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Deposition Transcripts · Segments · #9242
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9242
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busy, standoffish, you know. We didn't have conversations. It was just about business and what he wanted accomplished that day. It was not a friendly -- Q Did you immediately understand him to be a wealthy individual? A Oh, yes. Q Did you know how he acquired his money? A I didn't know how. I was -- believed that he was a money manager. Q How did you come to learn that? A I think it was just talked about in the office with all the other administrative staff. Ms. Brignac. So, when you accepted this job offer, what did you understand about his position? Ms. Groff. I believed he was a money manager, managed other people's money. Ms. Brignac. Was that told to you at the interview. Ms. Groff. I don't -- I assume it was, that I was told he was a money manager. BY MS. TOLAN: Q And how many clients did Mr. Epstein have during the period of your employment? A It's hard for me to say. I definitely know his biggest client was Les Wexner, and then he had some other clients as well. Q Can you name them? A Can I name them? I think it was Rothschild. You know, it was some other big names. He talked to Mort Zuckerman. I don't know if he was a client. Nothing is coming to mind, but there were definitely important people calling. Q Did you ever communicate directly with these clients? A Just answering a phone call and passing the phone call through to Mr. Epstein. Q And were they frequent visitors of Mr. Epstein?