Deposition of Haley Robson - Alleged Recruiter

From: Haley Robson (Witness)To: Palm Beach Investigation Record
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DEPOSITION TRANSCRIPT — HALEY ROBSON Haley Robson was identified in police reports and victim testimony as an individual who recruited other young women and girls to visit Epstein's Palm Beach residence. KEY TESTIMONY: - Described how she was first brought to Epstein's home at age 16 - Testified about providing massages at the residence - Admitted to subsequently recruiting other girls - Was paid $200 for each girl she brought to Epstein - Described interactions with Maxwell and other staff - Testified about the typical pattern of visits Robson was granted immunity from prosecution in exchange for her cooperation with the Palm Beach police investigation. Her testimony was significant in establishing the recruitment pipeline used to bring victims to Epstein. Source: Court Records / Police Investigation

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The Epstein Case in 2010

By 2010, Epstein had completed his state sentence and was registered as a sex offender, but continued to maintain his social connections and financial operations. Civil lawsuits from victims were generating significant discovery, including depositions that would later prove crucial to understanding the full scope of Epstein's criminal network. Documents from this year include continued deposition testimony, civil filings, and financial records that investigators would revisit during the 2019 federal prosecution.

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Source: Palm Beach PD / Court Records

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