Even when Virginia went to Thailand for the massage course (and then met her husband and never returned to Epstein and Maxwell) they wanted her to find a specific Thai girl for Epstein. Virginia felt she was finally (mostly) free so she didn't even bother looking for the girl. Though, when Maxwell called her in Thailand, Virginia said she was looking for the girl.
Virginia says that the only thing she felt that she could do about the procuring was be honest with the girls ... tell them they would be given $200-$300 by Epstein but he would expect explicit "favours". Instead of giving them the usual line by the other procurers that the girls would be taught massage.
Epstein went through a lot of young girls because he wanted "services" three times a day.
Source: Nobody's Girl by Virginia Roberts Giuffre
Timeline
March 2001: Giuffre met Andrew in London
August 2001: Giuffre turned 18 years of age
2001-2002: Giuffre brought "children" to Epstein to be abused
September 2002: Giuffre, age 19, met husband in Thailand
September 2002: Epstein told Giuffre "have a good life", Giuffre moved to Australia
Over a period of 18 months, Giuffre met Andrew, she recruited "children" to be abused by Epstein, she moved to Australia with Epstein's blessing.
"The programme showed footage of Ms Giuffre speaking during an interview with the Miami Herald, in which she said:
“It kind of works like a pyramid scheme, Ghislaine brought me in, I brought other girls in, those girls brought other girls in and no matter what Jeffrey constantly had that open revolving door of young women,young teenagers, children I like to call them, coming through his door for one purpose and one purpose alone”.
ofcom.org transcript
"The 41-year-old chronicled her
initial romantic encounters with Robert Giuffre at the age of 19 in a self-penned memoir -
The Billionaire's Playboy Club - dedicated to her 'true love Robbie who believes in me every step of the way'.
...
'Finally a few seconds later his reaction to the news sunk in and [Epstein's] only and final reply until many years to come was,
"Have a good life!"
DailyMail