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In Their Own Words: "MJ" Doe 's Allegations Made Against Jeffrey Epstein (Part 4) (4/25/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of
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  the Epstein Chronicles. In this episode, we're getting right back
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  to the lawsuit filed against Epstein by MJ. Doe, Count
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  Number twenty four Civil Remedy for criminal Practices Plaintiff free
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  Alleges Paragraph one through sixty above and for the purpose
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  of this count in corporates and alleges the RICO statement
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  that has been filed contemporaneously herewith as exhibit A. The
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  allegations contained herein in Count twenty four are separate and
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  distinct legal remedy brought pursuant the Florida Statute seven seventy
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  two dot one oh four to one and two. Defending
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  Jeffrey Epstein was associated with an enterprise a group of
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  individuals associated in fact, although not illegal, entity which was
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  comprised of at least defending Jeffrey Epstein, Sarah Kellen, Leslie Groff,
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  Jean Luke, Brunel Gleayne Maxwell, and Nadia Marsenkova, and likely
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  many other yet unknown persons. Defendant participated in this enterprise
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  or conspired or endeavored to so participate through a pattern
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  of criminal activity in violation of Florida Statute Section seven
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  seventy two dot oneh three of further outlined in detail
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  in the rico statement filed in this court. This enterprise
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  was separate and distinct from Epstein himself and had a
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  definite hierarchical structure. Epstein served informally but effectively as the leader, CEO,
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  or boss of the organization, similar to the way and
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  experienced mob boss runs his organized crime family, directing his
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  underlings how to recruit and procure underage girls for his
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  sexual activity and the sexual activity of others. Developing the
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  use of slang or code words to be used to
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  discuss the illegal activity of the organization. Designing a plan
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  or a scheme to gain the cooperation of underage minor females.
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  Developing men, methods and techniques to otherwise avoid detection from
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  law enforcement, including making large charitable donations to law enforcement agencies.
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  Powerful politicians, businessmen, and world leaders, associating with powerful social
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  people and highly influential politicians and attorneys, Gathering information or
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  blackmail to extort powerful people. Devising a plan to attack
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  the credibility and character of anyone that dare unveil the
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  illegal operation of the enterprise, and to take an oath
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  to remain silent and or lie when confronted by law
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  enforcement about the illegal operation and activity of the criminal organization.
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  Epstein's key lieutenant in the local Palm Beach branch of
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  the national organization was Kellen, who served as both scheduler
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  and recruiter procure for the girls. Marsenkova also served as
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  a recruiter and helped Epstein satisfy as criminal sexual desire
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  by on occasion, directly participate paiding and sexual abuse and
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  prostitution of the minor girls. Epstein also used otherwise legitimate
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  business activity to help further the purpose of the criminal enterprise.
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  These apparently legitimate activities provided cover for Epstein and his
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  associates to commit the crimes. Epstein and his associates maintained
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  the appearance of running and upstanding investment business, as well
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  as other legitimate business with connections to modeling agencies and
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  other powerful business and political people, to discourage the minor
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  girls from reporting the abuse to law enforcement. Glenn Maxwell
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  and Jean Luke Brunell helped to provide cover by creating
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  the impression that legitimate modeling opportunities were available for the girls.
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  There are many other known and unknown associates of the
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  criminal organization that work throughout the country and possibly internationally,
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  who perform functions to perpetuate the criminal activity of the organization.
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  Defending jeff Epstein participated in this enterprise through a pattern
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  of criminal activity in that he engaged in at least
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  two incidents of criminal activity as defined and required in
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  Florida Statute seven seventy two dot one oh two and
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  as described below, and have the same or similar intents
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  results accomplices, victims, or methods or commission, and are not
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  isolated incidents. Defending Jeffrey Epstein engaged in criminal activity by committing,
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  attempting to commit, conspiring to commit, or soliciting, coercing or
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  intimidating another person to commit one or more of the
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  following predicate acts as outlined as defined in Florida Statute
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  seven seventy two dot one O two. Procuring for prostitution
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  or causing to be prostituted any person who is under
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  the age of eighteen years in violation of Florida Statute
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  Chapter seven ninety six oh three. Acts of battery, and
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  violation of Florida Statute seven eighty four, forcing, compelling, or
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  coercing another to become a prostitute in violation of Florida
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  Statute Chapter seven ninety six, dot four. Knowingly recruiting, enticing, harboring, transporting, providing,
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  or otherwise obtaining by any means a person, knowing that
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  coercion would be used to cause that person to engage
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  in prostitution, in violation of Florida's Statute Chapter seven ninety six,
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  Dot four to five. Tampering with a witness and violation
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  of Florida's Statute Chapter nine fourteen twenty two. Altering, destroying, removing,
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  or concealing records or documents, or other evidence in violation
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  of Florida Statute Chapter nine eighteen dot thirteen. Maintaining a
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  place or more accurately places for the purpose of lewdness
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  or prostitution, Offering to secure another for the purpose of prostitution,
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  or for some other lud or indecent act, receiving persons
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  into his pom Beach mansion for the purpose of prostitution
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  or lewdness, directing, taking or transporting, or agreeing to direct,
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  take or transport persons to his pom Beach mansion with
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  knowledge or reasonable belief that the purpose of such directing, taking,
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  or transporting was prostitution or lewdness, all in violation of
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  Florida Statute Chapter seven ninety six dot seven. The criminal
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  acts of Defendant Epstein occurred repeatedly over a substantial period
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  of time and were not isolated events. Under Defendant Epstein's plan,
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  scheme and enterprise, Defendant Jeffrey Epstein paid employees and underlings,
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  including but not limited to Sarah Kellen, to Bringham minor
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  girls to his pom Beach mansion in order for defendant
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  to solicit, induce, coerce, entice, compel, or force such girls
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  to engage in acts of prostitution and sexual misconduct with
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  Defendant Epstein and sometimes not Ia Marsenkova, and otherwise commit
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  acts a sexual battery thereon and further, Defendant Epstein worked
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  in concert as part of the enterprise with those who
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  were free to act independently in advance her own interests,
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  including Glenn Maxwell and Jean Luke Brunel, to obtain minor
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  girls for sexual purposes. Plaintiff Mjay was the victim of
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  Defendant Jeffrey Epstein's plan, scheme and enterprise and was so
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  injured by reason of his violation of the provision of
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  Section seven seventy two one oh four. Plaintiff Mjay was
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  called on the telephone by defendant Epstein and other employees
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  of his, including Sarah Kellen, and transported to the defendant
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  Jeffrey Epstein's residence, where she was placed in a room
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  along with the defendant, enticed to commit acts a prostitution
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  and had acts as sexual battery and sexual exploitation committed
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  against her. Defendant Jeffrey Epstein conspired with his assistants and
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  employees in order to accomplish their common motive or intent
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  of seeking out, getting access to, and exploiting minor children
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  such as Plaintiff MJ in the aforementioned ways, and further
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  conspired with his employees, assistants, and underlings to ensure that
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  the crimes of his criminal enterprise were concealed or undetected
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  by law enforcement. Those who were free to act independently
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  and advance their own interests, including Glen Maxwell and Jean
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  lou Brunel, also work with the enterprise to conceal the
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  activities of the enterprise. After law enforcement began to detect
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  the criminal activity a defendant Epstein and the other persons
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  involved in the criminal enterprise. The enterprise used resources and
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  information to conceal the illegal activity of the enterprise, threaten
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  the victims of the crimes of the enterprise if they
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  revealed the scope of the enterprise to law enforcement, and
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  concealed or destroyed documents relevant to the prosecution of various
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  members of the enterprise. The enterprise also made various efforts
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  to discourage the victims from cooperating with law enforcement and
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  from filing civil lawsuits to indicate their rights. Epstein and
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  other members of the enterprise made cash payments and gave
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  gifts to the victims of the enterprise in order to
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  discourage them from reporting crimes to law enforcement and other authorities.
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  Through information and belief, this criminal enterprise gained valuable consideration
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  from the practice of sex trafficking underage girls and providing
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  underage children to other adults, and otherwise derived valuable consideration
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  for running a national and oftentimes international sex trafficking and
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  underage prostitution ring, typically by coercing and introducing the economically
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  disadvantaged underage minor females into prostitution and sometimes into being
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  underage sex slaves for the enterprise. The evidence clearly and
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  convincingly establishes at Plaintiff MJ was injured by reason of
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  violation of the provision of seven seventy two dot one
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  oh three, and such she is entitled to threefold the
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  actual damage sustained and a minimum of two hundred and
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  reasonable attorney fees and court costs. In the alternative and
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  pursue it to section seven seventy two dot one O four,
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  Plaintiff MJ was injured due to sex trafficking committed in
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  violation of section seven seventy two dot one O three,
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  and is thus entitled to threefold the amount gained from
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  sex trafficking and to a minimum amount of damages not
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  less than two hundred dollars reasonable attorney fees and court costs.
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  Plaintiff is suffered a loss of income, loss of capacity
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  to earn income in the future, loss of her property
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  and business opportunities, and other losses. Wherefore, under the provision
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  of Florida Statute Chapter seven seventy two, Plaintive MJ demands
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  judgment against defendant Jeffrey Epstein for any minimum damages authorized
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  by law, all actual damages sustained to be troubled as
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  authorized by law, court costs, and attorney fees, and such
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  other and further relief as this Court deems just and proper,
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  and hereby demands trial by jury on all issues triable
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  as a right by a jury. Count twenty five, Cause
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  of action pursuant to Florida Statute seven ninety six dot
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  nine against Defendant Jeffrey Epstein. Plaintiff adopts and re alleges
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  paragraph one through sixty above. The allegations contained herein in
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  Count twenty five are a separate and distinct legal remedy.
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  Defendant Jeffrey Epstein was a wealthy and powerful man, and
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  plaintiff was an economically disadvantaged and impressionable minor. Plaintiff MJ.
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  Had never engaged in any act of prostitution prior to
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  meeting Epstein or being introduced to any of the members
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  of the criminal enterprise of which Defendant Epstein was operating
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  member and the leader. Defendan Jeffrey Epstein used his vast
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  wealth and power to course plaintiff into prostitution and coorster
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  to remain in prostitution. Defendant Jeffrey Epstein course plaintiff into
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  prostitution in one or more of the following ways. Domination,
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  of her mind and body through exploitative techniques, inducement, promise
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  of greater financial rewards, exploitation of a condition of developmental disability,
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  cognitive limitation of effective disorder and or substance dependency, exploitation
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  of human needs for food, shelter, or affection, exploitation of
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  underprivileged and vulnerable economic condition or situation. Use of a
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  system recruiting other similarly situated minor girls to further coerce
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  or induce plaintiff into a lifestyle of prostitution and exploitation
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  through demonstration of abundant wealth and power, to impress a
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  young and vulnerable than minor a plaintiff, and to coercer
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  into prostitution. As a direct approximate result of the offenses
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  committed by defendant Jeffrey Epstein against plaintiff pursuant to Florida
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  Statute seven ninety six nine, the plaintiff has, in the
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  past and will in the future, suffer injury, pain and suffering,
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  emotional distress, psychological trauma, mental anguish, humiliation, embarrassment, loss of
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  self esteem, loss of dignity, invasion of her privacy, and
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  other damages associated with defendant Jeffrey Epstein controlling, manipulating, and
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  coercing her into a reverse and unconventional way of life
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  for a minor. The then minor plaintiff incurred medical and
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  psychological expenses, and plaintiff will in the future suffer additional
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  medical and psychological expenses. Plaintiff has suffered a loss of income,
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  a loss of the capacity to earn income in the future,
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  and the loss of the capacity to enjoy life. These
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  injuries are permanent in nature, and the plaintiff will continue
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  to suffer these losses in the future. Wherefore, Plaintiff Jane
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  Doe demands judgment against the defendant, Jeffrey Epstein, for competentory damages,
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  punitive damages as specifically allowed by this and other statftatutes
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  and by the law, attorney fees, and such other and
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  further relief as this Court deems just and proper, and
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  hereby demands trial by jury on all issues triable as
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  of right by a jury. Count twenty five cause of
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  action pursuant to Florida Statute seven twenty six dot one
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  zero one against Defendant Jeffrey Epstein. This count alleges an
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  action for redress of fraudulent transfers brought under Florida's Uniform
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  Fraudulent Transfer Act Section seven twenty six Dot one zero
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  one aka FUFFTA Plaintiff adopts and Realleges Paragraph one through
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  sixty above. MJ is a creditor of Defending Jeffrey Epstein.
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  She has various claims against them for repeated sexual molestation
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  of her when she was a minor, as alleged in
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  other accounts of this complaint. Given the egregious acts of
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  sexual molestation the defendant perpetrated against her, and Jay has
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  a claim against defendant once punitive damages are added, is
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  worth an excess of fifty million dollars. Therefore, he is
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  facing judgments and excess of fifty million dollars from her Epstein. Thus,
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  the debtor of MJ is defined in the FUFTA Defending
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  Jeffrey Epstein as numerous overseas contacts and sophistication in international
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  business transactions. He previously served as a trader at bear
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  Stearn's and founded his own financial management firm, Jay Epstein
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  and Company later called Financial Trust Company, located on his
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  private island in US Virgin Islands, where until his recent incarceration,
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  he managed the assets of billionaire clients defending Jeffrey Epstein
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  is transferred, is transferring, and intends to transfer in the
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  nearer future his assets to locations overseas and elsewhere and
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  or nominee individuals who can see Epstein's interest and the
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  assets with the actual intent to hinder, delay and defraud
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  to prevent MJ from satisfying the judgment that she might
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  obtain interpending lawsuit against them. Epstein has moved and intends
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  to move his significant financial assets to locations overseas ie
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  to Israel or in other unreachable areas, and to his
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  assets including real property, aircraft, boats, vehicles, and financial instruments,
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  and put them in the names of other persons or entities,
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  even though he maintains directly or indirectly control over those assets.
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  These transfers are designed by Epstein to prevent MJ from
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  being able to collect on any judgment she might obtain
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  against them, including any punitive damages of judgment. In recent
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  lawsuits against them very similar to those filed by MJ. Defendant,
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  Epstein has refused to answer and has taken the fifth
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  when asked whether he intends to conceal assets from those
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  with claims against them in recent lawsuits against them very
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  similar to those filed by MJ defending ants. Ebstein refused
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  to answer and took the fifth when asked if he
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  intends to remain in the country in the future. Epstein
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  could currently post a fifteen million dollars bond to satisfy
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  judgment in the case without financial or other difficulty. Wherefore,
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  Plaintive MJ demands judgment against defending Epstein as follows an
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  accounting by defendant Epstein of all his significant financial assets,
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  whether held in this country or overseas, and all significant
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  transfer of assets in the last three years, avoidance of
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  the fraudulent transfers or obligations to the extent necessary to
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  satisfy MJ's claims, an attachment or other provisional remedy against
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  the asset transferred or other property of the transferee in
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  accordance with applicable law, an injunction against defendin Epstein and
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  such transferrees as may be appropriate, or both against further
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  transfers of any assets pending further order of the court
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  and posting of a bond to protect MJ. Appointment of
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  a receiver to take charge of the assets of defending
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  Jeffrey Epstein until the Court satisfied that MJ's interests in
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  having assets available from the defendant to satisfy any judgment
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  are fully protected. Posting by defending Jeffrey Epstein of a
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  fifteen million dollar bond to satisfy any judgment obtained by MJ,
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  interpending lawsuit, and all other relief that the circumstances may
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  require to protect MJ and her ability to satisfy any
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  judgment she might obtain. Plaintiff also demands a jury trial
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  on all issues so triable by jury. This document was
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  dated September seventeenth, twenty ten, and it was signed by
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  Brad Edwards. All of the information that goes with this
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  episode can be found in the description box.