Deposition excerpt references undisclosed police reports and a joint defense agreement involving Jeffrey Epstein, Alan Dershowitz, and Ms. Maxwell

10 id. 12 13 14 L5 16 ne) 18 life) 20 21 22 23 24 25 aay) H3vlgiu2 know -- she's holding these police reports and she says, I know there is a police report. We go on 300 pages or so in the deposition, and it is clear from the transcript that when we get back to the police report issue again, Ms. Maxwell is being asked questions by Ms. McCawley. Ms. McCawley says -- and this is at page 169, lines 4 through 8 -- "Now that you have the police report that I showed you this morning that you had an v opportunity to look at it," and Ms. Maxwell responds, "You gave it to me. I did not look at it." And there was no really other questioning at the deposition about Ms. Maxwell's knowledge of these police reports. So the record on this issue, your Honor, which is going to continue to be the record, is that Ms. Maxwell has no knowledge of this police report, the investigation, anything that's going on with Mr. Epstein substantively during this investigation by the Palm Beach Police Department. So that's why it's not admissible. They try to cobble together what they view as sort of indicia of she should have known about what's in these police reports, and they first of all say -- we get back to this Dershowitz joint defense agreement issue, which I touched on yesterday, but you're going to hear it again today, so I think it's worth mentioning again. And here are the quotes exactly from Mr. Dershowitz' deposition. Mr. Dershowitz -- somebody objects during this deposition, and then there's a colloquy. There's an assertion of privilege. SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_011420