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Attorney challenges victim count and alleged smokescreen in Maxwell/Epstein civil case
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
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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
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“e was a police department investigation in which Epstein was the target and Epstein is alleged to have do”
JEFFREY S. PAGLIUCA“being offered for the truth ef the matter. MR. PAGLIUCA: Exactly. You know, this is a smokescreen about”
Ian Maxwell“You know, this is a smokescreen about it goes to Maxwell's state of mind. And when you carefully go throu”
Jeffery Pagliuca“being offered for the truth ef the matter. MR. PAGLIUCA: Exactly. You know, this is a smokescreen about”
Sigrid McCawley“important point. What I find curious, again, Ms. McCawley usually says there are 30 victims identified in”
DOJ Redaction“23 24 25 130 H3vlgiu2 THE COURT: I didn't say redaction. It's hearsay, it's not being offered, but of co”
Kevin Maxwell“You know, this is a smokescreen about it goes to Maxwell's state of mind. And when you carefully go throu”
Edward Jay Epstein“e was a police department investigation in which Epstein was the target and Epstein is alleged to have do”
Ian & Tara Maxwell“You know, this is a smokescreen about it goes to Maxwell's state of mind. And when you carefully go throu”
Joseph Recarey“ts, which isn't true. And when I asked Detective Recarey to go through them with me and identify how many”
Isabel Maxwell“You know, this is a smokescreen about it goes to Maxwell's state of mind. And when you carefully go throu”
Ghislaine Maxwell“You know, this is a smokescreen about it goes to Maxwell's state of mind. And when you carefully go throu”
Ilan Epstein“e was a police department investigation in which Epstein was the target and Epstein is alleged to have do”
Wafic Said“ugh them with me and identify how many people he said were victims, there were 17. And so now today sh”
Christine Maxwell“You know, this is a smokescreen about it goes to Maxwell's state of mind. And when you carefully go throu”
Ghulam J. Khan Maxwell“You know, this is a smokescreen about it goes to Maxwell's state of mind. And when you carefully go throu”
Robert Maxwell“You know, this is a smokescreen about it goes to Maxwell's state of mind. And when you carefully go throu”
Jeffrey Epstein“e was a police department investigation in which Epstein was the target and Epstein is alleged to have do”
Mark Epstein“e was a police department investigation in which Epstein was the target and Epstein is alleged to have do”
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