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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 767 Filed 08/10/22 Page 20 of 257 2853 LCKVMAX2 Summations - Ms. Moe that stand, when they talked about their memories of her, ladies and gentlemen, they were describing the same woman. Not just her name and her physical appearance, but what she was like. These girls knew her. They knew Maxwell. Charming, sophisticated, engaging, impressive. A woman who moved in a social circle that was intimidating. These witnesses were describing the same woman, Ghislaine Maxwell. They knew her. The relationships that Maxwell cultivated with these girls were essential to the scheme. Those relationships helped Maxwell and Epstein maintain control of these girls for years. Jane didn't become Epstein's so-called goddaughter by accident. Maxwell helped establish a close relationship that became a cover for sexual abuse. The patterns you saw throughout this trial, the playbook that Maxwell ran for years, is just one of the many ways that you know that Maxwell is guilty. I want to talk to you now about what Maxwell and Epstein did to Jane. That's the third way that you know that Maxwell is guilty. This is Jane. Jane turned 14 years old in the summer of 1994, when she met Maxwell at a summer camp for kids. Maxwell and Epstein told her that Epstein was a wealthy donor who gave scholarships. But you learned that meeting Maxwell and Epstein at summer camp was the beginning of years of sexual abuse. What Jane told you about meeting Maxwell in summer camp SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 DOJ-OGR-00014420",
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      "content": "that stand, when they talked about their memories of her, ladies and gentlemen, they were describing the same woman. Not just her name and her physical appearance, but what she was like. These girls knew her. They knew Maxwell. Charming, sophisticated, engaging, impressive. A woman who moved in a social circle that was intimidating. These witnesses were describing the same woman, Ghislaine Maxwell. They knew her. The relationships that Maxwell cultivated with these girls were essential to the scheme. Those relationships helped Maxwell and Epstein maintain control of these girls for years. Jane didn't become Epstein's so-called goddaughter by accident. Maxwell helped establish a close relationship that became a cover for sexual abuse. The patterns you saw throughout this trial, the playbook that Maxwell ran for years, is just one of the many ways that you know that Maxwell is guilty. I want to talk to you now about what Maxwell and Epstein did to Jane. That's the third way that you know that Maxwell is guilty. This is Jane. Jane turned 14 years old in the summer of 1994, when she met Maxwell at a summer camp for kids. Maxwell and Epstein told her that Epstein was a wealthy donor who gave scholarships. But you learned that meeting Maxwell and Epstein at summer camp was the beginning of years of sexual abuse. What Jane told you about meeting Maxwell in summer camp",
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