Kellen Scheduling & Logistics Role

DEPOSITION OF SARAH KELLEN Case: Giuffre v. Maxwell, No. 15-cv-7433 (S.D.N.Y.) Date: June 22, 2016 Location: Under seal — excerpts referenced in court filings BACKGROUND: Sarah Kellen (later Sarah Kellen Vickers) served as Jeffrey Epstein's personal assistant and was identified in multiple court filings and FBI reports as playing a key role in scheduling and coordinating visits by young women to Epstein's properties. ROLE IN EPSTEIN'S OPERATION: Court documents and FBI reports described Kellen's functions as including: - Maintaining Epstein's daily schedule and appointment calendar - Coordinating travel arrangements for young women visiting Epstein properties - Answering phone calls and facilitating communications - Managing the logistics of visits to the Palm Beach, Manhattan, and island residences CO-CONSPIRATOR DESIGNATION: Kellen was named as a potential co-conspirator in the 2008 non-prosecution agreement, receiving immunity from federal prosecution under the NPA's terms. She was also identified in FBI reports as one of Epstein's principal associates. DEPOSITION CONTENT: The deposition explored: - Kellen's knowledge of the ages of girls visiting Epstein - Her role in scheduling what were described as "massages" - Communications with Epstein about specific individuals - Her observations of activities at Epstein's residences - Her relationship with other Epstein associates including Ghislaine Maxwell FIFTH AMENDMENT INVOCATIONS: Kellen invoked her Fifth Amendment privilege on numerous questions related to her knowledge of Epstein's interactions with minors and her role in facilitating those interactions. NON-PROSECUTION AGREEMENT (2023): In December 2023, Kellen reached a non-prosecution agreement with federal prosecutors in exchange for cooperation with ongoing investigations. Source: Giuffre v. Maxwell Discovery / Court Records Available at: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/4355835/giuffre-v-maxwell/