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that matter anyone else who was upstairs?
A. Yes.
MR. HOROWITZ: Form.
MR. EDWARDS: Form.
MR, WILLITS: Object to the form,
MR. CRITTON: Thank you,
MS. EZELL: I just have a couple of
questions.
EXAMINATION
BY MS. EZELL;
Q. Following up on that, you did however see
this same young woman asleep naked in the sauna?
A, Yes, ma'am.
Q. And you did along with Louella find and
-- and you did also find sex toys and massagers of
various kinds and creams scattered around on
several occasions after these young women had bee!
upstairs with Mr. Epstein?
MR. CRITTON: Object to form, asked and
answered about six times.
THE WITNESS; Yes,
MS. EZELL: No other questions.
MR. EDWARDS: Sorry, last one. It has
nothing to do with this report.
EXAMINATION
Page 468
BY MR. EDWARDS:
Q. During Mr. Critton's questioning he asked
you about whether or not we had ever shown you a
previous taped statement that you had given to a
police officer, and we did not do that; did we?
A. No.
Q. We can represent to you that we don't
have it to show it to you otherwise we would like
to do that.
However, he asked you did you tell the
police officers at that time that the girls
appeared to be 18 years or older, and I believe
that you said when you gave the statement to the
police that you did; right, say that?
A. Yes.
that because you were fearful of reprise from
Ms. Maxwell and Mr. Epstein,
A. That's correct.
MR, CRITTON: Form.
BY MR. EDWARDS:
Q. Okay. Is everything that you've said
today and told us today, is it true?
A. Yes.
Q. To the best of your knowledge?
Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1331-11
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. Yes.
MR. EDWARDS: Nothing else.
MR. WILLITS: Is it my turn?
MR. EDWARDS: Yes.
EXAMINATION
BY MR. WILLITS:
Q. Mr. Rodriguez, you mentioned the last
time about a lady who was an obvious professional
masseuse by the name of Johanna. Do you remember
that?
Yes, I da remember.
Did you ever pay her?
. Yes, sir.
. Okay, How much did you pay her?
A. It was between 200 and 500, sir, but
somewnere in that -- between those two amounts.
Q. For Johanna?
A. Yes, sir.
MR. WILLITS: Okay. I don’t have any
other questions.
MR. CRITTON: You have a right to read
this deposition when the other part is typed
and make any changes that you want. Would
you like to do that? It's your right a
hundred percent, The court reporter can
provide you or whoever set your
deposition --
THE WITNESS: 1 tried to be truthful.
MR. CRITTON; All you have to do is tell
her you would like to waive. Do you waive
the reading and signing?
MR. EDWARDS; You can either read or you
can waive reading?
THE WITNESS: I don't understand what I
have to do.
MR. CRITTON: Why don't we go off the
record and you can explain it to him.
MR, EDWARDS: We can go off the record,
THE VIDEOGRAPHER: Off the record.
(Thereupon, a discussion was held off the
“THE WITNESS: Waive.
}
(Thereupon, the deposition was concluded
at 5:30 p.m.) |
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