Epstein Secrets

ted the Cnrrie Victims' Rights Act by signing a nonprosecudon agreement with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein without notifying his victims Attorneys Brad Edvrards and Paul Cassel, representing Jane Doe 01 and Jane Doe #2, want a court hearing, where they Mink that the agreement be inveldated because, they say

on. He served 13 months segregated Ina vacant wing of the county studied. and was let out on work release six days a week for up to 18 twin a day. Edwards and other attorneys (men In court for a year before sucoessfe et getting the agreement unsealed In September 2009 More than 30 miler gins were tien

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a conversation wtn Rush about its contents. Representing Rush end the newspaper, Washington elfamey Laura Hardman and New York Daily News attorney Anne Carroll argued the tape should not be released under anycircumstances. thing reporter's protected prtigege. Rush told Epstein the convertibles was 'off Me m

strict secrecy, I played for them a segment of the recording, starting at the very beginning and lasting approximately three to four minutes. 7. Bradley Edwards, the attorney for the Jane Doe plaintiff in whose case this sub- poena has been issued (and who, as I understand it, also represents at least two oth

rmation with him, apprised him of a development in one of the Jane Doe cases that Epstein had related to during the interview. 8. In a later call, Edwards asked me for a copy of the Epstein interview recording. I declined, telling him that the interview had been off the record and that, in any case, no

e. 9. I have not revealed any part of the contents of the Epstein interview to anyone other than the individuals I have described here, except for Anne Carroll, the attorney represent- ting me in this proceeding. Sworn to before me this 611, day of April, 2010 CYNA ALDERMAN NOTARY Ptow \twk Public Qu

es, they say, he masturbated Providing clients with proven and sexually assaulted them. experience and innovative solutions to complex compliance and Brad Edwards and Paul Cassell, attorneys representing two of his alleged victims, say in enforcement issues inside the the filing that the U.S. Attorney's office

a conversation with Rush about its contents. Representing Rush and the newspaper, Washington attorney Laura Handman and New York Daily News attorney Anne Carroll argued the tape should not be released under any circumstances, citing reporter's protected privilege. Rush told Epstein the conversation was "off th