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  10. "full_text": "Case 22-1426, Document 78, 06/29/2023, 3536039, Page193 of 217\nSA-447\n78\n1 Philadelphia to attend Ghislaine Maxwell's trial in Manhattan.\n2 For weeks I sat in this courtroom anonymously, only revealing\n3 my identity the day before the verdict. I had to see justice\n4 myself.\n5 At the age of 48, I feel as if I'm just starting my\n6 life. All those things I assumed I would have in life, the\n7 things that my siblings and my friends have achieved: A\n8 career, success, partner, family, a home, a legacy to be proud\n9 of leaving behind were jeopardized for more than two and a half\n10 decades. The only pronounced difference between my life\n11 experience and theirs is that one day when I was doing my job,\n12 I met Ghislaine Maxwell who fed me to Jeffrey Epstein.\n13 (Continued on next page)\n14\n15\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\n22\n23\n24\n25\n SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.\n (212) 805-0300\n DOJ-OGR-00021623",
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  29. "content": "1 Philadelphia to attend Ghislaine Maxwell's trial in Manhattan.\n2 For weeks I sat in this courtroom anonymously, only revealing\n3 my identity the day before the verdict. I had to see justice\n4 myself.\n5 At the age of 48, I feel as if I'm just starting my\n6 life. All those things I assumed I would have in life, the\n7 things that my siblings and my friends have achieved: A\n8 career, success, partner, family, a home, a legacy to be proud\n9 of leaving behind were jeopardized for more than two and a half\n10 decades. The only pronounced difference between my life\n11 experience and theirs is that one day when I was doing my job,\n12 I met Ghislaine Maxwell who fed me to Jeffrey Epstein.\n13 (Continued on next page)",
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  45. "Ghislaine Maxwell",
  46. "Jeffrey Epstein"
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