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  "full_text": "Case 1:19-cr-00490-RMB Document 53 Filed 09/03/19 Page 76 of 86 76\n\n1 As unjust as what happened to me was, I believe that\n2 experience to be a symptom of insidious and pathological\n3 violence that extreme wealth yields, a violence which\n4 ultimately stays hidden through channels of extreme power that\n5 serve it.\n\n6 I first identified with this feeling the night after I\n7 was molested by Epstein, when another girl and I took out two\n8 of his ATVs and raised them across the mesa. I crashed mine\n9 and expressed my concern to the other girl of getting in\n10 trouble, which she replied to me, Don't worry, no one gets in\n11 trouble for anything here.\n\n12 Even as a child, I understood, in a sad and precocious\n13 way, what I hoped we have the ability of changing now. Even\n14 though Epstein is dead, there is still justice to be brought\n15 for the crimes we felt powerless against concealing for him and\n16 the system that supported him for all these years.\n17 Thank you.\n18 THE COURT: You're very welcome.\n19 MS. ALLRED: Thank you.\n20 Your Honor, may it please the court. I would like to\n21 read a statement for Jane Doe, my client, who is present in\n22 court, but requested that I read it.\n23 We only have one opportunity at childhood. One\n24 opportunity to develop. One opportunity to find direction for\n25 our lives. Jeffrey Epstein robbed and denied me at each\n\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300\nDOJ-OGR-00000714",
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      "content": "1 As unjust as what happened to me was, I believe that\n2 experience to be a symptom of insidious and pathological\n3 violence that extreme wealth yields, a violence which\n4 ultimately stays hidden through channels of extreme power that\n5 serve it.\n\n6 I first identified with this feeling the night after I\n7 was molested by Epstein, when another girl and I took out two\n8 of his ATVs and raised them across the mesa. I crashed mine\n9 and expressed my concern to the other girl of getting in\n10 trouble, which she replied to me, Don't worry, no one gets in\n11 trouble for anything here.\n\n12 Even as a child, I understood, in a sad and precocious\n13 way, what I hoped we have the ability of changing now. Even\n14 though Epstein is dead, there is still justice to be brought\n15 for the crimes we felt powerless against concealing for him and\n16 the system that supported him for all these years.\n17 Thank you.\n18 THE COURT: You're very welcome.\n19 MS. ALLRED: Thank you.\n20 Your Honor, may it please the court. I would like to\n21 read a statement for Jane Doe, my client, who is present in\n22 court, but requested that I read it.\n23 We only have one opportunity at childhood. One\n24 opportunity to develop. One opportunity to find direction for\n25 our lives. Jeffrey Epstein robbed and denied me at each",
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    "people": [
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  "additional_notes": "The document appears to be a court transcript related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The text is mostly printed, with no visible handwriting or stamps. The content includes a statement from a victim and a dialogue between the court and a lawyer."
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