Alessi Testimony Overview: All Sessions

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DEPOSITION OF JUAN ALESSI Juan Alessi served as the house manager of Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach estate for approximately 11 years. KEY TOPICS IN TESTIMONY: - Daily operations of the Palm Beach estate - Visitors and guests at the property - Role of Ghislaine Maxwell in the household - Observations regarding young women at the property - Instructions regarding privacy and discretion - Cleaning protocols and unusual requirements - Travel coordination Alessi also testified at the USA v. Maxwell trial, providing direct witness testimony about activities at the Palm Beach residence. His testimony corroborated patterns described by multiple victims regarding how young women were brought to the estate. Source: Court proceedings / Trial transcripts Available at: https://www.justice.gov/epstein/court-records

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The Epstein Case in 2009

In 2009, civil litigation against Epstein accelerated. Multiple depositions were taken as part of discovery in civil cases, producing some of the most detailed testimony in the archive. Key witnesses including Juan Alessi and Tony Figueroa provided depositions describing Epstein's recruitment network and household operations. These deposition transcripts became critical evidence when the case was later reopened at the federal level.

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