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Extraction Summary
5
People
2
Organizations
1
Locations
2
Events
2
Relationships
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Quotes
Document Information
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Legal transcript / deposition (rough draft)
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1.4 MB
Summary
This document is a page from a rough draft transcript of a deposition or interview, likely prepared for the House Oversight Committee. The speaker discusses the legal landscape in 2010 regarding a civil suit brought by a victim identified as 'S.R.' against Jeffrey Epstein. The text highlights that while most victims (approx. 31 of 35) referenced in the Non-Prosecution Agreement (NPA) had settled, S.R.'s case was heading to trial, which presented an 'explosive situation' threatening to expose Epstein's crimes and organization in open court.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Jeffrey Epstein | Defendant/Perpetrator |
Accused of sexually abusing S.R. and 35 other girls; facing civil suit.
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| S.R. | Victim/Plaintiff |
Young woman sexually abused by Epstein; identified in NPA; plaintiff in civil suit set for trial.
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| Mr. Edwards | Attorney |
Represented three victims who had not yet settled.
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| Speaker (Unidentified) | Attorney (implied) |
Discussing legal strategy and the status of the case; phrasing 'we had a civil suit' implies they represent S.R.
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| 35 girls | Victims |
Number of victims abused according to the NPA.
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Organizations (2)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Epstein's Organization |
Described as committing crimes that would be exposed during trial.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Inferred from Bates stamp 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT'.
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Timeline (2 events)
Locations (1)
| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Location where the trial was set to take place.
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Relationships (2)
Text states S.R. 'had been sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein'.
Text mentions 'the three represented by Mr. Edwards'.
Key Quotes (4)
"S.R. was a young woman who had been sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein."Source
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"It was going to be the first trial against Mr. Epstein."Source
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"So this was potentially an opportunity to, you know, expose exactly what Epstein has done because people are going to be called as witnesses including Epstein and others like him."Source
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"So this was, I think, a potentially explosive situation for Mr. Epstein because all of the -- all of the crimes that his organization had been committing were going to be exposed during the course of this trial."Source
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Full Extracted Text
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1 2010. What had happened was, S.R. was a young
2 woman who had been sexually abused by Jeffrey
3 Epstein. She was identified in the
4 nonprosecution agreement as sex abuse victim, and
5 we had a civil suit going against Mr. Epstein and
6 her case was set for trial. It was going to be
7 the first trial against Mr. Epstein.
8 You know, this -- he had abused, according to
9 the NPA, I think 35 girls, and at that point I
10 think, gosh, I think 31 of them had settled, all
11 the girls except for the three represented by
12 Mr. Edwards and I had settled.
13 So this was going to be the first person that
14 was going to bring, if you will, the light of day
15 to this. This was going to be the first time
16 where this was going to be tried in open court.
17 So this was potentially an opportunity to, you
18 know, expose exactly what Epstein has done
19 because people are going to be called as
20 witnesses including Epstein and others like him.
21 So this was, I think, a potentially explosive
22 situation for Mr. Epstein because all of the --
23 all of the crimes that his organization had been
24 committing were going to be exposed during the
25 course of this trial. So -- but this all
2 woman who had been sexually abused by Jeffrey
3 Epstein. She was identified in the
4 nonprosecution agreement as sex abuse victim, and
5 we had a civil suit going against Mr. Epstein and
6 her case was set for trial. It was going to be
7 the first trial against Mr. Epstein.
8 You know, this -- he had abused, according to
9 the NPA, I think 35 girls, and at that point I
10 think, gosh, I think 31 of them had settled, all
11 the girls except for the three represented by
12 Mr. Edwards and I had settled.
13 So this was going to be the first person that
14 was going to bring, if you will, the light of day
15 to this. This was going to be the first time
16 where this was going to be tried in open court.
17 So this was potentially an opportunity to, you
18 know, expose exactly what Epstein has done
19 because people are going to be called as
20 witnesses including Epstein and others like him.
21 So this was, I think, a potentially explosive
22 situation for Mr. Epstein because all of the --
23 all of the crimes that his organization had been
24 committing were going to be exposed during the
25 course of this trial. So -- but this all
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