Epstein Townhouse: Security Cameras

From: FBI / SDNY Court FilingsTo: Public Record
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SECURITY SYSTEM — 9 EAST 71ST STREET, MANHATTAN Source: FBI Search Warrant Return / SDNY Court Filings Descriptions from court filings and prosecution documents detailing the security and recording systems found in Epstein's Manhattan townhouse during the July 2019 FBI search. SYSTEM COMPONENTS: - Multiple surveillance cameras throughout the residence - A dedicated monitoring room with multiple screens - Recording capability in several rooms - External cameras covering entrances and approaches - An intercom system connecting rooms - Electronic lock systems on certain doors CONTEXT: Multiple victims and former employees described an extensive surveillance system at the Manhattan townhouse. Former employee Maria Farmer testified that she was told the entire house was wired with cameras. Other witnesses described Epstein's stated awareness of what was happening throughout the property at all times. The existence of recording equipment raised significant questions about: - Whether recordings of criminal activity were made - The disposition of any recordings (preserved, destroyed, or in possession of others) - Whether recordings were used as leverage or blackmail - The FBI's recovery and analysis of electronic media during the 2019 search The compact discs labeled with names found in Epstein's safe may be related to the recording system. Source: SDNY Court Filings Available at: https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny

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