Witness testimony references Ghislaine Maxwell's stationery and alleged 2005 kiss with Epstein during investigation

10 id. 12 13 14 L5 16 ne) 18 life) 20 21 22 23 24 25 121 H3vlgiu2 who handled this entire investigation and walked through each of those people, your Honor, and walked through how he recorded it in this document. So this is authenticated through Detective Recarey, who is a witness in this trial, on our trial exhibit list. To be very clear, this document is so critical because it mentions Maxwell in it. It talks about Maxwell's stationery being at the house, it talks about other issues with respect to Maxwell. When I asked her at her deposition and I gave her this document -- and you can look at the testimony, your Honor, we want you to look at the testimony -- she says: I've seen it. Later in that deposition, they talk about her battling me over she wouldn't look at certain things I gave her, in front of her, right? So there was an attitude issue during that deposition that I had to manage. And that was what was coming up in that section. It wasn't that she didn't say she had seen it. But your Honor, we are allowed to put that in front of her, in front of the jury, and say: Did you know about this at the time in 2005 when you were photographed kissing Epstein on the day the investigation started? You were working for him. You've admitted that. You didn't know about all these little girls coming to the Palm Beach house that you were working at, that you claim you were the house manager for? We should be entitled to get this in -- = THE COURT: That is for the truth of the matter. SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_011424