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  "full_text": "Case#: 2020-cr-000388/AEN Document#: 6423-2 Filed#: 2023/01/22 Page#: 5fdf010 130 LBG8MAXVD1\n1 JUROR: No, I do not.\n2 THE COURT: You can put that aside.\n3 You have indicated in your questionnaire that before\n4 the questionnaire you had heard about Ms. Maxwell. Do you\n5 recall where you heard about her?\n6 JUROR: I heard when Jeffrey Epstein had died that he\n7 had had a girlfriend, just from a news article, a news\n8 broadcast on CNN.\n9 THE COURT: Other than what you just described, do you\n10 remember hearing anything else about Ms. Maxwell?\n11 JUROR: Nothing.\n12 THE COURT: The question is -- it's an important\n13 question -- can you put aside anything that you have read or\n14 heard about Ms. Maxwell and decide the case based on the facts\n15 and evidence, or lack of evidence, here presented in court?\n16 JUROR: Absolutely.\n17 THE COURT: And follow my instructions as to the law?\n18 JUROR: Yes.\n19 THE COURT: In your questionnaire, you indicated\n20 before the questionnaire you had heard about Mr. Epstein. What\n21 you described, you said CNN. Other than what you have\n22 described, do you recall anything that you heard about Mr.\n23 Epstein?\n24 JUROR: Not really. I don't really have cable, so\n25 it's very rare that I even see anything.\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.\n(212) 805-0300\nDOJ-OGR-00009793",
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