Attorney challenges victim count and alleged smokescreen in Maxwell/Epstein civil case
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The passage provides a modest investigative lead suggesting possible manipulation of victim numbers and a strategic narrative to hold Ghislaine Maxwell liable for Jeffrey Epstein's alleged crimes. It Attorney claims victim count in police reports was altered from 17 to 20 to 30. Allegation that the case is a 'smokescreen' to punish Maxwell by association with Epstein. Reference to Detective Recar
This document is from the House Oversight Committee Releases.
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