EFTA00037683.pdf

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Date: Wed, 29 Jul 2020 16:21:44 +0000 
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Date: Jul 29, 2020 12:20 PM 
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For you. 
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might be under a gag order, but I'm not. Neither are other people I'm aware of who 
were given copies of her phone logs back when we were trying to make sure ABC was kept "honest". 
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On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 9:44 PM, sexworkersanonymous < 
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EFTA00037683


I keep thinking that someone is going to be contacting me about the Jeff Epstein case, and the connection 
between his case/death and that of Jeanne Palfrey, the DC Madam, and her death, which I also believe was a 
murder, and yet no one is. Maybe what's obvious to me isn't so obvious to other people, so I thought I'd reach 
out to you to make contact now that you've gotten ahold of Ms. Maxwell. Jeanne Palfrey tried desperately 
to get the names of her clients published in her lawsuit because her case was not what it appeared to be. Not 
according to the story she told me anyway as someone who spoke to her almost daily for the last couple of 
years of her life, and up to just a few hours before she was found dead. I believe she was murdered because 
of the great effort many people were putting forth to keep the names in her phone logs quiet, as well as what 
she was trying to say about her case that was being concealed in the media despite all the noise. Because she 
wasn't getting her story told her way, that's why she had plans to publish her own book, her own documentary, 
etc., using money she was supposed to have been awarded by Larry Flynt she was due to receive before she 
was found dead. If her case was suicide, then the things that have been happening to me after her death to 
harass me, and keep me out of the media talking about her story I doubt would have been as ag…
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