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I was a pretty wholesome teenager.

I lived in Northern Michigan, which is small farming town.

I lived really deep in the woods,

so I collected mushrooms and not like the cool like silicibin kind.

I mean like I had like the autobon mushrooms of North America book and I would spend hours every

day deep in the woods depending on what season it was looking for

mushrooms and taking sport prints and sometimes if they were like edible

mushrooms then I would collect enough of them put them in like old strawberry crates and sell them by the side of the road.

This person whose voice you're hearing has asked to be called Jane Doe 15. It's not a name she chose for herself or ever wanted. She got

it because as a teenager she came into contact with the world of the billionaire sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein.

I was also in high school drama club and my high school took a trip to High School

took a trip to New York City and I was approached while I was in New York City

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