Read the guide to running Jeffrey Epstein's household

• Jeffrey Epstein's former butler says he was told to "see nothing" when guests visited Epstein's home.

• Juan Alessi testified at Ghislaine Maxwell's trial about a manual he was given.

• Here are photos of the instructional booklet that Alessi said was similar to one he was given.

Jeffrey Epstein's longtime Palm Beach, Florida, housekeeper said on Thursday that he was told to "see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing" when guests came to the house.

Juan Alessi testified at Ghislaine Maxwell's child-sex-trafficking trial that she gave him a 30-page booklet with instructions on what to do to maintain the house; he said the 58-page manual submitted by the prosecution as evidence was similar to the one he was given while he worked at the home between 1991 and 2002.

One instruction in the manual — dated February 14, 2005 — said: "Unless otherwise instructed, NEVER disclose Mr. Epstein or Ms. Maxwell's activities or whereabouts to anyone."

Prosecutors have accused Maxwell of sex trafficking girls with Epstein, sexually abusing them herself, and lying about her actions in a deposition. She has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Here is a copy of the 58-page instructional booklet that was submitted as evidence.

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