mirror-epstein-docs/results/IMAGES005/DOJ-OGR-00014511.json

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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 767 Filed 08/10/22 Page 111 of 257 2945 LCKCmax5 Summation - Ms. Menninger\n1 its white marble.\n2 She was asked about the New York house.\n3 Now, by the way, on the floor plans, as Juan Alessi told you - and you'll have these exhibits back with you in the deliberation room - this whole entire room has floor plans that were major reconstruction being planned in 1994 with walls being torn down. She never told you about any reconstruction or being there during reconstruction or Epstein moving out, as Larry Visoski told you he moved out for six to eight months for the renovation, she didn't remember any of that.\n4 What about the New York house? She did talk about the room being dark, an old building and lots of stones, but she also told you artwork, paintings of orgies, creepy animal head things. And you know the government didn't show her any photographs to try to match up her memory with any of those photos.\n5 And the government staff members from the New York house to come in and say, yeah, that was a little weird when a 14-year-old was staying here alone at our house. Not one. All this staff that you know is there, their chef, the doorman, the assistants to assistants.\n6 You did hear, however, from Cim Espinosa, who worked in Epstein's office and she kept the calendar for the apartments that Epstein had and he lent out to guests. And Cim Espinosa told you she specifically booked Jane and her mother\n\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300\nDOJ-OGR-00014511",
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      "content": "1 its white marble.\n2 She was asked about the New York house.\n3 Now, by the way, on the floor plans, as Juan Alessi told you - and you'll have these exhibits back with you in the deliberation room - this whole entire room has floor plans that were major reconstruction being planned in 1994 with walls being torn down. She never told you about any reconstruction or being there during reconstruction or Epstein moving out, as Larry Visoski told you he moved out for six to eight months for the renovation, she didn't remember any of that.\n4 What about the New York house? She did talk about the room being dark, an old building and lots of stones, but she also told you artwork, paintings of orgies, creepy animal head things. And you know the government didn't show her any photographs to try to match up her memory with any of those photos.\n5 And the government staff members from the New York house to come in and say, yeah, that was a little weird when a 14-year-old was staying here alone at our house. Not one. All this staff that you know is there, their chef, the doorman, the assistants to assistants.\n6 You did hear, however, from Cim Espinosa, who worked in Epstein's office and she kept the calendar for the apartments that Epstein had and he lent out to guests. And Cim Espinosa told you she specifically booked Jane and her mother",
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