Keyboard shortcuts

/
Search the files
j k
Move through a list of results
[ ]
Previous or next document
g g · G
Top or bottom of the page
Esc
Leave a search field or close this box
?
Show this box

Go to a page: g then

h
Index
t
Timeline
p
People
r
Redactions
x
Explore
w
News
l
Legislation
a
About

Correspondence · Nov. 24, 2021

Emails with psychologist a public figure about expert witness work in the Maxwell case

Prosecutors in United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell correspond with memory expert a public figure about consulting and potentially testifying at her November 2021 trial.Machine-written summary

EFTA00068571

From: Gail Goodman Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2021 11:26 PM To: [USANYS] Cc: [EXTERNAL] Re: Expert Witness

Hello Again,

Attached please find my vita. Also, here attached is a list of federal court trials in which I testified. In these cases, my expert testimony was for the prosecution. I have never testified in federal court for the defense.

I want to explain what I was saying in regard to misinformation—that it can actually make memory better. Imagine I said, “When I called you today, we had a nice discussion.” This is a misleading question because I did not call you. As your memory for what really happened is still strong, this misinformation can make your memory for who called who more accurate. Findings such as these, as applied to memorable personally significant events, show that memory is not as subject to error as some contend. As I am not working for you at this time, I hope it is OK for me to explain this important effect, as you may find it helpful in your work down the road.

Sincerely,

Gail Goodman

Distinguished Professor

On Wed, Nov 24, 2021 at 5:11 PM Gail Goodman wrote:

Hello,

I have attached several articles of mine that provide a sense of my research findings, especially on long-term memory for child sexual abuse experiences. I selected publications that are fairly “quick reads.” I hope you find them of interest. I can follow this up with my vita and some associated information later tonight. Thank you, and Happy Thanksgiving!

Sincerely,

Gail Goodman

Distinguished Professor

On Wed, Nov 24, 2021 at 8:55 AM wrote:

EFTA00068572

My colleagues, , , and I are the prosecutors in the case of United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, which is scheduled to go to trial beginning on November 29, 2021 in the Southern District of New York. We are reaching out because we would be interested in speaking with you about consulting with us and potentially testifying at the trial. Would it be possible to schedule a call to discuss?

Gail S. Goodman

Distinguished Professor and Director,

Center for Public Policy Research

Department of Psychology

University of California

EFTA00068573

Gail S. Goodman Distinguished Professor and Director,

EFTA00068574

Center for Public Policy Research Department of Psychology University of California

Davis, CA 95616

e-mail: [hidden]

phone: [hidden]

EFTA00068575

Emails with psychologist a public figure about expert witness work in the Maxwell case

Emails and letters

Prosecutors in United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell correspond with memory expert a public figure about consulting and potentially testifying at her November 2021 trial.

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9 · Nov. 24, 2021

EFTA00068571 From: Gail Goodman Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2021 11:26 PM To: [USANYS] Cc: [EXTERNAL] Re: Expert Witness Hello Again, Attached please find my vita. Also, here attached is a list of federal court trials in which I testified. In these cases, my expert testimony was for the prosecution. I have never testified in federal court for the defense. I want to explain what I was saying in regard to misinformation--that it can actually make memory better. Imagine I said, "When I called you today, we had a nice discussion." This is a misleading question because I did not call you. As your…