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Affidavit of Bradley Edwards - Jane Doe v. Jeffrey Epstein Civil Case (File 013463)

Attorney Bradley Edwards' affidavit in the Jane Doe v. Jeffrey Epstein civil case describing discovery obstacles, Epstein's Fifth Amendment assertions, and statements made to journalist George Rush regarding the abuse allegations and lack of remorse.

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Bradley Edwards, lead attorney for Jane Doe, provides an affidavit detailing the civil case against Jeffrey Epstein for sexual molestation of a minor. The affidavit documents how Epstein's non-prosecution agreement limits Jane Doe's damages, how Epstein and his co-conspirators have invoked Fifth Amendment privileges to avoid providing discovery, and critically, how journalist George Rush reported that Epstein admitted to coming "too close to the line" and expressed minimal remorse for his conduct. Edwards argues these statements from Rush are crucial evidence of Epstein's admission of liability and lack of remorse for punitive damages purposes.

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