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Judge Sweet permits Steven Hoffenberg to speak with Epstein victims in suit filing
The passage reveals a judicial decision that could enable a key associate of Jeffrey Epstein, Steven Hoffenberg, to provide testimony to victims. It points to a specific judge, a date, and parties inv Judge Sweet authorized Hoffenberg to communicate with victims of the Epstein case. The communication was forwarded by attorney Darren K. Indyke to Epstein and Bennet J. Moskowitz. Date of the forward
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The passage reveals a judicial decision that could enable a key associate of Jeffrey Epstein, Steven Hoffenberg, to provide testimony to victims. It points to a specific judge, a date, and parties inv Judge Sweet authorized Hoffenberg to communicate with victims of the Epstein case. The communication was forwarded by attorney Darren K. Indyke to Epstein and Bennet J. Moskowitz. Date of the forward
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