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Mega Edition: Courtney Wild And The 2017 Deposition (Part 1-3) (6/19/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. As we continue to take a look at
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  the unsealed files that have been released, this time we're
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  turning our attention to the deposition of Courtney Wilde. Now,
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  the man who's in charge of this deposition, the one
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  asking the questions, is Jack Goldberger, who is a lawyer
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  for Jeffrey Epstein. So when I say question, that's Jack
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  Goldberger asking the questions, and when I say answer, that's
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  Courtney doing the answering. And if anybody else joins in
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  with asking questions or answering, I'll make sure to notate
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  that as well. So let's get to it. Question Goldberger, Okay,
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  would you state your name for the record? Please? Answer
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  Courtney Elizabeth Wilde. Question do you go buy another name?
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  Answer yeah, Courtney Elizabeth Moody. Question Okay, which name do
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  you prefer to use for now? Wild or Moody? Answer
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  you can use wild. Question Okay, is Moody a married
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  name for you? Answer yes? Question okay, and is there
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  a mister Moody? Answer yeah. Question what's his first name?
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  Answer Brent? Question and are you still married to mister Moody?
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  Answer yes? Question okay, about how long have you been married?
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  Answer about six years. Question okay, And where is mister
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  Moody right now? Answer she's incarcerated. Question okay. And where
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  is he incarcerated? Answer at Swanee CI. Question okay, that's
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  here in the state of Florida. Answer yes. Question do
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  you know what he was convicted of that has him incarcerated?
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  Answer robbery? Question strong arm robbery, arm robbery? Do you
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  know what it was? Answer just robbery? Question just a
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  plane robbery? Answer yes. Question okay, And he was sentenced
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  as a habitual offender. Answer yes, question correct answer yes.
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  Question do you know what it means to be an
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  habitual offender? Answer yeah. Question what does it mean? Answer
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  that he's out of history. He has history, you know.
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  Question do you know what his history is? Answer well,
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  the first time he went to prison, he was convicted
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  for robbery as well, I believe. Question okay, were you
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  married to him when he was convicted of the robbery
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  that has him in the Swanee Correctional Institution Now answer yes.
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  Question okay. And do you know what his sentence is?
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  Answer he was sentenced to thirteen years. Question okay, were
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  you living with him? When the robbery that had him
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  convicted and sentenced to thirteen years took place? Answer yeah.
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  Question and where were you living then? Answer in Delray Beach?
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  Question and what was the address there? Answer? I can't
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  remember the address offhand? Question okay. So Brent Moody was
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  convicted in Palm Beach County for a robbery answer yes,
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  question and sentenced as the habitual offender. Answer correct question okay.
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  And I'm sorry if I asked you this already, But
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  do you know when that took place? Answer about five
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  years ago? Question okay, so you were not yet in
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  custody on your trafficking case. Answer correct question okay. And
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  you and mister Moody have a child? Is that correct?
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  Answer yes? Question okay? And your child was born in prison?
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  Answer no, my child's five years old. Question okay. Have
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  you been married to anyone else other than mister Moody?
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  Answer no? Question any other marriages in your life? Answer no?
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  Question okay. What is the sentence that you are serving now,
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  Miss Wilde? Answer a thirty six month sentence? Question okay?
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  And what were you convicted of? Answer trafficking violation, approbation
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  and petty theft? Question okay, you were convicted of trafficking
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  and a vetamines. Answer yes. Question okay? And do you
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  know what drug in particular you were convicted of trafficking
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  in answer methan fetamine amphetamines. Question what county were you
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  convicted of trafficking and amphetamines? Answer Hillsborough? Question okay, answer Tampa, Florida.
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  Question okay. And you were convicted of trafficking and more
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  than twenty eight grams of methan fetamine. Answer no, Actually,
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  it wasn't more than twenty eight grams. That's what I
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  was booked on, but it was under twenty eight grams
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  when I pled out. Question, but you pled to trafficking?
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  Correct answer correct, that's correct. Question. What does trafficking mean?
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  Answer selling drugs basically? Question okay? So you were convicted
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  of selling drugs? Answer well, trafficking right. Question okay, But
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  trafficking means selling drugs? Answer correct. Question You entered a
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  guilty plea to something? Did you not answer? Correct question?
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  And you stood in front of judge and told the
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  judge that you were guilty? Did you not answer? I did? Question?
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  And you told the judge that you were guilty of
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  selling drugs? Is that correct? Answer? Yes, if that's how
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  you want to word it. Yes. Question, Well, you tell
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  me how you want to word it. You can word
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  it any way you want to answer. Yes, I told
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  him I was guilty of trafficking selling methin vetamine. Answer okay.
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  And the trafficking in methin vetamine had a significance because
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  it carried a minimum mandatory sentence with it, did it not? Answer? Right? Question?
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  And do you know what I mean when I say
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  mandatory minimum sentence? Answer yes, question okay, what does it mean?
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  Answer that I had to do? It was three years
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  that I had a minimum mandatory of three years. Question
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  so the judge could think you were the nicest person
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  in the world and he had to give you three
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  years in prison? Answer correct question okay. And you negotiated
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  a guilty plea to that trafficking case? Answer yes. Question
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  you had a lawyer representing you? Did you not answer?
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  I did? Question okay? Did you have a quart appointed
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  lawyer or did you have a private paid lawyer? Answer no,
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  I had a private attorney. Question okay. And that private
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  attorney negotiated the plea for you correct answer correct question okay.
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  And do you know that you could be facing up
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  to thirty years on that trafficking case. Answer. I think
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  it was like seven years I could have gotten was
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  seven years? It went down to three. Question. Okay, your
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  understanding is that the maximum you could have been sentenced
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  to on the trafficking case that you played guilty to
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  was seven years in prison. Answer correct question and your
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  lawyer told you that, Brad Edwards. I object, Clodberger, you
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  don't need to answer that question. That's fine, Okay. Your
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  understanding was that you could only be sentenced to seven
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  years in prison. Answer. When I first was booked on
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  the charge and I went to the first appearance, the
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  first judge you see, at first appearance told me it
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  was a minimum mandatory of seven years. Question okay, answer,
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  so that's what I was told. Question right. So I'm
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  not talking about the minimum mandatory. I'm talking about the
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  statutory maximum was for the offense for which you entered
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  into a plea negotiation. Answer with trafficking charges, it's about
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  the weight of the drug and because I had twenty
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  eight grams, it was a seven year minimum mandatory. Now,
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  when I sat in county and I fought it for
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  ten months, when they went back and tested the drugs,
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  it wasn't twenty eight grams. It was under twenty eight grams.
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  So I took a guilty charge, pleaded guilty to trafficking
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  selling drugs or methamphetamines, and took thirty six months. Okay,
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  My question though, this is Goldberger again putting aside the
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  minimum mandatory. Do you know what the statutory maximum is?
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  Do you know what I mean when I say statutory maximum? Answer?
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  No question. Okay. Now you say that you fought and
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  contested that charge for ten months? Answer correct question. Okay,
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  So you told the judge for ten months that you
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  are not guilty of the offense? Correct objection by mister Scarola.
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  Objection leading the witness. I don't know how do mister
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  Scola objection pleading Goldberger? Did you tell the judge that
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  you were guilty of the offense for ten months? Answer correct?
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  Scrolla objection leading Goldberger question. And after ten months did
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  you enter a guilty plea answer yes? Question okay, So
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  after ten months of saying that you were not guilty,
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  you stood in front of a judge. Was it the
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  same judge? By the way? Answer yes, scrolla objection, compound
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  and leading question. Okay, did you tell the judge that
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  in fact, you were guilty of selling drugs. Answer, so
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  when I was booked, if you could see the charges
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  that I was booked to when I pled guilty, I
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  was in charge with all those charges that I was
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  first booked on. But yes, I pleaded guilty after ten months.
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  Question okay, answer of seeing the same judge, Yes, I did.
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  Question well. In addition to pleading guilty to trafficking in
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  drugs and selling drugs, you also pled guilty to violation
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  of probation. Answer correct. Question and in fact you were
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  on probation for theft for stealing? Were you not? Answer correct?
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  Mister scroll objection leading question? Were you on probation for theft? Answer? Yes,
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  I was? Question okay? And were you on probation for
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  felony theft? Answer there is a possibility? Yes, question okay,
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  answer I'm sure I was. Question okay, you sure you were? Answer? Yes,
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  I was. Question why are you sure you on probation
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  for a felony theft? Answer? Let me go back, I
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  was on probation for a felony theft. Question and the
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  reason why you were on probation for a felony theft
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  is that you had so many convictions of petty theft.
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  Answer correct, scrolla objection leading Goldberger. Question, was there another
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  charge that you were also charged with and pled guilty
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  to when you were sentenced to three years in the
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  State Florida Department of Corrections. Answer it was the trafficking,
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  violation of probation and petty theft. Question and the petty
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  theft answer correct. Question Okay did you plead guilty to
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  that petty theft? Answer yes? Question was that a crime
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  of dishonesty? Answer? Was it a crime of dishonesty? Question? Yeah?
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  Answer I mean. She gets interrupted by scarrolla excuse me,
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  I'm going to object to the extent in question, calls
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  for legal conclusion. Goldberger, Okay, did you do something dishonest
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  when you stole and got convicted of petty theft? Answer? Sure?
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  Question okay, what was it? He gets interrupted by scrolla
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  same objection. Goldberger goes on, what was it that you
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  did that was dishonest when you stole and pled guilty
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  to the petty theft? Answer? I took something that wasn't mine.
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  Question and what did you take? Answer? I can't remember
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  right now, question because there were so many of them.
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  Answer no, I just can't remember exactly what I took.
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  Question did you have a bond when you were arrested
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  for selling, trafficking and amphetamines? Answer yes, I did. Question
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  I don't remember how much of what? Answer I don't
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  remember how much it was. Question did you try and
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  post bond at all? Answer no? Question okay? Did you
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  have the money to postpond? Answer no? Okay? And if
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  I tell you that the bond was twenty five thousand dollars,
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  did you have twenty five hundred dollars to post bond?
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  Answer correct? Question Who is your lawyer on the k
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  Answer Julian Hayes. Question I'm sorry, Julian. Answer Julian Hayes. Yes,
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  question okay. Is that a man or a female? Answer
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  a man? Question okay? And he was retained as a
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  lawyer on your part? Answer yes. Question okay, did you
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  hire a lawyer? Answer yes? Question did mister Edwards assist
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  you in the matter? Answer no? All right. So we're
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  going to wrap up right here, and in the next
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  episode we're going to pick up where we left off.
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  All of the information that goes with this episode can
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  be found in the description box. What's up everyone, and
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  welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. In this episode,
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  we're going to pick up where we left off with
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  the Courtney wild deposition. Question, Now, have you been at
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  this correctional institution? I say this correctional institution. I think
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  it's called Gadsden. Is that what it's called? Answer? Uh
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  huh question Gadsden Correctional Institution. Answer yes, question have you
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  been there since your sentence? Answer? Yeah, Well, when I
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  was first sentenced, they took me to RNO. Question what's that? Answer?
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  R and O is where they bring everybody that gets
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  sentenced to prison and they basically show you how to
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  be a prisoner for about two months, and then they
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  ship you to whatever compound you're going to. So I
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  stayed at R and O, which is a compound in Ocala,
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  for two months, and then I was shipped here. Question
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  and you go to this rn O to learn how
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  to be a prisoner? Answer yeah, Basically that's where they
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  show you, like how to live in these conditions. Basically,
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  question I see, okay, and you've been here ever since
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  leaving rn O? Answer yes? Question in Ocala? Answer yes.
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  Question Okay, when is your projected release date? Miss Wilde?
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  Answer it's October twelfth, twenty eighteen. Question okay, is that
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  subject to change or is that kind of cast in
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  stone because of the minimum mandatory sentence? Answer? No, that's
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  going to be my release date. Question okay, So on
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  October twelfth of twenty eighteen, how much of the three
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  year minimum mandatory sentence the minimum sentence you could have received?
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  Will you observed? Answer? I'll do two and a half
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  years on three years. Question okay? And the plea bargain
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  that your lawyer, Hayes, is that the name answer uh huh,
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  mister Hayes negotiated for you. Was the minimum sentence that
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  you could receive? Is that correct? Answer? Yes? Question okay?
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  And what was your arrest date on the trafficking in drugs? Answer?
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  It was April of twenty sixteen. Question okay, without telling
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  me what he may have told you, did you console
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  with mister Edwards at any time after your arrest in
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  April of twenty sixteen? Answer about the case? About the
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  trafficking case question yes? Answer no, Question okay. The theft
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  that you had placed on probation based on the records
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  I'm reviewing, took place in November, actually November ninth of
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  twenty fifteen. SCROLLA object to the form of the question.
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  SCROLLA continues excuse me, object to the form of the question.
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  It's leading and it references documents not in evidence. Question
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  by Goldberger. Do you remember that arrest? Answer yes? Question okay?
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  And what were you charged with having stolen? Answer it
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  was petty theft. I don't remember what. Question you don't
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  remember what you stole? Answer no. Question. Do you remember
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  what store you stole from? Answer it was Walmart? Question Walmart?
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  Answer uh huh. Question do you have any other convictions
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  from having stolen from Walmart? Answer? Yeah, yes I do.
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  Question okay, I want to talk to you about your
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  criminal record for a little while. Do you remember the
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  first time you were ever convicted of a crime? Answer no. Question.
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  Do you remember how old you were? Answer no, I
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  don't question. Do you know how many times you have
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  been convicted of a crime? Answer no, I don't. Question.
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  Have you ever testified as to the number of times
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  you've been convicted of a crime? Answer no. Question You've
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  never testified to that. Answer said how many times I've
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  been convicted to a crime? Question yes, ma'am, answer not
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  to my knowledge. Question okay. Do you remember being opposed
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  in the past. Do you not answer yes? Question okay?
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  And mister Edwards was your attorney. Answer yes, question and
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  he was sitting there. Answer okay, question and it took
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  place actually in May of twenty ten. Do you remember
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  that answer? Yes, question okay. Have you had an opportunity
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  to review that deposition since it was given? Answer? No,
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  I haven't looked at it or read it or anything.
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  No question, you've never read that deposition? Answer no, I haven't.
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  Question okay. Do you recall having been asked questions about
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  your convictions at the deposition in May of twenty ten? Answer?
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  There were so many questions. I can't remember exactly if
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  that question I'm sure. I'm sure if it was, I
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  don't remember. Question okay. And you don't remember answering questions
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  about how many times you've been convicted I'll have a
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  crime back in May of twenty ten. Answer no question okay.
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  I asked you about your convictions from stealing from Walmart
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  and your testimony I think was that you've stolen from
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  Walmart before this most recent case. Is that correct? Answer? Yes,
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  question okay. Do you remember a case back in June
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  of two thousand and nine? June fourth of two thousand
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  and nine, when you played guilty to petty theft for
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  having stolen thirty eight items thirty eight items from Walmart?
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  Answer yes, I do remember that. Question Tell me what
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  you remember about the case. Answer I went to jail
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  for stealing from Walmart. Question do you remember what you stole?
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  Answer no? Question okay, but that one sticks in your mind?
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  Answer well it does now that you brought it up. Yeah,
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  Question I see. Do you remember a conviction or an
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  arrest for battery concerning someone by the name of Deanna Cornelius?
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  Answer yes. Question okay, who was Deanna Cornelius? Answer? I
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  don't know who she was. I don't know her as
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  a person. I didn't even know her. Question you know
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  her name though? Answer yeah, I don't know the name
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  by memory, but I know who you're talking about the
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  incident that you're talking about. Question what incident am I
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  talking about? Answer? I got into an altercation with somebody
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  when I went out one night. Question okay, when you
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  went out where? Answer to a club? Question what club
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  was that? Answer? It was a strip club. Question okay?
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  Was it Platinum Gold? Answer yes? Question okay. Question were
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  you working at Platinum Gold when you had the altercation
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  with Dianna Cornelius. Answer no, question, you weren't working as
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  a bartender and a stripper? Answer I was when the
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  incident occurred. I was not working at the moment. No question.
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  I see answer. I did work there, but I wasn't
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  working at that moment. Question Okay, when you got arrested
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  for the battery at Platinum Gold, were you using the
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  name Courtney Wild or were you using an alias? Do
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  you know what I mean when I say an alias? Answer? Yeah,
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  it was a stage name. I think it was. When
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  they came and arrested me. I was working, but the
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  incident happened like two or like the night or two
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  nights prior or something like that. Question okay, and what
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  stage name were you using? Answer I can't remember. Answer
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  did you ever use the name Taylor? Is that the
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  name you used? Answer? Yeah? Question okay, and was that
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  the name you were using when you were arrested for
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  battery on Deanna Cornelius. Answer yeah, when they came and
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  arrested me, that was the stage name that I was
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  working under the name Taylor. Question okay, so you were
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  visiting that club not working the night the incident took place.
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  Answer correct question okay, and then two nights later you
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  were working there under the alias Taylor. Is that correct? Answer?
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  Correct question? Okay. In the incident that took place, the
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  allegation was that you struck miss Cornelius with a purse
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  containing a can of slim Fast. Is that correct? Mister
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  scrolla objection leading corney Wild, No, none of that's true.
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  I took the case to trial and I beat it.
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  The lady said a lot of things that weren't true,
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  and if you noticed, I was never convicted. That's one
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  of the cases I was never convicted of. So question okay,
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  how many other cases have you been convicted arrested for
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  in your life that you haven't been convicted of? Answer
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  I'm not sure. Question okay, do you remember being arrested
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  for aggravated battery? Question? I believe that was the time
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  I was arrested for aggravated battery? Was with that lady?
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  Question oh, the slim Fast case? With then she gets
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  cut off by Courtney. I don't even know anything about
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  a slim Fast. Question okay, But when you ask about
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  aggravated robbery, your recollection is that it involved the case with Cornelius.
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  Answer yeah, question okay, all right. Have you been arrested
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  for possession of cocaine before and convicted? Actually scrolla objection
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  compound question have you been convicted of possession of cocaine? Answer? No?
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  Question have you been arrested for possession of cocaine? Answer?
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  I don't believe so. Question okay, do you remember in
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  June of two thousand and seven being arrested for possession
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  of cocaine? Answer? Okay, so maybe I was. I can't remember.
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  Question okay. How many times have you been in jail
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  in your life? Answer? I don't know. Question did you
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  know back in May of twenty ten when you gave
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  a deposition? Answer I'm not sure. Question what's the longest
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  amount of time you've ever been in jail? Answer right now?
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  Question okay, prior to this time that you're spending in jail. Now,
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  what was the longest amount of time you've ever had
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  to spend in jail? Answer six months? Question okay? And
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  what was that for? Answer? Grand theft? Question okay? And
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  where did that take place? Answer the grand theft charges?
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  I believe it was Walmart? Actually, question that was the
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  right answer A bad question? What county were you convicted in? Answer?
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  Palm Beach County. Question okay, and you served six months
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  in jail for that Answer yes, question because it was
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  not your first defense right answer correct SCROLLA objection leading
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  question by Goldberger, how many offenses have you how many
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  convictions have you added prior to the one in which
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  you served six months in the Palm Beach County jail.
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  Answer it was a total of three grand thefts that
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  I served six months on, if that's what you're asking. Question,
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  So you pled to three grand thefts? Answer correct question,
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  three different time periods though? Answer yes, question okay, So
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  you pled the three at one time? Answer correct question,
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  entered into plea negotiation? Answer I can't. I mean it
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  was I can't remember exactly the year, but yes, I
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  believe so. Though question okay, who represented you on those cases?
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  Answer public defender? Question okay, and you were looking at
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  perhaps more than six months in jail for those three
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  offenses for which you were charged. Answer I can't remember.
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  Question you don't know? Answer right question, but you certainly
• 23:23
  know that you entered into plea negotiation right answer correct question.
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  When you were deposed in May of twenty ten, you
• 23:31
  indicated that you had been convicted of crimes. Maybe four times,
• 23:34
  perhaps three times. SCROLLA object to the form of the
• 23:38
  question misleading in proper impeachment. Mister Goldberger, does that seem
• 23:42
  to be accurate? Scarola objects once again, same objections, Courtney Wilde.
• 23:49
  I can't remember. I can't remember what I said at
• 23:52
  the deposition. Question would a refresher memory to look at
• 23:55
  the deposition? Would it help you? Answer? No? I mean,
• 23:59
  are there going to be more questions about the deposition
• 24:01
  that I took? Question? Probably? Answer? Okay? Sure, So if
• 24:06
  you want to put it here and I can go back.
• 24:08
  I mean, I don't know. Question okay. So let me
• 24:12
  first start by asking you to look at page two
• 24:14
  eighty six of the deposition and see if it refreshes
• 24:17
  your memory. SCROLLA. Do you have an extra copy? Goldburger?
• 24:21
  I don't. I'm sorry, Brewer, I think I've got one. SCROLLA.
• 24:25
  Pardon me, Brewer, I think I got one SCROLLA. Okay,
• 24:29
  we'll just wait for a minute. Which page are you on?
• 24:32
  Goldberger to eighty six? Goldburger. So, what I'd like you
• 24:36
  to do is read page two eighty six and ask
• 24:39
  you if it refreshes your memory as to how many
• 24:42
  times that you've been convicted of a crime. Mister Scrola,
• 24:47
  I'm going to object this is in proper use of
• 24:49
  a deposition which indicates that there was no answer to
• 24:53
  that question at the time. How many times have you
• 24:55
  been convicted of a crime? Answer, I'm not sure, Goldburger.
• 24:59
  Just keep going on. Read the next page if you would, ma'am.
• 25:03
  Courney Wild to eighty seven. Goldberger, I want you to
• 25:06
  have all the context that you need, so read as
• 25:09
  much as you need to to see if it refreshes
• 25:11
  your recollection as to how many times you've been convicted
• 25:14
  of a crime Courtney Wild at this point in time,
• 25:19
  mister Goldberger, Yes, ma'am, but we know that there's been
• 25:22
  a lot more since then, right the witness? Okay, so,
• 25:26
  but she gets cut off by Scarrola again. Excuse me,
• 25:29
  I'm going to object, argumentative Goldberger. Okay, scrolla, leading Corney
• 25:37
  wild It says either convicted or repleted guilty to a
• 25:39
  crime maybe four times. Scrolla read the entire answer, if
• 25:43
  you would, please, miss Wild and if you could read
• 25:47
  it out loud, please, since you've read a portion of
• 25:50
  it out loud. Page two ninety six, starting at line nineteen,
• 25:55
  Corney Wilde, it says what page is it to eighty six?
• 25:57
  SCROLLA to eighty six, beginning at line nineteen. Just read
• 26:01
  that into the record, and Corney Wilde begins, and so,
• 26:06
  how many times have you been convicted of a crime?
• 26:08
  My answer was I'm not sure, mister Goldberger. Keep going,
• 26:12
  SCROLLA and then the next question an answer, Corney Wilde.
• 26:16
  The next question, maybe you're either convicted or pled guilty
• 26:19
  to a crime. And I said maybe four, four times,
• 26:22
  three times, mister Goldberger. And your answer was maybe three
• 26:26
  or four times. Scarola, excuse me? Would you continue to read?
• 26:30
  Goldberger interrupts them. Well, I'm going to ask I'm going
• 26:34
  to ask her a question, Scrola. Would you continue to
• 26:37
  read the next Goldberger? Please don't interrupt me. It's my deposition. Scola. Well,
• 26:43
  the record's going to reflect that the witness has been
• 26:45
  caught off, mister Goldberger. Okay, scrolla not permitted to read Goldberger.
• 26:50
  You can answer the entire question, and you can read
• 26:53
  the entire matter. But as you read the question, I
• 26:55
  want to ask you questions about your answer. Just so
• 26:58
  you testified. Did you not that you had been convicted
• 27:01
  three times or four times? Now you can did you
• 27:05
  the witness that's what my answer was. Goldberger. Now your
• 27:09
  counsel wants you to read the rest of the record,
• 27:11
  and you can go ahead. Courtney Wilde, what crimes have
• 27:15
  you either been found guilty or pled guilty too? And
• 27:18
  my answer was I'm not really certain offhand exactly what
• 27:23
  they were. Mister Scrolla, thank you. That's fine. All right, folks,
• 27:27
  We're gonna wrap up this episode right here, and in
• 27:30
  the next episode dealing with the topic, we're gonna pick
• 27:32
  up where we left off. All of the information that
• 27:35
  goes with this episode can be found in the description box.
• 27:38
  What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
• 27:41
  Epstein Chronicles. In this episode, we're gonna pick up where
• 27:44
  we left off with the Courtney wild deposition. Mister Scrolla,
• 27:49
  you can continue with the deposition Goldberger. Okay, question, did
• 27:55
  you also plead guilty to theft of an auto? Answer? Yes,
• 27:58
  when I was fifteen, I believe if I did. Question Okay,
• 28:01
  you entered a guilty plead to that answer yes. Question,
• 28:05
  as we sit here today, other than the offenses that
• 28:08
  you say took place after twenty ten, do you have
• 28:11
  a recollection of any other crime that you have entered
• 28:13
  a guilty plea too in the past. Answer possession charges.
• 28:18
  Question possession of what? Answer possession of xen x. Question okay,
• 28:22
  do you know when those took place? Answer? I can't
• 28:25
  remember exactly the years. No question, Okay, you use the
• 28:29
  plural though, meaning that you pled guilty to possession of
• 28:32
  xenx more than one time. Mister Scrola objection leading Courtney,
• 28:38
  I believe so Coldberger. Did you plead guilty to possession
• 28:42
  of xenx more than one time in your life? Answer?
• 28:45
  I think it might have been twice, but it could
• 28:47
  have been just once. I'm not one hundred percent. Question Okay,
• 28:51
  do you have a recollection of other offenses that you
• 28:54
  have pled guilty to as we sit here today? Answer
• 28:57
  right on the spot right now. I can't remember it
• 29:00
  exactly everything that I've pled guilty to. No question, okay,
• 29:04
  is your recollection though, that there are other offenses that
• 29:07
  you have pled guilty to? Answer? Yes, question all right.
• 29:11
  When was the last time in your life that you
• 29:12
  saw Jeffrey Epstein? Answer right before, right before he went
• 29:16
  to jail. I seen him the weekend before you went
• 29:19
  to jail. I came back from my club and I
• 29:22
  was watching the news, and I seen his mug shot
• 29:24
  on TV, and that's how I knew that he had
• 29:27
  been to jail. But he was probably like a week
• 29:30
  or so before that that I had seen him. Question
• 29:32
  and do you know what year that was? Answer? No,
• 29:35
  question okay? Do you think it was more than ten
• 29:37
  years ago? Answer? Yeah? Question okay, answer close to ten
• 29:41
  years ago. Question all right, So the trafficking in drugs
• 29:45
  that you had pled guilty to where you sold drugs? Correct,
• 29:49
  that's what you told me you sold drugs? Right? Answer,
• 29:52
  that's basically she gets caught off by mister Scarrola objection
• 29:56
  compounded Courtney once again, I didn't say I sold drugs.
• 30:01
  I said I pled guilty to trafficking a trafficking charge,
• 30:04
  which trafficking means selling drugs. But I wasn't selling drugs. Goldberger,
• 30:09
  you pled guilty to something you didn't do. Edwards objection
• 30:13
  mistakes your testimony. Mister Goldberger, did you plead guilty to
• 30:17
  something that you didn't do? Answer? I don't know how.
• 30:20
  I don't even know how to answer that question. Best
• 30:23
  you can, ma'am. Answer, no, I was convicted. I was
• 30:26
  guilty of trafficking. That's amphetamine. I guess question okay, answer
• 30:30
  because the amount of weight that it was. Question and
• 30:34
  what year was that? Answer when I was sentenced? Question yes, ma'am.
• 30:39
  Answer twenty sixteen. Question and when did the event take place?
• 30:44
  Answer April twenty sixteen. Question Okay, that was some time
• 30:49
  before five and ten years since the last time you
• 30:51
  had seen Jeffrey Epstein. Answer that's correct. Question Okay, how
• 30:55
  many tattoos do you have now? Answer I'm not I
• 30:58
  don't know. I have a lot. Question okay, have you
• 31:01
  obtained any of those tattoos in the last ten years?
• 31:04
  Answer yes. Question which tattoos have you obtained in the
• 31:08
  last ten years? Answer basically almost all of them. Question
• 31:12
  the tattoo on your left arm of a barbed wire?
• 31:15
  Answer yes. Question okay when did you get that? Answer?
• 31:19
  I was probably eighteen when I got that? Question? Okay,
• 31:22
  do you have a tattoo on your left hand on
• 31:24
  your ring finger? Is that correct? Answer? Yes? Question okay,
• 31:28
  what does that say? Answer? It says bj GM. Question
• 31:33
  and what does that stand for? Answer my husband's initials?
• 31:36
  Question mister Moody. Answer yes. Question okay, when did you
• 31:40
  obtain that? Answer whenever we got married about six years ago.
• 31:45
  Question okay, you have a tattoo on your left leg
• 31:47
  correct answer yes. Question does it say divine Nordic or
• 31:51
  Nordic divine? Answer? No, it just says divine. Question divine
• 31:56
  answer yeah. Question oh okay. And when did you get that?
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  Answer When I was young, So it was probably over
• 32:03
  ten years ago that I got that I was It
• 32:06
  was one of my first tattoos. Question I'm sorry, one
• 32:09
  of the first tattoos you ever got? Answer yeah. Question okay.
• 32:13
  Do you have a tattoo on your neck? Answer no? Question.
• 32:16
  Do you have a tattoo that says get it how
• 32:19
  you live with a cross? Answer right? Oh yeah, it's
• 32:23
  on the back of my neck. Question back of your neck?
• 32:26
  Answer yeah. Question okay? And when did you obtain that one?
• 32:31
  Answer when? Probably about over ten years ago. That was
• 32:35
  one that was one of the first tattoos I got.
• 32:37
  Question okay, do you have a tattoo of Bob Marley somewhere?
• 32:40
  Answer yes, on my side? Question on your side? Okay?
• 32:45
  And a lion's face answer uh huh question and a
• 32:48
  girl answer no girl. Question okay, So it's a tattoo
• 32:52
  of Bob Marley and a lion's face answer correct question okay,
• 32:58
  two different tattoos are one answer, it's just one tattoo.
• 33:01
  Question I see, and when did you obtain that? Answer?
• 33:05
  A couple of years ago? Question okay, do you have
• 33:07
  a tattoo on your right arm that says of an
• 33:10
  elephant and it says believe? Answer yes? Question okay, and
• 33:15
  when did you obtain that? Answer? Like when I was twenty?
• 33:19
  Question and you have a tattoo on your right leg
• 33:21
  of roses? Answer yes. Question okay, when did you obtain that? Answer?
• 33:27
  A couple of years ago? Question? When did you first
• 33:30
  start using drugs? Answer? When I was fourteen or fifteen
• 33:33
  years old? Question okay, what year were you born? Answer
• 33:37
  nineteen eighty seven? Question okay, so you're first started using
• 33:40
  drugs in two thousand and one? Is that a fair statement?
• 33:44
  Answer I would say probably two thousand and two. Question
• 33:48
  two thousand and two. Answer yeah. Question okay, And when
• 33:51
  I said two thousand and one, but you corrected me
• 33:53
  to two thousand and two. Is there something that helps
• 33:55
  you remember that you started using drugs in two thousand
• 33:59
  and seven or two thousand and two? Answer yeah, When
• 34:02
  I first started going to Jeffrey's house, I soon started
• 34:04
  using drugs question right, so your drug usage was entirely
• 34:09
  because of your visiting mister Epstein. Answer yeah, basically, she
• 34:14
  gets cut off again. Okay, she continues, started using drugs
• 34:19
  because I started going to Jeffrey Epstein's house. Question okay,
• 34:23
  were you using drugs because you were a dancer a stripper? Answer?
• 34:27
  I was a dancer and I was using drugs, But
• 34:30
  I believe the core root of my issue, I wasn't
• 34:32
  a dancer until I was of age to be a dancer.
• 34:35
  I started going to Jeffrey's house when I was fourteen
• 34:37
  years old. Question are you now? Courtney cuts him off,
• 34:42
  So fourteen fifteen, sixteen seventeen, I was not a dancer.
• 34:46
  Question are you testifying today that you were not a
• 34:49
  stripper back when you were fourteen years old? Answer? I
• 34:52
  was a dancer, but I was not a dancer at
• 34:54
  fourteen years old. Question okay, do you remember working out
• 34:57
  a place called Curves? Answer? I remember going to a
• 35:00
  place named Curves, but I never worked there. Question you
• 35:03
  never worked at Curves as a stripper? Answer no. Question
• 35:07
  did you testify differently concerning working as a stripper at Curves?
• 35:12
  Answer I? She gets cut off by scrolla object to
• 35:15
  the form of the question in proper impeachment. Courtney continues,
• 35:20
  I never worked as a stripper at Curves Goldberger. Okay, Courtney,
• 35:26
  I had been to Curves. I had gone to Curves,
• 35:28
  but never worked as a stripper there. Goldberger, When was
• 35:31
  the first time you went to curves? Answer when I
• 35:33
  was like fifteen? Question Okay, is curves a bar? Answer yes?
• 35:38
  Question does curves sell liquor? Answer yes? Question okay, answer
• 35:43
  I think they do. Question how did you get into
• 35:46
  curves if you were fourteen or fifteen years old? Answer?
• 35:50
  I don't. The friend that I went with knew somebody
• 35:53
  that let us in? Question okay, what was the friend's name?
• 35:56
  Answer Tatum? Question you went there with Tatum Miller? Answer yes.
• 36:01
  Question okay, the first time you went to Curves was
• 36:05
  with Tata Miller? Answer yes. Question Uh huh? And you
• 36:08
  were fourteen or fifteen years old? Answer I'm sure like
• 36:11
  fourteen fifteen years old? Question okay. I'd like you to
• 36:15
  read starting on page twenty seven through page thirty and
• 36:18
  see if that refreshes your recollection as to whether you
• 36:21
  danced as a stripper at Curves when you were fourteen
• 36:24
  or fifteen years old. Brad Edwards. What lines did you say, Goldberger,
• 36:31
  It's all over. She can read. Let me see the
• 36:33
  page number, Edwards. Page twenty seven just starts in the
• 36:37
  middle of the sentence. That's why, Goldberger. Yeah, let me,
• 36:41
  I'll give you a line. Okay. You can start actually
• 36:44
  on the top of page twenty six and read as
• 36:46
  much as you want, and you can read as much
• 36:49
  of it as you want into the record if your
• 36:51
  counsel wants you to, and see if that refreshes your
• 36:54
  recollection as to whether you were working as a stripper
• 36:57
  at curves when you were fourteen or fifteen years old.
• 37:00
  Mister Edwards, object, improper impeachment. You can read it yourself,
• 37:05
  mister Brewer, excuse me, excuse me, one attorney, mister Edwards, Well,
• 37:10
  I represent the witness Goldberger. That's fine, that's fine. I
• 37:14
  don't care the witness. Okay. So what was the question, Coldberger? Yes, ma'am,
• 37:20
  did you work at curves as a stripper? Answer? No question? Okay.
• 37:23
  So what you testified in that deposition in May of
• 37:26
  twenty ten is incorrect. Mister Scrola, excuse me. I'm going
• 37:31
  to object, that's in proper impeachment. If you have a
• 37:34
  specific page in line in reference a question and answer,
• 37:38
  then we would be happy to review it. Goldberger, did
• 37:41
  you work as a stripper when you were fourteen or
• 37:44
  fifteen at a nightclub call Curves? Answer? Yeah, it says
• 37:48
  that I said that I worked there a couple of times.
• 37:50
  But question did you? Answer? I don't remember ever working there.
• 37:54
  I don't remember ever working there as a stripper. No
• 37:58
  question okay? Answer no. Oh. Question, So let's get back
• 38:02
  to when you first started using drugs. When did you
• 38:04
  first start using drugs? Miss Wilde? Answer? When I was
• 38:08
  about fourteen years old? Question okay, and what was your
• 38:12
  first drug of choice? Answer? I started with smoking weed,
• 38:15
  drinking and eating xanx. Question okay, And at this time
• 38:20
  that you started smoking weed, drinking and eating xanx, what
• 38:23
  do you mean by eating xanax? What does that mean?
• 38:26
  Answer like taking pills? Question okay? And where were you
• 38:30
  getting these anx pills that you were taking off? People
• 38:34
  that were in the neighborhood that I knew or lived
• 38:37
  near me at the time. Question Tata Miller answer she
• 38:41
  knew some of the same people. Yes. Question okay, So
• 38:44
  you got zen x from Tata Miller? Answer no, I'm
• 38:47
  not saying I got xen X. I said, we know
• 38:49
  the same people. We lived in the same neighborhood as
• 38:51
  the people that we got them from. Okay, and this
• 38:54
  was when you were fourteen or fifteen? Answer yes, question
• 38:59
  you were taking xanax. Answer correct. Question Okay, smoking weed,
• 39:04
  you said, answer yes. Question how much weed were you
• 39:07
  smoking when you were fourteen or fifteen years old? Answer?
• 39:11
  I can't remember. Question okay. And what were the other
• 39:14
  drugs you talked about? Answer just drinking. Question okay, drinking,
• 39:19
  that's right. Okay. And what were you drinking when you
• 39:21
  were fourteen or fifteen years old? Answer I can't remember.
• 39:25
  Question okay, answer exactly what I was drinking. All right, folks,
• 39:29
  We're going to wrap up right there, and in the
• 39:31
  next episode dealing with the topic, we're gonna pick up
• 39:34
  where we left off. All of the information that goes
• 39:36
  with this episode can be found in the description box.