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consider such a proffer in the context of a motion to strike,’ the proffered testimony, even if
credited, adds nothing to the analysis. By the government’s own admission, Accuser-3 will not
testify, and the government cannot prove, that Accuser-3 Pe
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even if Accuser-3 testifies in accordance with the proffer, the government will be unable to
establish that she was transported or enticed to travel for the purpose of engaging in unlawful
sexual activity.“
The government argues that it “does not matter” whether Accuser-3 was an adult when
invited to travel (Opp. 162), because even evidence that she was invited to travel as an adult
would be “probative” of Ms. Maxwell’s “intent, in her initial interactions with [Accuser-3], to
entice [Accuser-3] to travel and be transported for the purpose of engaging in sexual acts.” Opp.
163. But there is nothing unlawful about “entic[ing]” an adult to “travel and be transported for
the purpose of engaging in sexual acts” if those acts themselves are entirely lawful. Nor does
Ms. Maxwell’s alleged role in Accuser-3’s purported lawful sexual activity with Epstein in
England, while Accuser-3 was allegedly under age 18, evince an intent to entice Accuser-3 to
travel before she turned 18.
* In addressing the sufficiency of allegations in the similar context of a motion to dismiss, courts have recognized
that they are limited to consideration of the language of the indictment. See, e.g., United States v. Sharpe, 438 F.3d
1257, 1263 (11th Cir. 2006) (“a district court is limited to reviewing the face of the indictment’) (emphasis in
original); United States v. Hitt, 249 F.3d 1010, 1016 (D.C. Cir. 2001) (“Adherence to the language of the indictment
is essential because the Fifth Amendment requires that criminal prosecutions be limited to the unique allegations of
the indictments returned by the grand jury.”).
? The government concedes that it cannot establish that Accuser-3
a Opp. 163 n.58 (admitting that Accuser-3 1s
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“Tt bears mention that Accuser-3’s proffered testimony appears to be uncorroborated by documenta
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