanneck, Esq., and Allred, Maroko & Goldberg, hereby present and file this claim on
behalf
of • (the "Claimant") for unliquidated and unsecured damages from the Estate
of Jeffrey E. Epstein (the "Estate") in the above captioned matter now pending before Court, and
in support thereof state as follows:
1. Jeffrey Edward Epstein (the "Decedent") was arrested in New York City, New York on
July 6, 2019, and held in custody on sex trafficking charges, following a series
of
investigations into his activities prior thereto.
2. Claimant is one of a number of under-age victims of Decedent's criminal actions.
3. Decedent, upon information and belief, conspired with multiple individuals, including
attorneys and advisors, to fraudulently convey and hide assets from his victims, including
Claimant, by transferring assets into a newly created Trust through the provisions
of a
contemporaneously drafted Last Will and Testament
on or about August 8, 2019.
4. On November 21, 2019 Claimant filed a civil action in the United States District Court
for the Southern District
of New York seeking damages against the Estate. A true and
correct copy
of the Complaint so filed and indexed as Case No. 1: 19:cv-l 0788 is attached
hereto as Exhibit "A".
5. Pursuant to New York's Child Victims Act, among other bases, Claimant's civil action in
New York was commenced timely.
6. Decedent committed sexual abuse, including repeated sexual assault and forcible rape
upon Claimant on multiple occasions. See, Exhibit "A".
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34. -met Epstein for the first time in 2002, when she was seventeen years
old. Epstein was visiting Los Angeles, and -drove with her sister to meet him at the Hotel
Bel-Air.
35. During that first meeting, Epstein lay on a bed in his spacious hotel suite,
fully clothed.
He asked I sister to massage his feet, then encouraged -to join her.
Afterwards, Epstein took them shopping, and insisted on buying several items for -
36. After that meeting, Epstein kept in touch with -through frequent
phone calls. Epstein veered the conversation toward career goals and how Epstein could
help her achieve them. He purported
to want to help her and guide her to a better life.
37. Epstein offered
to send-to school to learn hairdressing, but-
made clear that this was not what she wanted to do in the long term. -explained that she
had a passion for languages and for people, and that her dream was to be a translator.
38. Epstein claimed that he wanted to help -study to become a translator.
He suggested that he would pay for -to study in Spain for a semester. Soon after, Epstein
helped her
to obtain a letter of recommendation from her high school counselor and helped her
get accepted to study at the University
of Madrid.
39. -was over the moon, feeling her dreams were coming true. Epstein
made sure she felt that it was all his doing.
40. -prepared for this exciting opportunity to study abroad and pursue
her dream career. She gave notice at her hairdressing job and gave up her apartment in Los
Angeles, preparing
to move to Spain.
41. Before -left for her school program, however, Epstein began what
would become a long pattern
of using her as his sexual object.
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42. In approximately the summer of 2002, Epstein flew -and her sister to
his ranch
in New Mexico. -felt no reason to be wary of Epstein. He had been kind in their
first meeting and had acted with generosity towards her.
43. When -got to Epstein's ranch, Epstein's close associates Ghislaine
Maxwell and Sarah Kellen were there. Maxwell asked -questions about herself and took
her horseback riding. Kellen invited -to
go swimming.
44. After-swam, Epstein asked her to go into a massage room along with
Kellen. Kellen began massaging Epstein, and -innocently joined in, as she had when her
sister massaged Epstein's feet the first time.
45. At that point, Epstein began fondling Kellen and took off Kellen's shirt.
-became very uncomfortable,
as the massage had quickly and unexpectedly turned into a
sexual encounter. Epstein reached inside bathing suit and fondled her genitals. -
began crying, but Epstein continued to grope her
as he masturbated to completion.
46. -felt extremely vulnerable. Epstein had arranged the circumstances
to ensure that -was completely at his mercy.
-had given up her job and her apartment
in order to travel to Spain at Epstein's expense. If Epstein decided to rethink his generosity at
any point, -would have had nothing, and would have been left homeless and jobless once
again, after being brought so close to her dream. Even though Epstein had preyed upon her and
sexually assaulted her, -understood she had no choice but to submit to him. His power over
her was all-encompassing.
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7. Epstein viciously exploited this power dynamic. In the summer and fall of
2002, he flew seventeen-year-old-to his homes in New York, Florida, and the U.S. Virgin
Islands, sexually assaulting her
in each of those locations.
48. In or around December 2002, Epstein flew -to stay at his townhouse
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located at 9 East 71st Street in Manhattan. While they were in the dining room of the townhouse,
Epstein without warning stuck his hand down
I I pants and fondled her genitals. It was as if
she were his toy.
49. In or around that same month, at Epstein's home in Florida, Epstein crept
into bedroom while she was sleeping and raped her.
50. Also around that same month, at the private island Epstein owned in the
Virgin Islands, Epstein ordered -to massage him, then proceeded to sexually assault her in
the massage room.
51. -finally traveled
to Spain to study in or around the end of 2002.
52.
In early 2003, when -was still seventeen years old, Epstein flew her
from Madrid to Paris.
At his home in Paris, Epstein again crept into I bedroom while she
slept and raped her.
53. When Epstein inflicted these sexual assaults on -she felt completely
intimidated and fearful. All she could think about was trying to survive. Her body froze up, and
she began crying.
54. After••• semester in Madrid, she had no home and no job. Instead,
Epstein brought her to live a nomadic lifestyle in his close orbit. -traveled around the
country with Epstein and his entourage, which generally included Maxwell, Kellen, and others.
Virtually every few days, Epstein would bring-to a different home of his, including his
Manhattan townhouse and throughout the country, where he continued to sexually assault her on
a frequent basis. Epstein regularly used his private planes to traffic -into various locations
for his sexual abuse
of her.
55. Epstein had power over every aspect of
life, and he had groomed
-
to be completely dependent on him and completely submissive to him. Epstein treated
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-as a sexual object, using her body for his sexual gratification frequently and at his whim.
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