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Summary

This document is a transcript of a legal summation by Ms. Menninger, who is attempting to undermine the credibility of a witness referred to as 'Jane'. Menninger highlights inconsistencies in the witness's statements, such as failing to identify Ghislaine and others in a sworn interrogatory, and contrasts her claims of extreme poverty with evidence that she and her brothers applied to an expensive arts camp costing $12,000 per year.

People (8)

Name Role Context
Ms. Menninger Speaker (implied)
Mentioned in the header as the speaker for the summation.
Epstein Subject of accusation
Mentioned as the person an unnamed woman was asked to identify others besides, in relation to sexual misconduct.
Ghislaine Alleged participant
Mentioned as someone the unnamed woman did not identify in her interrogatory response.
Eva Name given to government
One of the names the unnamed woman had previously given to the government.
Michelle Name given to government
One of the names the unnamed woman had previously given to the government.
Sophie Name given to government
One of the names the unnamed woman had previously given to the government.
Jane Subject of testimony
A person whose story and timeline are being discussed, likely a witness or victim.
Jane's father Father
Mentioned as having died when Jane was 13.

Organizations (1)

Name Type Context
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. company
Listed at the bottom of the page, likely the court reporting agency that transcribed the proceedings.

Timeline (3 events)

2020
An unnamed woman was asked in an interrogatory response to identify all persons, other than Epstein, who had committed or attempted to commit sexual misconduct.
unnamed woman ('she')
Jane's father died when she was 13 years old.
Jane and her two brothers applied to attend an arts camp every summer for three years.
arts camp
Jane Jane's two brothers

Relationships (3)

unnamed woman ('she') professional Epstein
The document discusses an interrogatory where an unnamed woman was asked to identify people other than Epstein who committed sexual misconduct, implying she has accused Epstein.
unnamed woman ('she') professional Ghislaine
The speaker notes that the unnamed woman did not identify Ghislaine in an interrogatory response, despite allegations of orgies.
Jane personal Jane's father
The document states that her father died when she was 13.

Key Quotes (1)

"she was so stricken by poverty that she had no lunch money at times, and she was homeless."
Source
— Jane (as recounted by Ms. Menninger) (Ms. Menninger is describing Jane's testimony about her childhood poverty, which Menninger is attempting to discredit.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 767 Filed 08/10/22 Page 97 of 257
LCKCmax5 2931
Summation - Ms. Menninger
1 room together, she was not sure that ever happened and she
2 doesn't recall that now, no. But now, as she sits on the
3 stand, she can't recall whether she was ever alone in the room.
4 And as we talked about in her interrogatory response,
5 she was asked in 2020 to identify all other persons, other than
6 Epstein, who had ever committed or attempted to commit sexual
7 misconduct. This is notable not only because she doesn't
8 identify Ghislaine, but she also doesn't identify all these
9 other women who were supposedly in these orgies with her when
10 she was 14 over a three-year period. She'd given names to the
11 government, like Eva and Michelle and Sophie, but she doesn't
12 tell them here in her sworn pleading.
13 You've seen this before, but I just want to bring up
14 Jane's actual birthdate as we talk through some of the timeline
15 so you can remember when she was 14, 15, or 16, and I want to
16 talk about the story of Jane, the one that's actually backed by
17 documents and facts.
18 It is true that her father died when she was 13, which
19 is a tragedy and is sad. She went on to tell you, though, that
20 she was so stricken by poverty that she had no lunch money at
21 times, and she was homeless. That's not the way it looked to
22 the outside world. She's applying to go to an arts camp with
23 her two brothers every summer for three years. That arts camp
24 costs $4,000 per person, per summer, so $12,000 per year, all
25 three of them go all three years. They don't even apply for
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
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