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10 Atal ILA ate) 14 We) 16 17 lee) AE) 20 Phil BP Ze 24 25 Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1332-2 Filed 01/08/24 Page 8 of 42 XGAQGIUc SEALED Again, that is not the kind of thing that can raise a realistic prospect of incrimination. Here is another question. This is question 8 in our brief. In June 2008 in open court, you pled guilty to two Florida felonies. Well, that is on the record in Florida court. It's an open event with the government, by the way, who's prosecuting him, and he refused to even answer that question. As you know, he refused to answer any question other than what's your name? So we have tried to be very selective. We've given you a list of 45 specific questions where we're entitled to the information. Our third point, as you know, is this issue about Epstein being compelled to testify that he saw Maxwell, his girlfriend, before 2011 in foreign countries standing next to girls under the age of 18. And in response, he said, look, there's a lifetime statute of limitations for sexual abuse crimes, so I face a realistic risk of prosecution. The lifetime statute is an unusual statute, and that statute applies only to some of the most serious crimes in the federal criminal code: Sexual abuse of a child. But the only statute that was cited by Mr. Epstein was the traveler statute, which forbids traveling in foreign commerce to go someplace for nefarious purposes. That is not covered by the lifetime statute. That's SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300