Witness statements deny presence of Bill Clinton, Al Gore and others on Jeffrey Epstein island

10 id. 12 13 14 L5 16 ne) 18 life) 20 21 22 23 24 25 48 H3VOGIU1 helicopter with him by plaintiff in her Sharon Churcher published articles. And here, in January of 2015, Ms. Maxwell is saying he was never on the island. It doesn't depend on Louie Freeh or anybody else. That's obviously -- in this particular email, your Honor, she's cataloged all of the changed stories of [REDACTED], all of the lies [REDACTED] has told, all of the different news articles in which those lies were told, and said that this is going to be the basis of her press complaint in the UK. Likewise, on the next page, your Honor, GM009, at the bottom, again, she specifically refutes the claims about Bill Clinton being on the island and says, "He was never there." Right after that, she says, "Virginia discussed that Al Gore and his wife Tipper were also guests on the island." And Ms. Maxwell writes, "They have also never been on the island, and I don't believe they even know Jeffrey Epstein." So when the jury is asked to consider what Ms. Maxwell meant when she issued, through her attorney and her press agent, the January 2nd, 2015 statement, we have a contemporaneous document drafted by her that was produced in discovery a year ago. None of it refers to the Jane Doe 102 complaint, none of it refers to the CVRA joinder motion. None of it. It refers simply to press allegations that have been floating around about her and about her involvement with SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_011351