Notes from phone call with April 1, 2020 Mandy Young, Alison Moe, Maurene Comey, Alex Rossmiller Gloria Allred At request of team addressed with her our question, previously posed through counsel, relating to her views of a possible pre-trial resolution with respect to said, in sum and substance, that she preferred not to testify at a trial, to maintain her privacy—that she so far had not been associated with Epstein publicly—and that she supported a plea disposition, including one that would not involve a charge of sex trafficking (and that, rather, would be a plea relating to concealment or obstruction in connection with the scheme) - We advised that in such a scenario, would still have the opportunity to speak or to make a submission at sentencing conveyed that it was important to her that take responsibility for her conduct, and also that had some sympathy for said, in sum and substance, that she credits that was a victim, and that she believed E stein could have manipulated her into believing he was rescuing her. Also said that if is a victim, then she should support other victims. o said, in sum and substance, that she thought if hadn't been there, it would have been some other assistant [undertaking the role] and that she has empathy for because other people also observed Epstein's behavior and didn't do anything. also said she never had the feeling that wanted to be there. We further advised that our discussion was not in lieu of any obligations under the Crime Victims Right Act, and that additional formal notice would precede any disposition CONFIDENTIAL 3501.104-016 Page I of I EFTA_00063968 EFTA01246366