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This document is page 16 of a court transcript filed on March 11, 2022, from Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE (United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell). A witness, likely a juror being questioned post-trial, explains why they answered 'no' to question 25 on a jury questionnaire regarding being a victim of a crime, despite having a history of sexual abuse. The witness states they did not view themselves as a victim at the time and denies trying to manipulate their way onto the jury.
People (2)
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| Witness (A) | Juror/Witness |
Answering questions regarding their jury questionnaire and history of sexual abuse. Addresses the interrogator as 'yo...
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| Interrogator (Q) | Judge or Counsel |
Questioning the witness about their motivations for answering 'no' on a jury questionnaire regarding sexual abuse.
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| Southern District Reporters, P.C. | ||
| DOJ |
Department of Justice (referenced in footer stamp DOJ-OGR)
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Timeline (2 events)
November 4 (Year unspecified)
Date the witness filled out the jury questionnaire.
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Jurisdiction mentioned in court reporter stamp (likely SDNY based on case number context)
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Q and A format in transcript
Key Quotes (3)
"I don't really think about my abuse really much anymore because it doesn't define me, it doesn't make me who I am today."Source
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"And I do not feel that I am a victim of a crime, even though looking back on this abuse, that does make me a victim of a crime, which is why I should have marked yes for self."Source
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"Did your history of sexual abuse motivate you in any way to try to tailor your answers to make it more likely that you would be selected for this jury?"Source
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 645 Filed 03/11/22 Page 16 of 50 16
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1 A. Absolutely not.
2 Q. In responding to this question, did you answer no so as to
3 make it more likely that you would be selected for the jury?
4 A. Absolutely not, your Honor.
5 Q. Did your history of sexual abuse motivate you in any way to
6 try to tailor your answers to make it more likely that you
7 would be selected for this jury?
8 A. Not at all, your Honor.
9 Q. At the time you filled out the questionnaire on November 4,
10 did it occur to you that you might personally benefit in any
11 way from being on the jury in this case?
12 A. Not at all, your Honor.
13 Q. I'm going to return to question 25 again, which you have
14 indicated was inaccurately responded to, and again you've
15 discussed this, but I want to just hear directly in response to
16 this question, why did you check no?
17 A. Well, again, I wasn't thinking about abuse. I don't really
18 think about my abuse really much anymore because it doesn't
19 define me, it doesn't make me who I am today. It's something
20 that happened, it's an experience that I lived through, and I
21 have become the person I am today because of my goals and
22 ambitions. And I do not feel that I am a victim of a crime,
23 even though looking back on this abuse, that does make me a
24 victim of a crime, which is why I should have marked yes for
25 self.
2 Q. In responding to this question, did you answer no so as to
3 make it more likely that you would be selected for the jury?
4 A. Absolutely not, your Honor.
5 Q. Did your history of sexual abuse motivate you in any way to
6 try to tailor your answers to make it more likely that you
7 would be selected for this jury?
8 A. Not at all, your Honor.
9 Q. At the time you filled out the questionnaire on November 4,
10 did it occur to you that you might personally benefit in any
11 way from being on the jury in this case?
12 A. Not at all, your Honor.
13 Q. I'm going to return to question 25 again, which you have
14 indicated was inaccurately responded to, and again you've
15 discussed this, but I want to just hear directly in response to
16 this question, why did you check no?
17 A. Well, again, I wasn't thinking about abuse. I don't really
18 think about my abuse really much anymore because it doesn't
19 define me, it doesn't make me who I am today. It's something
20 that happened, it's an experience that I lived through, and I
21 have become the person I am today because of my goals and
22 ambitions. And I do not feel that I am a victim of a crime,
23 even though looking back on this abuse, that does make me a
24 victim of a crime, which is why I should have marked yes for
25 self.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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