Jeffrey Epstein repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment in deposition, refusing to answer questions about sexual abuse of minors and payments to law...
The passage documents multiple Fifth Amendment refusals by Epstein on specific abuse questions, indicating potential undisclosed criminal conduct and financial arrangements. While it does not name oth Epstein declined to answer 7 distinct questions about sexual abuse of minors during his deposition. Questions targeted specific acts (procurement, coercion, fondling, oral sex) and personal preferenc
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The passage documents multiple Fifth Amendment refusals by Epstein on specific abuse questions, indicating potential undisclosed criminal conduct and financial arrangements. While it does not name oth Epstein declined to answer 7 distinct questions about sexual abuse of minors during his deposition. Questions targeted specific acts (procurement, coercion, fondling, oral sex) and personal preferenc
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