Epstein Secrets

orters; telephone conferences with client and A. Stone; telephone conferences with J. Goldberger; draft

ith R. Critton; telephone conference with G. Maxwell; review materials, research. FOR CURRENT SERVICES RENDERED Recapitulation Timekeeper Hours Mark S. Cohen 27.10 James Abamont 4.00 Brett D. Jaffe 28.10 Alexis Stone 31.60 Expenses Page: 4 November 25, 2009 Client Number: 1413-001 Statement No

ay nature of his statements prevented a careful examination of the facts, we write to request your firsthand recollection of events surrounding Mr. Stone's sentencing ... because you were the senior official within the US Attorney's Office at the relevant time." Stone Asks Appeals Court To Delay His

l decide to appear by video from the MDC, Thursday or next Tuesday are the soonest spots available." The Post adds, "Hours later, Maxwell's attorney Mark S. Cohen said in a court filing that she `has agreed to waive her physical presence' for her court appearance. He asked for Nathan to schedule the case for

prosecutor can still serve him with a grand jury subpoena "requiring him to answer the question: Why did you lie to Congress? And many others." If Stone lies, he faces prosecution for perjury and obstruction. If he refuses to comply, he faces civil and criminal contempt. Weissmann concludes, "The too

ere prosecutors say she refused to open the door for FBI agents, who busted through to find that she had retreated to an interior room. Her lawyer, Mark S. Cohen, told the judge that Maxwell was in her pajamas and had been told that security protocol called for her to retreat to her room if there was any dist