Manhattan, 2011: Within the luxurious confines of Jeffrey Epstein's NYC townhouse, the largest private residence in Manhattan, an opulent breakfast unfolds in the formal dining room. The room is bathed in radiant sunlight as the curtains are drawn wide, allowing the golden rays to illuminate the space and accentuate its splendor. The table, adorned with a pristine white tablecloth, awaits the indulgent feast that is about to commence. At the center of the table sits a French press, exuding the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee. Beside it, a selection of Le Marriage Frères teas, carefully chosen for their exceptional quality, offer an alternative for those who desire a different morning beverage. Accompanying these hot beverages are dishes of butter, jam, and cream, all meticulously sourced from France to provide an exquisite taste experience. A magnificent three-tiered tray takes center stage, lavishly filled with an array of delectable pastries, perfectly toasted bread, and an artfully arranged assortment of cheeses and thinly sliced lunch meats. Delicate croissants, flaky pain au chocolat, and intricately designed fruit tarts and cream pies beckon one to partake in their mouthwatering splendor.