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Extraction Summary
4
People
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Organizations
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Locations
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Events
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Relationships
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Quotes
Document Information
Type:
Deposition transcript
File Size:
1.04 MB
Summary
Page 395 of a deposition transcript (likely Prince Andrew based on context) stamped HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015670. The witness denies under oath having sex with the subject (Virginia Roberts) and denies recalling receiving a waiver to allow a civil lawsuit. However, the witness states they offered to waive the statute of limitations for criminal purposes if a prosecutor found probable cause of an offense.
People (4)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Witness (A.) | Deponent/Witness |
Person being questioned under oath; denies having sex with 'her' (Virginia Roberts) and discusses waiving statute of ...
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| Mr. Edwards | Attorney |
Questioning the witness regarding a waiver of the statute of limitations.
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| Special Master Pozzuoli | Special Master |
Legal official overseeing the deposition, intervening to ensure the question is answered.
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| Virginia Roberts | Subject of inquiry/Plaintiff |
Mentioned as the person who might bring a lawsuit or with whom an offense might have been committed.
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Organizations (2)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Phipps Reporting |
Court reporting agency listed in footer.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Implied by the Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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Timeline (1 events)
Not specified
Deposition testimony regarding sexual allegations and legal waivers.
Unknown
Relationships (1)
Witness denies sex with her; discusses potential lawsuits and criminal investigation regarding her.
Key Quotes (5)
"state under oath that I did not have sex with her"Source
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"The question is, were you sent a waiver of the statute of limitations to sign so that Virginia Roberts could bring that lawsuit?"Source
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Quote #2
"I don't believe that I was sent a -- something that would give her the opportunity -- a waiver to file that lawsuit."Source
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"I would waive the statute of limitations for criminal purposes."Source
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Quote #4
"If a prosecutor were to investigate this case and come to the conclusion that there was probable cause that I had committed any offense with Virginia Roberts, I would then waive the statute of limitations."Source
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Full Extracted Text
Complete text extracted from the document (1,154 characters)
395
1 state under oath that I did not have sex with her,
2 thereby opening myself up --
3 MR. EDWARDS: This again is nonresponsive
4 to the question.
5 SPECIAL MASTER POZZUOLI: Let me stop --
6 repeat the question so we can get an answer.
7 BY MR. EDWARDS:
8 Q. The question is, were you sent a waiver of
9 the statute of limitations to sign so that Virginia
10 Roberts could bring that lawsuit? Were you?
11 A. I don't believe that's right. I don't
12 believe that's right. I don't believe that I was
13 sent a -- something that would give her the
14 opportunity -- a waiver to file that lawsuit.
15 That's not my recollection. If you show it to me,
16 maybe my recollection will be refreshed.
17 I had talked about the statute of
18 limitations for criminal purpose was what I said,
19 that I would waive the statute of limitations for
20 criminal purposes. If a prosecutor were to
21 investigate this case and come to the conclusion
22 that there was probable cause that I had committed
23 any offense with Virginia Roberts, I would then
24 waive the statute of limitations.
25 Q. Okay.
2 thereby opening myself up --
3 MR. EDWARDS: This again is nonresponsive
4 to the question.
5 SPECIAL MASTER POZZUOLI: Let me stop --
6 repeat the question so we can get an answer.
7 BY MR. EDWARDS:
8 Q. The question is, were you sent a waiver of
9 the statute of limitations to sign so that Virginia
10 Roberts could bring that lawsuit? Were you?
11 A. I don't believe that's right. I don't
12 believe that's right. I don't believe that I was
13 sent a -- something that would give her the
14 opportunity -- a waiver to file that lawsuit.
15 That's not my recollection. If you show it to me,
16 maybe my recollection will be refreshed.
17 I had talked about the statute of
18 limitations for criminal purpose was what I said,
19 that I would waive the statute of limitations for
20 criminal purposes. If a prosecutor were to
21 investigate this case and come to the conclusion
22 that there was probable cause that I had committed
23 any offense with Virginia Roberts, I would then
24 waive the statute of limitations.
25 Q. Okay.
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