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that there was an investigation. MR. PAGLIUCA: You know, she could be asked that question: Did you know there was an investigation? I think
she's going to say no. I gave you her affidavit in which she
said prior to making her statement, she had never seen thes police reports. So we all know --
THE COURT: That's a different question.
MR. PAGLIUCA: I understand. But we all know the
answer is, that's in these police reports, and I'm pretty sure
she testified at her deposition that she wasn't really aware of
this investigation. All she knew -- I think is what she testified to -- was that Epstein went to jail and she knew at some point he was a registered sex offender. Those are the two things I think she knew at the end of the day at this
deposition. Anyway, I agree with you that the question, did
you know there was an investigation, you know, I suppose you can ask that question and the answer will be yes or no, whatever it is.
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MR. PAGLIUCA: All right. Thank you.
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MR. CASSELL: No. Your patience has been appreciated today, your Honor.
I want to address now the Marcinkova and Kellen
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