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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 737 Filed 07/22/22 Page 58 of 101 58 M6SQmaxS1 Jeffrey Epstein, to be his right hand, to make his crimes possible. Those choices were hers, and they have to have serious consequences. What's more, her actions portrayed a disturbing view of the world we live in. To Maxwell there were two kinds of people in this world: The people who really mattered and the people who were disposable. Maxwell wanted to make sure that she stayed among the people who she thought mattered. She wanted to live a luxurious lifestyle jet-setting around the world. She took millions of dollars from Epstein over the years and that's because they were predators together, they were partners in crime together, and they molested kids together. The defendant's actions had serious consequences for her victims. These girls, now women, are strong. They have shown the world what true bravery really is. But when the defendant preyed on them, they were just kids, and they'll carry with them for their entire lives the trauma of what they've experienced. What is truly remarkable about this case, your Honor, is that we don't have to speculate about the lasting irreparable harm that the defendant's actions have had. You have seen for yourself the devastating effects of the defendant's crimes and how much her actions have affected her victims even years later. The defendant has shown absolutely no remorse for her SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 DOJ-OGR-00011577",
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