# EXHIBIT D
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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Plaintiff,
-against-
GHISLAINE MAXWELL,
Defendant.
Case No.: 15-cv-07433-RWS
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Continued Videotaped Deposition of GHISLAINE MAXWELL, the Defendant herein, taken pursuant to subpoena, was held at the law offices of Boies, Schiller & Flexner, LLP, 575 Lexington Avenue, New York, New York, commencing July 22, 2016, 9:04 a.m., on the above date, before Leslie Fagin, a Court Reporter and Notary Public in the State of New York.
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2 APPEARANCES:\
3 On Behalf of the Plaintiff:\
4 BOIES SCHILLER & FLEXNER, LLP\
5 333 Main Street\
6 Armonk, New York 10504\
7 BY: DAVID BOIES, ESQUIRE\
8 BOIES SCHILLER & FLEXNER, LLP\
9 401 East Las Olas Boulevard\
10 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301\
11 BY: MEREDITH [REDACTED], ESQUIRE\
12 SIGRID McCAWLEY, ESQUIRE\
13 SANDRA PERKINS, PARALEGAL\
14 [REDACTED]\
15 JAFFE WEISSING [REDACTED] FISTOS &\
16 LEHRMAN, P.L.\
17 425 N. Andrews Avenue\
18 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301\
19 BY: BRAD [REDACTED], ESQUIRE\
20 PAUL G. CASSELL, ESQUIRE\
21 383 South University Street\
22 Salt Lake City, Utah 84112\
23 J. STANLEY POTTINGER, PLLC\
24 49 Twin Lakes Road\
25 South Salem, New York 10590\
26 BY: STAN POTTINGER, ESQUIRE\
27 On Behalf of Defendant:\
28 HADDON [REDACTED]\
29 Attorneys for Defendant\
30 150 East 10th Avenue\
31 Denver, Colorado 80203\
32 BY: JEFFREY S. PAGLIUCA, ESQUIRE\
33 LAURA A. MENNIGER, ESQUIRE\
34 Also Present:
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2 MR. \[REDACTED\]: Brad [REDACTED], also\
3 representing the plaintiff, [REDACTED]\
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5 MR. POTTINGER: Stan Pottinger,\
6 also representing the plaintiff.\
7 MR. CASSELL: Paul Cassell, from\
8 Salt Lake City, Utah, also representing\
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10 MR. PAGLIUCA: Jeff Pagliuca and\
11 Laura Menninger, on behalf of Ms.\
12 Maxwell.\
13 And Ms. McCawley has also entered\
14 the room, and we have an assistant from\
15 Boies Schiller from the Fort Lauderdale\
16 office here today as well today.\
17 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: Will the court\
18 reporter please swear in the witness.\
19 GHISLAINE MAXWELL,\
20 called as a witness, having been duly\
21 sworn by a Notary Public, was\
22 examined and testified as follows:\
23 EXAMINATION BY\
24 MR. BOIES:\
25 Q. Good morning, Ms. Maxwell. [REDACTED]
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2 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: This is DVD No.\
3 1, Volume II, of the continued video\
4 recorded deposition of Ghislaine Maxwell\
5 in the matter [REDACTED] against\
6 Ghislaine Maxwell, in the United States\
7 District Court, Southern District of New\
8 York.\
9 This deposition is being held at\
10 575 Lexington Avenue, New York, New\
11 York, on July 22, 2016 at approximately\
12 9:04 a.m.\
13 My name is Rodolfo Duran. I am the\
14 legal video specialist. The court\
15 reporter is Leslie Fagin, and we are\
16 both in association with Magna Legal\
17 Services.\
18 Will counsel please introduce\
19 themselves.\
20 MR. BOIES: This is David Boies, of\
21 Boies, Schiller & Flexner, counsel for\
22 plaintiff.\
23 \[REDACTED\]: Meredith [REDACTED],\
24 from Boies Schiller & Flexner, counsel\
25 for plaintiff.
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22 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form\
23 and foundation.\
24 MR. BOIES: Excuse me, counsel.\
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2 form and foundation, and I have an\
3 opportunity to do that.\
4 MR. BOIES: Yes, you do, but you do\
5 not have an opportunity to disrupt the\
6 deposition.\
7 MR. PAGLIUCA: Which I'm not.\
8 MR. BOIES: The court will decide\
9 that, as the court has decided the\
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6 Q. You understand that you are under oath, correct?
7 A. I do.
8 Q. And you understand that the oath requires you to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth in response to questions?
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form and foundation.
10 Q. Do you?
11 A. I do understand that.
12 Q. Do you understand if you fail to do that, that you could be prosecuted for perjury?
13 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form and foundation.
14 Q. Do you?
15 A. I understood that is what happens at these events.
16 Q. And do you understand that if you say that you do not recall and in fact you do
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3 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form\
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5 A. If I don't recall, I don't recall.\
6 It's not a question of whether I'm violating\
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| 2 | | MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form | | | |
| 3 | | and foundation. | | | |
| 4 | | A. How would I know? | | | |
| 5 | | Q. Were you ever on a plane with | | | |
| 6 | | Mr. Epstein when, to your knowledge, | | | |
| 7 | | Mr. Epstein had sex with anyone? | | | |
| 8 | | A. Can you repeat the question? | | | |
| 9 | | Q. Were you ever on a plane with | | | |
| 10 | | Mr. Epstein when, to your knowledge, | | | |
| 11 | | Mr. Epstein had sex with anyone? | | | |
| 12 | | A. Not that I can recall. | | | |
| 13 | | Q. Were you ever on a plane with | | | |
| 14 | | Mr. Epstein when you saw Mr. Epstein having | | | |
| 15 | | sex with anyone? | | | |
| 16 | | A. Never. | | | |
| 17 | | Q. I want to be sure that t | | | |
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| 2 | MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form |
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| 4 | A. How would I know? |
| 5 | Q. Were you ever on a plane with |
| 6 | Mr. Epstein when, to your knowledge, |
| 7 | Mr. Epstein had sex with anyone? |
| 8 | A. Can you repeat the question? |
| 9 | Q. Were you ever on a plane with |
| 10 | Mr. Epstein when, to your knowledge, |
| 11 | Mr. Epstein had sex with anyone? |
| 12 | A. Not that I can recall. |
| 13 | Q. Were you ever on a plane with |
| 14 | Mr. Epstein when you saw Mr. Epstein having |
| 15 | sex with anyone? |
| 16 | A. Never. |
| 17 | Q. I want to be sure that the question |
| 18 | and answer is meeting. When you refer to |
| 19 | having sex with someone, what are you |
| 20 | referring to? |
| 21 | MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form |
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2 A. I think everyone here can
3 understand what intercourse is, is when you
4 have sex. I don't know how to say
5 intercourse any other way, having sex with
6 somebody. Perhaps you would like to define
7 it for me.
8 Q. I'm trying to get your definition
9 right now because you are the witness. When
10 you use the term intercourse, what are you
11 referring to?
12 A. I'm referring to a penis entering
13 someone's vagina.
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You haven't tied your question to time or individual or specific location. And so unless you do that, we have an open-ended question that would span from the early '90s to 2000 or so, which would not be tied to the key events, individuals or locations of this case.
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Q. Let me ask you a couple more questions. Then I think we probably ought to call the court and get some guidance on this.
Q. Were you ever on Mr. Epstein's plane when, to your knowledge, Mr. Epstein
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3 A. No.\
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2 court case on this list, one other person.\
3 Q. Which one is that?\
4 A. [REDACTED], because she has been\
5 on the court papers.\
6 Q. [REDACTED] who?\
7 A. [REDACTED]\
8 The only two I know is [REDACTED] and\
9 Virginia, and one other name I recognize.\
10 Q. So just to be clear, the only two\
11 people listed on Maxwell Deposition Exhibit\
12 26 that you know are [REDACTED]\
13 A. And [REDACTED], yes.\
14 Q. And the only other person on --\
15 A. I don't know her, I recognize her\
16 name.\
17 Q. -- whose name you recognize is\
18 [REDACTED], but you don't know her, never\
19 met her?\
20 A. I don't recall ever meeting her.\
21 Q. Other than what you know from her\
22 participation in this case, you don't know\
23 anything about her, is that your testimony?\
24 A. I don't even know -- I don't even\
25 recognize what her participation is in this
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4 MR. BOIES: I will show you a\
5 document we have marked for\
6 identification as Maxwell Deposition\
7 Exhibit 26.\
8 (Maxwell Exhibit 26, List of names,\
9 marked for identification, as of this\
10 date.)\
11 Q. I would like you to go down this\
12 list and tell me which names, if any, you\
13 recognize on this list.\
14 A. Just in the way the list runs in\
15 order, I recognize the names -- by recognize,\
16 only stating that I know the name, I'm not\
17 making any representations about these\
18 people.\
19 Q. I understand that, and I will come\
20 back and ask you, but if you don't recognize\
21 the name...\
22 A. [REDACTED]. [REDACTED]\
23 And that's it on this list. Let me just\
24 double-check. I recognize the name, not\
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2 case. I just know I recognize her name, and\
3 I can't recall right now what her involvement\
4 is, but I recognize the name.\
5 Q. Other than whatever her involvement\
6 in this case may be or may not be?\
7 A. Correct.\
8 Q. Is it fair to say it is your\
9 testimony that except for that, you have no\
10 knowledge about her at all?\
11 A. Correct.\
12 Q. And other than [REDACTED],\
13 [REDACTED] and [REDACTED], you don't\
14 know anything at all about any of the other\
15 people listed here, is that your testimony?\
16 A. I don't even know who they are.\
17 You could put any names in front of me, I\
18 wouldn't recognize them, I don't know them, I\
19 don't even recognize the names.\
20 Q. I think this is clear from your\
21 last answer, but I want to be sure. It is\
22 your testimony that other than [REDACTED]\
23 and [REDACTED], you never met any of\
24 these people at any homes of Mr. Epstein, is\
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
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4 A. I don't even know who they are, so
5 I wouldn't -- I have no clue who they are, I
6 don't know where they are, I don't know where
7 they come from, I don't recognize -- I only
8 pointed out [REDACTED] because I recognize
9 the name from various documents I read. I
10 don't have any knowledge of any other person
11 on this list. I don't believe I've ever even
12 seen these names. I don't know who they are
13 at all.
14 I would not be able to identify a
15 single name on this list other than those
16 three that I have indicated to you.
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5 Q. Did you provide massages to
6 Mr. Epstein?
7 A. No.
8 Q. What?
9 A. No.
10 Q. Were you ever present when anyone
11 provided a massage to Mr. Epstein?
12 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
13 and foundation.
14 A. I have seen people give Mr. Epstein
15 massages. I have seen him on a massage
16 table. I have seen that.
17 Q. Have you seen someone other than
18 yourself give Mr. Epstein a massage at his
19 home in New York?
20 A. I can't recall seeing him in the
21 massage room in New York, no.
22 Q. I'm not asking whether you recall
23 seeing him in the massage room in New York.
24 I'm asking you whether you have ever seen
25 someone other than yourself give Mr. Epstein
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2 a massage at his home in New York, regardless
3 of where in the home it was?
4 A. No.
5 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
6 Mr. Epstein a massage at his home in Palm
7 Beach?
8 A. I have.
9 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
10 Mr. Epstein a massage in New Mexico?
11 A. No, I can't recall.
12 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
13 Mr. Epstein a massage in the Virgin Islands?
14 A. I have.
15 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
16 Mr. Epstein a massage in Paris?
17 A. No, I don't recall seeing that.
18 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
19 Mr. Epstein a massage on an airplane?
20 A. No.
21 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
22 Mr. Epstein a massage anywhere other than his
23 home in Palm Beach or in the Virgin Islands?
24 A. I'm sorry, can you just repeat the
25 question?
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2 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
3 Mr. Epstein a massage anywhere other than in
4 his home in Palm Beach or in the Virgin
5 Islands?
6 A. No, I can't think of anyplace.
7 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
8 Mr. Epstein a massage when Mr. Epstein was
9 not clothed?
10 A. Sorry, can you repeat the question?
11 Q. Have you ever seen anyone give
12 Mr. Epstein a massage when Mr. Epstein was
13 not clothed?
14 A. I think when Mr. Epstein received
15 massages, he never had clothes on.
16 Q. Who did you see give Mr. Epstein a
17 massage?
18 A. I can't recall the "whos" because I
19 don't really remember, but I have seen him
20 receive massages from professional adult
21 masseuses that I have seen him receive
22 massages.
23 Q. When you say professional adult
24 masseuses, what are you referring to?
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2 understand that the times I have seen him
3 receive a massage it's been by somebody who
4 is an adult, clearly an older person. I
5 don't know if they're professional, but an
6 older person appearing to be a professional
7 masseuse.
8 Q. What led you to believe that the
9 person giving the massage was a professional
10 masseuse?
11 A. Because the massages that I
12 witnessed looked professional. I don't know
13 how to -- I'm defining it as opposed to the
14 ones from where people ask me inappropriate
15 questions, I couldn't answer, but these are
16 people who would be clothed giving a
17 professional massage, it appeared to be a
18 professional massage, as opposed to any other
19 type of massage.
20 Q. Have you ever had what you refer to
21 as a professional massage?
22 A. I have.
23 Q. Have you ever had what you refer to
24 as a professional massage in any of Mr.
25 Epstein's homes?
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2 A. I have.
3 Q. Did you ever have what you refer to
4 as a professional massage in Mr. Epstein's
5 home in New York?
6 A. I don't recall, but I think I have,
7 but I don't recall. I must have, but I don't
8 recall.
9 Q. Did you ever have what you refer to
10 as a professional massage in Mr. Epstein's
11 home in Palm Beach?
12 A. I did.
13 Q. Did you ever have what you refer to
14 as a professional massage in Mr. Epstein's
15 home in New Mexico?
16 A. I did.
17 Q. Did you ever have what you refer to
18 as a professional massage in Mr. Epstein's
19 home in Paris?
20 A. I did.
21 Q. Did you ever have what you refer to
22 as a professional massage in the Virgin
23 Islands?
24 A. I did.
25 Q. When you had what you referred to
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2 as professional massages, you were clothed or
3 unclothed?
4 A. Unclothed.
5 Q. Completely unclothed?
6 A. Typically when you receive a
7 massage you are not clothed, so I was
8 unclothed, as is the norm in a massage
9 situation.
10 Q. That is, you didn't have any
11 clothes on, is that the case?
12 A. Generally, what happens is you are
13 not wearing any clothes and you have a towel
14 or sheet that covers you while you are
15 receiving the massage, so I would be covered
16 always, but underneath the sheet or towel, I
17 would not be wearing any clothing.
18 Q. Are you saying that the massage was
19 through the sheet?
20 A. Well, in some instances, yes.
21 Q. It is your testimony that when you
22 received what you referred to as professional
23 massages, the masseuse didn't touch your
24 skin, only touched the sheet?
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
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2 and foundation.
3 A. I didn't say that. I said in some
4 instances, some massages are where you don't
5 touch the skin, so I have received massages
6 where I don't get touched, especially if it's
7 just pressure, so it's through a sheet, but I
8 have also received massages where you are
9 touched and the sheet is just there for
10 modesty.
11 Q. Have you ever received what you
12 referred to as a professional massage when
13 anyone else was in the room other than the
14 person that you are referring to as a
15 professional masseuse?
16 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
17 and foundation.
18 A. Can you repeat the question,
19 please?
20 Q. Have you ever received a massage
21 when anyone was in the room other than the
22 person that you refer to as a professional
23 masseuse?
24 MR. PAGLIUCA: Same objection.
25 A. I am entirely possible that in the
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2 course of receiving a massage someone would\
3 come in and sit and chat to me while I was\
4 getting a massage, a friend would come in.\
5 That has happened.\
6 Q. Do you recall that happening?\
7 A. Not with specificity, I can't think\
8 of it actually, but I know that I've had\
9 friends come in and we've talked and as I got\
10 a massage, that has happened.\
11 Q. Have you ever received a massage\
12 when Mr. Epstein was present?\
13 A. He has entered the room and gave me\
14 a message or asked me a question, that has\
15 happened.\
16 Q. Have you ever received a massage\
17 when Mr. Epstein was in the room other than\
18 just to come in to give you a message or ask\
19 you a question?\
20 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form\
21 and foundation.\
22 A. Not that I recall.\
23 Q. Did you ever participate in\
24 arranging for anyone to give Mr. Epstein a\
25 massage?
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2 A. Part of my duties and my job -- can\
3 you repeat the question so I understand, and\
4 I give you the right answer exactly.\
5 Q. Did you ever participate in\
6 arranging for anyone to give Mr. Epstein a\
7 massage?\
8 A. Part of my professional\
9 responsibilities, I did, and I've testified\
10 previously, go to spas and other professional\
11 areas and received massages from people in\
12 these places, and if I felt that person was\
13 good or I had had a good massage, I had asked\
14 if they do home visits.\
15 In that capacity, I had, people did\
16 come to the house in that capacity, that I\
17 thought were good.\
18 Q. Did you ever arrange for anyone to\
19 give Mr. Epstein a massage or to come to his\
20 home to give him a massage, other than\
21 someone who had previously given you a\
22 massage?\
23 A. Sorry, can you repeat the question?\
24 Q. Did you ever arrange for anyone to\
25 give Mr. Epstein a massage or to come to his
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2 home to give him a massage, other than\
3 someone who had previously given you a\
4 massage?\
5 A. No, I don't think so. No, I don't\
6 think so.\
7 Q. Is it your testimony that everyone\
8 that you arranged to come to Mr. Epstein's\
9 home to give Mr. Epstein a massage was\
10 somebody you had already had a massage from?\
11 A. No, that is not my testimony. I\
12 don't recall -- there were definitely\
13 instances where I had a massage and -- so\
14 what you are asking me was if anyone came to\
15 the house to give him a massage that I had\
16 not had a massage from myself?\
17 Q. It's a little different than that.\
18 A. Okay.\
19 Q. You've testified that you arranged\
20 for some people to come to Mr. Epstein's home\
21 to give him a massage, correct?\
22 A. Yes.\
23 Q. And at one point, I thought you had\
24 testified that before you arranged to have\
25 people come to give Mr. Epstein a massage,
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2 you had -- you didn't use the word tested\
3 them out, but that you had previously gotten\
4 them to give you a massage so that you could\
5 see how good they were, is that fair to say?\
6 A. If I thought they were -- if I\
7 thought it was a good massage, yes, that is\
8 my testimony.\
9 Q. What I had thought, and what I'm\
10 now asking you is that everyone who you\
11 arranged to come to Mr. Epstein's home to\
12 give him a massage was somebody who you had\
13 already had a massage from, is that fair?\
14 A. Typically, yes, but that wasn't\
15 exclusively. So I know that friends of mine,\
16 for instance, would have a masseuse or\
17 masseur that they thought was very good, and\
18 they said this is a very good person.\
19 So it is possible, and I'm pretty\
20 sure sometimes on recommendations of other\
21 people, that without me having a massage from\
22 them, that they may have come to the house.\
23 So I could not testify that every single\
24 person that came to the house I received a\
25 massage from, because that would not be true.
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2 Q. Was every person who you arranged
3 to come to Mr. Epstein's house to give a
4 massage someone who either you had already
5 had a massage from or you had a friend who
6 recommended them as a good professional
7 masseuse?
8 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
9 and foundation.
10 A. Typically, that is how that would
11 work.
12 Q. Was there ever anyone who you
13 arranged to come to Mr. Epstein's house to
14 give him a massage, someone who you had not
15 previously gotten a massage from yourself or
16 received a recommendation from one of your
17 friends that it was a good professional
18 masseuse?
19 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
20 and foundation.
21 A. I cannot think of anyone that would
22 fit that category.
23 Q. You made a point in a previous
24 answer of referring to people as adult
25 masseuses. Do you recall that?
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2 A. I do.
3 Q. When you refer to someone as an
4 adult masseuse, what are you referring to?
5 A. I think everybody in this room is
6 an adult.
7 Q. I don't necessarily disagree with
8 that, but what I'm asking you, since I can't
9 carry all these people with me every time
10 somebody reads this transcript, is what do
11 you mean by an adult?
12 A. Well, I think an adult is somebody
13 who looks older and professional and is
14 someone who has lived some life and looks
15 like any one of us in this room do, some a
16 little older and some a little younger.
17 Q. You are aware that there are
18 assertions that Mr. Epstein had massages from
19 females under the age of 21?
20 A. I am aware of that.
21 Q. Insofar as you are aware, did
22 Mr. Epstein ever have a massage from anyone
23 under the age of 21?
24 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
25 and foundation.
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2 A. I know what the allegations are,
3 and I am aware of those, but as to my actual
4 knowledge of somebody under the age of 21, I
5 can't say that I know, I can't think of
6 anybody. I know Virginia has obviously made
7 those claims and she was 17 when he met her,
8 but other than her, I cannot think of
9 anybody.
10 Q. Insofar as you are aware, did
11 Virginia ever give Mr. Epstein a massage?
12 A. I know she said she did and I
13 believe she may have, but I don't ever see
14 her giving him a massage, so I can't say.
15 Q. Leaving aside any information that
16 you have that has come from Virginia in the
17 last decade?
18 A. Right.
19 Q. Going back to the time when
20 Virginia was less than 21, at that period of
21 time, did you believe that Virginia was
22 giving Mr. Epstein massages?
23 A. I do think she was giving him
24 massages.
25 Q. Is it your testimony that the only
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2 female that you had any reason to believe was
3 under 21 who was giving Mr. Epstein massages
4 was Virginia?
5 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
6 and foundation.
7 A. First of all, I didn't know how old
8 Virginia was, so other than Virginia, so I
9 can't say, but other than -- I was not aware
10 of anybody else, no.
11 Q. You first met Virginia when?
12 A. I don't know.
13 Q. Approximately?
14 A. I believe it was in 2000, but now
15 I'm going off the knowledge that I have, not
16 from memory, so I met her the end of 2000
17 apparently.
18 Q. And when you met Virginia in 2000,
19 how old did you think she was?
20 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
21 and foundation.
22 A. I didn't think about how old she
23 was. I don't recall the actual meeting of
24 Virginia, so I can't say, but I think she was
25 at least, I thought she was a professional
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2 masseuse as far as I can recall today, so
3 that would have made her, I thought that
4 would have made her, to work in a spa, I
5 didn't think about, and I, I thought she
6 appeared to be a professional masseuse.
7 Q. Remember questions a while ago
8 where you made a big point about people being
9 adult masseuses?
10 A. Right, yeah.
11 Q. When you met Virginia for the first
12 time --
13 A. Right.
14 Q. -- did you think she was an adult
15 masseuse, as you use that term?
16 A. I don't recall actually meeting
17 Virginia at the time, and in fact, were it
18 not for this case, I'm not sure I would
19 recall her at all.
20 Q. But you do recall knowing Virginia?
21 A. I do, yes.
22 Q. You do recall knowing that Virginia
23 was giving Mr. Epstein massages, correct?
24 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
25 and foundation.
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2 A. I believe she was, but I can't say
3 for sure.
4 Q. Why do you believe Virginia was
5 giving Mr. Epstein massages?
6 A. Today, because -- but back then.
7 Q. Back then?
8 A. Because at some point she would
9 have been going to the massage room to give
10 massages.
11 Q. Back then, in the period around
12 2000?
13 A. Right.
14 Q. You believed that Virginia was
15 giving Mr. Epstein massages, correct?
16 A. I believe I did, yes.
17 Q. At the time back in the period
18 around 2000 that you believe that Virginia
19 was giving Mr. Epstein massages, how old did
20 you think Virginia was at the time?
21 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
22 and foundation.
23 A. I don't believe that I -- I don't
24 know what I thought at the time. It's a long
25 time ago and I just have no idea what I
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2 thought. I really don't recall her, so it's
3 hard for me to testify what I thought about
4 her age at the time.
5 Q. Was Virginia, in the period of
6 around 2000, the youngest person that, as you
7 understood it, was giving Mr. Epstein
8 massages?
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
10 and foundation.
11 A. Again, I can't testify to her age,
12 but everybody else that I can recall seemed
13 to be again, like I would say, adults.
14 Q. You didn't think Virginia was an
15 adult, did you?
16 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
17 and foundation.
18 A. Like I said, I don't recall her. I
19 don't recall thinking about -- my memory is
20 of adults giving Jeffrey massages, and as I
21 don't really remember Virginia around that
22 time, I don't know what I think.
23 Q. You do remember Virginia, about
24 that time back in the 2000s, giving
25 Mr. Epstein massages?
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Object to the form
3 and foundation.
4 A. I barely remember her at all.
5 Q. Whether you barely remember her or
6 not, you do remember that back in the period
7 around 2000, Virginia was giving Mr. Epstein
8 massages, right?
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
10 and foundation.
11 A. Only in the most general terms. It
12 would be somebody who would give him a
13 massage, and that's it.
14 Q. During the period of time back in
15 the period around 2000, when you knew that
16 Virginia was somebody who would give
17 Mr. Epstein a massage, was she somebody who
18 you considered an adult?
19 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
20 and foundation.
21 A. I didn't consider her at all
22 because she is not somebody that I really
23 interacted with.
24 Q. It is your testimony that Virginia
25 was not somebody that you interacted with, is
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2 that what you're saying?\
3 A. I said I didn't really interact --\
4 it's not that I didn't interact with her at\
5 all, but not enough for her to make a very\
6 strong and lasting impression.\
7 Q. Is it your testimony that you\
8 interacted with Virginia, but you didn't\
9 really interact with Virginia?\
10 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
11 and foundation.\
12 A. I don't understand what that\
13 actually even means.\
14 Q. You said that you interacted with\
15 Virginia. Do you recall that?\
16 A. In the most general terms, I do\
17 recall her.\
18 Q. And then you testified that you\
19 didn't really interact with Virginia. Do you\
20 recall saying that?\
21 A. I consider this a real interaction.\
22 I will not be forgetting this any time soon.\
23 But the most casual of relationships, where\
24 you say hello or to be nice or polite, or\
25 offer someone a [REDACTED] of water or something
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2 is what I would term a casual interaction.\
3 It is not something that, from what are we\
4 talking, 17, 18 years ago, something that\
5 really sticks out in my mind.\
6 Q. Is it your testimony that your only\
7 relationship with Virginia was what you\
8 referred to as a casual relationship where\
9 you might say hello or offer a [REDACTED] of water\
10 to be polite?\
11 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
12 and foundation.\
13 A. Generally, yes, that's how I would\
14 characterize.\
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: We've been going for\
16 about an hour. I would like to take a\
17 break.\
18 MR. BOIES: Certainly.\
19 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is\
20 10:01 a.m., and we are going off the\
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22 (Recess.)\
23 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is\
24 10:10 a.m., and we are back on the\
25 record. This also begins DVD No. 2.
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: We've been going for\
3 about an hour this morning. I think\
4 you're probably aware that Ms. Maxwell\
5 was deposed for a full seven hours on a\
6 prior occasion. In my view, the court's\
7 order is limited and we shouldn't be\
8 covering ground that we covered in the\
9 prior deposition.\
10 At some point, we are going to need\
11 to call the court, if we go at this\
12 pace, for instruction about length of\
13 time here, because my view is that this\
14 is not supposed to be a seven-hour\
15 deposition, you are not supposed to be\
16 covering old ground, and you should be\
17 asking questions related to the, what I\
18 characterize as the eight discreet areas\
19 related to a, quote, sexual activity\
20 which precedes all of the eight items in\
21 the court's order of July 10th.\
22 We spent a lot of time not talking\
23 about those issues, and I suggest we get\
24 to it or we get the court on the phone\
25 for some guidance about timing here.
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2 MR. BOIES: I'm happy to get the\
3 court on the phone any time you like. I\
4 think the questions clearly relate to\
5 sexual activity.\
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: How old Virginia\
7 [REDACTED] was or not does not relate to\
8 sexual activity. Her memory of how old\
9 [REDACTED] may or may not have\
10 been does not relate to sexual activity,\
11 and it was all asked and answered in the\
12 prior deposition.\
13 MR. BOIES: Your witness introduced\
14 the subject, asserting that all of these\
15 people were adults. I didn't ask\
16 whether they were adults at that time.\
17 I simply asked a general question that\
18 was expressly covered by the judge's\
19 order. Your client opened the door,\
20 volunteered this and made it necessary\
21 to do this.\
22 I am happy to go to the court any\
23 time you want, and I'm happy to go over\
24 with the court some of these questions\
25 and put it in context for the court with
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2 respect to what the documentary evidence\
3 is. I'm happy to do that any time you\
4 want.\
5 MR. PAGLIUCA: Let's get on with it\
6 and ask some questions that are relevant\
7 to what the court ordered here.\
8 MR. BOIES: I am asking questions\
9 that I think are clearly relevant. If\
10 you don't think so, I invite you to take\
11 it to the court. If not, then let me\
12 get on with my questions. Any time that\
13 I get to a point where you think you\
14 want to stop the deposition and go to\
15 the court, I am more than prepared to do\
16 that.\
17 BY MR. BOIES:\
18 Q. Ms. Maxwell, during the break, did\
19 you have conversations with anyone?\
20 A. My lawyers.\
21 Q. What did your lawyers say to you?\
22 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
23 question.\
24 Q. What did you say to your lawyer?\
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that
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2 question.\
3 Q. Did you ask your lawyer for any\
4 legal advice?\
5 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
6 question.\
7 Q. Did your lawyer give you any legal\
8 advice?\
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
10 question.\
11 MR. BOIES: These are all yes or no\
12 questions.\
13 MR. PAGLIUCA: She is not answering\
14 any of those questions, Mr. Boies.\
15 Q. Did your lawyer give you advice as\
16 to how to answer the questions I was asking?\
17 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
18 question.\
19 Q. Did your lawyer tell you that you\
20 were creating problems for yourself with some\
21 of your answers?\
22 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
23 question.\
24 Q. Did your lawyer suggest how you\
25 might answer some of my questions?
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
3 question.\
4 Q. Did you have conversations with\
5 anyone other than your lawyer during the\
6 break?\
7 A. No.\
8 Q. Did your lawyer tell you why he had\
9 taken a break?\
10 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
11 question.\
12 I don't think I did, by the way.\
13 MR. BOIES: I'm happy to depose you\
14 about it, if you want.\
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: Sure.\
16 MR. BOIES: I'm serious about that.\
17 I'm happy to put you under oath right\
18 now, and if you want to start talking\
19 about what you did or did not do, I'm\
20 happy to interrupt this deposition, put\
21 you under oath and let you testify.\
22 MR. PAGLIUCA: Ask a question.\
23 MR. BOIES: I'm telling you.\
24 Otherwise, I suggest you stop making\
25 speeches.
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3 stop making speeches.\
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2 Q. You were aware of how many people\
3 gave Mr. Epstein massages?\
4 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
5 and foundation.\
6 A. I was not with him actually very\
7 often. I was frequently -- we were\
8 frequently not together, so I couldn't know\
9 what he would be doing when I wasn't with\
10 him.\
11 But when we were together, the\
12 behavior as described as alleged did not\
13 happen, so he would have one massage a day,\
14 that would be it.\
15 Q. So insofar as you were aware and\
16 when you were with Mr. Epstein, he only had\
17 one massage a day?\
18 A. Yeah.\
19 Q. Other than [REDACTED], as you\
20 understood it at the time, were any of the\
21 people that gave Mr. Epstein massages women\
22 who were under 21?\
23 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
24 and foundation.\
25 A. I don't know what the ages were of
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2 the people who were giving him massages, but\
3 I believe they were professional masseuses.\
4 Q. I think you testified that you\
5 believe that [REDACTED] was a\
6 professional masseuse, is that correct?\
7 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
8 and foundation.\
9 A. Based on how allegedly we met,\
10 which was at a spa, I believe that when you\
11 work at a spa, you are a professional. So\
12 I'm basing my statement based on her working\
13 as a professional massage person, at a\
14 professional spa.\
15 Q. When you met [REDACTED] at the\
16 spa, what spa was it?\
17 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
18 and foundation.\
19 A. I don't recall the actual meeting,\
20 but based on all the evidence and stories, it\
21 was at Mar-a-Lago.\
22 Q. You just testified that you met\
23 [REDACTED] at a spa. Do you recall\
24 that?\
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
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2 and foundation.\
3 A. I said I don't recall the actual\
4 meeting, but based on the evidence that we\
5 have been produced, and I now believe it was\
6 at Mar-a-Lago that that meeting may have\
7 taken place.\
8 Q. When you met [REDACTED], did\
9 you understand that she was at that time a\
10 professional masseuse?\
11 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
12 and foundation.\
13 A. I don't recall the actual first\
14 meeting, I don't know.\
15 Q. Whether or not you recall the\
16 actual first meeting, was it your\
17 understanding that [REDACTED] was a\
18 professional masseuse?\
19 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
20 and foundation.\
21 A. I had no idea at the time, but I\
22 believe she was working at a spa, and based\
23 on what I believe today, she was a masseuse\
24 at Mar-a-Lago.\
25 Q. When you say based on what you
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2 believe today, you believe she was a masseuse\
3 at Mar-a-Lago, what is it that you've learned\
4 that leads you to believe she was a masseuse\
5 at Mar-a-Lago?\
6 A. She worked at the spa, and that's\
7 all I know, that she was 17 and that she held\
8 herself out to be a masseuse.\
9 Q. She told you she was a masseuse?\
10 A. I don't know if she told me at the\
11 time she was a masseuse. I believe today she\
12 was a masseuse working at Mar-a-Lago and she\
13 was 17 years old.\
14 Q. You said she held herself out as a\
15 masseuse. Do you recall that?\
16 A. I just said it. The problem is I\
17 don't recall with specificity. I don't\
18 recall the actual meeting, so events in my\
19 mind are conflated with all of her stories,\
20 all of the lies that have been told.\
21 So, today, I believe that she was a\
22 17-year-old masseuse at Mar-a-Lago.\
23 Q. Did she ever tell you that she was\
24 a masseuse at Mar-a-Lago?\
25 A. I don't recall specific
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2 conversations with Virginia. Like I said, I\
3 would actually barely remember her at all\
4 were it not for this case.\
5 Q. Why, then, do you believe she was a\
6 masseuse at Mar-a-Lago?\
7 A. Based on having met her at\
8 Mar-a-Lago. I don't know why else she would\
9 be at the house.\
10 Q. At what house?\
11 A. Why would she come to Jeffrey's\
12 house if she was not a masseuse at\
13 Mar-a-Lago, why else would she come.\
14 Q. Did you ask her to come to\
15 Jeffrey's house?\
16 A. I don't recall the first meeting or\
17 how it went down that she came to give\
18 Jeffrey a massage or whatever she came to do.\
19 All I remember as I testified in my first\
20 deposition is that her mother came and that\
21 we sat outside and I talked to her mother,\
22 and that she went in and met Jeffrey and then\
23 she left. And then subsequent to that, I\
24 understand she gave him massages.\
25 Q. My question was a simple yes or no
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2 question. Did you ask her to come to\
3 Jeffrey's house?\
4 A. I can't recall exactly the meeting.\
5 Q. In response, I got a paragraph that\
6 makes a number of assertions that I'm now\
7 going to have to follow-up. I'm prepared to\
8 do that, but in light of your counsel's\
9 desire to move the deposition along, I won't\
10 have to follow-up things that you volunteer\
11 if you don't volunteer them.\
12 So if you will focus on my\
13 question, and if it is simply a yes or no\
14 answer and you give a yes or no answer, that\
15 will shorten the deposition. If you want to\
16 say other things, I'm not going to try to\
17 stop you, but I am going to follow-up on what\
18 you say.\
19 My question now is simply, do you\
20 recall, one way or the other, as you sit here\
21 now, whether you asked [REDACTED] to\
22 come to Mr. Epstein's house?\
23 A. I do not.\
24 Q. Do you recall, as you sit here now,\
25 one way or another, whether [REDACTED]
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2 was a masseuse, a towel girl, a maintenance
3 person or any other type employee at
4 Mar-a-Lago?
5 A. I do not.
6 Q. Did Mr. Epstein ever ask you to
7 attempt to obtain or secure people to give
8 him massages that were not professional
9 masseuses?
10 A. No.
11 Q. Do you remember somebody by the
12 name of [REDACTED]
13 A. I don't believe I ever met him.
14 Q. You don't believe you ever met him?
15 A. No.
16 Q. Do you remember anyone other than
17 yourself who secured or obtained people to
18 give Mr. Epstein massages?
19 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
20 and foundation.
21 A. Can you ask the question again,
22 please?
23 Q. Do you remember anyone other than
24 yourself who secured or obtained people to
25 give Mr. Epstein massages?
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
3 and foundation.
4 A. I believe Jeffrey did get massages
5 from other people who were recommendations
6 from other people for massages that had
7 nothing to do with me.
8 Q. Do you know who?
9 A. I only know what I read. Virginia
10 gave people.
11 Q. Other than what Virginia had said
12 in the last 10 years, were you aware of
13 anyone who was obtaining people to give
14 Mr. Epstein massages other than yourself?
15 A. I'm not -- I don't know what other
16 people do. I know that other people
17 recommended massages to him, but I can't
18 testify to what other people do for him or
19 did for him.
20 Q. Back in the 1990s and the 2000s,
21 did you see women under the age of 21 at
22 Mr. Epstein's houses?
23 MR. PAGLIUCA: This has been asked
24 and answered in her prior deposition.
25 Do you understand that? It's been
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2 covered extensively.
3 MR. BOIES: I understand what the
4 prior deposition --
5 A. Other than friends of my family and
6 friends of other people's people, and the
7 people that I've identified, I am aware that
8 Jeffrey had friends that came over that
9 brought their kids with them from time to
10 time.
11 Q. These kids that you refer to, they
12 didn't give Mr. Epstein massages, did they?
13 MR. PAGLIUCA: Mr. Boies, this has
14 been asked and answered already.
15 MR. BOIES: I don't think that
16 particular question was asked and
17 answered, but whether it was asked and
18 answered or not, you can instruct not to
19 answer and then we will move on. I
20 think we take much more time with your
21 interjections than we would if you
22 simply let the witness answer the
23 question.
24 MR. PAGLIUCA: Well, we do, but
25 then we go down this road where you keep
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2 asking these questions that have already
3 been asked and answered.
4 So the witness can answer the
5 question, but let's stick to the topic
6 here.
7 MR. BOIES: If you want to instruct
8 her not to answer, instruct her not to
9 answer. You are not going to convince
10 me with speeches.
11 A. What is the question, please?
12 Q. You referred to friends of
13 Mr. Epstein bringing their kids with them
14 when they came over?
15 A. Yes.
16 Q. Those kids, as you described, did
17 not give Mr. Epstein massages, correct?
18 A. I don't believe so.
19 Q. Limiting the people that we're
20 talking about just to people who gave
21 Mr. Epstein massages or who were brought to
22 the home to give Mr. Epstein massages, were
23 there people other than you who were
24 responsible for bringing those people to Mr.
25 Epstein's house?
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
3 and foundation.
4 A. I have no idea.
5 [REDACTED]
6 [REDACTED]
7 [REDACTED]
8 [REDACTED]
9 [REDACTED]
10 [REDACTED]
11 [REDACTED]
12 Q. Did [REDACTED] ever give Mr. Epstein a
13 massage?
14 A. I believe she did.
15 Q. Did she ever give you a massage?
16 A. She did.
17 Q. Was she what you referred to as a
18 professional masseuse?
19 A. I would.
20 Q. Had she ever worked in a spa?
21 A. I don't know if she worked in a
22 spa.
23 Q. Had she ever, prior to giving you
24 and Mr. Epstein massages, had she ever given
25 massages to other people?
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
3 and foundation.
4 A. I have no idea, I don't know.
5 Q. Prior to the time that [REDACTED] gave
6 you and Mr. Epstein massages, had she been a
7 professional masseuse?
8 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
9 and foundation.
10 A. I believe she went to massage
11 school and became a professional masseuse.
12 Q. Did she go to massage school before
13 or after you met her?
14 A. I believe after.
15 Q. Who paid for her massage school?
16 A. I have no idea.
17 Q. Who arranged for her to go to
18 massage school?
19 A. I have no idea.
20 Q. Did she ever give Mr. Epstein a
21 massage before she went to massage school?
22 A. I have no idea.
23 Q. Did she ever give you a massage
24 before she went to massage school?
25 A. I have no idea.
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2 Q. Where did she go to massage school?
3 A. I don't know.
4 Q. When did she go to massage school?
5 A. I don't know.
6 Q. Did she tell you she went to
7 massage school?
8 A. I don't recall.
9 Q. Did someone else tell you she went
10 to massage school?
11 A. I don't recall. It's my belief she
12 went to massage school and became a
13 professional masseuse at some point.
14 Q. What is your belief based on?
15 A. I don't know why, it's just
16 something, I must have had a conversation
17 with her, I think, about it, but I don't
18 recall specifically the conversation. Just
19 in general terms, that's what I believe.
20 Q. Is it your testimony that she told
21 you in general terms in a conversation that
22 she had gone to massage school?
23 A. I don't recall a specific
24 conversation, but that is my general
25 impression.
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2 Q. Do you know how long she was in
3 massage school?
4 A. I don't.
5 Q. Did Mr. Epstein ask her to go to
6 massage school?
7 A. I don't know.
8 Q. How old was [REDACTED] when she gave
9 you a massage?
10 A. Mid 20s, I believe.
11 Q. And was the timeframe in which she
12 gave Mr. Epstein a massage the same timeframe
13 she gave you a massage?
14 A. I really don't recall. I can only
15 recall her giving me massages. I know she
16 gave Mr. Epstein massages, but I don't recall
17 them. I know she gave me them, I know she
18 gave me massages.
19 Q. How old was she when she gave
20 Mr. Epstein massages?
21 A. I met her, I believe, when she was
22 in her mid 20.s, it would have been in her
23 mid 20s.
24 Q. Did Mr. Epstein, insofar as you
25 believe, engage in sexual activities with
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2 [REDACTED]
3 A. I would not know. I would say no.
4 Q. Did you engage in sexual activities
5 with [REDACTED]
6 A. No.
7 Q. Do you know how [REDACTED] came to
8 know Mr. Epstein?
9 A. I met her at her university [REDACTED]
10 [REDACTED]
11 [REDACTED]
12 [REDACTED]
13 A. In Palm Beach.
14 Q. At Mr. Epstein's home in Palm
15 Beach?
16 A. Yes.
17 Q. So is it fair to say that [REDACTED]
18 [REDACTED]
19 [REDACTED]
20 MR. PAGLIUCA: This has already
21 been testified to Mr. Boies. We are
22 repeating testimony now.
23 MR. BOIES: I think in the context
24 of the witness' answers, these are fair
25 questions.
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2 Now, I've asked you before, if you
3 want to instruct her not to answer, if
4 you want to go to the judge, we are
5 happy to do that, but I would suggest,
6 in the interest of moving it along, that
7 you stop these speeches.
8 MR. PAGLIUCA: You are not moving
9 it along is the problem, so maybe we
10 should call the court and get some
11 direction here, because I am not going
12 to sit here and rehash the testimony we
13 already gave.
14 MR. BOIES: That's fine.
15 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is
16 10:51 a.m. and we are going off the
17 record.
18 (Whereupon, an off-the-record
19 discussion was held.)
20 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is
21 10:56 a.m. and we are going back on the
22 record. This begins DVD No. 3.
23 MR. BOIES: We have just had a call
24 with Judge Sweet's [REDACTED]. Judge Sweet
25 is not available and his [REDACTED]
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2 instructed that the right way to do it
3 was to bring any issue to him after the
4 conclusion of the deposition.
5 The question that has been raised
6 is whether we should interrupt the
7 deposition now and seek guidance of the
8 court before continuing the deposition.
9 My view is that the deposition
10 needs to continue, and the counsel for
11 the defendant can instruct not to answer
12 and any questions that are instructed
13 not to answer can be brought to the
14 court, but I would not consent to
15 terminating the deposition at this
16 point.
17 MR. PAGLIUCA: I don't know if it's
18 a matter of consent or not. If I move
19 for a protective order, the deposition
20 is over and we can go litigate it in
21 front of Judge Sweet. We are here and
22 I'd like to complete this deposition
23 because this case needs to move along,
24 and quite frankly, I don't want to spend
25 money coming back here to do this again
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2 or argue this in front of Judge Sweet.
3 But I will simply start referring
4 you back to the transcript and
5 instructing the witness not to answer
6 when I think we are getting into some
7 things that have been asked and answered
8 already.
9 MR. BOIES: Exactly the procedure
10 that I have proposed from the beginning.
11 If you think a question is out of
12 bounds, instruct not to answer and we
13 will then let the judge decide it.
14 BY MR. BOIES:
15 Q. How did it happen, Ms. Maxwell,
16 that [REDACTED]
17 [REDACTED], ended up giving massages to you
18 and Mr. Epstein?
19 MR. PAGLIUCA: I'm going to
20 instruct you not to answer the question.
21 This has been previously, the subject of
22 your former deposition, it doesn't fall
23 into any of the categories ordered by
24 the court, and so you don't need to
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2 Q. Was [REDACTED] paid for the massages
3 that she gave you?
4 A. I didn't pay her, so I believe she
5 was paid.
6 Q. Who paid her?
7 A. I don't know who paid her.
8 MR. PAGLIUCA: Again, you've
9 already answered that there was no
10 sexual activity between yourself and
11 Mr. Epstein related to these massages.
12 That's record testimony today. That's
13 within the scope of the court's order.
14 The rest of this is outside the scope of
15 the court's order, and I instruct you
16 not to answer.
17 MR. BOIES: You are taking the
18 position that as long as she said says
19 that a massage did not involve sexual
20 activity, we cannot ask about massages.
21 That's your view?
22 MR. PAGLIUCA: On this particular
23 questioning, yes.
24 BY MR. BOIES:
25 Q. Did Mr. Epstein pay [REDACTED] for the
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2 massages that she gave Mr. Epstein?
3 MR. PAGLIUCA: You just asked this
4 question, and I told her not to answer.
5 I will tell her not to answer again for
6 the same reasons.
7 Q. Do you know how much Mr. Epstein
8 paid Johanna to give massages?
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Same instruction to
10 the witness. Why do you believe this is
11 within the scope of the court's order?
12 MR. BOIES: Because of the court's
13 reference to massages, and because I
14 think how much a girl [REDACTED]
15 [REDACTED] was paid to give a
16 "massage" goes to whether there actually
17 was or was not sexual activity involved.
18 MR. PAGLIUCA: The witness has
19 testified there wasn't.
20 MR. BOIES: Perhaps it will
21 surprise you, I think it should not,
22 that I do not believe in my deposition I
23 need to simply accept her
24 characterization without
25 cross-examination. Now, that's
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2 something the judge can decide, but a
3 question as to how much this young girl
4 was being paid for a "massage", I think
5 goes directly to the issue of sexual
6 activity.
7 MR. PAGLIUCA: Here is the problem,
8 Mr. Boies, at the first deposition,
9 there were very limited instructions not
10 to answer and the witness was not told
11 not to answer questions about how much
12 people were paid or not paid or any of
13 those subject matters. The witness was
14 only instructed not to answer about
15 sexual activity concerning adults in the
16 home.
17 None of this came up during the
18 deposition, and you just don't get a
19 chance to redo the deposition because
20 you feel like you want to.
21 So the judge's order is in the
22 context of the instructions to the
23 witness not to answer in the first
24 deposition, which is simply sexual
25 activity involving adults, which was the
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2 only area that the witness was precluded
3 from talking about in the first
4 deposition. So that's where we're at.
5 MR. BOIES: I think that directly
6 misreads the judge's order, including
7 where it says: Defendant is ordered to
8 answer questions relating to defendant's
9 own sexual activity with or involving
10 Jeffrey Epstein, with or involving
11 plaintiff, with or involving underage
12 females, involving or including massage
13 with individuals defendant knew to be or
14 believed might become known to Epstein.
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: All of it is
16 preceded by the word sexual activity.
17 MR. BOIES: I think your point of
18 view is an interesting one, but we will
19 see what the judge rules on it.
20 BY MR. BOIES:
21 [REDACTED]
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3 A. [REDACTED]\
4 [REDACTED]\
5 [REDACTED]\
6 [REDACTED]\
7 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
8 and foundation.\
9 A. I don't know.\
10 Q. Did any of them give you massages?\
11 A. No.\
12 Q. [REDACTED]\
13 [REDACTED]\
14 [REDACTED]\
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
16 and foundation. Asked and answered.\
17 A. No.\
18 Q. Were they ever in the Virgin\
19 Islands?\
20 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
21 and foundation.\
22 A. No.\
23 [REDACTED]\
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3 MR. BOLES: I think it's tied, but 4 if you instruct her not to answer, it
5 goes into the --
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: Meat grinder.
BY MR. BOLES:
14 A. an ou re eat t e uestion.
15
20 . AGLIUCA: Same objection.
21 A. No. 22 .
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3 A. I do.
4 MR. BOIES: Let me show you a
5 document that has been marked for
6 identification as Maxwell Deposition
7 Exhibit 27.
8 (Maxwell Exhibit 27, Article,
9 marked for identification, as of this
10 date.)
11 MR. PAGLIUCA: I'm going to need a
12 moment to review this, counsel.
13 MR. BOIES: Sure. Let me know when
14 you are finished.
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: I will.
16 Okay.
17 BY MR. BOIES:
18 Q. Did you see this article prior to
19 the time I'm showing it to you?
20 A. No.
21 Q. This is the first time you have
22 seen this article?
23 A. Yes.
24 Q. When did you first meet [REDACTED]
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: You are not
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2 answering those questions. That has
3 nothing to do with what we're here for
4 today. We will take that up with the
5 judge, if we need to.
6 Q. Let me direct your attention to a
7 portion of this article. Did [REDACTED] ever
8 talk to you about women that she believed
9 Mr. Epstein had had sex with?
10 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that
11 question. We will take that up with the
12 judge.
13 MR. BOIES: Okay.
14 Q. Did [REDACTED] ever mention to you a
15 [REDACTED]
16 A. She did.
17 Q. Did [REDACTED] ever mention to you an
18 [REDACTED]
19 A. She did.
20 Q. When did [REDACTED]
21 [REDACTED]
22 A. She called me and asked me, I don't
23 know if she mentioned -- I want to take that
24 back. I don't know if she mentioned [REDACTED]
25 [REDACTED]. I think she just mentioned [REDACTED]
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2 [REDACTED]
3 Q. Who was [REDACTED]
4 A. [REDACTED]
5 [REDACTED]
6 Q. [REDACTED]
7 [REDACTED]
8 A. Uh-huh.
9 Q. Who was [REDACTED]
10 A. [REDACTED]
11 [REDACTED]
12 [REDACTED]
13 Q. Did you know [REDACTED]
14 A. I did.
15 Q. When did you first meet [REDACTED]
16 [REDACTED]
17 A. I don't recall.
18 Q. Did you see [REDACTED] at
19 Mr. Epstein's house in Palm Beach?
20 A. No, I don't think so.
21 Q. Where did you see [REDACTED]
22 A. I believe I met her in New York at
23 some point.
24 Q. Did you see [REDACTED] at
25 Mr. Epstein's house in New York?
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2 A. I don't recall meeting her there,
3 but -- I may have, but I don't recall.
4 Q. Did you ever meet [REDACTED]
5 A. I did.
6 Q. Where did you meet [REDACTED]
7 A. She was in New Mexico.
8 Q. At Mr. Epstein's property in New
9 Mexico?
10 A. Yes.
11 Q. And did Mr. Epstein ever have sex
12 with [REDACTED]
13 A. I have no idea.
14 Q. Did Mr. Epstein ever engage in
15 sexual activities with [REDACTED]
16 A. I have no idea.
17 Q. Did Mr. Epstein ever engage in
18 sexual activities with [REDACTED]
19 A. I don't know, I don't think so.
20 Q. Did [REDACTED] ever work for
21 Mr. Epstein?
22 A. I don't know.
23 Q. Did [REDACTED] ever visit you at
24 your apartment?
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2 Q. Did you ever fly on Mr. Epstein's
3 plane with [REDACTED]
4 A. I don't remember.
5 Q. Did you ever fly on Mr. Epstein's
6 plane with [REDACTED]
7 A. I don't think so.
8 Q. Did [REDACTED] ever give
9 Mr. Epstein a massage?
10 A. I don't -- I have no idea.
11 Q. Did [REDACTED]
12 [REDACTED]
13 A. I don't recall.
14 Q. What did [REDACTED] tell you about
15 [REDACTED] when she talked to you?
16 MR. PAGLIUCA: You don't have to
17 answer that. That has nothing to do
18 with the court's order and why we are
19 here.
20 Q. Did [REDACTED]
21 [REDACTED]
22 [REDACTED] had said that Mr. Epstein had engaged
23 in sexual activities with her?
24 A. She never said that.
25 Q. Excuse me?
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2 A. I don't recall ever hearing such a
3 thing.
4 Q. You know [REDACTED], correct?
5 A. I do.
6 Q. Do you know whether or not [REDACTED]
7 [REDACTED]
8 [REDACTED]
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Can you tell me how
10 that relates to this order, counselor?
11 MR. BOIES: Yes, I think it goes
12 directly to the sexual activity related
13 to [REDACTED] and what Mr. Epstein was
14 doing with [REDACTED]
15 Again, you can instruct not to
16 answer.
17 MR. PAGLIUCA: I'm trying to
18 understand why you are asking these
19 questions before I --
20 MR. BOIES: I'm asking these
21 questions because these are people who
22 not only have been publicly written
23 about in terms of the sexual activity
24 that they were put into in connection
25 with Mr. Epstein, but the person who
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2 wrote about them is somebody who talked
3 to this witness about it, and I think
4 that this is more than easily understood
5 cross-examination.
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: Your question was,
7 do you know whether or not [REDACTED]
8 [REDACTED]
9 [REDACTED].
10 MR. BOIES: Yes. And if you let
11 her answer, you will see where it leads.
12 If you won't let her answer, the judge
13 is going to determine it. And I just
14 suggest to you that you stop these
15 speeches and stop debating, because you
16 are not going to convince me not to
17 follow-up on these questions. If you
18 can convince the court to truncate the
19 deposition, that's your right, but all
20 you're doing is dragging this deposition
21 out.
22 MR. PAGLIUCA: You have the
23 opportunity to give me a good faith
24 basis why you are asking these
25 questions.
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2 MR. BOIES: I have given you a good
3 faith basis.
4 MR. PAGLIUCA: You haven't.
5 MR. BOIES: Then instruct not to
6 answer.
7 MR. PAGLIUCA: I am giving you the
8 opportunity to say why you are asking
9 the question, and why I'm telling her
10 not to answer and I am entitled to know
11 that.
12 MR. BOIES: You are not entitled to
13 know why I'm asking the question. You
14 are only entitled to know that it
15 relates to the subject matter that I am
16 entitled to inquire about, and I don't
17 think the judge is going to think that,
18 you know, where Mr. Epstein shipped
19 [REDACTED] off to is outside the scope
20 of what I'm entitled to inquire about.
21 THE WITNESS: Can we take a break?
22 MR. BOIES: Only if you commit not
23 to talk to your counsel during the
24 break.
25 THE WITNESS: That's ludicrous.
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2 MR. BOIES: You want a break to
3 talk to your counsel, right?
4 THE WITNESS: I want to use the
5 bathroom.
6 MR. BOIES: You want to talk to
7 your counsel, right?
8 THE WITNESS: I talk to my counsel
9 all the time.
10 MR. BOIES: I don't want you
11 talking to your counsel while I'm in the
12 middle of this examination.
13 MR. PAGLIUCA: I'm going to talk to
14 her, so are we going to sit here and go
15 for the rest of the day until we're
16 done?
17 MR. BOIES: No, but I'm going to go
18 through the rest of this line of
19 questioning, unless you take her and
20 walk out and then, I'm going to protest
21 that to the judge.
22 MR. PAGLIUCA: He is refusing a
23 bathroom break to you right now.
24 MR. BOIES: No, I'm not. I'm happy
25 to have her take a bathroom break as
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2 long as she doesn't use it as an excuse
3 to get coached by her lawyer.
4 THE WITNESS: For the record, I
5 want to object strongly to that.
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: You don't talk now.
7 Do you want to go to the bathroom?
8 THE WITNESS: Yes.
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: How about if I stay
10 here, Mr. Boies, will that work for you?
11 MR. BOIES: Absolutely.
12 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is
13 11:31, and we are going off the record.
14 (Recess.)
15 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is
16 11:34 a.m. and we are back on the
17 record. This also begins DVD No. 4.
18 BY MR. BOIES:
19 Q. Let me approach it this way. If
20 you turn to page 5 of 7 of the exhibit that
21 is Vicky [REDACTED] Daily Beast article. And if
22 you look at the third paragraph where [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] writes: What I had "on the girls" were
24 some remarkably brave first-person accounts.
25 Three on-the-record stories from the family,
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2 a mother and her daughters who came from
3 Phoenix. The oldest daughter, an artist,
4 whose character was vouchsafed to me by
5 several sources, including the artist, Eric
6 Fischl, had told me weeping as she sat in my
7 living room, of how Epstein had attempted to
8 seduce both her and separately and her
9 younger sister, then only 16."
10 Did [REDACTED] tell you that?
11 A. No.
12 Q. Did [REDACTED] tell you that her
13 information was that [REDACTED]
14 [REDACTED]
15 A. No.
16 Q. Did you and Mr. Epstein visit [REDACTED]
17 [REDACTED]
18 A. I don't know I would characterize
19 the word visit with Mr. Epstein. We went for
20 business in Ohio because [REDACTED]
21 [REDACTED], and I accompanied him on a few
22 visits.
23 Q. Did you and Mr. Epstein go to Ohio,
24 and while you were in Ohio, see [REDACTED]
25
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2 A. I believe actually that she was --
3 stayed at his house there, so I would have
4 seen her at the house. I believe I do recall
5 seeing her at the house, actually.
6 Q. When you say she stayed at the
7 house, you are referring to [REDACTED]
8 A. Yeah, I think [REDACTED] was
9 painting or something in Ohio, and he let her
10 stay at a place that he had.
11 Q. When you say "he" let her stay, you
12 are talking about [REDACTED]
13 A. No, I'm talking about Jeffrey
14 Epstein.
15 Q. So when you saw [REDACTED] in
16 Ohio, it was your understanding that she was
17 staying at property that Mr. Epstein had in
18 Ohio, is that correct?
19 A. I don't know if it was his property
20 or he rented it, I don't know what the nature
21 was. It was a property that he had that she
22 stayed at.
23 Q. [REDACTED] was staying in Ohio at
24 some property, and you don't know whose
25 property it was, is that fair?
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2 A. I don't know what -- I don't know\
3 who owned -- I don't know anything about the\
4 ownership of the property or how Jeffrey had\
5 it or why he stayed there, I don't know.
6 Q. Was it clear to you that Jeffrey\
7 had arranged for [REDACTED] to stay at\
8 wherever she was staying in Ohio?
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
10 and foundation.
11 A. I have no idea what the arrangement\
12 was between [REDACTED] and Jeffrey.
13 Q. When you referred to the property\
14 where [REDACTED] was staying, you said you\
15 didn't know how Jeffrey had it?
16 A. What's your question?
17 Q. Was it your understanding that\
18 Jeffrey did have that property that she was\
19 staying at in some capacity or another,\
20 either owning it or leasing it or having been\
21 given it by a friend?
22 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
23 and foundation.
24 A. I have no idea.
25 Q. Where was this property that you
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3 A. I don't know the arrangement that\
4 [REDACTED] had with Jeffrey. I believe she\
5 was painting there, but I was never aware of\
6 the arrangement. I know that I saw her in\
7 Ohio at a house.
8 Q. When you were with [REDACTED] at\
9 this house in Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Epstein was\
10 with you, correct?
11 A. I went to Ohio with him on\
12 business, and we were at a house that he\
13 could stay at and I stayed at, and I recall\
14 [REDACTED] being at this house. That is\
15 what I recall.
16 Q. When you went to Ohio with\
17 Mr. Epstein, did you see [REDACTED] on more\
18 than one occasion?
19 A. I don't recall.
20 Q. You saw [REDACTED] in Ohio with\
21 Mr. Epstein on at least one occasion,\
22 correct?
23 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
24 and foundation.
25 A. I recall seeing her in Ohio, but I
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3 Ohio?
4 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
5 and foundation.
6 A. It was in Columbus.
7 Q. Was it a house or an apartment?
8 A. It was a house.
9 Q. When you and Mr. Epstein visited\
10 [REDACTED] at this house in Columbus, was\
11 anyone else in the house?
12 A. I never visited [REDACTED] at the\
13 house.
14 Q. Did you see [REDACTED] in Ohio?
15 A. I recall seeing her, but I didn't\
16 visit. I didn't go to Ohio to see [REDACTED]\
17 [REDACTED].
18 Q. When you went to Ohio, did you see\
19 [REDACTED]
20 A. I recall seeing [REDACTED] in\
21 Ohio.
22 Q. Where did you see her?
23 A. I recall seeing her at this house\
24 that Jeffrey stayed at.
25 Q. [REDACTED] was staying in the
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2 couldn't tell you how many times I saw her.\
3 For sure once, because I have a recollection\
4 of seeing her once.
5 Q. And the house in which you and\
6 Mr. Epsteitein and [REDACTED] were in\
7 Columbus, Ohio, was that a house that you and\
8 Mr. Epstein were staying in overnight?
9 A. I stayed overnight there.
10 Q. Was [REDACTED] staying there\
11 overnight?
12 A. I don't recall.
13 Q. How many nights did you and\
14 Mr. Epstein stay in this house in Columbus?
15 A. I don't recall.
16 Q. Was it more than one?
17 A. I don't recall.
18 Q. The night or nights that you and\
19 Mr. Epstein stayed at this house in Columbus,\
20 was [REDACTED] there?
21 A. I don't recall.
22 Q. When you saw [REDACTED] in Ohio,\
23 did you talk to her?
24 A. I'm assuming I must have said\
25 hello, so yes.
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2 Q. Other than assuming you may have\
3 said hello, did you have any conversations\
4 with her?\
5 A. Not that I recall.\
6 Q. Did [REDACTED] complain to you or\
7 Mr. Epstein about anything?\
8 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
9 and foundation.\
10 A. I don't know what she would have\
11 done if she complained to Jeffrey about\
12 anything, but she didn't complain to me, as\
13 far as I recall.\
14 Q. As far as you know, she didn't\
15 complain to Mr. Epstein,, is that correct?\
16 A. I have no knowledge of what she did\
17 or didn't do in that regard.\
18 Q. Did she call the police or threaten\
19 to call the police because of anything that\
20 either you or Mr. Epstein did?\
21 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
22 and foundation.\
23 A. I never ever heard that.\
24 Q. [REDACTED] didn't tell you, is your\
25 testimony?
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2 ever see [REDACTED]\
3 A. I don't recall ever seeing her.\
4 Q. [REDACTED]\
5 [REDACTED]\
6 A. [REDACTED]\
7 Q. Did [REDACTED] ever engage in any\
8 sexual activity with Mr. Epstein?\
9 A. I wouldn't know. I would assume\
10 not, but I don't know.\
11 Q. Do you have any reason to believe\
12 that Mr. Epstein engaged in any sexual\
13 activity with [REDACTED]\
14 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
15 and foundation.\
16 A. I wouldn't know.\
17 Q. [REDACTED]\
[REDACTED]\
[REDACTED]\
[REDACTED]\
[REDACTED]\
[REDACTED]\
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
3 and foundation.\
4 A. My testimony is I never heard that,\
5 period.\
6 Q. That includes, I assume, that you\
7 never heard that from [REDACTED] that's your\
8 testimony?\
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
10 and foundation.\
11 A. I think you can safely say if\
12 you've never heard it at all, it would\
13 encompass anybody at all. It means you never\
14 heard it, period.\
15 Q. Did you ever see [REDACTED] in\
16 Ohio?\
17 A. Not that I recall.\
18 Q. Where did you last see [REDACTED]\
19 [REDACTED]\
20 A. I only recall seeing her at the\
21 ranch.\
22 Q. In New Mexico?\
23 A. Yeah.\
24 Q. Other than seeing [REDACTED] at\
25 Mr. Epstein's place in New Mexico, did you
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2 [REDACTED]\
3 [REDACTED]\
4 [REDACTED]\
5 [REDACTED]\
6 [REDACTED]\
7 [REDACTED]\
8 [REDACTED]\
9 [REDACTED]\
10 [REDACTED]\
11 [REDACTED]\
12 [REDACTED]\
13 Q. Did you, or to your knowledge,\
14 Mr. Epstein pay for [REDACTED] to go to\
15 Thailand?\
16 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
17 and foundation.\
18 A. I am not aware.\
19 Q. Do you know whether [REDACTED]\
20 went to Thailand?\
21 A. I have no knowledge of anything\
22 like that.\
23 Q. Did you ever give anyone\
24 instructions as to how to give a massage?\
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
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2 and foundation.\
3 A. No. With a clarification, I do --\
4 I have very -- how to massage feet, pressure\
5 points on a foot and pressure points on a\
6 hand.\
7 Q. Is what you're saying is that you\
8 gave people instructions as to how to massage\
9 feet and hands?\
10 A. I have never given any\
11 instructions. I have shown where pressure\
12 points are on a hand and on a foot, but I\
13 have never given instructions on how to do\
14 it. I have demonstrated where a pressure\
15 point on a hand and a foot is.\
16 Q. Did you do that demonstration with\
17 people who were giving or were planning to\
18 give Mr. Epstein massages?\
19 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
20 and foundation.\
21 A. No, just in general, something\
22 that I know how to do, so it would be just as\
23 a general thing I have done.\
24 Q. When you talk about general thing\
25 you have done, is to tell people where the
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2 pressure points are on hands and feet?\
3 A. Yes.\
4 Q. Did you ever use that knowledge to\
5 try to show someone who was giving or was\
6 planning to give Mr. Epstein a massage how to\
7 do it?\
8 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
9 and foundation. Asked and answered.\
10 A. I am not aware of ever having done\
11 that, but I am aware of having shown people\
12 that there is a pressure point on the hand\
13 and foot. I have no specific knowledge of\
14 who. Just in general, I have done it.\
15 Q. Did you show people pressure points\
16 on hands and feet in Mr. Epstein's house in\
17 Palm Beach?\
18 A. I don't recall with specificity\
19 where. I just know I do it because it's just\
20 something that I happen to know, it helps\
21 people, something I know.\
22 Q. What I'm trying to be sure that I\
23 have your testimony on is whether at any of\
24 Mr. Epstein's properties, whether you call it\
25 instructions or not, told people or showed
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2 people how to give massage. Did you do that?\
3 A. I have not done that.\
4 Q. Did you ever tell or show people\
5 how to give Mr. Epstein a massage?\
6 A. No.\
7 Q. Did you ever tell or show people at\
8 Mr. Epstein's properties how to give\
9 massages?\
10 A. No.\
11 Q. Did you at any time, at any of\
12 Mr. Epstein's properties, tell or show anyone\
13 how to give massages or how Mr. Epstein liked\
14 massages?\
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
16 and foundation.\
17 A. No. I think Mr. Epstein is\
18 perfectly capable --\
19 MR. PAGLIUCA: There is no question\
20 pending.\
21 Q. Did Mr. Epstein, in your presence,\
22 ever tell or show anyone how he liked\
23 massages?\
24 A. I don't recall.\
25 Q. Did Mr. Epstein ever tell you how
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2 he liked or didn't like massages given by any\
3 particular person?\
4 A. I can't recall.\
5 Q. In other words, did he ever praise\
6 to you or compliment to you some massage that\
7 he had gotten or some person who had given\
8 him a massage?\
9 A. I'm sure in the course of time he\
10 did, but I can't recall.\
11 Q. Did he ever complain to you or\
12 criticize the massage that anyone gave him?\
13 A. Again, I don't recall.\
14 Q. You know [REDACTED]\
15 [REDACTED], correct?\
16 A. I do.\
17 Q. Did Mr. Epstein, insofar as you\
18 have any reason to believe, ever engage in\
19 sexual activities with her?\
20 A. I have no knowledge.\
21 Q. Did you ever engage in sexual\
22 activities with [REDACTED]\
23 A. No.\
24 Q. Have you had any conversations with\
25 [REDACTED] about Mr. Epstein's
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2 massages or sexual activities?\
3 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
4 and foundation.\
5 A. No.\
6 Q. When was the last time you had any\
7 communications with [REDACTED]\
8 A. A long time ago. So long, I don't\
9 recall.\
10 Q. Were you aware that [REDACTED]\
11 [REDACTED] was noticed for a deposition in this\
12 case?\
13 A. I believe I did know that, yes.\
14 Q. Did you have any conversations with\
15 anyone as to whether or not [REDACTED]\
16 [REDACTED] would or should show up for that\
17 deposition?\
18 MR. PAGLIUCA: Wait a minute, what\
19 does that have to do with the court's\
20 order. Don't answer that question.\
21 Just don't answer it. This is silly.\
22 MR. BOIES: I actually think it is\
23 far from silly. I think it goes to an\
24 obstruction of justice situation that I\
25 think you would be well advised to allow
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2 your client to answer the question on.\
3 MR. PAGLIUCA: Do you have a good\
4 faith basis to suggest that she\
5 suggested that [REDACTED] not show up at\
6 her deposition yesterday?\
7 MR. BOIES: I don't know whether it\
8 was you, I don't know whether it was\
9 her, I don't know who did it. What I do\
10 know is that she didn't show up, and I\
11 think the evidence will be quite clear\
12 that your client's testimony about the\
13 extent of her relationship with [REDACTED]\
14 [REDACTED] is not accurate.\
15 And in that context, I think the\
16 circumstances under which it turns out\
17 that she doesn't show up is entirely\
18 appropriate for examination, but that is\
19 something that I'm happy to talk to the\
20 judge about.\
21 MR. PAGLIUCA: Sure. And I hope\
22 that you give him some good faith basis\
23 for the assertions that you are making\
24 here today, which are wholly improper.\
25 MR. BOIES: I don't think they are
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2 at all improper. I am not making any\
3 assertions. I'm simply asking\
4 questions. I'm trying to find out what\
5 the facts are.\
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: No, you are not.\
7 MR. BOIES: Yes, I am. You are\
8 trying to keep the facts from coming\
9 out.\
10 MR. PAGLIUCA: No, I'm not. I'm\
11 trying to keep this orderly and not\
12 abusive as to where it is going.\
13 MR. BOIES: This is so far from\
14 abusive.\
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: I think we should\
16 take a lunch break, given it is noon.\
17 MR. BOIES: We will do it in a half\
18 hour, I want to finish this line of\
19 questioning. I will guarantee we are\
20 out by 12:30.\
21 BY MR. BOIES:\
22 Q. Let me ask you about a few other\
23 people.\
24 [REDACTED], do you know her?\
25 A. I do.
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2 Q. Is she anyone with whom Mr. Epstein\
3 had sex?\
4 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
5 and foundation.\
6 A. I have no idea.\
7 Q. Is she anyone with whom Mr. Epstein\
8 engaged in sexual activities?\
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
10 and foundation.\
11 A. I have no personal knowledge.\
12 Q. When you say you have no personal\
13 knowledge, what do you mean by personal\
14 knowledge?\
15 A. I mean that I've read the police\
16 reports, so that's the only knowledge I have\
17 of what [REDACTED] or anybody else has with\
18 Jeffrey. I have no way of knowing whether\
19 they did or not. Personal knowledge means\
20 did I know myself.\
21 Q. After you saw the police reports\
22 about Mr. Epstein's relations with [REDACTED]\
23 [REDACTED], did you ever talk to Mr. Epstein\
24 about whether or not that police report was\
25 or was not accurate?
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2 A. I have not.
3 Q. You did communicate with
4 Mr. Epstein after you saw that police report,
5 correct?
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
7 and foundation.
8 A. I don't know that's true.
9 Q. When did you see the police report?
10 MR. PAGLIUCA: If this involves
11 communications with me, I'm going to
12 instruct you not to answer the
13 questions.
14 Q. Is it your testimony that the only
15 time you saw the police reports was when it
16 was shown to you by your counsel?
17 A. That's the only time I recollect.
18 Q. What?
19 A. That's the only time I remember
20 seeing it.
21 Q. When did your counsel show you the
22 police report?
23 MR. PAGLIUCA: If you remember, you
24 can answer that question.
25 A. I don't know. I guess recently,
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2 but I don't recall.
3 Q. In the last 30 days?
4 A. I really don't remember when I saw
5 it.
6 Q. Was the first time that you saw the
7 police report sometime this calendar year
8 2016?
9 A. I don't remember when I've seen
10 them. It's in the course of this latest
11 lies.
12 Q. What do you mean, in the course of
13 this latest lies?
14 A. In the course of this defamation
15 suit.
16 Q. And you may not be able to answer
17 this, but if you can, I just want to know.
18 When you saw the police report in the course
19 of this defamation suit, was it this calendar
20 year, that is 2016, sometime?
21 A. I don't know, I'm sorry, I have no
22 memory.
23 Q. When is the last time you had a
24 conversation or communication with
25 Mr. Epstein?
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2 A. A very long time ago.
3 Q. How long?
4 A. I think two years ago, something
5 like that.
6 Q. Before this defamation lawsuit?
7 A. Excuse me?
8 Q. Before this defamation lawsuit?
9 A. You are asking if I communicated
10 with him before the defamation? What are you
11 asking me?
12 Q. Have you communicated with
13 Mr. Epstein since this defamation lawsuit was
14 filed?
15 A. I don't believe I have. I haven't
16 spoken to him -- no, I don't think so. I
17 don't remember when it was filed, no, I don't
18 think so.
19 Q. By communication, I don't mean just
20 speaking to him. I mean writing him a
21 letter, email, communicated in any way?
22 A. No.
23 Q. When you say no, does that mean you
24 have not communicated with Mr. Epstein in any
25 way since this lawsuit was filed?
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2 A. I don't recall any communications
3 with him since this lawsuit has been filed.
4 Q. Did you ever discuss [REDACTED]
5 [REDACTED] with Mr. Epstein?
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
7 and foundation.
8 A. I would have had conversations with
9 him in general terms. Obviously I talked
10 about her with him but not in any context of
11 this situation. Just I will have talked to
12 him about her.
13 Q. When was the last time you talked
14 to Mr. Epstein about [REDACTED]
15 A. Probably in 2003, 2002.
16 Q. What was the subject matter of that
17 conversation?
18 A. I have no idea.
19 Q. Did it have anything to do with
20 Mr. Epstein's relationship with [REDACTED]
21 [REDACTED]
22 A. No, I have no idea. It would have
23 nothing to do with anything other than a
24 work-related issue.
25 Q. Did [REDACTED] work for
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2 Mr. Epstein?
3 A. I believe she did.
4 Q. Was she working for Mr. Epstein in\
5 2003?
6 A. I believe she was.
7 Q. What was her job?
8 A. I don't exactly know what her job,\
9 her responsibilities were.
10 Q. Do you know any of job\
11 responsibilities?
12 A. I believe she traveled with him and\
13 help managed the houses and run the staff and\
14 whatever else he asked her to do. She worked\
15 for Mr. Epstein, so you would have to ask\
16 him.
17 Q. Was it your understanding that\
18 [REDACTED] at some point had had a\
19 sexual or romantic relationship with\
20 Mr. Epstein?
21 A. I have no knowledge of that.
22 Q. Let me go back to [REDACTED].\
23 Did you know, yourself, [REDACTED].
24 A. I met her.
25 Q. Where did you meet her?
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2 A. I don't recall where I met her, I\
3 just don't.
4 Q. Did you meet her at one of\
5 Mr. Epstein's properties?
6 A. It's possible, but I don't recall\
7 where I met her.
8 Q. Did you ever see [REDACTED] at any of\
9 Mr. Epstein's properties?
10 A. I believe that -- I believe on the\
11 island, I recall, maybe.
12 Q. Virgin Islands?
13 A. Virgin Islands.
14 Q. Did [REDACTED] work for Mr. Epstein?
15 A. I don't know.
16 Q. Did [REDACTED] travel with Mr. Epstein?
17 A. I don't know. If she was on the\
18 island, then presumably she did. I don't\
19 recall.
20 Q. Did you ever see [REDACTED]\
21 at any of Mr. Epstein's properties other than\
22 in the Virgin Islands?
23 A. Not that I recall.
24 Q. Leaving aside anything that you\
25 have learned since this defamation suit
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2 started, did you have any reason to believe\
3 that Mr. Epstein had engaged in sexual\
4 activities with [REDACTED]
5 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
6 and foundation.
7 A. I don't -- I have no idea. It\
8 wouldn't be something I think about.
9 Q. I'm sorry, say that again?
10 A. I would have no idea.
11 Q. Did [REDACTED], insofar as\
12 you were aware, ever give Mr. Epstein a\
13 massage?
14 A. I have no idea.
15 Q. Did you ever see her go into the\
16 massage room?
17 A. Not that I recall, no.
18 Q. Did you ever tell [REDACTED]\
19 that Mr. Epstein wanted her in the massage\
20 room?
21 A. No.
22 Q. Did you ever have any discussions\
23 with Mr. Epstein about [REDACTED]
24 A. None.
25 Q. Did you ever have any discussions
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2 with [REDACTED] about Mr. Epstein?
3 A. None.
4 Q. Do you know how much money, if any,\
5 Mr. Epstein paid [REDACTED]
6 A. I have no idea, no, I have no idea.
7 Q. Do you know whether Mr. Epstein\
8 paid [REDACTED], even if you don't know\
9 the amount?
10 A. No, I would not know that.\
11 Actually, I don't, I don't recall any\
12 conversation --
13 MR. PAGLIUCA: There is no question\
14 pending.
15 Q. Do you know who [REDACTED]\
16 is?
17 A. Yes.
18 Q. Would you identify him for the\
19 record?
20 A. [REDACTED]
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2 in Palm Beach in the 1990s and 2000s?\
3 A. I don't believe so.\
4 Q. [REDACTED] for\
5 Mr. Epstein?\
6 A. I believe late -- middle of 2000s.\
7 2004, 2005, something like that.\
8 Q. When he became [REDACTED]\
9 [REDACTED], did he work for Mr. Epstein in\
10 Palm Beach?\
11 A. I believe he did.\
12 Q. And did you see [REDACTED] at\
13 Mr. Epstein's Palm Beach residence while [REDACTED]\
14 [REDACTED]\
15\
16 A. I was not in Palm Beach when he was\
17 working for Mr. Epstein.\
18 Q. I think you answered the question,\
19 but I want to be absolutely certain. Is it\
20 your testimony that you never saw\
21 [REDACTED] at Mr. Epstein's Palm Beach\
22 residence?\
23 A. That is not my testimony.\
24 Q. Did you ever see [REDACTED] at\
25 Mr. Epstein's Palm Beach residence?
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2 Q. Did you see [REDACTED] at Mr.\
3 Epstein's Palm Beach residence in 2005?\
4 A. I don't recall going to the house\
5 in 2005, but if I was there and he was\
6 working, I would have seen him.\
7 Q. Do you recall, as you sit here now,\
8 one way or another, whether you were at Mr.\
9 Epstein's Palm Beach residence in 2005?\
10 A. I don't recall going to the house\
11 in 2005, but if I did go, I would have seen\
12 him. And if I did go, it would have been\
13 once, maybe, I maybe went to the house in\
14 2005, I don't recall.\
15 Q. If you went to the house in 2005,\
16 is it your testimony it would have only been\
17 once?\
18 A. Sounds about right, maybe twice. I\
19 was not in Palm Beach in 2005.\
20 Q. For you to have been at Mr.\
21 Epstein's house in Palm Beach, you would have\
22 had to have been in Palm Beach, right?\
23 A. I would have had to have been in\
24 Palm Beach to be at his house in Palm Beach,\
25 of course.
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2 A. I'm sure I did because I would have\
3 seen him. I'm sure I did see him but -- yes,\
4 I would have seen him.\
5 Q. When did you see [REDACTED] at\
6 Mr. Epstein's Palm Beach residence?\
7 A. If I'm right and I could -- the\
8 dates are a bit off, Mr. Epstein's mother\
9 died, I think [REDACTED] was working for\
10 Mr. Epstein at that time, and I helped with\
11 the funeral arrangements and I would have\
12 seen him at that point.\
13 Q. Other than the one occasion when\
14 Mr. Epstein's mother died, we can figure out\
15 what the date of that was --\
16 A. I don't have all the dates in my\
17 head.\
18 Q. Other than the one occasion when\
19 Mr. Epstein's mother died, did you ever see\
20 [REDACTED]\
21 A. In that period of time when I went\
22 very infrequently to Palm Beach, I don't know\
23 how many times, maybe once or twice and had\
24 he been at the house, I would have seen him,\
25 so there would have been very few times.
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2 Q. So when you say you were not in\
3 Palm Beach in 2005, does that mean it is your\
4 testimony you were not at Mr. Epstein's house\
5 in Palm Beach in 2005?\
6 A. I don't recall being at Mr.\
7 Epstein's house in 2005, I don't really\
8 recall being in Palm Beach in 2005, and if I\
9 was in Palm Beach in 2005, I may not have\
10 stayed at his house.\
11 Q. Is it your testimony that the most\
12 you would have been at Mr. Epstein's house in\
13 Palm Beach in 2005 was once or twice, if\
14 that?\
15 A. To the best of my recollection,\
16 that sounds about right. But I really don't\
17 recall, 2005 is a long time ago, I just don't\
18 recall.\
19 Q. You were continuing to work for\
20 Mr. Epstein in 2005?\
21 A. I was helping out in just very\
22 specific areas of staffing of the houses and\
23 some architectural details and decorating.\
24 Q. You were getting paid?\
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: We've gone over
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2 this. You don't need to testify about
3 this again. We will take it up with the
4 judge, if we need to. I let this go on
5 for 15 minutes about Palm Beach.
6 MR. BOIES: I ask the question, you
7 give the instruction, the judge decides.
8 Q. In 2005, were you assisting in the
9 arranging of massages for Mr. Epstein?
10 A. No.
11 Q. Not at all is your testimony?
12 A. Correct.
13 MR. BOIES: This is a good time to
14 take a lunch break.
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: Okay. I don't
16 intend on being here all day, so if you
17 have some important questions you want
18 to ask, you may want to get to those.
19 MR. BOIES: You can walk out any
20 time you want.
21 MR. PAGLIUCA: We are getting
22 close.
23 MR. BOIES: The judge will decide
24 whether that's appropriate or not.
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: We are getting
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4
5 G H I S L A I N E M A X W E L L,
6 resumed and testified as follows:
7
8 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is 1:16
9 p.m., and we are back on the record.
10 This also begins DVD No. 5.
11 MR. PAGLIUCA: One housekeeping
12 matter before you get started. The
13 original deposition was as confidential
14 and we would designate this continued
15 deposition as confidential as well.
16 MR. BOIES: Okay.
17 Let me ask you to look at a
18 document that has been marked as Maxwell
19 Deposition Exhibit 28. This is another
20 list of names.
21 (Maxwell Exhibit 28, List of names,
22 marked for identification, as of this
23 date.)
24 Q. What I would ask you to do is to
25 identify the names that are here that you do
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2 not recognize. That is, I think you will
3 recognize most of the names --
4 MR. POTTINGER: Excuse me one
5 second.
6 Q. What I was saying was that I would
7 like you to look at the names here and tell
8 me which names you do not recognize.
9 A. I pretty much recognize these
10 names. I don't know everybody very well, but
11 I recognize the names.
12 Q. You know who they are?
13 A. I don't know if I know who they
14 are. I recognize the names.
15 Q. Are most of the people on this list
16 people that you've met before?
17 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
18 and foundation.
19 A. I believe I've met pretty much
20 everybody on this list.
21 Q. Who on the list have you not met?
22 A. I think I met them all.
23 Q. Now, were all of these people
24 people that at one time or another you were
25 with with Mr. Epstein?
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3 and foundation.
4 A. I believe so.
5 Q. Were any of these people on the
6 list, obviously leaving aside Mr. Epstein
7 himself, people who, to your knowledge,
8 received massages at one or more of Mr.
9 Epstein's properties?
10 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
11 and foundation.
12 A. I couldn't say.
13 Q. Are there any people on this list
14 who you have reason to believe received
15 massages at one or more of Mr. Epstein's
16 properties?
17 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
18 and foundation.
19 A. I couldn't say.
20 Q. Just to be clear, my most recent
21 question is whether any of the people on this
22 list are people who you have reason to
23 believe received massages at one of Mr.
24 Epstein's properties?
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: Same objection.
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2 A. I couldn't say.
3 Q. Why can't you say?
4 A. Because I just don't know.
5 Q. Well, you know whether you have a
6 reason to believe, correct?
7 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
8 and foundation.
9 A. These are events that took place 17
10 years ago, and I really do not know. It is
11 possible that people on that list got a
12 massage, it's also possible they didn't. I
13 really don't know, leaving aside, of course,
14 Mr. Epstein himself.
15 Q. Yes.
16 MR. PAGLIUCA: One second, I'm
17 getting text messages.
18 [REDACTED]
19 [REDACTED]
20 [REDACTED]
21 [REDACTED]
22 [REDACTED]
23 [REDACTED]
24 [REDACTED]
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3 A. [REDACTED] was his girlfriend.
4 Q. I am sorry?
5 A. [REDACTED] was his girlfriend.
6 Q. When was [REDACTED] Mr. Epstein's
7 girlfriend?
8 A. I don't know the dates, but I
9 believe in the '80s.
10 Q. In the 1980s?
11 A. Yeah, and part of the 1990s, I
12 believe. So I don't know when they started
13 and when they ended. They were in a
14 long-term relationship.
15 Q. Was Mr. Epstein engaged in sexual
16 activities with [REDACTED] during the
17 period of time that you were involved with
18 Mr. Epstein?
19 A. I wouldn't know.
20 Q. How old was [REDACTED] when she
21 was first involved with Mr. Epstein?
22 A. I don't know.
23 Q. How old was [REDACTED] when you
24 first met her?
25 A. I don't recall.
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2 Q. Did any of the people on this list,
3 other than Mr. Epstein himself, and the list
4 is Exhibit 28, ever ask you to arrange a
5 massage?
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
7 and foundation.
8 A. Not that I recall.
9 Q. Did you arrange a massage for any
10 of the people on this list other than
11 Mr. Epstein?
12 A. Not that I recall.
13 Q. Were any of the people on this
14 list, other than Mr. Epstein, given a massage
15 at any of Mr. Epstein's residences?
16 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
17 and foundation. Asked and answered.
18 A. I wouldn't know.
19 Q. Did any of the people on this list,
20 other than Mr. Epstein, engage in sexual
21 activities with anyone at Mr. Epstein's
22 properties?
23 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
24 and foundation.
25 A. I wouldn't know.
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2 Q. When you say I wouldn't know, I
3 take it you mean to include that you
4 testified that you do not know, is that
5 correct?
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
7 and foundation.
8 A. I would have no knowledge. I have
9 no knowledge of what you are asking me.
10 Q. Did you ever have conversations
11 with anyone that were intended to convince
12 them to engage in sexual activities with
13 Mr. Epstein?
14 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
15 and foundation. This has been asked and
16 answered in her previous deposition, by
17 the way.
18 A. No.
19 Q. Did you ever tell anyone that
20 Mr. Epstein was a scout for Victoria's
21 Secret?
22 A. I don't recall saying that.
23 Q. Did you ever tell anyone that
24 Mr. Epstein could get them a job with
25 Victoria's Secret?
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2 A. I don't recall saying that.
3 Q. Do you deny saying that, or do you
4 simply say you don't recall, one way or
5 another, whether you said it?
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: This is outside the
7 court's order, so I will tell you not to
8 answer this, and we will take it up with
9 the judge.
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15 Q. Was there anything that occurred 16 that led you to conclude that you didn't want
17 to be there anymore?
18 A. I ceased to be happy in the job and 19 I ceased to be happy spending time with
20 Mr. Epstein.
21 Q. Was there anything that happened 22 that you can identify that caused you to 23 cease to be happy spending time with
24 Mr. Epstein?
25 A. He became more difficult to work
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3 Q. Was there any particular aspect of\
4 that that you can identify now?\
5 A. Just general. Just doesn't work.\
6 Q. Let me focus on [REDACTED]. Now,\
7 you testified that you have no reason to\
8 believe that [REDACTED] engaged in sexual\
9 activities with anyone at any of Mr.\
10 Epstein's residences, is that correct?\
11 A. I would have no knowledge of that.\
12 Q. Did you ever see [REDACTED] engage\
13 in sexual activities with anyone?\
14 A. I did not.\
15 Q. Did you ever see [REDACTED] taking\
16 photographs of people engaged in sexual\
17 activities?\
18 A. I did not.\
19 Q. I apologize for getting into\
20 something that is kind of an intimate area,\
21 but I need to establish this, in part because\
22 it relates to patterns of conduct, and I need\
23 to ask you some questions about your sexual\
24 activities with Mr. Epstein.\
25 A. Okay.
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7 Q. Did you ever have conversations\
8 with anyone who was engaged in sexual\
9 activities with Mr. Epstein about those\
10 sexual activities?\
11 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
12 and foundation.\
13 A. I never had those conversations.\
14 Q. So would it be your testimony that\
15 you never had any conversations about Mr.\
16 Epstein's sexual activities with [REDACTED]\
17 [REDACTED]\
18 A. I have never talked about sex with\
19 [REDACTED] at any point. I have hardly ever\
20 spoken to her.\
21 Q. Would your testimony be the same\
22 with respect to [REDACTED]\
23 A. That would be true, correct, I have\
24 not.\
25 Q. And [REDACTED]?
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2 A. Of course not.\
3 Q. Were there any young men that, to\
4 your knowledge, would bring women over to\
5 Mr. Epstein's residences to perform services\
6 for Mr. Epstein?\
7 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
8 and foundation.\
9 A. Can you repeat the question,\
10 please?\
11 Q. Were there any young men that, to\
12 your knowledge, would bring women over to\
13 Mr. Epstein's residences to perform services\
14 for Mr. Epstein?\
15 A. I have no idea what you are talking\
16 about, I'm sorry.\
17 Q. I'm talking about whether there\
18 were any young men that brought women over to\
19 Mr. Epstein's residence to perform services?\
20 A. I can't think of a single man in\
21 that context that I've ever met.\
22 Q. You testified earlier that you did\
23 not recall ever meeting [REDACTED], is\
24 that correct?\
25 A. I don't believe I ever have.
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2 Q. Insofar as you were aware, did
3 [REDACTED] ever have a male friend that
4 visited her at the Epstein residences?
5 A. I don't recall ever seeing a man
6 with Virginia. I believe she had a fiance
7 that I was aware of, I think, but that's all.
8 Q. When were you aware that [REDACTED]
9 [REDACTED] had a fiance?
10 A. I can't say I became aware from
11 reading all this stuff, or I was aware of it
12 at the time. I don't know.
13 Q. Did you ever meet [REDACTED]
14 fiance?
15 A. I don't think I ever did. I don't
16 recall meeting any men with Virginia.
17 Q. Do you know [REDACTED],
18 [REDACTED]
19 A. I never heard that name before.
20 Q. Have you ever heard the name of
21 [REDACTED]
22 A. I don't recollect that name at all.
23 MR. PAGLIUCA: Mr. Boies, those
24 names are on Exhibit 26, which we have
25 already gone over and she said she
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2 didn't recognize those people, so now we
3 are just repeating things that we went
4 over.
5 MR. BOIES: I am in the context of
6 seeing if I can refresh her
7 recollection, because these are women
8 that [REDACTED], who she also does not
9 recall, brought over to Mr. Epstein's
10 residences, and I also want to make a
11 very clear record of what her testimony
12 is and is not right now.
13 Again, you can instruct her not to
14 answer if you wish.
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: I'm trying to get to
16 nonrepetitive questions here. You
17 basically asked the same question three
18 times. Then we get a pile of notes that
19 get pushed up to you, you read those.
20 Then you ask those three times, and then
21 we go to another question. So it's
22 taking an inordinately long amount of
23 time and it shouldn't.
24 MR. BOIES: I think that is a
25 demonstrably inaccurate statement of
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2 what has been going on, and I
3 attribute -- maybe I shouldn't attribute
4 it at all.
5 But if you want to instruct not to
6 answer, instruct not to answer. If you
7 don't, again, all I will do is request
8 that you cease your comments. I can't
9 do that. All I can do is seek sanctions
10 afterwards.
11 BY MR. BOIES:
12 Q. Ms. Maxwell.
13 A. Mr. Boies.
14 Q. What?
15 A. I'm replying. You said Ms.
16 Maxwell, I said Mr. Boies.
17 Q. Do you have a question?
18 A. No.
19 Q. I have a question.
20 A. I'm sure you do.
21 Q. During the time that you were in
22 the property or at the property that
23 Mr. Epstein has in the Virgin Islands, were
24 you aware of Mr. Epstein getting any
25 massages?
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2 A. He did receive massages at the
3 Virgin Islands property.
4 Q. From whom did he receive massages
5 at the Virgin Islands?
6 A. There is a professional masseuse
7 and masseur that came from St. [REDACTED].
8 Q. This was somebody who came over
9 from St. [REDACTED] for the day to give massages
10 and then left, or was that person a resident?
11 A. I believe, from memory, they came
12 over, gave a massage and left.
13 Q. And who arranged for this person to
14 come over from St. [REDACTED]?
15 A. Probably the staff at the island.
16 Q. But you don't know?
17 A. The staff of the island would have
18 made those arrangements.
19 Q. Who at the staff?
20 A. Whoever would have been running the
21 island at that period of time.
22 Q. Do you know who that was?
23 A. I'm sorry, in this moment I can't
24 think of the names of the people who worked
25 on the island.
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2 Q. Did you ever arrange for anyone to
3 give Mr. Epstein a massage at his Virgin
4 Island property?
5 A. I don't recall if I ever made a
6 call to the massage people in St. [REDACTED]. I
7 don't recall.
8 Q. Did Mr. Epstein ever receive
9 massages at his Virgin Island property from
10 people that he had brought with him on his
11 plane from the United States?
12 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
13 and foundation.
14 A. I don't know.
15 Q. Did you ever participate in
16 arranging for a massage for Mr. Epstein by
17 someone who had been brought to the island on
18 Mr. Epstein's plane?
19 A. My memory of the massages on the
20 island were from people who came from St.
21 [REDACTED].
22 Q. Does that mean that you never
23 participated in arranging for a massage for
24 Mr. Epstein at his Virgin Island property to
25 be given by someone who had been brought to
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2 the island on Mr. Epstein's plane?
3 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
4 and foundation.
5 A. I don't recall, I have no idea.
6 Q. Mr. Epstein did bring women to his
7 Virgin Island property on his plane from time
8 to time, right?
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
10 and foundation.
11 A. People came to the island who were
12 his guests.
13 Q. And some of those guests, as you
14 described it, were women, right?
15 A. Indeed.
16 Q. Did you ever participate in
17 arranging for any of the women that came to
18 Mr. Epstein's Virgin Island property to
19 provide Mr. Epstein with a massage?
20 A. No.
21 Q. Where on the Virgin Island property
22 did Mr. Epstein have his massages?
23 A. I believe from memory he had them
24 in the [REDACTED] cabana.
25 Q. In what?
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2 A. It was a cabana, and also he had a
3 beach place, a place on the beach where from
4 time to time he would...
5 Q. Did you ever see Mr. Epstein being
6 given a massage in the beach area where he
7 from time to time had massages?
8 A. I don't have any recollection of a
9 specific memory, but it was just on the
10 beach, so there wouldn't be any privacy, he
11 would just be getting a massage.
12 Q. That would be visible to people who
13 are on the beach, correct?
14 A. It would be, yes.
15 Q. Did you, at any time when you were
16 there, see Mr. Epstein being given a massage
17 in this beach area other than by a
18 professional masseuse brought to the island
19 from St. [REDACTED]?
20 A. I don't have any memory of -- I
21 don't have a specific memory of seeing him
22 get a massage on the beach. I just have an
23 image of a massage on the beach, so I don't
24 know who, I have no memory of it.
25 Q. Whether or not you have a specific
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2 memory of it, do you have a general memory
3 that from time to time Mr. Epstein got
4 massages down in the beach area?
5 A. I have a general memory, I do.
6 Q. Do you have a general memory that
7 from time to time those massages were given
8 to Mr. Epstein by people other than a
9 professional masseuse brought to the island
10 from St. [REDACTED]?
11 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
12 and foundation.
13 A. I have no idea who would be giving
14 him a massage in that general memory of mine,
15 so I can't say. The massages that I recall
16 were from people from St. [REDACTED], and that's
17 what I recall.
18 Q. Did anyone ever complain to you
19 that Mr. Epstein had demanded sex of them?
20 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
21 and foundation.
22 A. Is that a question?
23 Q. Yes.
24 A. Never.
25 Q. Do you know somebody named [REDACTED]
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3 A. I do not.\
4 Q. Who is he?\
5 A. I don't know him -- I know who he\
6 is now, but he worked, I believe, for [REDACTED]\
7 [REDACTED], but prior to --\
8 Q. [REDACTED]\
9 A. Yeah.\
10 Q. It's your testimony you never met\
11 [REDACTED]\
12 A. I don't recall ever meeting him.\
13 Q. Do you remember being at [REDACTED]\
14 [REDACTED]\
15 [REDACTED]\
16 A. I do not.\
17 Q. Do you ever remember at [REDACTED]\
18 [REDACTED] during\
19 the period of time that you were with\
20 Mr. Epstein?\
21 A. I do not.\
22 Q. Was there ever a time when you were\
23 at [REDACTED] with a girl under the\
24 age of 21 who had been with Mr. Epstein?\
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
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3 and foundation.\
4 A. No, no.\
5 Q. Let me see if I can possibly\
6 refresh your recollection. Do you recall\
7 being at the [REDACTED]\
8 [REDACTED] that was crying and very\
9 distraught?\
10 A. I have never seen that.\
11 Q. Did you ever take the passport of\
12 any person who had told you that Mr. Epstein\
13 had demanded sex of them?\
14 A. No.\
15 Q. Were you ever at any residence of\
16 Mr. Epstein's when Alan Dershowitz was\
17 present?\
18 A. I'm sure I was.\
19 Q. Were you at Mr. Epstein's Palm\
20 Beach residence when Mr. Dershowitz was\
21 present?\
22 A. I may have been. It's possible.\
23 Q. Were you at Mr. Epstein's New\
24 Mexico property when Mr. Dershowitz was\
25 present?
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3 A. Can you repeat the question,\
4 please?\
5 Q. Sure.\
6 You remember from time to time\
7 being at [REDACTED], correct?\
8 A. I do.\
9 Q. And I think you testified that you\
10 don't remember whether [REDACTED] was present\
11 on any of those occasions, although he might\
12 have been, correct?\
13 A. If [REDACTED] was standing right\
14 here in front of me, I wouldn't know who he\
15 is.\
16 Q. Does that mean you are saying that\
17 you never met him or simply that you don't\
18 remember him?\
19 A. I don't know if I ever met him, but\
20 if I saw him in a picture, maybe I would\
21 recognize it, but I don't believe I'd\
22 remember him.\
23 Q. Did you ever go to the [REDACTED]\
24 [REDACTED] with some woman who had previously\
25 been with Mr. Epstein?
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2 A. I don't have any memory of that,\
3 but it's possible. I just don't recall it.\
4 Q. Were you at Mr. Epstein's Virgin\
5 Islands property when Mr. Dershowitz was\
6 present?\
7 A. That I do recall, yes.\
8 Q. Were you at Mr. Epstein's New York\
9 property when Mr. Dershowitz was present?\
10 A. Again, it's possible, but I don't\
11 have a memory of it.\
12 Q. How many times do you recall being\
13 at Mr. Epstein's Virgin Island property when\
14 Mr. Dershowitz was also present?\
15 A. I only recall once.\
16 Q. When was that?\
17 A. I don't recall the date.\
18 Q. Who else was present on that time?\
19 A. I believe his wife and his\
20 daughter.\
21 Q. Anyone else?\
22 A. I don't recall anyone else.\
23 Q. Anyone else on the whole island. I\
24 don't just mean with him. I mean did\
25 Mr. Epstein have other guests with him at
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3 A. I don't recall anybody else.\
4 Q. How did you arrive there?\
5 A. I don't know.\
6 Q. Did you come with Mr. Epstein?\
7 A. I don't know, I'm sorry.\
8 Q. How did Mr. Dershowitz arrive\
9 there?\
10 A. Again, I don't know.\
11 Q. Did he come with Mr. Epstein?\
12 A. I don't know.\
13 Q. Other than that one time that you\
14 say you were at the Virgin Island property\
15 with Mr. Dershowitz, had you ever met\
16 Mr. Dershowitz in Mr. Epstein's presence?\
17 MR. PAGLIUCA: This is outside of\
18 the court's order. I will tell you not\
19 to answer that question.\
20 THE WITNESS: Okay.\
21 Q. Did Mr. Dershowitz ever receive a\
22 massage at any of Mr. Epstein's properties?\
23 A. I don't recall.\
24 Q. Did you ever have any conversations\
25 with Mr. Dershowitz?
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3 answer that question. About what,\
4 anything?\
5 Q. Did you ever have any conversations\
6 with Mr. Dershowitz at Mr. Epstein's\
7 properties?\
8 A. I did, about metal detecting.\
9 Q. Anything else?\
10 A. I only recall metal detecting.\
11 Q. Where did that conversation take\
12 place?\
13 A. As I was metal detecting.\
14 Q. I said where?\
15 A. On the island.\
16 Q. That's the only conversation that\
17 you recall, is that your testimony?\
18 A. Yes, that is my testimony.\
19 Q. Do you recall ever seeing\
20 Mr. Dershowitz at any of Mr. Epstein's\
21 residences other than the Virgin Island\
22 property?\
23 A. That's the only specific memory I\
24 have of the conversation that I recall\
25 because it was something special.
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2 Q. I'm not now asking you about a\
3 conversation.\
4 A. What are you asking me? Sorry.\
5 Q. Do you recall ever seeing\
6 Mr. Dershowitz at any of Mr. Epstein's\
7 residences other than the Virgin Island\
8 property?\
9 A. I don't have any specific\
10 recollection.\
11 Q. Do you have a general recollection?\
12 A. I have a general recollection that\
13 I have seen him, but I just don't have any\
14 other memory of it. I know I met him. I\
15 just don't recall where or when, except for\
16 that singular event on the island.\
17 Q. When you say you have a general\
18 recollection that you have seen him, do you\
19 mean you have a general recollection that you\
20 have seen him at Mr. Epstein's properties\
21 other than the Virgin Islands?\
22 A. It's just a general recollection,\
23 but I have no specific memory of seeing him.\
24 Q. All I'm trying to do is find out\
25 whether your general recollection is a
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2 general recollection of having seen him\
3 someplace in the world or whether you have a\
4 general recollection of having seen him at\
5 Mr. Epstein's properties?\
6 A. I'm sorry, I really can't answer.\
7 I just don't know. The only memory I have of\
8 him is on the island, and I don't have any\
9 additional memory of him anywhere else.\
10 Q. I mentioned a woman by the name of\
11 [REDACTED] before. Are you familiar with a\
12 [REDACTED] And I don't mean to imply\
13 they are the same people.\
14 A. Is this on any of these lists that\
15 you gave me?\
16 Q. It could have been on the first\
17 list. I don't think so.\
18 A. Is it on this list?\
19 Q. It's not on the second list.\
20 A. So what's your question?\
21 Q. Are you familiar with a woman named\
22 [REDACTED]\
23 A. I'm familiar with the name, yes.\
24 Q. Who is that person?\
25 A. I don't recall who she is.
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1 G. Maxwell - Confidential 2 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 . re you giving me a timeframe heir. because it's been a long time. I'm assuming he is having sexual relations today. You have to bind it to some time. Q. You don't know who he is having sexual relationships with today. do you? A. No. Q. So you can only tell me who Mr. Epstein was having sexual relationships with at a time when you knew about it, correct? A. I have no knowledge of him actually having sex with anybod else outside of what we have identified, ow, ere came a time when you learned that people were asserting that he had had sexual activities with a lot more
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G. Maxwell - Confidential 2 Q. You have testified that you were 3 only aware of a few people that Mr. Epstein 4 had sex with or engaged in sexual activities 5 with at his residences, correct? 6 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form and foundation. A. I didn't say that. Q. How many people are you aware of 10 that Mr. Epstein engaged in sexual activities 11 with at his residences? 12 A. I'm not aware. 13 Q. You are aware of some? 14 A. Well, the ones that we've 15 discussed, but that's all I'm aware of. 16 Q. That's my question. 17 A. Then I can concur, yes. 18 Q. Let's be clear. You have 19 identified three oeoole 20
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2 court's order.\
3 Q. In terms of preparing for this\
4 deposition, what documents did you review?\
5 MR. PAGLIUCA: To the extent I\
6 provided you with any documents to\
7 review, I will tell you that's both --\
8 it's privileged and I instruct you not\
9 to answer.\
10 Q. Did your lawyer provide you with\
11 any documents to review in preparation for\
12 this deposition that refreshed your\
13 recollection about any of the events that\
14 occurred?\
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: You can answer that\
16 question.\
17 A. No.\
18 Q. How many documents did your lawyer\
19 provide you with?\
20 MR. PAGLIUCA: You can answer.\
21 A. One, I believe.\
22 Q. One document. Was that a document\
23 that had been prepared by your attorney, or\
24 was it a document from the past?\
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: I will tell you not
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2 to answer that question.\
3 Q. Was the document that your attorney\
4 showed you a document that you had ever seen\
5 before?\
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: Again, don't answer\
7 questions about what I showed you or\
8 didn't show you.\
9 She already testified that nothing\
10 refreshed her recollection.\
11 MR. BOIES: I don't have to accept\
12 that answer. I can ask these questions,\
13 and I think these are clearly not\
14 privileged questions.\
15 Q. Do you know a [REDACTED]\
16 A. I do.\
17 Q. Who is [REDACTED]\
18 A. She was a friend of Jeffrey's.\
19 Q. Was [REDACTED] someone with whom\
20 Mr. Epstein engaged in sexual activities?\
21 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
22 and foundation.\
23 A. I don't know.\
24 Q. Did you ever have any reason to\
25 believe that Mr. Epstein was engaged in
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2 sexual activities with [REDACTED]\
3 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
4 and foundation.\
5 A. I didn't have any reason -- I had\
6 no idea whether they were or weren't.\
7 Q. Were you with Mr. Epstein in 2005\
8 when the Palm Beach police launched their\
9 investigation?\
10 MR. PAGLIUCA: You don't have to\
11 answer the question. That's outside the\
12 court's order.\
13 Q. When the Palm Beach police launched\
14 their investigation in 2005, did you make any\
15 effort to retain records of the women who had\
16 been present at Mr. Epstein's residences in\
17 the prior period?\
18 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
19 question. It's outside the court's\
20 order.\
21 Q. When the Palm Beach police launched\
22 their investigation in 2005, were you aware\
23 of any effort to destroy records of women who\
24 had been present at Mr. Epstein's residences\
25 in the prior period?
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
3 question. It's outside the court's\
4 order.\
5 Q. In 2005, were you aware of any\
6 effort to destroy records of messages you had\
7 taken of women who had called Mr. Epstein in\
8 the prior period?\
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Don't answer that\
10 question. It's outside the court's\
11 order.\
12 MR. BOIES: I said I would give you\
13 a break every hour. It's been an hour.\
14 MR. PAGLIUCA: Do you want a break\
15 or do you want to keep going?\
16 THE WITNESS: Keep going.\
17 MR. BOIES: What I told you before,\
18 you asked for a break every hour. I am\
19 happy to give you a break at a fixed\
20 time. What I'm not happy to do is\
21 interrupt a chain of examination.\
22 So if you want a break now, we will\
23 take a break now. If you don't want a\
24 break now, we will not break for another\
25 hour.
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: Is there a rule that\
3 you can point me to that mandates that\
4 you get to control the time and place of\
5 breaks?
6 MR. BOIES: No. We will take a\
7 break now, because if what you are going\
8 to do is say, you said at the very\
9 beginning of this thing that you wanted\
10 to have a rule that every hour we took a\
11 break, and I said that was fine with me,\
12 but I just didn't want you taking a\
13 break, particularly since you reserve\
14 the right to talk to your client during\
15 breaks, in the middle of an examination.
16 Now you are saying let's continue\
17 for a while but I am not agreeing to\
18 continue for the next hour. We will\
19 take a break, and we will come back and\
20 we will go from there.
21 MR. PAGLIUCA: We will take a break\
22 at your request now, and then if I want\
23 to take a break, we will take another\
24 break.
25 MR. BOIES: If you take a break to
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2 talk to your witness, I guarantee you\
3 there will be a motion for sanctions. I\
4 think what you're doing with this\
5 witness is inappropriate. I think your\
6 instructions not to answer,\
7 conversations that you had with her\
8 while she is under oath and under\
9 examination is inappropriate.
10 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: It's 2:18 p.m.,\
11 and we are off the record.\
12 (Recess.)
13 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is 2:28\
14 p.m. This also begins DVD No. 6.
15 BY MR. BOIES:
16 Q. Let me hand you a document that has\
17 been previously marked as Maxwell Exhibit 13.\
18 And I would like you to turn to page 91 of\
19 that exhibit. And you see the heading that\
20 says, "Massage-Florida"?
21 A. Actually, I don't -- yes, I do,\
22 sorry.
23 Q. Then you see a list of telephone\
24 numbers with names?
25 A. I do.
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2 Q. I would like to go down those names\
3 and see if any of those people are people\
4 that you recognize. However you think is\
5 best, we can go name by name, or you can tell\
6 me which ones you recognize and which ones\
7 you don't.
8 A. I recognize [REDACTED]. I recognize\
9 [REDACTED]. These are\
10 names that ring bells, nothing else.
11 [REDACTED] I recognize the name.
12 Q. Where is [REDACTED]
13 A. [REDACTED]. I just recognize\
14 these names. It doesn't mean anything else.\
15 I'm just recognizing names.
16 [REDACTED].\
17 Let me do it again and make sure I\
18 didn't miss anyone. That's it.
19 Q. Now, with respect to the people\
20 that you say you recognized the names of,\
21 [REDACTED], were
22 [REDACTED], were\
23 any of those people, people who provided\
24 massages to Mr. Epstein?
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
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2 and foundation.
3 A. Sorry, I guess. I believe [REDACTED]\
4 did, and I believe -- I think that's it that\
5 I know of, I think.
6 Q. Now, just going down the names of\
7 people that you did not recognize, I take it\
8 you are not aware or recognize the name [REDACTED]\
9 first name?
10 A. It was just a first name. I can't\
11 think of a [REDACTED] at this point.
12 Q. The same thing is true for [REDACTED]
13 A. I don't recognize [REDACTED].
14 Q. And [REDACTED]
15 A. I don't recognize [REDACTED]
16 Q. And [REDACTED]
17 A. Is that [REDACTED] Where is that?\
18 That's [REDACTED], I'm sorry, I missed her.\
19 That would probably be [REDACTED].
20 I think [REDACTED] might have been a\
21 masseuse as well. There is a [REDACTED] in the\
22 back of my head.
23 Q. [REDACTED]
24 A. I don't know who that is.
25 Q. What about [REDACTED]
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2 A. No.
3 Q. What about [REDACTED]
4 A. No.
5 Q. [REDACTED]
6 A. No.
7 Q. [REDACTED]
8 A. I didn't think I know a [REDACTED]
9 period.
10 Q. [REDACTED]
11 A. No.
12 Q. Is that Virginie?
13 A. I don't know what that is.
14 Q. Then there is a [REDACTED] or [REDACTED]
15 Do you see that?
16 A. I don't see that.
17 Q. It's right after Virginia, which is
18 right after [REDACTED]
19 A. I see it. I don't know who that
20 is.
21 Q. How about [REDACTED]
22 A. No idea.
23 Q. There is someone here [REDACTED], and
24 described as a redhead?
25 A. I don't know who that is.
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2 Q. [REDACTED]
3 A. No.
4 Q. And there is a [REDACTED]
5 A. I don't know.
6 Q. [REDACTED]
7 A. No idea.
8 Q. Then there is [REDACTED]
9 A. That's a name that keeps coming up.
10 I recognize the name, but I don't know her in
11 particular.
12 Q. What about [REDACTED]
13 A. I have no idea who that is.
14 Q. [REDACTED]
15 A. No idea.
16 Q. Somebody that's listed as
17 [REDACTED], Virginia's friend?
18 A. No.
19 Q. [REDACTED], do you know who that
20 is?
21 A. No.
22 Q. How about [REDACTED] friend?
23 A. No.
24 Q. Do you know who [REDACTED] is?
25 A. No.
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2 Q. Next one is [REDACTED] --
3 A. [REDACTED] is Virginia's guy that you
4 asked me about. I don't know [REDACTED]
5 Q. I asked you about a [REDACTED].
6 A. Right, I don't know him, so I'm
7 guessing, I don't know him.
8 Q. [REDACTED]
9 A. No.
10 Q. [REDACTED]
11 A. No.
12 Q. [REDACTED]
13 A. I don't know who these people are.
14 Q. Was there a list that was kept of
15 women or girls who provided massages?
16 MR. PAGLIUCA: This has been
17 previously deposed on. This is not part
18 of the court's order, I will tell her
19 not to answer.
20 MR. BOIES: You are going to tell
21 her not to answer a question that says
22 was there a list of women or girls who
23 provided massages?
24 MR. PAGLIUCA: She has been
25 previously deposed on this subject.
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2 MR. BOIES: I think this is
3 squarely in the court's order, but if
4 you instruct her not to answer, you
5 instruct her not to answer.
6 MR. PAGLIUCA: We'll find out.
7 BY MR. BOIES:
8 Q. I take it you don't know the ages
9 of any of these people?
10 A. The ones that I did recognize were
11 roughly my age. The ones I don't know, I
12 wouldn't have a clue.
13 Q. Did you, or insofar as you are
14 aware anyone, maintain a list of females that
15 provided massage services to Mr. Epstein at
16 his residences?
17 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form
18 and foundation.
19 You can answer if you can.
20 A. I don't know anything about a list.
21 Q. Let me go back to Exhibit 28. I
22 want to go down this list, excluding
23 Mr. Epstein himself, and just ask you a
24 series of the same essential questions about
25 each one.
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2 [REDACTED], which of Mr. Epstein's\
3 residences did you see [REDACTED] at?\
4 A. I don't have a memory of [REDACTED]\
5 where I would have seen her.\
6 Q. Did you see her at some residence\
7 or property?\
8 A. I did.\
9 Q. Of Mr. Epstein?\
10 A. I did.\
11 Q. You just can't remember which ones,\
12 is that fair?\
13 A. Yes, that's fair.\
14 Q. [REDACTED], which residences of\
15 Mr. Epstein did you see [REDACTED] at?\
16 A. I don't actually recall meeting\
17 [REDACTED], so I can't recall.\
18 Q. So [REDACTED] may be somebody\
19 who you never met, is that your testimony?\
20 A. No, I'm not saying that. I just\
21 don't recall her really at all. I'm sorry, I\
22 don't recall.\
23 Q. Did you see [REDACTED] at some\
24 residence or property of Mr. Epstein?\
25 A. I don't recall.
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2 not to answer these questions anymore.\
3 These do not appear -- I let this go on,\
4 they don't appear to be tied to the\
5 court's order as relating to sex or\
6 massages or anything that's contained in\
7 the order. This is just simply what was\
8 somebody doing at some property at some\
9 point in time. So don't answer these\
10 questions.\
11 Q. It is your assertion that, leaving\
12 Mr. Epstein aside, none of the people on this\
13 list engaged in sexual activities with either\
14 you or Mr. Epstein, correct?\
15 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
16 and foundation.\
17 A. I can only testify to myself. I\
18 cannot testify to Mr. Epstein.\
19 Q. With respect to Mr. Epstein, do you\
20 know, one way or another, whether any of\
21 these people engaged in sexual activities?\
22 A. With respect to Mr. Epstein, how\
23 would I know that?\
24 Q. The answer is lots of ways, but all\
25 I can do is ask you whether you know it or
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2 Q. [REDACTED], what properties of\
3 Mr. Epstein did you see [REDACTED] at?\
4 A. Palm Beach, and I believe New\
5 Mexico and New York.\
6 Q. And [REDACTED]\
7 A. Palm Beach, I believe.\
8 Q. And what was [REDACTED] doing at\
9 Palm Beach when you saw her?\
10 A. If I remember correctly, she was a\
11 real estate broker.\
12 Q. Did you see [REDACTED] at\
13 Mr. Epstein's Virgin Island property?\
14 A. I don't recall.\
15 Q. When you saw [REDACTED] in Palm\
16 Beach and New Mexico and New York, what was\
17 she doing?\
18 A. I don't know.\
19 Q. Do you know why she was there?\
20 A. I think she was just a friend.\
21 Q. A friend of Mr. Epstein's?\
22 A. Yeah.\
23 Q. [REDACTED], what Epstein\
24 properties did you see her at?\
25 MR. PAGLIUCA: I will now tell you
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2 not.\
3 A. I don't.\
4 Q. Do you have any reason to believe\
5 -- because I don't want to get stuck on your\
6 concept of personal knowledge -- do you have\
7 any reason to believe that any of the people\
8 on this list had sexual activities with\
9 Mr. Epstein?\
10 A. I do not.\
11 Q. Do you have any reason to believe\
12 that any of these people had massages at any\
13 Epstein property?\
14 A. I have no idea. It's entirely\
15 possible, but I have no idea.\
16 Q. Do you have any reason to believe\
17 that any of the people on this list, other\
18 than Mr. Epstein himself, engaged in sexual\
19 activities with anyone on Mr. Epstein's\
20 properties?\
21 A. I have no reason to believe that.\
22 Q. Let me go to [REDACTED].\
23 I asked you some questions about [REDACTED]\
24 [REDACTED] earlier and about a possible visit\
25 to that residence of a [REDACTED]. Do you
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2 recall that subject generally?\
3 A. I recall you asking me a question\
4 about it, yes, I do.\
5 Q. Let me ask about another time at\
6 the [REDACTED]. Were you ever at the\
7 [REDACTED] with people who worked at the\
8 Epstein residence?\
9 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
10 and foundation.\
11 A. No.\
12 Q. Were you ever at the [REDACTED]\
13 [REDACTED] when there were a number of females\
14 under the age of 21 dancing?\
15 A. Excuse me?\
16 Q. Were you ever at the [REDACTED]\
17 [REDACTED] when there were a number of females\
18 under the age of 21 dancing?\
19 A. The only people I have seen dancing\
20 at any [REDACTED].\
21 Q. Just those children, no other\
22 children?\
23 A. No other children.\
24 Q. Were you ever at the [REDACTED]\
25 [REDACTED] when females who you had seen at
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2 the residences of Mr. Epstein, [REDACTED]\
3 [REDACTED], were present and dancing?\
4 A. Can you ask me the question again?\
5 Q. Sure. I'm focusing on [REDACTED]\
6 [REDACTED] and I'm focusing on children other\
7 than [REDACTED].\
8 A. I'm there.\
9 Q. I'm asking whether you were ever at\
10 [REDACTED] where there were females\
11 other than the [REDACTED] who were\
12 dancing.\
13 A. I've never witnessed --\
14 MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to form\
15 and foundation.\
16 A. [REDACTED], who I have\
17 certainly seen dancing, I don't recall any\
18 dancing at [REDACTED] by any\
19 other people.\
20 MR. BOIES: I think pending\
21 resolution of the instructions not to\
22 answer, I don't have any further\
23 questions at this time. If you give me\
24 a minute, just to check.\
25 Thank you very much.
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2 MR. PAGLIUCA: I want to make a\
3 record here before we are done. I do\
4 get a chance to speak. Are we going off\
5 the record now?\
6 MR. BOIES: You want to talk on the\
7 record?\
8 MR. PAGLIUCA: Yes, is that okay\
9 with you?\
10 MR. BOIES: You want to ask her\
11 questions?\
12 MR. PAGLIUCA: No. I want to make\
13 a record of your closing of the\
14 deposition.\
15 MR. BOIES: I don't know how you\
16 can make a record of my closing the\
17 deposition, but if you want to take up\
18 the time and the transcript space to\
19 talk as opposed to writing a letter or\
20 filing a motion, go for it.\
21 MR. PAGLIUCA: To the extent you\
22 have questions that are within the\
23 court's order that you haven't asked,\
24 that I haven't objected to, meaning no\
25 other questions, this deposition is
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3 If there are questions that I have\
4 instructed the witness not to answer and\
5 it later turns out the judge disagrees\
6 with my characterization, we will be\
7 back to revisit it, but we are done as\
8 far as I'm concerned.\
9 MR. BOIES: The deposition is not\
10 closed. There are a number of\
11 instructions not to answer. I think it\
12 is a fair point that if the court were\
13 to conclude that none of the questions\
14 that have been instructed need to be\
15 answered, we're not going to be\
16 continuing the deposition, barring some\
17 additional information coming to light.\
18 MR. PAGLIUCA: I think we agree\
19 then.\
20 THE VIDEOGRAPHER: The time is 2:51\
21 p.m., and we are going off the record.\
22 (Time noted: 2:51 p.m.)\
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