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Katie PhangonBluesky1d ago
Lesley Groff worked closely with Jeffrey Epstein for more than 18 years. She appears tomorrow for her transcribed interview, but will she tell what she really knows?
I detail how tight they were & why her claims that she had no idea what was going on aren’t credible.
youtu.be/KDik9lh4g6E?...
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Analysis Summary
Lesley Groff, Jeffrey Epstein's executive assistant for nearly 20 years, testified before Congress on June 9 and stated she had no knowledge of his crimes. Phang's commentary argues Groff's denials aren't credible given how closely she worked with Epstein — her name appears over 150,000 times in the released Epstein Files. What Groff actually testified is verified, but whether her credibility claims hold depends on evidence presented in the full congressional record and investigation, which Phang details in her video but the post doesn't lay out.
Claims Analysis (4)
“Lesley Groff worked closely with Jeffrey Epstein for more than 18 years”
Multiple sources confirm she worked for Epstein for nearly 20 years (CNBC, NewsNation, CT Insider). Post says '18+ years' — minor variance, essentially accurate.
“Groff appears tomorrow for her transcribed interview”
Guardian, NewsNation, CNBC, and CT Insider confirm Groff testified/appeared before House Oversight Committee on June 9, 2026 (post date June 8). Timing matches.
“Groff's claims that she had no idea what was going on aren't credible”
This is commentary. Groff stated she had no knowledge (verified by sources). Whether her claims are 'credible' is opinion analysis, which Phang elaborates in the linked video.
“Groff and Epstein were tight”
CNBC notes her name appears 150,000+ times in Epstein Files — indicating deep professional/administrative involvement. Guardian quotes her describing Epstein as 'master manipulator.' This supports close working relationship, though 'tight' is subjective framing.
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