The quote comes from actress Nadia Bjorlin. Bjorlin was caught out lying that she met Epstein when she was 12, then claiming she was 14. She alleged that shortly after meeting him she was taken to Epstein's New York townshouse. But Epstein didn't movr into the propetty until 1996, when Bjorlin was 16. Some of her description of the interior of the house also did not match the actual interior. She then claimed that while 14 she was taken to Epstein's ranch in New Mexico and went inside the large house. But this too was proven to be impossible - the large house wasn't built until 1999, when Bjorlin was 18 or 19. Bjorlin then lied that she'd been forced to engage in an orgy that included Epstein's former girlfriend Eva Andersson, later admitting that she did not witness Eva engage in any such incident. Nadia initially confirmed to the FBI that she had never been abused or touched by Maxwell. Then money was dangled in front of her years later, so she changed her story and said Maxwell abused her. She then told investigators that when she was 14, she flew with Epstein and Maxwell to New York to see The Lion King. But the Lion King came out in 1997 when she was 17. She alleged that, on that trip, no secual abuse took place - but changed her story again years later and claimed she was abused on said trip. When interviwed again, Bjorlin confirmed that she couldn't remember whether Maxwell was present for particular sexual acts;
she couldn't remember whether Maxwell touched her;
when asked whether Maxwell had touched or kissed her, she answered “I don't think so”. Yet at Maxwell's trial, she said the opposite. She then mentioned two witnesses - two alleged victims - whom she claimed could corroborate her allegations.
Yet both witnesses stated the opposite, that they had never witnessed Nadia Bjorlin being abused.
My point is that you can't just boil allegations down to one quote from one interview. You need to compare trascripts and claims, form a timeline, and judge who is telling the truth and who isn't from evidence, not short social media-friendly soundbites.