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Extraction Summary
7
People
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Organizations
1
Locations
2
Events
3
Relationships
4
Quotes
Document Information
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Deposition transcript / book excerpt
File Size:
2.07 MB
Summary
This document appears to be a page from a book (likely James Patterson's 'Filthy Rich') or a transcript exhibit marked with House Oversight Bates stamping. It contains deposition testimony where a deponent alleges that Virginia Roberts' lawyers (Bradley Edwards and Paul Cassell) acted unethically by pressuring Roberts to include the deponent's name in legal pleadings. The deponent cites a conversation with 'Rebecca,' a friend of Roberts, who claimed Roberts never intended to mention the deponent until pressured.
People (7)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Virginia Roberts | Accuser / Witness |
Mentioned as staying overnight with 'Rebecca' and allegedly being pressured by lawyers to include names in pleadings.
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| Bradley Edwards | Attorney |
Lawyer for Virginia Roberts; accused by the deponent of unethical conduct and pressuring his client.
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| Paul Cassell | Attorney |
Lawyer for Virginia Roberts; accused by the deponent of acting unethically and dishonestly.
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| Rebecca | Witness / Friend of Virginia Roberts |
Allegedly told the deponent that Virginia Roberts was pressured to name him; stayed overnight with Virginia.
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| Deponent | Witness (Speaker) |
Person answering the questions; claims Virginia Roberts was pressured to include his name.
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| James Patterson | Author |
Name appears in the header, suggesting this document is an excerpt from his book (likely 'Filthy Rich') or a document...
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| Wife | Family member |
Mentioned in the context of a request to 'talk to your wife'.
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Timeline (2 events)
Unknown
Locations (1)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Deponent believes they were in New York when making a phone call mentioned in the testimony.
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Relationships (3)
Text refers to 'her friend Virginia Roberts, who stayed with her overnight'.
Text refers to him as one of 'her two lawyers'.
Context implies he is the second of 'her two lawyers'.
Key Quotes (4)
"She said to me that she had been told directly by her friend Virginia Roberts... that she never wanted to mention me in any of the pleadings."Source
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"And that her two lawyers in the pleadings... pressured her into including my name and details."Source
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Quote #2
"She mentioned to me that Virginia Roberts had never, ever mentioned [me to her], among any of the people that she had had any contact with, until she—until she was pressured into doing so by her lawyers, yes."Source
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Quote #3
"I wasn't sure she could provide the information because she was very reluctant to come forward."Source
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Quote #4
Full Extracted Text
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JAMES PATTERSON
number and they called, is my recollection. That's my best recollection.
10:45 a.m.
Q: So from the very first conversation that you had with this person, you had information indicating that this person was informing you that Bradley Edwards had engaged in unethical conduct, correct?
A: Let me just be very clear what she said to me. She said to me that she had been told directly by her friend Virginia Roberts, who stayed with her overnight for a period of time, that she never wanted to mention me in any of the pleadings. And that her two lawyers in the pleadings, or her lawyers who filed the pleadings, pressured her into including my name and details.
Q: Did Rebecca ever suggest to you that the details sworn to by Virginia Roberts were false?
A: She certainly suggested that, yes. She mentioned to me that Virginia Roberts had never, ever mentioned [me to her], among any of the people that she had had any contact with, until she—until she was pressured into doing so by her lawyers, yes.
Q: So from the very first conversation, the impression you had was that this was a witness who could provide information that Bradley Edwards and Paul Cassell had acted unethically and dishonestly, correct?
A: I wasn't sure she could provide the information because she was very reluctant to come forward. She didn't want to be
A: Let me just be very clear what she said to me. She said to me that she had been told directly by her friend Virginia Roberts, who stayed with her overnight for a period of time, that she never wanted to mention me in any of the pleadings. And that her two lawyers in the pleadings, or her lawyers who filed the pleadings, pressured her into including my name and details.
Q: Did Rebecca ever suggest to you that the details sworn to by Virginia Roberts were false?
A: She certainly suggested that, yes. She mentioned to me that Virginia Roberts had never, ever mentioned [me to her], among any of the people that she had had any contact with, until she—until she was pressured into doing so by her lawyers, yes.
Q: So from the very first conversation, the impression you had was that this was a witness who could provide information that Bradley Edwards and Paul Cassell had acted unethically and dishonestly, correct?
A: I wasn't sure she could provide the information because she was very reluctant to come forward. She didn't want to be
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