Ghislaine Maxwell allegedly undressed Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre before the pedophile told the teen to lick his nipples when he first abused the girl at his Palm Beach mansion, according to a statement that was unsealed Thursday.
In the 2011 statement, Giuffre described her first encounter with Epstein when she was a teen after being approached by Maxwell at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
She told the lawyer that her father dropped her off at the house and Maxwell led her up the stairs to a secret room past his bedroom that had a steam room, shower and massage table.
“It’s kinda like a secret room and it’s got a whole bunch of decorative pictures of pornographic literature and sex toys,” she said.
She was then introduced to Epstein, who was lying naked on top of a massage table, Giuffre said.
For the first hour she massaged Epstein, but then he flipped over and exposed himself to her, according to the document.
Maxwell then allegedly insisted she undress and began taking clothes off Giuffre, who was wearing her white Mar-a-Lago uniform.
“I was so afraid thinking about upsetting and disappointing them, I don’t know, it’s a weird situation by far and I was expected to lick his nipples … and give him oral sex while he wanted to fondle me,” she said.
“Then at the end, I was told by Ghislaine to get on top and straddle Jeffrey sexually, and when we were done, we went and had a shower in the room and Jeffrey told me to wash him up and down,” she added.
Giuffre has repeated the details in her claim in the years since, including in a 2019 interview with NBC News.
Her 2011 statement was released Thursday night as part of a cache of documents that were unsealed in a now-settled defamation case against Maxwell.
Maxwell was arrested in early July for allegedly procuring girls for Epstein to abuse and for lying under oath in the defamation case. She’s pleaded not guilty and was ordered held without bail at an initial court hearing.