On July 22, 2009, Peggy Siegal , one of New York’s cultural ringmasters, welcomed Jeffrey Epstein home from prison. How did it feel, she asked, “to fall asleep on 100% Egyptian cotton again? Exactly how long was your first freedom shower? What did you have for breakfast? Caviar, smoked salmon, eggs benedict?” Siegal was “working away” in St. Tropez — but wearing stripes in celebration of Epstein’s release. He had served 13 months on child prostitution charges — and it would be Siegal’s task,