mirror-epstein-docs/results/IMAGES005/DOJ-OGR-00014525.json

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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 767 Filed 08/10/22 Page 125 of 257 2959 LCKVMAX6\n\n1 felt compelled to contact him. She emailed Epstein for\n2 decades, and there's not one single proof of her ever\n3 contacting or being in touch with Ghislaine.\n4 At the time she met with the government, her lawyer\n5 provided a U visa form and asked if they could help with it. A\n6 U visa is for people who are exceptional. And she said that\n7 she is exceptional. She's a music therapist. And she was\n8 starting a foundation, which opened right before Epstein\n9 died -- after Epstein died, excuse me, and closed right after\n10 she got her $3.25 million from the fund.\n11 She claims she was using a fake name during this trial\n12 because of her child. But she had used her real name in\n13 repeated media appearances and publicly in court about Epstein\n14 after her -- after his death.\n15 What Professor Loftus tells us about post-event\n16 information and suggestiveness would suggest that Kate made her\n17 own choices to engage with Epstein when she was over the age of\n18 consent. And she made her own choice to blame Ghislaine. And\n19 her memory is affected by a decade or more of substance abuse.\n20 What I really want to emphasize about Kate though is\n21 that she told you she met Ghislaine Maxwell at Ghislaine\n22 Maxwell's home in London, and the address is 44 Kinnerton\n23 Street. And she said that she met her in 1994. In order to be\n24 awarded money from the victims' comp fund, you had to be 17 or\n25 younger. So it was important to her story that she say that\n\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.\n(212) 805-0300\n\nDOJ-OGR-00014525",
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