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Jane Doe # 17 And The Allegations She Made Against Jeffrey Epstein (Part 5) (4/29/26) · 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 with Jane
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  Doe seventeen and her allegations against Jeffrey Epstein and the
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  Jeffrey Epstein estate. So let's get right back to it.
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  Count number eleven Cause of Action against Nautilus, Incorporated, pursuant
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  to US Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety five one thirty nine.
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  Plaintiff adopts and realleges Paragraphs one through fifty seven above.
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  One For Defendant buy And, through its management and personnel
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  within the special maritime and territorial jurisdiction of the United
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  States in interstate and foreign commerce and or affecting interstate
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  and foreign commerce, knowingly recruited, enticed, harbored, transported, provided, obtained, maintained, patronized,
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  solicited by any means the plaintiff one forty one. Defendant Buying,
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  through its management and personnel knew that means of fraud
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  or coercion, and or combinations of such means would be used,
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  and were in fact used, in order to cause Plaintiff
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  to engage in commercial sex acts. In doing so, Defendant
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  Corporation violated US Code eighteen section fifteen ninety one one
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  forty two. Defendant buy And, through its management and personnel,
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  knowingly benefited financially and receiving things of value from participating
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  in a venture, the Epstein Sex Trafficking Venture Enterprise, which
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  had engaged in acts in violation of US Code eighteen
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  section fifteen ninety two and fifteen ninety five A, knowing
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  that the venture had engaged in such violations. In so doing,
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  Defendant Corporation violated US Code eighteen section fifteen ninety three
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  A one forty three. Furthermore, Defendant Corporation attempted to violate
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  US Code eighteen fifteen ninety one. In so doing, Defendant
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  violated US Code eighteen section fifteen ninety four or A
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  one forty four. Defendant buy And, through its management and personnel,
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  conspired with other members of the enterprise and with other
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  persons and companies known and unknown, to violate US Code
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  eighteen section fifteen ninety one. In doing so, Defendant violated
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  US Code eighteen, section fifteen ninety four C. One forty
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  five by virtue of their violations of US Code eighteen
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  section fifteen ninety one, fifteen ninety three A, and fifteen
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  ninety four, Defendant is subject to civil causes of action
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  under US Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety five by plaintiff
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  who is a victim of their violations. One forty six.
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  Defendant buy And, through its management and personnel, participated in
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  a venture with Epstein's enterprise by knowingly recruiting, transporting, soliciting, obtaining,
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  and maintaining plaintiff, knowing that fraud or coercion would be
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  used to cause plaintiff to commit a commercial sex act.
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  One seven. As a direct and proximate result of defendants
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  corporations commission of the aforementioned criminal offenses enumerated in US
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  Code eighteen, sections fifteen ninety one, fifteen ninety three A,
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  and fifteen ninety four, and the associate civil remedies provided
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  in section fifteen ninety five, Plaintiff has in the past
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  suffered and will continue to suffer injury and pain, emotional distress,
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  psychological and psychiatric trauma, mental anguish, humiliation, confusion, embarrassment, loss
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  of self esteem, loss of dignity, loss of enjoyment of life,
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  invasion of privacy, and other damages associated with the defendant's actions.
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  One forty eight Plaintiff will incur further medical fees and
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  psychological expenses. These injuries are permanent in nature, and plaintiff
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  will continue to suffer from them in the future. In
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  addition to these losses, Plaintiff has incurred attorney's fees and
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  will continue to do so in the future for which
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  defendant is liable pursuant to US Code eighteen, section fifteen
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  ninety five one nine. Wherefore, a plaintiff demands judgment against
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  defendant Nautilus Incorporated, for a compensatory and general damages, attorney
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  fees pursuant to US Code eighteen, section fifteen ninety five,
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  forfeiture of Defendant's assets, punitive damages, and such other and
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  further relief as this Court deems just and proper. Plaintiff
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  hereby demands trial by jury on all issues triable as
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  of right by a jury. Count number twelve Cause of
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  action against Cyprus Incorporated pursuant to US Code eighteen, section
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  fifteen ninety five. Plaintiff adopts and re alleges paragraphs one
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  through fifty seven above. One fifty one. Defendant buy and
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  through its management and personnel within the special maritime and
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  territorial juristic of the United States in interstate and foreign commerce,
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  and or affecting interstate and foreign commerce, knowingly recruited, enticed, harbored, transported, provided, obtained, maintained, patronized,
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  solicited by any means the plaintiff. One fifty two. Defendant
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  buy And, through its management and personnel, knew that means
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  of fraud or coercion, and or a combination of such
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  means would be used, and were in fact used, in
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  order to cause Plaintiff to engage in commercial sex acts.
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  In doing so, Defendant Corporation violated US Code eighteen, section
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  fifteen ninety one. One fifty three. Defendant buy And, through
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  its management and personnel, knowingly benefited financially and by receiving
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  things of value from participating in a venture the Epstein
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  sex trafficking Venture Enterprise, which had engaged in acts and
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  violation of US Code eighteen, section fifteen ninety two and
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  fifteen ninety five A, knowing that the venture had engaged
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  in such violations. In doing so, defending Corporation violated US
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  Code eighteen, section fifteen ninety three A one fifty four. Furthermore,
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  Defendant Corporation attempted to violate US Code eighteen section fifteen
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  ninety one. In doing so, defendant violated US Code eighteen,
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  section fifteen ninety four A. One fifty five. Defendant buy And,
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  through its management and personnel, conspired with other members of
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  the enterprise and with other persons and companies known and unknown,
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  to violate US Code eighteen, section fifteen ninety one. In
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  doing so, defendant violated US Code eighteen, section fifteen ninety
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  four C. One fifty six. By virtue of their violations
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  of US Code eighteen fifteen ninety one, fifteen ninety three A,
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  and fifteen ninety four, Defendant is subject to civil causes
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  of action under US US Code eighteen, section fifteen ninety
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  five by plaintiff who is a victim of their violations.
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  One fifty seven. Defendant buy And, through its management and personnel,
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  participated in a venture with Epstein's enterprise, knowingly recruiting, transporting, soliciting, obtaining,
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  and maintaining plaintiff, knowing that fraud or coercion would be
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  used to cause plaintiff to commit a commercial sex act
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  one fifty eight. As a direct and proximate result of
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  defendants corporations commission of aforementioned criminal offenses enumerated in US
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  Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety one and fifteen ninety three
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  A and fifteen ninety four, and the associated civil remedies
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  provided in section fifteen ninety five. Plaintiff, as in the past,
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  suffered and will continue to suffer injury and pain, emotional distress,
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  psychological and psychiatric trauma, mental anguish, humiliation, confusion, embarrassment, loss
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  of self health, esteem, loss of dignity, loss of enjoyment
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  of life, invasion of privacy, and other damages associated with
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  the defendant's actions one fifty nine. Plaintiff will incur further
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  medical and psychological expenses. These injuries are permanent in nature,
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  and plaintiff will continue to suffer from them in the future.
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  In addition to these losses, Plaintiff has incurred attorney's fees
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  and will continue to do so in the future for
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  which defendant is liable pursuant to US Code eighteen, Section
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  fifteen ninety five one sixty. Wherefore, Plaintiff demands judgment against
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  Defendant Cyprus Incorporated, for compensatory and general damages attorney fees
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  pursuant to US Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety five forfeiture
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  of Defendant's assets punitive damages and such other and further
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  relief as this Court deems just and proper. Plaintiff hereby
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  demands trial by jury on all issues triable as a
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  right by a jury. Count thirteen Cause of Action against
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  JEGE Incorporated. Pursuing into US Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety
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  five one sixty one. Plaintiff adopts and re alleges paragraphs
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  one through fifty seven above one sixty two. Defendant Buying,
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  through its management and personnel within the special maritime and
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  territorial jurisdiction of the United States in interstate and foreign
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  commerce and or affecting interstate and foreign commerce, knowingly recruited, enticed, harbored, transported, provided, obtained, maintained, patronized,
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  solicited by any means. Plaintiff from two thousand and one
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  through two thousand and six one sixty three. Defendant Buying
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  through its management and personnel, knew that means of fraud
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  or coercion, and or a combination of such means would
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  be used, and were in fact used, in order to
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  cause Plaintiff to engage in commercial sex acts. In doing so,
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  Defendant Corporation violated us DA Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety one,
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  one sixty four. Furthermore, Defendant Corporation attempted to violate US
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  Code eighteen, section fifteen ninety one. In doing so, violated
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  US Code eighteen section fifteen ninety four A. One sixty five.
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  Defendant Buying, through its management and personnel, conspired with other
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  members of the enterprise and with other persons and companies
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  known and unknown, to violate US Code eighteen, section fifteen
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  ninety one. In doing so, Defendant violated US Code eighteen
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  section fifteen ninety four C. One sixty six by virtue
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  of its violations of US Code eighteen section fifteen ninety one,
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  fifteen ninety three A, and fifteen ninety four defending his
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  subject to civil causes of action under US Code eighteen,
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  section fifteen ninety five by plaintiff who was a victim
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  of their violations. One sixty seven. Defendant Buying, through its
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  management and personnel, well participated in a venture with Epstein's
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  enterprise by knowingly recruiting, transporting, soliciting, obtaining, and maintaining plaintiff,
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  knowing that fraud or coercion would be used to cause
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  plaintiff to commit a commercial sex act one sixty eight.
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  As a direct and proximate result of defendants Corporation's commission
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  of the aforementioned criminal offenses enumerated in US Code eighteen,
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  Section fifteen ninety one, fifteen ninety three A, and fifteen
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  ninety four, and the associated civil remedies provided in section
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  fifteen ninety five. Plaintiff has in the past suffered and
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  will continue to suffer injury and pain, emotional distress, psychological
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  and psychiatric trauma, mental anguish, humiliation, confusion, embarrassment, loss of
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  self esteem, loss of dignity, loss of enjoyment of life,
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  invasion of privacy, and other damages associated with the defendant's actions.
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  One sixty nine. Plaintiff will incur further medical and psychological expenses.
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  These injuries are permanent in nature, and Plaintiff will continue
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  to suffer from them in the future. In addition to
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  these losses, Plaintiff has incurred attorney fees and will continue
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  to do so in the future, for which defendant is
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  liable pursu into US Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety five, Wherefore,
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  Plaintiff demands judgment against Jege Incorporated for compensentory and general damages,
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  attorney fees, pursuant to US Code eighteen, Section fifteen ninety five,
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  forfeiture of defendants assets, punitive damages, and such other and
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  further relief as this Court deems just and proper. Plaintiff
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  hereby demands trial by jury on all issues triable as
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  of right by a jury. All right, folks, Well that's
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  going to wrap up Jane Doe number seventeen and her
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  allegations against Jeffrey Epstein. And as a state, we have
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  plenty more where that came from as well, including the
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  jeff Free Epstein deposition that we're going to get around
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  to this weekend. So buckle up, get your bar bags ready,
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  because the Discuss bus is about to leave the station.
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  All of the information that goes with this episode can
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  be found in the description box