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Summary

This document is a victim impact statement from a legal proceeding dated June 29, 2023. An unnamed speaker, who has known Ghislaine for many years, describes her as a manipulative and cruel person who uses kindness for personal gain. The speaker expresses solidarity with other victims and declares their own empowerment and resilience in overcoming the trauma inflicted by Ghislaine.

People (2)

Name Role Context
Ghislaine Subject of the statement/perpetrator
Mentioned throughout the document as a manipulative, cruel, and merciless person whom the speaker has known for many ...
Unnamed Speaker Victim/Witness
The author of the statement, referred to as 'I', describing their experience with Ghislaine and their empowerment in ...

Organizations (1)

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

Timeline (1 events)

2023-06-29
An unnamed speaker delivers a statement about their experience with Ghislaine, describing her character and the speaker's journey to empowerment.
Court proceeding

Relationships (1)

Unnamed Speaker Victim-Perpetrator Ghislaine
The speaker states they have known Ghislaine for many years and describes her as a 'manipulative cruel and merciless person' whose efforts made the speaker feel 'powerless and insignificant'. The statement is an act of holding Ghislaine accountable for past trauma.

Key Quotes (3)

"I have seen her be kind and generous to me and many others until she doesn't get what she wants from that person, and then I have seen her stop at nothing to enforce her will -- a manipulative cruel and merciless person who only uses kindness to manipulate and generosity to seek recognition."
Source
— Unnamed Speaker (Describing the two-faced and manipulative nature of Ghislaine.)
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"Today for the first time I stand with my sisters, bonded by a trauma that I wish on no one, to draw a line and to set a precedent to say enough is enough; to say no with a chorus of voices that you cannot ignore."
Source
— Unnamed Speaker (Expressing solidarity with other victims and the purpose of speaking out.)
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"Today I can look at Ghislaine and tell her that I became what I am today in spite of her and her efforts to make me feel powerless and insignificant, and I will pass that empowerment on to my daughter that she may never consider being silent when faced with injustice because she"
Source
— Unnamed Speaker (A declaration of personal strength and resilience directed at Ghislaine, and a commitment to empowering the next generation.)
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Case 22-1426, Document 78, 06/29/2023, 3536039, Page181 of 217
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1 I have known Ghislaine for many years now, and I have
2 seen her be kind and generous to me and many others until she
3 doesn't get what she wants from that person, and then I have
4 seen her stop at nothing to enforce her will -- a manipulative
5 cruel and merciless person who only uses kindness to manipulate
6 and generosity to seek recognition.
7 Today for the first time I stand with my sisters,
8 bonded by a trauma that I wish on no one, to draw a line and to
9 set a precedent to say enough is enough; to say no with a
10 chorus of voices that you cannot ignore. May that chorus ring
11 through the ears of people still being victimized and give them
12 strength. May it echo in the ears of perpetrators to remind
13 them that there are those of us who will never stop until we
14 stop them.
15 Today is not a happy day. I take no pleasure in being
16 part of a world where this is necessary, but I am proud to
17 stand shoulder to shoulder with these brave women and do what
18 is necessary to stop Ghislaine, to hold her accountable, and
19 for the first time in my life not to feel afraid. I could not
20 have done this alone, and I thank those who walked alongside me
21 and those who carried me. Today I can look at Ghislaine and
22 tell her that I became what I am today in spite of her and her
23 efforts to make me feel powerless and insignificant, and I will
24 pass that empowerment on to my daughter that she may never
25 consider being silent when faced with injustice because she
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.•••
(212) 805-0300
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