Epstein Secrets

cted any victim. His partner, Kathy Ezell, attempted to contact three victims before receiving Mr. Mermelstein's notification of representation. Ms. Ezell spoke directly only to one victim, and as soon as the victim stated that she was represented, Ms. Ezell ended the conversation. Ms. Ezell left a m

whom had not yet been notified. I have enclosed herewith that correspondence, including the attachments and the response of Assistant Ethics Counsel Gail E. Ferguson, dated November 4, 2008. In her letter, Ms. Ferguson reported that she could not provide an opinion letter because my inquiry was based, in part,

cted any victim. His partner, Kathy Ezell, attempted to contact three victims before receiving Mr. Mermelstein's notification of representation. Ms. Ezell spoke directly only to one victim, and as soon as the victim stated that she was represented, Ms. Ezell ended the conversation. Ms. Ezell left a m

whom had not yet been notified. I have enclosed herewith that correspondence, including the attachments and the response of Assistant Ethics Counsel Gail E. Ferguson, dated November 4, 2008. In her letter, Ms. Ferguson reported that she could not provide an opinion letter because my inquiry was based, in part,

cted any victim. His partner, Kathy Ezell, attempted to contact three victims before receiving Mr. Mermelstein's notification of representation. Ms. Ezell spoke directly only to one victim, and as soon as the victim stated that she was represented, Ms. Ezell ended the conversation. Ms. Ezell left a me

whom had not yet been notified. I have enclosed herewith that correspondence, including the attachments and the response of Assistant Ethics Counsel Gail E. Ferguson, dated November 4, 2008. F'- In her letter, Ms. Ferguson reported that she could not provide an opinion letter because my inquiry was based, in par