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the best way to do that. ] was hoping to actually ultimately create a group. Ken Jenne and I had talked about that extensively. Q. Why did you hire Ken Jenne? A. Prior to Ken going to prison, he and ] were Page 32 very friendly and he was extremely friendly with someone that was very close to me, Grant S

imate things for the law firm, and hiring former Jaw enforcement was the best way to do that. ] was hoping to actually ultimately create a group. Ken Jenne and I had talked about that extensively. Q. Why did you hire Ken Jenne? A. Prior to Ken going to prison, he and ] were Page 32 very friendly and h

s, bugs, other listening and watching)? 21.9.6 What is Blue Line R & D? 21.10 Knowledge of skills and involvement of: 21.10.1 Mike Fisten 21.10.2 Ken Jenne 21.10.3 Patrick 21.10.4 Rick Fandry 22. Criminal History - have you ever been convicted of a crime? If yes, when and for what? C:WserAill0JAVIM

inent (Clinton, Trump, Dershowitz, etc.) 19.17 Were you aware of investors coming in and looking at Epstein files? 19.18 ever meet any? 19.19 Did Jenne or Fisten tell you they brought in files? 19.20 know Michael Legamaro? Hear of him? Who is he? 20. Does he know a 20.1 If so, did he ever talk t

ion of Jeffrey Epstein? MR. SCAROLA: Same objection [work-product, attorney-client privilege]. Id., at 201. Q. [D]id you ever authorize or direct Ken Jenne to perform any investigation on the Epstein files? MR. SCAROLA: Same objection [work-product, attorney-client privilege] and instruction. 12. Co

ion on the Epstein files? A. SCAROLA: Same objection and instruction. 201/3-6 201/19-24 201/25 202/4-11 Q. Did you ever authorize or direct Mr. Jenne to perform any investigation on the Epstein files? A. SCAROLA: Same objection and instruction. Q. If you're unaware of the existence of the entity

uld not respond on the basis of privilege. Id. at page 288; line 15-21. A: Privilege. Id. at page 288; line 22. Counsel for Epstein then discusses Ken Jenne: Q: Did Mr. Jenne, did you ever direct Mr. Jenne to do any investigation on the Epstein cases? Transcript of Deposition dated March 23, 2010, at pa

e 14-16; and Same objection as well as attorney-client privilege and instruct you not to answer. 198/21-23] Q: Did you ever authorize or direct Mr. Jenne to perform any investigation on the Epstein files? Id. at page 201; line 4-6. MR. SCAROLA: Same objection, same instruction. Id. at page 201; line

n boxes for Michael Legamaro to review? A The boxes were actually already in my office. Q Well, there's some testimony that you called and asked Ren Jenne and Fistas to bring them down and they United Reporting, Inc. (954) 525- 2221 b97732c9-e86c-41764660441c1251183a EFTA_R1_00015191 EFTA01734958

er do that. And then there are people in the middle. I believe Brad Edwards is probably in the middle. Q Did you have your investigators, that be Jenne and Wayne Black and Fistas investigate Epstein himself and try to get evidence from Epstein -- A I didn't know -- Q -- do you have of any knowled

A employed a team of investigators on the Epstein Actions, including Michael Fisten ("Fisten") and former Broward County Sheriff and convicted felon Ken Jenne ("Jenne"). 12. Fisten and Jenne were the primary investigators assigned to Edwards, and routinely reported to Edwards and Rothstein regarding thei

team of investigators on the Epstein Actions, including Michael Fisten ("Fisten") and former Broward County Sheriff and convicted felon Ken Jenne ("Jenne"). 12. Fisten and Jenne were the primary investigators assigned to Edwards, and routinely reported to Edwards and Rothstein regarding their invest

A employed a team of investigators on the Epstein Actions, including Michael Fisten ("Fisten") and former Broward County Sheriff and convicted felon Ken Jenne ("Jenne"). 12. Fisten and Jenne were the primary investigators assigned to Edwards, and routinely reported to Edwards and Rothstein regarding thei

team of investigators on the Epstein Actions, including Michael Fisten ("Fisten") and former Broward County Sheriff and convicted felon Ken Jenne ("Jenne"). 12. Fisten and Jenne were the primary investigators assigned to Edwards, and routinely reported to Edwards and Rothstein regarding their invest

uld not respond on the basis of privilege. Id. at page 288; line 15-21. A: Privilege. Id. at page 288; line 22. Counsel for Epstein then discusses Ken Jenne: Q: Did Mr. Jenne, did you ever direct Mr. Jenne to do any investigation on the Epstein cases? Transcript of Deposition dated March 23, 2010, at pa

e 14-16; and Same objection as well as attorney-client privilege and instruct you not to answer. 198/21-23] Q: Did you ever authorize or direct Mr. Jenne to perform any investigation on the Epstein files? Id. at page 201; line 4-6. MR. SCAROLA: Same objection, same instruction. Id. at page 201; line

of investigators used in the prosecution of the Epstein Actions. Those investigators included, but were not limited to Michael Fisten ("Fisten") and Ken Jenne, ("Jenne"), employees of RRA. Fisten and Jenne were the primary investigators assigned to Edwards and to whom they reported to conduct their investi

ein Actions. Those investigators included, but were not limited to Michael Fisten ("Fisten") and Ken Jenne, ("Jenne"), employees of RRA. Fisten and Jenne were the primary investigators assigned to Edwards and to whom they reported to conduct their investigations of Epstein. 15. In October 2009, on o

any area where 14 those files were located. I believe so. 15 Q. Okay. Well, during the time you were 16 there did an individual by the name of Ken Jenne 17 work there? 18 A. Yes. 19 Q. Okay. Did an individual by the name of 20 Mike Fisten work for the firm -- 21 A. Yes. 22 Q. -- for RRA

A. Not that I remember. 25 Q. Okay. Was, were there any investigators, PROSE COURT REPORTING AGENCY, INC. EFTA00599784 Page 124 1 was Mr. Jenne or Mr. Fisten present? 2 A. No. 3 Q. So, it was, you, Rothstein, Adler, and 4 someone on the phone; that's it? 5 A. From what I remember.