Email correspondence between federal prosecutors and victims' attorneys Bradley Edwards and Brittany Henderson regarding a court order on Rule 17(c) subpoena motions during the Ghislaine Maxwell criminal trial.

This is internal legal correspondence from November 22-23, 2021, just days before Ghislaine Maxwell's federal trial began on November 29, 2021. An Assistant U.S. Attorney from the Southern District of New York is communicating with Bradley Edwards and Brittany Henderson—two prominent attorneys who represented dozens of Epstein victims—about Maxwell's response to motions to quash her Rule 17(c) subpoena and a subsequent court order. Rule 17(c) subpoenas in federal criminal cases compel witnesses to testify or produce documents at trial.

Key Highlights

• •Sent just one week before Maxwell's criminal trial began on November 29, 2021
• •Involves Bradley Edwards, who has represented over 60 Epstein victims since 2008
• •Brittany Henderson co-authored 'Relentless Pursuit' with Edwards documenting their fight against Epstein
• •Shows coordination between prosecutors and victims' counsel on subpoena-related matters

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