Epstein Secrets

ts against 21 22 the trustee. That left us in a quandary. 72 23 23 We had a subpoena pending in State 24 24 Court. We had correspondence from Berger 25 25 Singcrman on behalf of the trustee dist they had °UM-LEITH & MAULDIN COURT REPORTERS, (305) 3584875 EFTA00206624 Case 9:08-cv-80893-KAM

3 4 $ 6 7 8 9 Past 3 THE COURT: Rothstein Rosenfeldt & Adler. Ali right May I have appearances, please? MR. LICHTMAN: Good morning, Judge. Chuck Lichtman, Berger Singerman, for the trustee. MIL NE1V/IRTH: Good morning, your Honor. Ronald Neiveinh, Fowler White Burnett, on behalf of the movant, Epste

ts against 21 22 the trustee. That left us in a quandary. 72 23 23 We had a subpoena pending in State 24 24 Court. We had correspondence from Berger 25 25 Singcrman on behalf of the trustee dist they had °UM-LEITH & MAULDIN COURT REPORTERS, (305) 3584875 EFTA00213917 Case 9:08-cv-80893-KAM

3 4 $ 6 7 8 9 Past 3 THE COURT: Rothstein Rosenfeldt & Adler. Ali right May I have appearances, please? MR. LICHTMAN: Good morning, Judge. Chuck Lichtman, Berger Singerman, for the trustee. MIL NE1V/IRTH: Good morning, your Honor. Ronald Neiveinh, Fowler White Burnett, on behalf of the movant, Epste

rts against 21 22 the trustee. That left us in a quandary. n 23 We had a subpoena pending in State 73 24 24 Court. We had correspondence from Berger 75 25 Singerman on behalf of the trustee dist they had OUELLETTE & MAULDIN COURT REPORTERS, EFTA00235301 Case 9:08-cv-80893-KAM Document 214-3

stein Rosenfeldt & Adler. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OP FLORIDA 2 MI right May I have appearances, please? 3 2 3 MR. LICHTMAN: Good morning, Judge. 4 4 Chuck Lichtman, Berger Singerrnan, for the trustee. S CASE NO.: 09-34791731CCREM 5 MIL NEIV/IRTH: Good morning, your Honor. 6 In Re. 6 Ronald Neivrinh, Fowler

he switched back to reading the complete sentence again. As usual, bankruptcy attomey Chuck Lichtman delivered some zinger questions. Lichtman, of Berger Singerman, asked Rosenfeldt whether he had accepted a check for $3.9 million, and other money, because Rothstein wanted him to look the other way r

g that he had said, "Fifth, Fifth, Fifth," over and over. So, he switched back to reading the complete sentence again. As usual, bankruptcy attomey Chuck Lichtman delivered some zinger questions. Lichtman, of Berger Singerman, asked Rosenfeldt whether he had accepted a check for $3.9 million, and other money,