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change it.
But first of all, let's talk about this consciousness of guilt issue. And not only the supposed facts behind this
but the law that they cite. There are references to a New York
Post article that is the --
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COURT: Well, that's no good, obviously.
MR. PAGLIUCA: Of course. And then there's a
reference to Radar Online. That's their entir videntiary basis for the proffer that they just made to you, your Honor, about this townhome. It doesn't fly. And I don't need to
spend --
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THE COURT: Well, wait a minute. There was a little
bit more. There was Maxwell saying she got a loan, they say,
from Epstein to buy the house. MR. PAGLIUCA: What she said, your Honor -- and I
wrote it down because I looked at the deposition transcript
last night. First of all, I think it's important for this
discussion, we allowed questions relating to anything financial
with Mr. Epstein. So the one instruction that I gave to
Ms. Maxwell during this deposition was, anything they ask you
about Epstein is fine. I'm not going to let you talk about
your own personal financial information because it's not
discoverable at this point. And so they had fair opportunity
to ask her questions. They asked her questions about the
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