The manual advises employees to inform Maxwell of “any strange telephone calls or enquiries” or “any unusual behavior, such as strangers lurking around the vicinity of the property.”
“The security of the house and of Mr Epstein, Ms Maxwell and their guests, is your first consideration and should be uppermost in your consciousness,” this section concludes in boldface text.
Among the list of tasks for the exterior of the house, employees are told: “Check fence for holes where Max can get out.”
Alessi testified that Max was Maxwell’s Yorkshire terrier. One of her accusers, “Jane,” previously testified that she first saw Maxwell with her “cute little Yorkie” at the prestigious Interlochen arts camp in Michigan, where “Jane” says she was a 14-year-old student.
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