Visoski 2009 Civil Deposition: Operations
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2009 Civil DepoEarly AccountOperations Procedures
DEPOSITION — LARRY VISOSKI, CHIEF PILOT
Epstein's Chief Pilot — Deposition in Civil Litigation
Larry Visoski served as Jeffrey Epstein's chief pilot for approximately 25 years. His deposition provided detailed testimony about flight operations and his observations.
KEY TESTIMONY:
- Described the operation of Epstein's aircraft fleet
- Testified about flight scheduling and passenger manifest procedures
- Confirmed that he maintained flight logs as required by FAA regulations
- Described the typical passenger mix on flights
- Testified about the presence of young women on flights
- Stated he was not aware of any illegal activity
- Described flights to Epstein's various properties
AT MAXWELL TRIAL (2021):
Visoski also testified at Ghislaine Maxwell's criminal trial, where he stated:
- He observed young women at Epstein's properties but did not witness abuse
- Maxwell was a frequent passenger and appeared to have authority in Epstein's household
- He flew passengers to all of Epstein's major properties
Visoski's testimony was considered significant as a long-serving employee who could document the patterns of travel and visitors over a 25-year period.
Source: Civil Litigation / Maxwell Trial Records
Available at: https://www.courtlistener.com/
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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