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This document details statements made by Juror No. 50, identified as Scotty David, to The Independent journalist Lucia Osborne-Crowley, published on January 4, 2022. Juror No. 50, a victim of sexual assault, revealed how his personal experience and vivid traumatic memories influenced the jury's belief in Ms. Maxwell's accusers and led him to discredit the testimony of Ms. Maxwell's expert witness, Dr. Elizabeth Loftus.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Juror No. 50 | Juror |
Made statements to the media, identified as Scotty David, admitted to being a victim of sexual assault and abuse, sha...
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| Lucia Osborne-Crowley | Journalist |
Of The Independent, published an article based on an interview with Juror No. 50.
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| Scotty David | Juror |
The name Juror No. 50 goes by, who is also Juror No. 50.
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| Dr. Elizabeth Loftus | Expert Witness |
Ms. Maxwell's expert witness on memory, whose testimony Juror No. 50 refused to credit.
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| Ms. Maxwell | Defendant (implied) |
Her expert witness on memory (Dr. Elizabeth Loftus) is mentioned, and her accusers are discussed in the context of a ...
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| The Independent | media organization |
Published an article based on an interview with Juror No. 50 on January 4, 2022.
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2022-01-04
The Independent published an article based on the interview with Juror No. 50.
During trial deliberations
Juror No. 50 revealed his experience with abuse to the jury, which was fundamental to the verdict.
jury room
Juror No. 50
jury
Prior to 2022-01-04
A jury returned its verdict in a case, less than one week before January 4, 2022.
Juror No. 50
jury
Prior to 2022-01-04
Lucia Osborne-Crowley interviewed Juror No. 50 for an article.
Relationships (3)
Lucia Osborne-Crowley interviewed Juror No. 50 for an article.
Dr. Elizabeth Loftus was Ms. Maxwell's expert witness on memory.
Juror No. 50 was a juror in a case involving Ms. Maxwell, and his experiences influenced the verdict regarding her accusers.
Key Quotes (8)
"[t]his verdict is for all the victims"Source
— Juror No. 50
(Statement made to Lucia Osborne-Crowley about the significance of the verdict.)
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"shows that you can be found guilty no matter your status."Source
— Juror No. 50
(Statement made to Lucia Osborne-Crowley about the significance of the verdict.)
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"jury room went dead silent when he shared his story."Source
— Juror No. 50
(Description of the jury's reaction when he revealed his personal experience.)
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"I know what happened when I was sexually abused. I remember the colour of the carpet, the walls. Some of it can be replayed like a video."Source
— Juror No. 50
(Description of his own traumatic memory and its vividness.)
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"relate[d]to traumatic memory."Source
— Juror No. 50
(His assessment of Dr. Elizabeth Loftus's testimony, implying it didn't apply to traumatic memory.)
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"were all believable,"Source
— Juror No. 50
(His assessment of Ms. Maxwell's accusers.)
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"Nothing they said felt to me like a lie."Source
— Juror No. 50
(His assessment of Ms. Maxwell's accusers' testimony.)
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"Sometimes, he said, you can misremember trivial details of a traumatic event without every doubting the core of the memory."Source
— Juror No. 50
(His explanation of memory, particularly traumatic memory, and its reliability.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 613 Filed 02/24/22 Page 19 of 66
A. Juror No. 50's statements to the media
1. The interview with The Independent
On January 4, 2022, less than one week after the jury returned its verdict, Lucia
Osborne-Crowley of The Independent published an article based on an interview with
Juror No. 50.5 Going by the name Scotty David, Juror No. 50 told Ms. Osborne-Crowley
that "[t]his verdict is for all the victims" and "shows that you can be found guilty no
matter your status." Juror No. 50 admitted to being a victim of sexual assault and abuse,
telling Ms. Osborne-Crowley that he revealed the abuse to the jury and that his story was
fundamental to the jury's verdict. According to Juror No. 50, the "jury room went dead
silent when he shared his story."
1. The interview with The Independent
On January 4, 2022, less than one week after the jury returned its verdict, Lucia
Osborne-Crowley of The Independent published an article based on an interview with
Juror No. 50.5 Going by the name Scotty David, Juror No. 50 told Ms. Osborne-Crowley
that "[t]his verdict is for all the victims" and "shows that you can be found guilty no
matter your status." Juror No. 50 admitted to being a victim of sexual assault and abuse,
telling Ms. Osborne-Crowley that he revealed the abuse to the jury and that his story was
fundamental to the jury's verdict. According to Juror No. 50, the "jury room went dead
silent when he shared his story."
Juror No. 50 explained to Ms. Osborne-Crowley how his own experience helped
the jury come to believe the alleged victims despite the holes and inconsistencies in their
stories. "I know what happened when I was sexually abused. I remember the colour of
the carpet, the walls. Some of it can be replayed like a video."
the jury come to believe the alleged victims despite the holes and inconsistencies in their
stories. "I know what happened when I was sexually abused. I remember the colour of
the carpet, the walls. Some of it can be replayed like a video."
Relying on his own experiences, Juror No. 50 refused to credit the testimony of
Dr. Elizabeth Loftus, Ms. Maxwell's expert witness on memory. None of Dr. Loftus's
testimony, said Juror No. 50, "relate[d]to traumatic memory." Juror No. 50 explained all
of this to the jury. Ms. Maxwell's accusers "were all believable," Juror No. 50 said.
"Nothing they said felt to me like a lie." Sometimes, he said, you can misremember
trivial details of a traumatic event without every doubting the core of the memory.
Dr. Elizabeth Loftus, Ms. Maxwell's expert witness on memory. None of Dr. Loftus's
testimony, said Juror No. 50, "relate[d]to traumatic memory." Juror No. 50 explained all
of this to the jury. Ms. Maxwell's accusers "were all believable," Juror No. 50 said.
"Nothing they said felt to me like a lie." Sometimes, he said, you can misremember
trivial details of a traumatic event without every doubting the core of the memory.
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