Epstein Secrets

TODD BLANCHE: Say it again. 17 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: McMillen. 18 TODD BLANCHE: Okay. 19 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: Henry Rosovsky, who 20 was the provost of Harvard. Hang on (Indiscernible). 21 TODD BLANCHE: Sure. You're looking at 22 your -- your -- your notes. 23

ens over the next, you know, like there's 24 been -- there's a ton of writing and a ton of, I 25 guess, testimony as well, but also public reporting, DOJ REDACTION MAGNA9 LEGAL SERVICES Page 92 1 about how the recruiting was a very aggressive effort 2 that you were a part of, that he was a part of, and 3 oth

is life in the '90s. 15 Did -- did -- does any stick out in your mind as 16 having received massages? All of them. 17 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: Henry Rosovsky 18 received a massage. 19 TODD BLANCHE: And why do you -- why does 20 that stick out in your memory? 21 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: Be

re that one of those girls 23 is -- was one of the witnesses in my trial, 24 specifically . 25 To use her own testimony so that you don't DOJ REDACTION MAGNA9 LEGAL SERVICES Page 122 1 have to -- 2 TODD BLANCHE: Yeah. 3 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: -- hear my point of 4 view. It's

TODD BLANCHE: Say it again. 17 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: McMillen. 18 TODD BLANCHE: Okay. 19 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: Henry Rosovsky, who 20 was the provost of Harvard. Hang on (Indiscernible). 21 TODD BLANCHE: Sure. You're looking at 22 your -- your -- your notes. 23

ame memory or lack 23 thereof, apply to on planes, at -- in New Mexico, in 24 New York, in -- 25 GHISLAINE MAXWELL: Well, with some other DOJ REDACTION DOJ REDACTION DOJ REDACTION DOJ REDACTION DOJ REDACTION DOJ REDACTION DOJ REDACTION DOJ REDACTION 33 (Pages 126 to 129) 33 (Pages 126 to 129) Page