Epstein Secrets

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invokes the privilege bears the burden of establishing that it ap- plies to the communications at issue and that it not been waived. See State of Maine . United States Dept of the Interi- or, 29 F.3d 60, 71 (1st Cir.2002); United States Bollin, 264 F.3d 391, 412 (4th ar.2 ). Thus, XYZ must carry

her and did not want her brought again. Rivera added that Marsh was a heavy drug user. Miller also introduced Virginia Last Name Unknown (LNU), aka Jenny to Epstein. Virginia LNU was younger than Rivera and visited Epstein's residence one time. Virginia LNU had a Spanish last name and was described a

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eiter calls Detective Joe Recarey into his office. Later that day, Detective Recarey and Sergeant George Frick | 4ttive at the home of a girl named Jenny.* An older woman greets | “Jenny’s, Francine’s, and Kristina’s names, some identifying details, and | dialogue have been changed. 67 HOUSE_OVERSIG