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Subject: [EXTERNAL EMAIL] - FW: Maxwell 
Date: Mon, 03 Jan 2022 17:45:19 +0000 
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From: Jack Scarola CSX4gSearcyLawcoM> 
Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2021 6:23 PM 
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Maxwell 
I have issued the following statement in response to multiple press inquires: 
The conviction of Ghislaine Maxwell is a welcome confirmation of the veracity of the charges brought against her on 
behalf of the very brave young women whom she directly participated in abusing. Speaking for the women I have been 
privileged to represent over the past decade, I thank the prosecutors of the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of 
New York for their unwavering dedication to achieving justice in this case, and I express my confidence in their continued 
dedication. 
Satisfaction with Maxwell's conviction is tempered by the knowledge that other co-conspirators have yet to be held 
responsible for their involvement in Jeffrey Epstein's extraordinary criminal enterprise. Doors closed by Epstein's death 
may be opened by the very strong motivation Maxwell now has to unlock every door to which she holds a key. 
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