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People
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Book excerpt / evidence file
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Summary
This document is a scanned book excerpt (pages 100-101) from a House Oversight file. It details Jeffrey Epstein meeting Spanish actress Ana Obregón in 1982. The text provides background on Obregón's career and her wealthy father, specifically focusing on the financial collapse of Drysdale Securities Corporation and its subsidiary DGS in mid-1982, which impacted her father's investments.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Subject |
Met Ana Obregón in 1982; mentioned on previous page regarding departure/mystery.
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| Ana Obregón | Actress/Model |
Met Jeffrey Epstein in 1982; daughter of a wealthy Spanish investor.
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| Ace Greenberg | Financial Executive |
Mentioned on page 100 fragment, likely Alan 'Ace' Greenberg of Bear Stearns.
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| Ana Obregón's Father | Investor |
Very wealthy investor in Spain who had 'serious problems' related to Drysdale Securities.
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| Bo Derek | Actress |
Star of the movie Bolero.
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Organizations (6)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Drysdale Securities Corporation |
Venerable stock- and bond-trading firm that went out of business in 1982.
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| Drysdale Government Securities (DGS) |
Subsidiary that defaulted on payments.
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| Spanish Playboy |
Magazine Ana Obregón appeared on.
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| Spanish Vanity Fair |
Magazine Ana Obregón appeared on.
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| US Treasury |
Implied by 'Treasury securities'.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Source of the document (footer stamp).
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Timeline (3 events)
June 15, 1982
Drysdale Securities Corporation announces it is going out of business.
USA
May 1982
Drysdale Government Securities defaults on $160 million in interest payments.
USA
Drysdale Government Securities
Locations (1)
| Location | Context |
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Home country of Ana Obregón and her father.
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Relationships (2)
Text states she 'first met Jeffrey Epstein' in 1982.
Fragment mentions 'Ace Greenberg had given' in context of Epstein.
Key Quotes (3)
"Ana Obregón was one of the world's most beautiful women and well on her way to becoming famous as such when she first met Jeffrey Epstein."Source
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"On June 15, 1982, a venerable stock- and bond-trading firm, the Drysdale Securities Corporation, announced that it was going out of business."Source
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"And in May, DGS defaulted on $160 million in interest payments it owed on Treasury securities that it had borrowed."Source
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Full Extracted Text
Complete text extracted from the document (1,205 characters)
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signation, Epstein still gets his
00 (roughly $275,000 in today's
harges against him or any other
he particulars of Epstein's depar-
r mystery surrounding the man.
ip that Ace Greenberg had given
nd fly it out, over the horizon?
on his own.
nly get brighter.
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signation, Epstein still gets his
00 (roughly $275,000 in today's
harges against him or any other
he particulars of Epstein's depar-
r mystery surrounding the man.
ip that Ace Greenberg had given
nd fly it out, over the horizon?
on his own.
nly get brighter.
100
CHAPTER 24
Ana Obregón: 1982
Ana Obregón was one of the world's most beautiful women and well on her way to becoming famous as such when she first met Jeffrey Epstein. For her, there would be film roles—in the 1984 Bo Derek vehicle Bolero, Ana Obregón gives the star a run for her money—and appearances on the covers of Spanish Playboy and Spanish Vanity Fair.
As for fortune, Obregón had that already.
Ana's father was a very wealthy investor in Spain. But he also had serious problems. On June 15, 1982, a venerable stock- and bond-trading firm, the Drysdale Securities Corporation, announced that it was going out of business. Just that year, Drysdale had spun off a subsidiary operation called Drysdale Government Securities. And in May, DGS defaulted on $160 million in interest payments it owed on Treasury securities that it had borrowed. In doing so, DGS had dragged down its parent company.
As for fortune, Obregón had that already.
Ana's father was a very wealthy investor in Spain. But he also had serious problems. On June 15, 1982, a venerable stock- and bond-trading firm, the Drysdale Securities Corporation, announced that it was going out of business. Just that year, Drysdale had spun off a subsidiary operation called Drysdale Government Securities. And in May, DGS defaulted on $160 million in interest payments it owed on Treasury securities that it had borrowed. In doing so, DGS had dragged down its parent company.
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