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Document Information

Type: Legal affidavit / declaration
File Size: 2.35 MB
Summary

This document is a legal affidavit signed by attorney Brad Edwards on April 23, 2010, in support of obtaining a specific tape recording as evidence for a civil trial involving Jane Doe and Jeffrey Epstein. Edwards describes negotiations with Anne B. Carroll (representing the Daily News) and argues the tape is critical to prove Epstein's perjury and lack of remorse, noting that Epstein otherwise only pleads the Fifth Amendment. The document also mentions a 'Mr. Rush' who allegedly risked his job by disclosing the tape.

People (6)

Name Role Context
Brad Edwards, Esq. Affiant / Attorney
Attorney representing Jane Doe; author of the affidavit declaring the necessity of obtaining a specific tape as evide...
Jeffrey Epstein Defendant / Subject
Accused of abuse of minor girls; accused of perjury; subject of the tape in question.
Jane Doe Plaintiff / Victim
Client of Brad Edwards; victim of abuse by Epstein.
Anne B. Carroll Attorney
Representing the Daily News; engaged in discussion with Brad Edwards regarding the tape.
Mr. Rush Journalist/Employee (implied)
Mentioned as having played or disclosed the tape; was at risk of losing his job for doing so.
Maria W. Kellichian Notary Public
Notarized the document.

Organizations (2)

Name Type Context
Daily News
Represented by Anne B. Carroll.
Notary Public Underwriters
Bonding agency for the notary.

Timeline (1 events)

2010-04-23
Signing and notarization of affidavit by Brad Edwards.
Unknown (Likely Florida based on Notary stamp format)
Brad Edwards Maria W. Kellichian

Relationships (3)

Brad Edwards Attorney-Client Jane Doe
Edwards states he has an 'absolute duty to represent my client' referring to Jane Doe.
Anne B. Carroll Attorney-Client Daily News
Described as 'representing the Daily News'.
Jeffrey Epstein Abuser-Victim Jane Doe
Text references 'his abuse of Jane Doe and other minor girls'.

Key Quotes (4)

"the tape is the Best Evidence of his lack of remorse for his actions"
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"they will not have the opportunity to even hear Epstein’s voice utter any substantive words other than (in essence) 'I take the Fifth.'"
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"Ms. Carroll told me that it was a 'stupid move' for Mr. Rush to play the tape or disclose the tape to other people"
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"I had an absolute duty to represent my client and that I would be failing in that duty if I did not pursue this critical piece of evidence."
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Full Extracted Text

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Jane Doe nor any of the other plaintiffs have been able to obtain even a single word of information from Epstein about his abuse of minor girls.
25. I made a good faith, albeit unsuccessful, effort to resolve this matter with Anne B. Carroll, representing the Daily News in order to avoid any court intervention. I explained that we needed this tape for several reasons, including those cited by her in her pleading. The tape is detrimental to Epstein’s personal complaint against [REDACTED] and me; the tape is evidence of perjury committed by Epstein; the tape is the Best Evidence of his lack of remorse for his actions and will be presented in the punitive damages phase of the civil trials against him; and, perhaps most important, the tape is the only way that the jury considering Jane Doe’s case will be able to hear Epstein’s voice and own statements about his abuse of Jane Doe and other minor girls. Without the tape, the jury will not have the opportunity to hear Epstein give any substantive information about Jane Doe’s complaint. Indeed, they will not have the opportunity to even hear Epstein’s voice utter any substantive words other than (in essence) “I take the Fifth.” As part of our discussion, Ms. Carroll told me that it was a “stupid move” for Mr. Rush to play the tape or disclose the tape to other people as he likely waived any privilege and that, as a result of disclosing the tape, he was at risk of losing his job. I responded that it did not seem fair that Mr. Rush lose his job or be punished in any way, but that I had an absolute duty to represent my client and that I would be failing in that duty if I did not pursue this critical piece of evidence.
I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
FURTHER AFFIANT SAYETH NAUGHT.
Dated this 23rd day of April, 2010.
[Signature]
Brad Edwards, Esq.
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 23rd day of April, 2010 by BRAD EDWARDS, who is personally known to me.
[Signature]
NOTARY PUBLIC
Print Name: ___________________
My Commission Expires:
[Notary Stamp]
MARIA W. KELLICHIAN
MY COMMISSION # DD 813393
EXPIRES: August 11, 2012
Bonded Thru Notary Public Underwriters
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