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Jason Weinberg, Pam Alexander's friend, and the first link in the Maxwell chain

Agent and manager to stars including Courtney Love; split his time between New York and LA

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This is Jonathan Hare's account, with its provenance shown. The person or organization named has not yet claimed or corrected it.

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An agent and manager representing, in the contemporaneous contact entry's words, 'various stars, including Courtney Love.' A friend of Pam Alexander, who introduced him to Jonathan Hare at Heidi Klum's Halloween party in October 2000. Through Weinberg, Hare met Loree Rodkin; through Rodkin, Ghislaine Maxwell. He is the first link in a chain whose last link the record treats with care.

The entry records him splitting his time between New York and LA. Beyond the party and the chain, the record holds little on him, and says so.

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October 2000

The party, and the chain

Pam Alexander introduced Hare to Weinberg at the party; Weinberg introduced him to Loree Rodkin; Rodkin, hearing about the Santa Fe Institute, introduced him to Ghislaine Maxwell. The chain is reconstructed from two contemporaneous contact entries and Hare's dictation, and each step is only as strong as the entry that records it.

Hare's accountAuthor's direct narrative and contemporaneous contact entry — source records S-053, S-054
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