Epstein Secrets

teen that was involved in a case that is now settled, which is the subject matter of obviously the comments that were brought to this Court by Mr. Scherer at the time of the last hearing of, was Mr. Edwards part of the fraud which led to the dollars being put into the Rothstein firm or the Rothstein

ause if the trustee believed that -- THE COURT: There's no litigation pending. MR. FARMER: That we -- Edwards and LM have not been sued -- I mean, Lichtman's been sued, Adler. People have been brought in by the trustee because they've found evidence that they believe constitutes some wrongful conduct,

nts are held by the trustee now, and so Mr. Stettin was concerned that there may be some privilege issues on those documents, and as a result, Mr. Lichtman and the attorneys came forward before this Court and requested that there be a master appointed to help resolve this issue, and ultimately, I beca

e bankruptcy estate. 11 The second thing would be there's already at 12 least one pending suit that I know is in this 13 division, filed by Mr. Scherer. There probably 14 will be others that will come before you. As long 15 as they don't name the debtor and they don't 16 involve the assets, whi

n on this matter, having spoken with him 20 numerous times about numerous other matters, to 21 speak either with him or with his counsel 22 Mr. Lichtman. I did have the opportunity to speak 23 with Mr. Coffey on Friday. 24 !can, if it would assist the Coun, proffer 25 to the Court and, if necess

d 24 pectedings wen had: 24 to me. 25 Rebated EN Malin Fit= 25 MR. LICHTMAN: Correct, Judge. Paget Page 4 I APPEARANCES: I THE COURT: Mr. Scherer. 2 3 DERV-RW/90SW" to 2 MR. SCHERER: Yes, sir, your Honor. CHARLES H. LICHTMAN, ESQUIRE 3 I'm William Soberer and Ern here on behalf of a 4

of the subpoena has been adequately 15 point We tried to work, and we've been working with 15 represented to the Court. If you peruse this, 16 Mr. Lichtman, tried to work out a protective order 16 you will see they are asking for communications 17 between the trustee and Epstein regarding the 17 with

d 24 pectedings wen had: 24 to me. 25 Rebated EN Malin Fit= 25 MR. LICHTMAN: Correct, Judge. Paget Page 4 I APPEARANCES: I THE COURT: Mr. Scherer. 2 3 DERV-RW/90SW" to 2 MR. SCHERER: Yes, sir, your Honor. CHARLES H. LICHTMAN, ESQUIRE 3 I'm William Soberer and Ern here on behalf of a 4

of the subpoena has been adequately 15 point We tried to work, and we've been working with 15 represented to the Court. If you peruse this, 16 Mr. Lichtman, tried to work out a protective order 16 you will see they are asking for communications 17 between the trustee and Epstein regarding the 17 with

proccedino were had: 24 to me. 25 Repotted By: Mutant Franz= 25 MR. LICHTMAN: Correct, Judge. Page 2 Page 4 1 APPEARANOIS 1 THE COURT: Mr. Scherer. 7 3 BERGER 8/910BILMAN. try 2 MR. SCHERER: Yes, sir, your Honor. CHARLES H. WHOA" ESQUIRE 3 I'm William Scherer and I'm here on behalf of a

, your Honor, may it 4 those, et cetera, our client has already offered 4 please the Court Again, Gary Fanner on behalfof 5 to the trustee, to Mr. Lichtman, we will pay for 5 the interested party, LM, also on behalf of 6 it, whether ifs a special master or whether it's 6 Brad Edwards and I'm sorry, y

Bill Scherer - who repre- sents investors who allegedly lost more than $100 million - to put Rothstein under oath. The judge, however, instructed Scherer to refile the motion under different bankruptcy rules and indicated he would then approve it LENGTHY TESTIMONY Ray said it could take a week to

ors and investors. "I believe Scott would tell the truth," he said. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Raymond Ray, who presid- ed over Monday's hearing, told Lichtman he will approve Roth- stein's deposition so the bank- ruptcy attorneys can glean infor- mation that will be used to file ad- ditional clawback lawsui