Epstein Secrets

at page 91-92; line 25-1. MR. KING: The same objection, all based on work product. Id. at page 92; line 2- 3. Q: Did you ever have any contact with Kendall Coffey regarding the propriety or ask him for an opinion of the propriety of taking that book from Mr. Rodriguez? Id. at page 95; line 1-4. MR. KING: The

e 14-16; and Same objection as well as attorney-client privilege and instruct you not to answer. 198/21-23] Q: Did you ever authorize or direct Mr. Jenne to perform any investigation on the Epstein files? Id. at page 201; line 4-6. MR. SCAROLA: Same objection, same instruction. Id. at page 201; line

at page 91-92; line 25-1. MR. KING: The same objection, all based on work product. Id. at page 92; line 2- 3. Q: Did you ever have any contact with Kendall Coffey regarding the propriety or ask him for an opinion of the propriety of taking that book from Mr. Rodriguez? Id. at page 95; line 1-4. MR. KING: The

e 14-16; and Same objection as well as attorney-client privilege and instruct you not to answer. 198/21-23] Q: Did you ever authorize or direct Mr. Jenne to perform any investigation on the Epstein files? Id. at page 201; line 4-6. MR. SCAROLA: Same objection, same instruction. Id. at page 201; line

imate things for the law firm, and hiring former Jaw enforcement was the best way to do that. ] was hoping to actually ultimately create a group. Ken Jenne and I had talked about that extensively. Q. Why did you hire Ken Jenne? A. Prior to Ken going to prison, he and ] were Page 32 very friendly and h

f the office can purchase this book? A. | don't recall that. Q. Do you recal) mstructing any of the attorneys in your office to get an opinion from Kendall Coffey whether or not they can legally and legitimately purchase this book? A. J don't recall that one way or the other. [The Complaint referred to was ma