Jeffrey Epstein’s former housekeeper on Thursday described cleaning up after his boss’ massages and finding a “large dildo” — which he put away in Ghislaine Maxwell’s basket of sex toys.
“I remember finding a large dildo,” Juan Alessi told a Manhattan court. “It looked like a huge man’s penis with two heads.”
Alessi said he made the discovery at least four or five times between 1995 and 1998 while tidying up Epstein’s bedroom and attached bathroom inside his Palm Beach, Fla. mansion.
He recalled wrapping up the sex toy and taking it to the sink and running water over it before putting it in a wicker basket inside Maxwell’s bedroom closet.
Asked how he knew where to put the dildo, Alessi stated: “That’s the place it was kept all the time.”
The basket also contained “pornographic tapes” and a “leather black costume,” he said.
The caretaker was called by prosecutors as part of Maxwell’s federal sex-trafficking trial. Over several hours, Alessi dished on his more than a decade working for Epstein, describing his employer’s close relationship with the British socialite, and how she was the “lady of the house.”
He recalled seeing photos of the twosome with famous people, including Donald Trump, the Pope and Fidel Castro.
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Maxwell also kept at her desk photos of topless women, some which she apparently shot herself poolside at the Palm Beach home, Alessi alleged.
The disgraced heiress was questioned about a “laundry basket of sex toys” during a 2016 deposition that was part of a lawsuit from Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre.
“I don’t recollect anything that would formally be a dildo, anything like that,” she said at the time, according to a transcript made public last year.
One of the four alleged victims in the six-count indictment against Maxwell testified this week about abuse she suffered at the hands of Epstein during the so-called massages.
“When you were alone with Maxwell and Epstein when you were 14, did anyone ever use a sex toy?” prosecutors asked the alleged victim, “Jane.”
“Yes,” she replied.
The pedophile financier would get massaged up to three times a day, nearly always by women, Alessi told the court on Thursday.
On at least three or four occasions, the staffer said he found two vibrating back massagers after Epstein’s rubdowns and put them away on the sex offender’s bathroom dressers, along with massage oils.
Alessi said he was never present for the massages, and that Epstein’s door was always shut when they took place. He stopped working for Epstein in 2002, saying he was, “sick and very very tired of the job.”
Several women have alleged that Epstein, and at times Maxwell, would sexually abuse them during the so-called massage sessions, including with sex toys.
Alessi will be back on the stand Friday for cross-examination. The trial is expected to last around six weeks.