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Watch: YETH NAUGHT in the Epstein files
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The phrase "Yeth Naught" appears in a legal document, specifically an affidavit, and is a formal declaration meaning the affiant has nothing further to say.
The phrase "FURTHER AFFIANT SA YETH NAUGHT" is used at the end of affidavits. It appears in an affidavit signed in 2008 by Richard Barnett regarding copies of summons and complaints received in lawsuits against Jeffrey Epstein. It is also in Robert D. Critton, Jr.'s affidavit related to Jane Doe No. 2 v. Jeffrey Epstein case.
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- •"Further affiant sayeth naught" is a traditional legal phrase used to signify the end of a statement in an affidavit.
- •The phrase appears in legal documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
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