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Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1335-4 SCODMDIADUBWNHKFOWDAIUAYOBWNHER Page 314 G Maxwell - Confidential mechanism by which you kept electronic information of names and addresses of individuals that he knew? MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to the form and foundation. A. Ican't testify to what was on that computer or not after I was gone. Q. Not when you were gone, when you were there. If Jeffrey wanted to call, for example, say Les Wexner, would someone be able to go to that computer to pull up the address information and phone contact information for that individual? MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to the form and foundation. A. I couldn't possibly say. Q. Did you ever have to keep track of address or phone contact information for Jeffrey Epstein? A. That was not my job. Q. Did you ever do it? A. Lam not responsible for keeping his numbers so that wasn't my job at all. Q. But did you ever do it? I know Filed 01/09/24 Page 81 of 106 AINDTHBWNHROWOANIDA YAWNHE NNNNN NY OBWNR OY Page 316 G Maxwell - Confidential form and foundation. Q. Was there a hard copy book as well as something on the computer or was there only electronic information on the phone numbers? MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to the form and foundation. A. Ican only testify to what I know obviously, and I believe that this is a copy of a stolen document. I would love to know how you guys got it. Q. I'm asking during the time you worked for Jeffrey Epstein, was there a hardcopy document of any kind that kept phone numbers for Jeffrey Epstein, if he needed to contact someone? A. The stolen document I have in front of me that you have is what you are referring to. Q. So there was, during your time when you were there, there was no other, you mentioned there was information on a computer. Was there any hardcopy document that you could refer to to find someone's Page 315 G Maxwell - Confidential it's not your job but did you ever do it, did you ever keep phone contact information for him? A. During the course of the time we were together, if he gave me a telephone number, I would give it to an assistant to put in the computer, I could do that. Q. Would he ask you for contact information for different individuals, if he wanted to contact someone? MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to the form and foundation. A. In the course of the long period of time when I was there, it certainly would be possible for him to ask me for a telephone number and if I had the -- I wouldn't always have it -- I'm sure it happened. Q. Was there a hardcopy book in addition to the computer, a hardcopy book that you could look for numbers that were relevant to Jeffrey Epstein's life and something on the computer or was it just an electronic version? MR. PAGLIUCA: Objection to the MAGNA® AIYDUBWNHRFPDOWODAINIDOABWNHE Page 317 G Maxwell - Confidential number? A. You have the stolen document in front of you. Q. You had access to this when you worked for Jeffrey Epstein? A. This is, I believe, the book that was stolen, that was the hardcopy of whatever was there. Q. So when you were working for Jeffrey Epstein, you were able to access this book? A. This book -- if this is what this is, I believe it was, this is the stolen document from his house. Q. And you were able to access it when you worked for him? A. It was a document that was printed that you could, if you needed to, look for a number. Q. Do you know how this book was created? A. No. Q. When you referred to it a moment ago, to a stolen document, when Alfredo 80 (Pages 314 to 317) LEGAL SERVICES