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Jane Doe #1001 And Her Jeffrey Epstein Allegations (Part 2) (6/5/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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  In this episode, we're going to finish off the allegations
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  made by Jane Doe one thousand B The arrests, prosecution,
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  and death of Epstein twenty eight. The sexual trafficking ring
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  described herein started at least as early as nineteen ninety
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  five and continued up until at least July second, twenty nineteen,
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  when the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of
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  New York SDNY charged Epstein with sex trafficking, conspiracy, and
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  sex trafficking in violation of US Code eighteen, Section fifteen
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  ninety one. He was arrested on July eighth, twenty nineteen.
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  Pursuing too The SDNWYS sealed to count indictment, which is
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  attached as Exhibit A twenty nine. The indictment described Epstein's
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  conduct and as abuse in trafficking of females in the
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  same trafficking operation he used to abuse and traffic Plaintiff
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  thirty Epstein's last will and testament. The will was executed
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  on August eighth, twenty nineteen, at the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
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  The witnesses were Mariel Cologne, Miro and Goldnra Tally. The
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  will included affidavids from Darren k Endyke and Richard D.
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  Coon in which they swear an oath of willingness to
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  serve as executor and appointment of local council thirty one.
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  Epstein was found dead in his cell at Metropolitan Correctional
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  Center on August tenth of twenty nineteen thirty two. Epstein's
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  last will and testament was filed on August fifteenth, twenty nineteen,
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  in the Probate Division of the Superior Court of the
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  Virgin Islands. Thirty three. Darren ky Endyke and Richard D.
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  Con filed a certificate of trust in the Superior Court
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  of the Virgin Islands for Epstein's nineteen fifty three trust
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  on August twenty sixth twenty nineteen. See Certificate of Trust
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  in the Matter of the Estate of Jeffrey E. Epstein,
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  Probate Number st Dash nineteen DASH PEB Dash eighty, Superior Court,
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  Virgin Islands, August twenty six, twenty nineteen thirty four. Epstein's
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  will was entered into probate on September six, twenty nineteen,
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  and the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands accordingly authorized
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  Darren k Endyke and Richard D. Con to administer Epstein's estate.
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  See Order for Probate in the Matter of the Estate
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  of Jeffrey e Epstein, Probate Number st Dash nineteen dash
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  pb dash eighty, Superior Court, Virgin Islands, September sixth twenty nineteen.
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  Letters Testamentary in the Matter of the Estate of Jeffrey
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  e Epstein, Probate number st Dash nineteen dash pb Dash eighty,
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  Superior Court, Virgin Islands, September six, twenty, nineteen thirty five.
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  The will's first article directs Epstein's executors to pay from
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  my estate all expenses of my last illness, my funeral
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  and burial expenses, the administration expenses of my estate, and
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  all of my debts duly proven and allowed against my estate.
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  The will further directs that, after the payments and distributions
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  provided in Article first, Epstein gives all of my property,
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  real and personal wherever situated to the acting trustees of
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  the nineteen fifty three trust. Thirty six, following Epstein's death,
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  SDN WHY submitted a proposed order in the criminal matter
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  against them because it was required by law. To do so.
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  After Epstein was deceased. On August twenty ninth, twenty nineteen,
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  US District Judge Richard Berman formally dismissed sdnwy's indictment against Epstein,
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  terminating the criminal action against them. Plaintiff's claims are therefore
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  timely under and why CPLR Section two fifteen eight and
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  ay Jane Doe one thousand, thirty seven. Jane Doe one
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  thousand grew up in extreme poverty. At various times throughout
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  her childhood, her mother had been homeless. Jane Doe was
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  unable to enroll in high school because she did not
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  have a residence and often lived without running water or
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  electricity thirty eight. In late nineteen ninety nine, Jane Doe
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  made a modeling appearance. A man called her and told
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  her that Jeffrey Epstein had connections to various modeling jobs
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  and asked her if she would like to meet with
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  Epstein to discuss opportunities. The opportunity sounded enticing to Jane Doe,
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  so she agreed to meet Epstein at his New York
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  City mansion on seventy first Street thirty nine. Upon meeting
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  Jane Doe, Epstein offered her a position modeling with Victoria's Secret,
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  a lingerie retailer. He explained that he was friends with
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  Les Wexner, the chief executive of Victoria's Secret parent company.
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  Epstein reiterated his connection to Victoria's Secret each time he
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  spoke with Jane forty Eventually, Epstein moved Jane into his
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  apartment building on sixty sixth Street, where he housed other
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  models and young women that he sexually abused, so that
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  he could have compete. That way, he could have complete
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  control over her life. Her relationship with Epstein quickly turned
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  and into one of sexual abuse. Glenn Maxwell, one of
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  Epstein's main recruiters, along with additional unidentified co conspirators, would
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  call Jane Doe and Director to go to Epstein's mansion
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  to give him a massage. The massages quickly escalated into
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  Epstein forcing himself on Jane Doe against her will and
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  engaging in one or more sex acts with her for
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  his own sexual gratification. Jane Doe was terrified of Epstein,
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  who repeatedly threatened her and made representations about his wealth,
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  power and connections. Forty one, During Jane Doe's time with Epstein,
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  he forced her to give him sexual massages and made
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  her use sex toys forty two. Epstein also flew Jane
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  Doe to his residence in Palm Beach, Florida, where she
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  was also forced to give Epstein sexual massages forty three.
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  On one occasion, Epstein forced Jane Doe to meet with
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  a lawyer, even though she did not express any need
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  for a lawyer to Epstein. The lawyer she met with
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  was a prominent attorney and a law professor who was
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  described to Jane Doe as Epstein's close friend and lawyer.
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  The lawyer appeared to be interviewing her, asking personal questions
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  about her family's financial situation. The meeting had no legal purpose,
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  and Epstein later used the information that the lawyer had
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  obtained through this meeting with Jane Doe to intimidate her
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  and keep her compliant in his sex trafficking scheme. I
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  wonder who that lawyer could be? I mean, could it
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  be Alan Dershowitz? Forty four. Epstein made very clear to
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  Jane Doe that he was incredibly wealthy, powerful, and regularly
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  in contact with world leaders. In fact, in his New
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  York mansion, he had photographs displayed of significant political figures
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  to ensure that any young female entering the home would
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  know that he had extensive government connections. Epstein was not
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  to be disobeyed, and he made it clear by his
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  words and actions that there would be consequences if Jane
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  Doe did not comply with his demands. Forty five. Epstein
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  constantly promised Jane Doe modeling opportunities with Victoria's Secret each
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  time she saw him. He continued to make that promise
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  for years up until the last time Jane Doe saw
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  Jeffrey Epstein forty six. One day, Epstein had someone called
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  Jane Doe to his mansion. When Jane Doe arrived, Maxwell
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  was waiting for her and led her upstairs to Epstein's
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  master bedroom. When they got to the bedroom, sex toys
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  were laid out on the bed, Epstein and Maxwell proceeded
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  to sexually assault Jane Doe simultaneously and by forcible compulsion.
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  Maxwell forcibly penetrated Jane Doe with a sex toy. She
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  was horrified and terrified by the experience, and she knew
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  that she had to try to get away from Epstein,
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  even though she risked harm to herself by disobeying Epstein.
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  She proceeded to move out of the sixty sixth Street
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  apartment building, and, having nowhere else to go, found shelter
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  at the Salvation Army Housing Facility. Forty seven. Jane Doe
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  was deeply affected by her harrowing experiences at the hands
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  of Epstein. She suffers extreme emotional distress from an experience
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  that has affected her for her entire life. Forty eight.
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  Epstein's sexual abuse and battery of Jane Doe continues to
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  cause her significant distress and harm. First cause of action
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  battery forty nine. Plaintiff repeats and re alleges the allegations
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  stated above in paragraphs one through forty eight as of
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  fully set forth here. In fifty Epstein intentionally committed battery
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  by sexually assaulting plaintiff when she was a young woman.
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  As described above, on multiple occasions, Epstein intentionally sexually assaulted
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  and touch plaintiff in an offensive and sexual manner without
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  her consent. Fifty one. Epstein's actions constitute sexual offenses as
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  defined in the New York Penal Law Article one thirty,
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  including but not limited to, Article one thirty dot thirty five.
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  Inasmuch as Epstein and Maxwell sexually assaulted Plaintiff by forcible
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  compulsion within twenty years of filing this complaint CNYCPLR. Section
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  two thirteen C fifty two. A criminal action against Epstein
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  with respect to the same sex trafficking enterprise from which
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  Plaintiff's first cause of action arises was terminated on August
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  twenty ninth, twenty nineteen, less than one year prior to
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  the filing of this complaint CNYCPLR Section two fifteen eight
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  A fifty three. As a direct and proximate result of
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  Epstein's conduct, Plaintiff has in the past and will in
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  the future continue to suffer extreme emotional distress, humiliation, fear,
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  psychological trauma, loss of dignity and self esteem, and an
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  invasion upper privacy. Second cause of action intentional infliction of
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  emotional distress fifty four. Plaintiff repeats and realeges the allegation
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  stated above in paragraphs one through forty eight, as of
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  fully set forth herein fifty five. As a direct result
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  of these allegations, as stated, Epstein committed intentional infliction of
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  emotional distress against plaintiff. Fifty six. Epstein's actions described above
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  constitute extreme and outrageous conduct that shocks the conscience. Epstein's
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  plan to recruit, entice, and assault plaintiff on multiple occasions
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  goes beyond all possible bounds of decency and as intolerable
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  in a civilized community. Fifty seven. Epstein knew or disregarded
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  the substantial likelihood that these actions would cause plaintiffs severe
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  emotional distress. Fifty eight. A criminal action against Epstein with
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  respect to the same sex trafficking enterprise from which Plaintiff's
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  second cause of action arises was terminated on August twenty ninth,
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  twenty nineteen, less than one year prior to the filing
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  of this complaint c NYCPLR Section two fifteen eight A
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  fifty nine. As a direct and proximate result of Epstein's conduct,
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  Plaintiff has in the past and will in the future
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  continue to suffer extreme emotional distress, humiliation, fear, psychological trauma,
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  loss of dignity and self esteem, and an invasion of
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  her privacy. The prayer for relief, wherefore, Plaintiff respectfully requests
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  judgment against defendants awarding compensentory, consequential, exemplary, and punitive damages
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  in an amount to be determined at trial. Cost of suit,
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  attorney's fees, and such other and further relief as the
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  Court may deem just and proper jury demand. Plaintiff hereby
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  demands a trial by jury on all causes of action
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  asserted within this pleading. This was signed by Joshua Schiller
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  and it was dated November fourteenth, twenty nineteen. All Right, folks,
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  that's going to do it for this one. All of
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  the information that goes with this episode can be found
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  in the description box.