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Brunel was a very significant predator in his own regard
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The way this usually happens is that the high-priced lawyers who are fighting in court give vague instructions to a senior associate, who in turn instructs a junior associate, who in turn asks a paralegal or admin to do the actual reactions at the last possible minute.
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Her lawyers were fighting hard to protect the redacted people rather than just her? OTOH I'm not sure you need the index to figure out that the Prince Andrew one, say; you just compare it to the alleged victim's claims.
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There is no standard practice, which is part of the problem.
But this is very sloppy.
And if Maxwell's lawyers really were fighting this hard, it is close to malpractice.
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Antepli Ejderha - I wonder. Maybe ursus arctos can shed some light. I would have expected that if you redact a document, it would be standard practice to redact the whole of the alphabetized index. It may have been an oversight or error, but it certainly makes a joke of bothering to redact anything.
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Originally posted by caja-dglh View Post
That is some wonderfully short-sighted implementation of redacting.
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Originally posted by Incandenza View PostTurns out the redactions have been easy to crack:
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/...-to-crack.html
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Turns out the redactions have been easy to crack:
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/...-to-crack.html
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Ghislaine Maxwell's 2016 deposition has been unsealed. 400 pages. CNN is combing through it now.
https://us.cnn.com/2020/10/22/us/ghi...ase/index.html
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https://twitter.com/motherjones/status/1315442195097366528
The truth is that the elite world that Epstein ascended into, the one I tapped into by way of the black book, is populated with hordes of loathsome, boring, untalented people living their bumbling, idiotic lives while just so happening to wield some share of the preposterous global bounty that he and the rest were after. For all the mystery surrounding Epstein’s fortune, its existence is hardly more inscrutable than the wealth of any of his other billionaire peers. He earned it the same way they all did, which is to say precisely not at all.
This wasn’t some masterful hack into the global aristocracy. It’s what everyone does. It’s what the whole thing is. There is no scam here. It’s grifters grifting grifters all the way down.
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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostThe Times with a deep dive into Nygard that ran on Page One above the fold in today:s print edition
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1231650848666800128
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...were-raped-at/
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Originally posted by WOM View Post
Was that confirmed as doctored?
Still...photoshopping in a poster for Good Boys. You really start to get Epstein brain if you think about this too much.
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The Mail had the exclusive of the doctored photo of Maxwell eating at In-N-Out, right?
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There can be no better evidence of the truth of Flynnie's assertion that Jacob Wohl's appearance on the stage.
https://twitter.com/willsommer/status/1285576716518338561
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He was dressed in a FedEx uniform. FedEx delivers packages...like packages from Wayfair. WAKE UP!
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Not to dwell too much on Nef getting grouchy, but anything Epstein-related has entered some kind of parallel to the Tyson Zone* where my first assumption is Gladio-esque psyops about anything regarding him or his assets or Ghislaine or whatever. The presence of Deutsche Bank doesn't really help.
*One of Bill Simmons's better concepts, a celebrity whose behaviour becomes so bizarre that you would not be shocked about anything you hear, or disbelieve anything you're told. Kanye is in the Tyson Zone. Charlie Sheen in the early 2010s. Tyson himself, of course.
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Originally posted by Etienne View PostYeah, I mean it was obviously attempted murder, but I don't see how we know that the FedEx guy was being paid to kill. He could have had his own reasons, and we don't know what they are. But thanks for the condescension Nef, always best to assume that those you interact with are morons.
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Your epic battles with North Brunswick were quite literally the first thing I thought of when hearing the news
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