This document is an email chain from July 2020 between government prosecutors and an attorney representing nine potential Epstein/Maxwell victims. Following Ghislaine Maxwell's arrest, the attorney contacted the government stating that at least one client, who had previously refused to cooperate in January 2020, was now 'ready to help.' The government requests client names and filed lawsuits to conduct conflict checks and proposes scheduling an 'attorney proffer' to gather information.
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Jeffrey Epstein | Subject |
Mentioned in subject line and article link
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| Ghislaine Maxwell | Subject |
Arrest mentioned in subject line
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| [Redacted Attorney] | Attorney for Accusers |
Represents 'nine clients'; negotiating with the government
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| [Redacted Official] | Government Official/Prosecutor |
Representative of 'the Government'; requesting attorney proffers and client lists
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| Unnamed Client | Accuser/Witness |
Client who is 'ready to help' after previously declining in Jan 2020
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| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| The Government |
Entity investigating the case (likely DOJ/SDNY)
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| New York State |
Referenced regarding the online filing system for lawsuits
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| NY Post |
Source of the article linked in the email
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| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Jurisdiction of filing system mentioned
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"I believe our last communication was in January 2020, when you advised us that none of your nine clients were interested in speaking with the Government"Source
"we're happy to hear that view has changed, at least for one of your clients, and we are interested to hear their accounts"Source
"the most efficient next step is usually an attorney proffer"Source
"You previously reached out to me but my client is ready to help."Source
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