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Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1327-5 Filed 01/05/24 Page 12 of 17 Finally, Defendant also refused to answer foundational questions that are necessary to precede questions authorized by this Court, such as: “In terms of preparing for this deposition, what documents did you review?” See Schultz Decl. at Composite Exhibit 7, Excerpts from July 22, 2016, Deposition of Ghislaine Maxwell at 174:2-4. Now, have you ever engaged in oral sex? Jd. at 18:14-15. Q. Did you ever have oral sex with anyone in any of Mr. Epstein's five homes that you've identified other than Mr. Epstein? Jd. at 20:7-10. Did you, in the 1990s and 2000s, engage in sexual activities other than intercourse with women other than what you have testified to already? Jd. at 89:24-90:3. an 11:00 appointment. There were other individuals that had called during that day. Q. And when you would -- when you would see females' names and telephone numbers, would you take those telephone numbers and match it to -- to a person? THE WITNESS: We would do our best to identify who that person was. Q. And is that one way in which you discovered the identities of some of the other what soon came to be known as victims? THE WITNESS: Correct. See Schultz Decl. at Composite Exhibit 3, Excerpts of June 21, 2016 Deposition of Detective Recarey at pg. 42:14-43:17. Recarey went on to describe the importance of the information: Q. Did you find names of other witnesses and people that you knew to have been associated with the house in those message pads? THE WITNESS: Yes. Q. And so what was the evidentiary value to you of the message pads collected from Jeffrey Epstein's home in the search warrant? THE WITNESS: It was very important to corroborate what the victims had already told me as to calling in and for work. Id. at 78:25 -79:15. 12