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Summary
This document is a court transcript of testimony from a witness identified as 'A. Farmer'. Farmer recounts her last day at a ranch in New Mexico with Epstein and Maxwell, describing a feeling of disorientation as their interest in her seemed different from the academic support she expected. She details a final conversation where she tried to discuss her studies with Maxwell, who appeared completely disinterested, before saying goodbye to both of them and leaving.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| A. Farmer | Witness |
The person providing testimony under direct examination.
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| Maxwell |
Mentioned as being present at a ranch in New Mexico and having a final, disinterested conversation with the witness, ...
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| Epstein |
Mentioned as being present at the ranch in New Mexico, to whom the witness said good-bye before leaving.
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Organizations (1)
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | Company |
Listed at the bottom of the page as the court reporting agency.
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Timeline (2 events)
Locations (2)
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The location of a ranch where the events described in the testimony took place.
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The specific location where the witness, A. Farmer, interacted with Maxwell and Epstein.
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Relationships (3)
The document describes an interaction where A. Farmer attempts to engage Maxwell in a conversation, but Maxwell is dismissive and disinterested, indicating a lack of a close or reciprocal relationship.
A. Farmer states she said good-bye to Epstein before leaving New Mexico, indicating they were at the same location. The document implies Farmer believed Epstein was interested in her as a student.
Key Quotes (2)
"And she just seemed like very disinterested and kind of like, you know, she didn't care."Source
— A. Farmer
(Describing Maxwell's reaction to her attempt to discuss academic note cards on her last day at the ranch.)
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"And all these experiences made me feel that they had a very different interest in me. And so it was extremely kind of disorienting and I just was wanted to be done with it."Source
— A. Farmer
(Explaining her feelings about her time with Epstein and Maxwell, contrasting her academic intentions with their perceived interest in her.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 759 Filed 08/10/22 Page 60 of 267 2088
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A. Farmer - direct
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A. Farmer - direct
1 felt very -- like, I thought I had been brought there because
2 of, you know, one set of reasons; like, I thought that he was
3 interested and they were both interested in me as, like, a
4 student; that they may want to help in an academic way. So I
5 was trying to be sort of impressive in that way and talk about
6 things that they wanted to hear about. And all these
7 experiences made me feel that they had a very different
8 interest in me. And so it was extremely kind of disorienting
9 and I just was wanted to be done with it.
10 Q. What, if anything, did you discuss with Maxwell during your
11 last day on the ranch in New Mexico?
12 A. What I remember about that, just this final conversation
13 was that I was sort of trying to reengage with her around,
14 like, this academic stuff. And I had brought, like, three by
15 five note cards for this paper that I was writing where I had
16 little, like, facts on them. And we were sitting outside on
17 what seemed like kind of a deck area. And I was going through
18 them and I was trying to get her to talk to me about them, I
19 think, in a way, like, to make myself feel better, like, maybe
20 they did care about that. And she just seemed like very
21 disinterested and kind of like, you know, she didn't care.
22 Q. Did you say good-bye to Epstein and Maxwell before you left
23 New Mexico?
24 A. Yes.
25 Q. Where did you go when you left New Mexico?
2 of, you know, one set of reasons; like, I thought that he was
3 interested and they were both interested in me as, like, a
4 student; that they may want to help in an academic way. So I
5 was trying to be sort of impressive in that way and talk about
6 things that they wanted to hear about. And all these
7 experiences made me feel that they had a very different
8 interest in me. And so it was extremely kind of disorienting
9 and I just was wanted to be done with it.
10 Q. What, if anything, did you discuss with Maxwell during your
11 last day on the ranch in New Mexico?
12 A. What I remember about that, just this final conversation
13 was that I was sort of trying to reengage with her around,
14 like, this academic stuff. And I had brought, like, three by
15 five note cards for this paper that I was writing where I had
16 little, like, facts on them. And we were sitting outside on
17 what seemed like kind of a deck area. And I was going through
18 them and I was trying to get her to talk to me about them, I
19 think, in a way, like, to make myself feel better, like, maybe
20 they did care about that. And she just seemed like very
21 disinterested and kind of like, you know, she didn't care.
22 Q. Did you say good-bye to Epstein and Maxwell before you left
23 New Mexico?
24 A. Yes.
25 Q. Where did you go when you left New Mexico?
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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