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Email chain shows Trump staff and Wexner counsel handling service of legal papers for a Jane Doe case
The passage links high‑profile figures—Donald Trump’s staff and Leslie Wexner’s counsel—to procedural aspects of a litigation involving an unidentified "Jane Doe," potentially a sexual‑misconduct vict Trump staff accepted service of documents on behalf of an unnamed party. Leslie Wexner’s counsel also accepted service, indicating his possible involvement. Reference to "Maxwell" (likely Ghislaine M
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The passage links high‑profile figures—Donald Trump’s staff and Leslie Wexner’s counsel—to procedural aspects of a litigation involving an unidentified "Jane Doe," potentially a sexual‑misconduct vict Trump staff accepted service of documents on behalf of an unnamed party. Leslie Wexner’s counsel also accepted service, indicating his possible involvement. Reference to "Maxwell" (likely Ghislaine M
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“as not served. Wexner's counsel accepted for him. Trump's staff accepted for him From: Sent: Wednesday,”
Les Wexner“: Subject: RE: Jane Doe Maxwell was not served. Wexner's counsel accepted for him. Trump's staff accepte”
Jeffrey Epstein“From: Sent: 8/5/2009 4:25:51 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]] CC: Robert D. Critton Jr”
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Email chain shows Trump staff and Wexner counsel handling service of legal papers for a Jane Doe case
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