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+ Event: Call w/NY re: Maxwell
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+ End Date: 2021-06-17 17:30:00 +0000
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+ Date Modified: 2021-06-17 14:37:29 +0000
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+ Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2021 11:43:19 +0000
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+ None. They ran some names by us, and we provided them with general information (with our trial pending we
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+ The Epstein team had a conference call with SAC Maguire last week and Legat London and some UK officials
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+ OFFICIAL RECORD
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+ Crisis Intake (Rev. 5-23-17)
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+ UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO
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+ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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+ Crisis Intake
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+ Date:
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+ 07/08/2019
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+ Case ID #: 31E-NY-3027571
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+ (U) EPSTEIN, JEFFREY; CHILD SEX
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+ TRAFFICKING
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+ Date/Time Received: 07/08/2019 02:10 PM EDT
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+ Enclosure (s) : Enclosed are the following items:
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+ 1. (U//FOUO) Twitter Username@DougScott357
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+ 2. (U//FOUO) Twitter Username @DougScott357 #2
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+ 3. (U//FOUO) Iwitter Username @DougScott357 #3
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+ 4. (U//FOUO) Iwitter Username @DougScott357 #4
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+ Details:
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+ Tweet was
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+ Twitter Username
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+ SarahkSilverman's thread involving Jeffrey Epstein. Thread within
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+ Twitter Username @SarahKSilverman's tweet by Twitter Username
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+ @iansmadrig revealed thread referencing
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+ allegations made by
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+ then
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+ 13
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+ year old girl in 1994 of a repeated
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+ Donald Trump
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+ at
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+ Epstein's house.
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+ (U) Date Submitted: 07/08/2019 01:10:58
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+ PM EST
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+ Transaction Number:
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+ 51C196BE-2534-4D03-A2CO-1B09F09AA7E0
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+ UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO
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+ EFTA00155382
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+ UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO
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+ (U) Threat To Life: False
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+ The FBI's Office of Public Affairs (OPA) electronically monitors
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+ Could this be the crimes that the complicit @GOP finally turn on
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+ username: DougScott357
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+ id: 1148275152918065162
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+ date_created: July 8, 2019, 5:10 p.m.
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+ First Name: DougScott357
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+ Account: DougScott357 (Twitter)
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+ DOMESTIC INVESTIGATION & OPERATIONS GUIDE. THAT PURPOSE MAY BE SET
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+ FORTH IN THE FILE'S OPENING ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION OR OTHER RELATED
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+ UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO
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+ 3
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+ Subject: Re: Epstein, Trump, Clinton, Biden....
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+ Date: Sun, 01 Mar 2020 17:05:13 +0000
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+ UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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+ SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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+ Jane Doe 1, individually and on behalf of all
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+ others similarly situated.
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+ Plaintiff,
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+ Case No.: 1:22-CV-10019 (JSR)
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+ V.
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+ JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.,
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+ Defendant.
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+ QUESTIONNAIRE AND RELEASE
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+ I. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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+ To participate in the class action settlement (the "Settlement") based on your claims in the action
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+ entitled Jane Doe 1 v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Case No. 1:22-CV-10019 (JSR) (the "Litigation"), you
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+ (or your counsel, on your behalf) must complete the Questionnaire and Release' included in this document and
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+ submit it pursuant to the instructions below. You (or your counsel, on your behalf) must mail or upload online
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+ your completed and signed Questionnaire and Release by no later than 11:59 PM EDT on September 5, 2023.
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+ If you fail to timely submit the Questionnaire and Release, your claim will be rejected, and you will not receive
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+ any recovery from the Net Settlement Fund created in connection with the Settlement.
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+ You may submit your Questionnaire and Release in your preferred language. The Claims
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+ Administrator has English and Russian language versions of this form that can be found by visiting
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+ www.epsteinSSFJPM.com.
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+ If you need or want any assistance in filling out the Questionnaire and Release. Class Counsel is
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+ available to you. Call Brittany Henderson at
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+ or email her at
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+ Brittany
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+ Henderson has been trained at assisting survivors of sexual trauma and she is well versed in the general nature
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+ of this matter. Ms. Henderson can help you fill out the Questionnaire and Release or answer general questions
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+ about this ongoing process. Ms. Henderson will keep your conversation(s) with her, and all information
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+ provided to her confidential.
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+ The information you include on the Questionnaire and Release will be kept confidential from the public.
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+ The only information that will be shared with the Claims Administrator is the information that you choose to
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+ include on the Questionnaire and Release and any additional information included along with the Questionnaire
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+ and Release. Anyone who submits a Questionnaire and Release will not be publicly identified. If you wish to
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+ be excluded from the Settlement and preserve your claims related to the Litigation, you must complete the
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+ "Opt-Out Form". You must mail or upload online your completed and signed Opt-Out Form by no later than
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+ 11:59 PM EDT on August 7, 2023 to opt-out, or be excluded, from the Settlement.
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+ 'All capitalized terms not otherwise defined herein have the meanings set forth in the Stipulation of Settlement dated June 22, 2023.
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+ To the extent there is any conflict between the definitions of capitalized terms in these Settlement Forms and the Stipulation, the
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+ definition in the Stipulation controls. A copy of the Stipulation is available by contacting the Claims Administrator or by visiting
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+ the website (www.epsteinSSFJPM.com), as more fully set forth in the Notice.
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+ QUESTIONS? CALL
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+ OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146735
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+
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+ If you fail to timely submit the Opt-Out Form and do not submit a Questionnaire and Release, you will
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+ receive no compensation related to the Settlement and will release any claims related to the Litigation.
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+ YOU MUST TIMELY MAIL OR UPLOAD ONLINE YOUR COMPLETED QUESTIONNAIRE AND
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+ RELEASE, ALONG WITH ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS REQUESTED HEREIN, OR OPT-OUT
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+ FORM TO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ADDRESSES:
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+ If Mailed:
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+ Simone K. Lelchuk
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+ c/o Freika PLLC
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+ New York, New York 10022
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+ Telephone:
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+ If Submitted Online:
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+ www.epsteinSSPJPM.com
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+ You will be bound by the terms of any judgment entered in the Litigation, including the releases
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+ provided therein, WHETHER OR NOT YOU SUBMIT A QUESTIONNAIRE AND RELEASE,
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+ UNLESS YOU SUBMIT A VALID AND TIMELY OPT-OUT FORM.
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+ As part of this claims process you may request (but are not required to) a phone, video, or in-person (in
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+ New York City) meeting with Simone Lelchuk, the Claims Administrator. During this meeting you may share
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+ additional information with Ms. Lelchuk that you think will help her in making her determination.
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+ Additionally, Ms. Lelchuk may request a phone or video meeting with some, but not all, of the Participating
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+ Claimants if she feels speaking with a Participating Claimant will help her obtain additional, helpful
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+ information. While Ms. Lelchuk may make this request of certain Participating Claimant it is not a mandatory
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+ part of this process and if you decline Ms. Lelchuk's request for a meeting, then your claim will be considered
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+ based on the information you submitted and you will not be penalized in any way. Any Participating Claimant
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+ who meets with Ms. Lelchuk is welcome to have her attorney attend the meeting as well. You can read about
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+ Ms. Lelchuk's background on this website - www.simonelelchuk.com. Ms. Lelchuk will schedule meetings
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+ at mutually convenient times, taking into account a Participating Claimant's location and time zone.
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+ Please see the Claims Administrator's website at www.epsteinSSFJPM.com for additional
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+ information.
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+ II. CLAIMANT IDENTIFICATION
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+ Executors, administrators, guardians, conservators, and trustees or others acting in a representative
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+ capacity on behalf of a Participating Claimant must complete and sign the Questionnaire and Release on behalf
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+ of persons represented by them and submit evidence of their current authority to act on behalf of that
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+ Participating Claimant, including stating their titles or capacities.
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+ II. SETTLEMENT DETERMINATION
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+ The Claims Administrator, Simone Lelchuk, shall determine a Participating Claimant's assigned
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+ settlement amount (the "Allocated Amount") from the Net Settlement Fund.
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+ In determining a Participating Claimant's Allocated Amount, the Claims Administrator shall consider
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+ the following information: the circumstances, severity, type, and extent of the alleged abuse or trafficking, the
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+ nature and duration of the relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, and the impact of the alleged conduct on the
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+ Participating Claimant. Participating Claimants shall submit under penalty of perjury such other supporting
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+ documents or material, if any, to the Claims Administrator as the Claims Administrator may request within an
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+ agreed upon timeframe.
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+ QUESTIONS? CALL
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+ OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146736
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+
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+ If you wish to submit your Settlement Forms electronically, you may do so at
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+ www.epsteinSSFJPM.com and follow the instructions contained within. No electronic files will be considered
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+ to have been properly submitted unless the Claims Administrator issues to the claimant a written
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+ acknowledgment of receipt and acceptance of electronically submitted data.
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+ QUESTIONS? CALL
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+ OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146737
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+
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+ MUST BE
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+ POSTMARKED ฿
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+ (IF MAILED) OR
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+ RECEIVED
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+ (IF SUBMITTED
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+ ONLINE)
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+ NO LATER THAN
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+ SEPTEMBER 5, 2023
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+ UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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+ SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
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+ ane Doe 1 v. JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA
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+ ase No. 1:22-CV-10019 (JSA
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+ QUESTIONNAIRE AND RELEASE
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+ Please Type or Print - Use Blue or Black Ink Only
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+ For Office Use Only
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+ **This Questionnaire and Release MUST be timely submitted in order to qualify for any compensation
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+ pursuant to this Settlement.**
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+ Participating Claimant Name (Enter name exactly as you would like it to appear on a payment)
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+ Date of Birth:
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+ Social Security Number, Taxpayer ID or Foreign ID Number (if not a U.S. citizen):
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+ Street Address:
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+ City:
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+ Foreign Province:
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+ Foreign Country:
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+ State:
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+ Zip Code:
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+ Foreign Postal Code:
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+ Area Code Telephone No. (day)
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+ Area Code Telephone No. (evening)
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+ Email Address (Email address is not required, but if you provide it, you authorize the Claims
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+ Administrator to email you information relevant to this claim.):
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+ QUESTIONS? CALL 212-641-0800 OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146738
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+
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+ QUESTIONNAIRE AND RELEASE
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+ If you need or want any assistance in filling out this Questionnaire and Release. Class Counsel is
135
+ available to you. Call Brittany Henderson at
136
+ Henderson has been trained at assisting survivors of sexual trauma and she is well versed in the general
137
+ nature of this matter. Ms. Henderson can help you fill out the Questionnaire and Release or answer
138
+ general questions about this ongoing process. Ms. Henderson will keep your conversation(s) with her,
139
+ and all information provided to her confidential.
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+ How would you prefer we communicate with you? (check all that apply)
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+ Mail
142
+ E-mail
143
+ Phone
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+ In addition to filling out this form, do you wish to have the opportunity to speak directly with the
145
+ Claims Administrator? This is not mandatory, and any information shared with the Claims
146
+ Administrator during such a meeting will be kept confidential. (check your response)
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+ Yes
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+ No
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+ INFORMATION RELATED TO ELIGIBILITY AND COMPENSATION
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+ Please complete the questions below to the best of your ability. You may use additional space to
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+ describe your experiences.
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+ 1. Do you consider yourself a Victim-Survivor of sexual abuse and/or trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein?
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+ To the best of yoyrabiliy, please describe the circumstances undin which you fin merineffrey Epstein.
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+ (including
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+ 2. Provide the approximate time period during which you interacted with Jeffrey Epstein and/or anyone
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+ associated with him.
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+ 3. List the location(s) where you were sexually abused and/or trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein and/or
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+ anyone associated with him.
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+ 4. When did the sexual abuse and/or trafficking occur? (Please identify the approximate date(s) that
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+ the sexual abuse and/or trafficking happened, to the best of your knowledge)
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+ QUESTIONS? CALL
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+ OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146739
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+
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+ 5. On approximately how many separate occasions were you sexually abused and/or trafficked by
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+ Jeffrey Epstein and/or anyone associated with him?
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+ 6. To the best of your ability, describe the nature and circumstances of the sexual abuse and/or
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+ trafficking.
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+ 7. Did anyone witness the sexual abuse and/or trafficking or circumstances surrounding the abuse
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+ and/or trafficking? If yes, please provide the name(s) of each witness and date(s) of the incidents)
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+ the person witnessed. Anyone's name who you provide will be kept confidential. The Claims
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+ Administrator will not reach out to this person / these people.
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+ 8. To the best of your ability, please describe the impact (emotional, psychological, physical, financial,
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+ etc.) you believe the sexual abuse and/or trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein and/or anyone associated with
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+ him had on you.
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+ 9. Have you received any treatment or services (medical, counseling, addiction, etc.) related to the
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+ sexual abuse and/or trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein and/or anyone associated with him? If yes, please
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+ describe and provide the name of the service provider, the date(s) of the services provided, and a
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+ description of the services.
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+ QUESTIONS? CALL
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+ OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146740
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+
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+ 11. Please provide any additional information that you wish to share with the Claims Administrator.
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+ You may also schedule a meeting with the Claims Administrator to share more information directly
186
+ with her. Please provide any additional information you which to share with the Claims
187
+ Administrator including any additional information about the harm you suffered as a result of
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+ Epstein's conduct if not already described in your prior answers.
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+ 12. Everything that you submit to the Claims Administrator will be kept completely confidential unless
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+ you provide the Claims Administrator with express permission to share your information. Do you
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+ authorize the release of information related to your claim to anyone if deemed appropriate by the
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+ Claims Administrator? (check your response)
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+ Yes
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+ No
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+ IV. SUBMISSION TO JURISDICTION OF COURT AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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+ On behalf of myself and each of my heirs, agents, executors, trustees, administrators,
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+ predecessors, successors and assigns, I submit this Questionnaire and Release under the terms of
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+ the Stipulation of Settlement (the "Stipulation") described in the Notice. I further acknowledge that
199
+ I am bound by and subject to the terms of any judgment that may be entered in the Litigation in the
200
+ Southern District of New York.
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+ V. RELEASE
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+ 1.
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+ Upon the Effective Date of the Settlement, I acknowledge full and complete
204
+ satisfaction of, and fully, finally, and forever settle, release, and discharge from the "Released Plaintiff
205
+ Claims" all "Released Defendant Parties" as set forth fully in 99l 1.25, 1.27, 4.1, and Section 4 of
206
+ the Stipulation.
207
+ "Released Defendant Party" or "Released Defendant Parties" means (i) any and all
208
+ of Defendants and Defendants' Counsel and each of their successors, predecessors, and past,
209
+ present, and future: parent corporations, sister corporations, subsidiaries, and affiliated Persons
210
+ and (i) any and all of the foregoing's respective past, present, or future: principals, assigns,
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+ assignors, legatees, devisees, executors, administrators, estates, heirs, spouses, receivers and
212
+ trustees, settlors, beneficiaries, members, equity holders, officers, directors, partners, managers,
213
+ employees, servants, agents, insurers, reinsurers, representatives, attorneys, legal representatives,
214
+ and successors-in-interest.
215
+ 3.
216
+ "Released Plaintiff Party" or "Released Plaintiff Parties" means (i) any and all
217
+ Class Members, Eligible Class Members, Participating Claimants, Settlement Class
218
+ Representatives, Class Counsel, and their successors, predecessors, and each of their past, present,
219
+ and future: parent corporations, sister corporations, subsidiaries, and affiliated Persons and (il) any
220
+ and all of the foregoing's respective past, present, or future: principals, assigns, assignors, legatees,
221
+ devisees, executors, administrators, estates, heirs, spouses, receivers and trustees, settlors,
222
+ beneficiaries, members, equity holders, officers, directors, partners, managers, employees,
223
+ servants, agents, insurers, reinsurers, representatives, attorneys, legal representatives, and
224
+ QUESTIONS? CALL
225
+ OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146741
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+
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+ successors-in-interest. Released Plaintiff Parties does not include any Person who would
229
+ otherwise be a Class Member but who properly exclude(s) themselves by filing a valid and timely
230
+ Opt-Out Form.
231
+ "Released Plaintiffs' Claims" means any and all claims, rights and causes of action
232
+ against Released Defendant Parties of every nature and description, duties, obligations, demands,
233
+ actions, matters, debts, sums of money, suits, contracts, agreements, promises, issues, judgments,
234
+ losses, damages and liabilities, including both known and Unknown Claims, whether fixed or
235
+ contingent, mature or not mature, accrued or unaccrued, liquidated or unliquidated, concealed or
236
+ hidden, suspected or unsuspected, direct or indirect, regardless of legal or equitable theory and
237
+ whether arising under federal law, state law, statutory law, common law, foreign law, or any other
238
+ law, rule, or regulation, whether class, representative, and/or individual in nature, against Released
239
+ Defendant Parties that the Released Plaintiff Parties (a) asserted in the Litigation against the
240
+ Released Defendant Parties, (b) could have asserted in the Litigation against the Released
241
+ Defendant Parties, (c) could in the future assert in any other action or forum assert against the
242
+ Released Defendant Parties, or (d) have with respect to Epstein. "Released Plaintiffs' Claims" does
243
+ not include: (i) any claims of any Person who submits an Opt-Out Form that is accepted by the
244
+ Court, or (ii) claims relating to the enforcement of the Settlement. For the avoidance of doubt, this
245
+ release is only intended to release the Released Defendant Parties and is not intended to release
246
+ any claims against any Person in the case of Jane Doe v. Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft, et al.,
247
+ Case No. 1:22-CV-10018 (JSR), or to preclude class member lawsuits against any other individual
248
+ or entity not specifically named in the Litigation or who is not one of the Released Defendant
249
+ Parties.
250
+ 5.
251
+ "Unknown Claims" means (a) any and all Released Plaintiffs' Claims against
252
+ Released Defendant Parties that any of the Released Plaintiff Parties do not know or suspect to
253
+ exist in his, her, or its favor at the time of the release of the Released Defendant Parties, which, if
254
+ known by him, her, or it, might have affected his, her, or its settlement with and release of the
255
+ Released Defendant Parties, or might have affected his, her, or its decision(s) with respect to the
256
+ Settlement, including, but not limited to, whether or not to object to this Settlement; and (b) any
257
+ and all Released Defendants' Claims that any of the Released Defendant Parties do not know or
258
+ suspect to exist in his, her, or its favor at the time of the release of Released Plaintiff Parties, which,
259
+ if known by him, her, or it, might have affected his, her, or its settlement with and release of the
260
+ Released Plaintiff Parties. With respect to (a) any and all Released Plaintiffs' Claims, and (b) any
261
+ and all Released Defendants' Claims, the Settling Parties stipulate and agree that, upon the
262
+ Effective Date, the Settling Parties shall expressly waive, and each Released Plaintiff Party and
263
+ Released Defendant Party shall be deemed to have, and by operation of the Judgment shall have,
264
+ expressly waived the provisions, rights, and benefits of California Civil Code § 1542, which
265
+ provides:
266
+ A general release does not extend to claims that the creditor or releasing party
267
+ does not know or suspect to exist in his or her favor at the time of executing
268
+ the release and that, if known by him or her, would have materially affected his
269
+ or her settlement with the debtor or released party.
270
+ The Settling Parties shall expressly waive, and each Released Plaintiff Party and Released
271
+ Defendant Party shall be deemed to have, and by operation of the Judgment shall have, expressly
272
+ waived any and all provisions, rights, and benefits conferred by any law of any state or territory of
273
+ the United States, or principle of common law, which is similar, comparable, or equivalent to
274
+ California Civil Code § 1542. The Released Plaintiff Parties and Released Defendant Parties
275
+ QUESTIONS? CALL
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+ OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146742
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+
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+ acknowledge that they may hereafter discover facts, legal theories, or authorities in addition to or
280
+ different from those which he, she, it or they now know or believe to be true with respect to the
281
+ subject matter of the Released Claims, but (a) the Released Plaintiff Parties shall expressly fully,
282
+ finally, and forever waive, compromise, settle, discharge, extinguish, and release, and each
283
+ Released Plaintiff Party shall be deemed to have waived, compromised, settled, discharged,
284
+ extinguished, and released, and, upon the Effective Date, and by operation of the Judgment, shall be
285
+ deemed to have waived, compromised, settled, discharged, extinguished, and released, fully, finally,
286
+ and forever, any and all Released Plaintiffs' Claims, known or unknown, suspected or unsuspected,
287
+ contingent or non-contingent, accrued or unaccrued, whether or not concealed or hidden, which now
288
+ exist, or heretofore have existed, or may hereafter exist, upon any theory of law or equity now existing
289
+ or coming into existence in the future, including, but not limited to, conduct which is negligent,
290
+ intentional, with or without malice, or a breach of any duty, law, or rule, without regard to the
291
+ subsequent discovery or existence of such different or additional facts, legal theories, or
292
+ authorities, and (b) the Released Defendant Parties shall expressly fully, finally, and forever waive,
293
+ compromise, settle, discharge, extinguish and release, and, upon the Effective Date, and by
294
+ operation of the Judgment, shall have waived, compromised, settled, discharged, extinguished, and
295
+ released, fully, finally, and forever, any and all Released Defendants' Claims against Released
296
+ Plaintiff Parties, known or unknown, suspected or unsuspected, contingent or non-contingent,
297
+ whether or not concealed or hidden, which now exist, or heretofore have existed, upon any theory
298
+ of law or equity now existing or coming into existence in the future, including, but not limited to,
299
+ conduct which is negligent, intentional, with or without malice, or a breach of any duty, law or
300
+ rule, without regard to the subsequent discovery or existence of such different or additional facts,
301
+ legal theories, or authorities. The Settling Parties acknowledge, and the Released Plaintiff Parties and
302
+ Released Defendant Parties shall be deemed by operation of the Judgment to have acknowledged,
303
+ that the foregoing waiver was separately bargained for and is an essential element of the Settlement
304
+ of which this release is a part.
305
+ 6.
306
+ I hereby warrant and represent that I have not assigned or transferred or purported
307
+ to assign or transfer, voluntarily or involuntarily, any matter released pursuant to this release or
308
+ any other part or portion thereof.
309
+ I hereby warrant and represent that I have included the information requested about
310
+ my experiences interacting with the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking venture, which occurred during the
311
+ Class Period.
312
+ I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that
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+ all of the foregoing information supplied on this Questionnaire and Release by the undersigned is true
314
+ and correct.
315
+ I authorize the Claims Administrator to contact my healthcare insurance providers,
316
+ and I do not object to any resulting disclosures for the purpose of resolving any legally enforceable
317
+ medical liens that may be paid out of any Allocated Amount I receive.
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+ Executed this _
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+ _ day of
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+ _ 2023, in
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+ (City)
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+ (State/Country)
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+ (Sign Your Name Here)
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+ (Type or Print Your Name Here)
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+ QUESTIONS? CALL
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+ OR VISIT www.epsteinSSFJPM.com
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+ EFTA00146743
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+
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+ ACCURATE CLAIMS PROCESSING TAKES A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF TIME. THANK YOU FOR
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+ YOUR PATIENCE.
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+ Reminder Checklist
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+ 1. Type or print only using blue or black ink on the Settlement Forms. Do not use red pen or highlighter.
333
+ 2. Submit the Questionnaire and Release and attach copies of supporting documentation, if available. You can
334
+ submit hardcopies via mail, or you can upload online at www.epsteinSSFJPM.com.
335
+ 3. Do not send original documents.
336
+ 4. Keep a copy of your Questionnaire and Release and all supporting documentation for your records.
337
+ 5. The Claims Administrator will acknowledge receipt of your Questionnaire and Release by mail within 15
338
+ business days. Your claim is not deemed submitted until you receive an acknowledgement notice. If you do
339
+ not receive an acknowledgement notice within 15 business days of submitting your Questionnaire and Release,
340
+ please email the Claims Administrator at
341
+ or call her at
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+ 6. If you move, please send your new address to:
343
+ Simone K. Lelchuk
344
+ clo Freika PLLC
345
+ New York, New York 10022
346
+ Telephone:
347
+ Email:
348
+ Deadlines Reminder
349
+ Year conned, er au behalED oil optephoed online your completed and signed Questionnaire and
350
+ You must mail or upload online your completed and signed Opt-Out Form by no later than 11:59 PM EDT
351
+ on August 7, 2023.
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+ EFTA00146744
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+ Case Initiation Summary
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+ On 12/06/2018, FBI NY initiated a case after Southern District of New York (SDNY)
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+ contacted FBI NY regarding several victims that had been sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein
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+ in the mid 2000's. Beginning in at least 2002, Epstein enticed and recruited dozens of minor
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+ girls to engage in sex acts with him, for which he paid the victims hundreds of dollars in
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+ cash. He undertook this activity in at least two different locations, including his mansion in
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+ Manhattan, New York and his estate in Palm Beach, Florida. Victims were initially recruited
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+ to provide "massages" to Epstein, which would be performed nude or partially nude, would
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+ become increasingly sexual in nature, and would typically include one or more sex acts,
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+ including groping and direct or indirect contact with victims" genitals. Epstein paid his
11
+ victims hundreds of dollars in cash for each separate encounter. Moreover, Epstein actively
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+ encouraged certain of his victims to recruit additional girls to be similarly sexually abused
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+ He incentivized his victims to become recruiters by paying these victim-recruiters hundreds
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+ of dollars for each additional girl they brought to him. In this fashion, Epstein created a vast
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+ network of underage vietims — as young as 14 - in locations including New York and Palm
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+ Beach. In creating and maintaining a network of minor victims whom he abused, Epstein
17
+ worked with others, including employees and associates who facilitated his exploitation of
18
+ minors by, among other things, contacting victims and scheduling their sexual encounters
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+ with Epstein, both in New York and in Florida.
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+ By way of background, in 2005, the West Palm Beach Police Department, and then FBI
21
+ Miami, initiated an investigation of Epstein after parents of a victim reported to law
22
+ enforcement that Epstein had sexually abused their daughter from 2002-2005. Those
23
+ investigations spanned approximately two years and included, among other things, interviews
24
+ with approximately 35 victims, a search warrant executed on Epstein's Florida (FL)
25
+ residence, and detailed analysis of various phone and flight records.
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+ Pre-indictment of Epstein
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+ • In January 2019, FBI NY and SDNY AUSAs traveled to West Palm Beach to meet with
28
+ the FBI case agents from the investigation into Epstein in 2006.
29
+ • From January 2019 through June 2019 multiple victim witness interviews were
30
+ conducted in New York and Florida
31
+ • Agents and SDNY AUSAs have traveled to FL on multiple occasions to
32
+ interview victims. The identified victims" ages ranged from
33
+ approximately 14 to 17, with the majority having been approximately 15
34
+ or 16 when they were recruited to perform sex acts for and with Epstein.
35
+ In addition to the sex acts, victims would have to perform massages on
36
+ Epstein nude or partially nude. Victims were paid approximately $200 to
37
+ $300 each time they went to Epstein's residence.
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+ • Victims in NY and FL usually were contacted via telephone by individuals
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+ who worked for Epstein to arrange his "massages." In NY, one of those
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+ EFTA00154692
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+
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+ individuals was
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+ I; in FL, the primary contact for the girls was
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+ Additionally, and in order to maintain a steady stream of
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+ underage girls to perform sexual acts, Epstein and his co-conspirators also
46
+ coerced others, including some of his victims, to recruit other minor girls
47
+ to engage in "massages" and sexual conduct with Epstein. The recruiters
48
+ were paid by Epstein and co-conspirators for bringing additional minor
49
+ girls to Epstein's properties for those purposes.
50
+ • On July 2, 2019, a federal grand jury in the Southern District of New York returned a
51
+ sealed indietment Jeffrey Epstein with one count of sex trafficking of minors, in
52
+ violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1591, and one count of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking
53
+ of minors, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 371.
54
+ • On 07/05/2019, FBI NY was notified by CBP that Epstein is scheduled to arrive at
55
+ Teterboro Airport in Bergen County, New Jersey, on 07/06/2019.
56
+ • On 07/06/2019, Epstein was arrested in NJ at Teterboro Airport and transported to
57
+ NY without incident.
58
+ • On 07/06/2019, a search warrant was executed at Epstein's residence in Manhattan,
59
+ NY upon which several items were seized.
60
+ Post-indictment of Epstein
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+ • In July 2019, multiple individuals associated to Epstein were served GJ subpoenas.
62
+ Among those served included Ghislaine Maxwell,
63
+ Lex Wexner,
64
+ Jean Luc Brunel,
65
+ William Hammond (pilot), David Rodgers (pilot), Richard Barnett (JE/GM chief
66
+ engineer)
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+ • On 07/08/2019, Epstein pled not guilty during his initial appearance in federal court.
68
+ • On 07/11/2019, an additional search warrant for digital items was executed at
69
+ Epstein's residence in Manhattan.
70
+ • On 07/12/2019,
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+ was interviewed pursuant to a proffer agreement
72
+ in West Palm Beach Florida.
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+ • On 07/13/2019, a certified appraisal was completed for the NY residence with the value
74
+ determined to be $86,250,000.
75
+ • A Notice of Pendency was filed for the NY residence.
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+ • Multiple subpoenas were served on EPSTEIN's LLC companies, which are based
77
+ in the VI.
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+ • On 07/15/2019, Epstein was denied bail during his detention hearing.
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+ EFTA00154693
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+
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+ • On 07/18/2019, FBI and SDNY met with
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+ jand her attorneys for a reverse
83
+ proffer. L
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+ was an assistant to Epstein in New York and is one of the employees
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+ identified in the indictment. The meeting was generally positive, and another meeting
86
+ with her counsel will be scheduled to discuss the next steps.
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+ • On 07/22/2019, FBI and SDNY met with counsel for |
88
+ to discuss her
89
+ cooperation with the investigation.
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+ I recruited minor victims for Epstein in Florida
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+ for several years, starting when she was approximately 16.
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+ • On 07/22/2019, FBI and SDNY interviewed Dr. Gregory Bledsoe by telephone. Bledsoe
93
+ is a doctor who was hired by the Secret Service to provide backup medical services for
94
+ Bill Clinton during a trip to Africa in 2002 on Epstein's plane. Bledsoe said that there
95
+ were no minors on the flight, and he did not observe any sexual misconduct.
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+ • On 07/22/2019, FBI and SDNY spoke to counsel for Deutsche Bank to follow up on
97
+ continuing rolling productions in connection with subpoenas for "any and all Epstein
98
+ materials", and requested to meet with personnel who could explain the Epstein
99
+ relationship.
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+ • On 07/23/2019, SDNY advised Epstein was found unconscious in his cell with red marks
101
+ on his neck. When staff was able to revive Epstein, he couldn't recall what happened.
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+ Epstein's cellmate, Nick Tartaglione (not public knowledge), denied knowing anything
103
+ and said he was just sitting on his bunk with earphones on. Tartaglione, is a former
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+ police officer and subject of NY HVRA quadruple homicide who has been approved for
105
+ the death penalty. Epstein was removed from his cell and has been medically evaluated.
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+ MDC has initiated an investigation per their SOPs. Per SDNY, the Washington Post has
107
+ made an inquiry of the incident.
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+ • On 07/24/2019, FBI and SDNY spoke with a representative of the New Mexico
109
+ Attorney General's Office, who agreed to refer any individuals who could be
110
+ included in the Epstein SDNY investigation; SDNY advised if there was any New
111
+ Mexico-based conduct SDNY could not investigate those matters would be referred
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+ to them.
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+ • On 07/25/2019, FBI and SDNY met with attorneys from Debevoise who represent Leslie
114
+ Wexner and his wife, Abigail. During an attorney proffer they advised the Wexners were
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+ not close with Epstein and had no knowledge of his sexual misconduct. They further
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+ advised that they severed ties with Epstein in 2007 after discovering that Epstein had
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+ stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars from them while managing their finances.
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+ • On 07/29/2019, FBI and SDNY met with Epstein's attorneys, who, in very general terms,
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+ discussed the possibility of a resolution of the case, and the possibility of the defendant's
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+ cooperation. Defense counsel did not make a specific proposal, and they did not indicate
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+ what the nature of Epstein's cooperation might be, if any. SDNY advised defense
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+ counsel that they were free to contact us if they came to a point where Epstein was
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+
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+ prepared to accept responsibility for his conduct, and if they had a specific proposal for a
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+ resolution of this case.
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+ • On 07/31/2019, FBI And SDNY met with counsel for
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+ , who was Epstein's
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+ personal assistant during the period of the charged conduct.
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+ lawyers provided
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+ an attorney proffer, which largely touched on
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+ I background, as well as the
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+ relationship between Epstein and
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+ , which they described as sexually abusive. The
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+ attorneys also provided an overview of her role in scheduling massages in Florida, as
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+ well as actions
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+ took to destroy evidence, at Epstein's direction.
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+ was interviewed pursuant to a proffer agreement on multiple occasions to
139
+ include 11/26/2019 and 12/04/2019.
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+ Post Epstein's suicide
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+ • On 08/10/2019, at approximately 7:30am, FBI NY was notified that Epstein committed
142
+ suicide in his jail cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in Manhattan, NY.
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+ NY VCT squad C-19 launched an investigation into the possible assault of a federal
144
+ inmate. C-19 began coordinating with BOP, as well as the NY State Office of the
145
+ Medical Examiner (OCME).
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+ • On 08/10/2019, a Search Warrant for Epstein's Virgin Island Property was sworn out in
147
+ St. Thomas. Agents and TFOs from C-20, along with support from other squads on
148
+ Branch C, traveled to St. Thomas on Sunday (8/11) to participate in the execution of the
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+ warrant. The search will be led by NY ERT, with the participation of approximately 60
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+ individuals from the NYO and San Juan, St. Thomas RA. The warrant was executed on
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+ Monday (8/12) morning at approximately 9am.
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+ • Since Epstein's death, FBI and SNDY continued the investigation that remained ongoing
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+ following the return of the Indictment against Epstein into potential coconspirators. In
154
+ particular, that investigation focused on Ghislaine Maxwell,
155
+ , and
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+ •
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+ In September 2019, FBI and SDNY met with victim
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+ FBI and SDNY
159
+ were able to verify that Maxwell recruited her, and that she was being sexually abused by
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+ Epstein and Maxwell, and that she recruited other minors. FBI and SDNY were not able
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+ to corroborate or verify her reports of being lent out to other men. Her statements
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+ regarding being directed to have sex with other men was inconsistent with statements
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+ made by other victims/witnesses, in particular her statements regarding being lent out to
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+ men with another victim - the other victim denied this occurring.
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+ • No other victim described being directed by either Epstein or Maxwell to engage
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+ in sexual activity with any other men.
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+
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+ • The closest account was when one victim (
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+ ) described Epstein asking
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+ her to massage Harvey Weinstein and during the massage Weinstein asked her to
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+ remove her shirt. She refused and left, and Epstein apologized and did not ask her
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+ to massage any other men.
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+ • In August and September 2019, Jean Luc Brunel's attorneys advised that he would not be
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+ meeting with the FBI and SDNY and would invoke his 5'h amendment rights.
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+ • In October 2019, an adult victim was interviewed and provided information related to
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+ Epstein directing her to massage two other individuals, Leon Black and Jes Staley. The
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+ victim attempted to provide Black with a normal massage, but Black began initiating
179
+ sexual contact, and the victim ran out of the room. When the victim complained to
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+ Epstein, he laughed it off. When the victim attempted to provide a normal massage to
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+ Staley in Epstein's NY residence, Staley forced her to touch his genitals and raped her.
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+ When the victim complained to Epstein, he said he left it to her and Staley to decide
183
+ whether to engage in sex. The victim was not paid for either instance.
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+ • The Manhattan District Attorney's office began looking into allegations against
185
+ Leon Black.
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+ In October 2019, attorneys for Ghislaine Maxwell provided an attorney proffer. Maxwell
187
+ was not present for this meeting.
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+ was interviewed pursuant to a proffer agreement approximately three
189
+ times.
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+ • On June 29, 2020, a federal grand jury in the Southern District of New York returned
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+ a sealed indictment Ghislaine Maxwell with one count of enticement of a minor in
192
+ violation of 18 U.S.C. § 2422, one count of conspiracy to entice minors in violation
193
+ of 18 U.S.C. § 371, one count of transportation of a minor in violation of 18 U.S.C §
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+ 2423, one count of conspiracy to transport a minor in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 371,
195
+ and two counts of perjury in violation of 18 U.S.C. §1623.
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+ • A GPS warrant was sworn out for two of Maxwell's phones. Pings resulted in her
197
+ being located in New Hampshire. Agents from FBI NY traveled to New Hampshire to
198
+ coordinate the arrest of Maxwell. In coordination with CAST and WITT to confirm
199
+ her location resulted in an additional search warrant being sworn out for her person.
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+ Maxwell was arrested on 7/2/2024, without incident, at her home in New Hampshire.
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+ • On March 29, 2021, a federal grand jury in the Southern District of New York returned a
202
+ sealed superseding indictment Ghislaine Maxwell with one count of sex trafficking of
203
+ minors, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1591, one count of conspiracy to commit sex
204
+ trafficking of minors, in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 371.
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+ • On November 29, 2021, the trial United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell began. On
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+ December 30, 2021, Maxwell was convicted on 5 counts.
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+
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+ On June 28, 2022, Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years.
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+ Evidence Review
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+ • Through a review of evidence, the FBI identified some victims who appear in
212
+ photographs maintained in Epstein's residences. Of particular note, the FBI identified
213
+ photographs of
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+ at Epstein's residences. It bears noting
215
+ that, contrary to some news reports, these searches did not reveal any cameras in any of
216
+ the bedrooms or massage rooms.
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+ • There was a small number of CSAM images found on one of Epstein's devices.
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+ U.S. Department of Justice
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+ United States Attorney
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+ Southern District of New York
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+ The Silvo J. Mollo Building
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+ One Saint Andrew's Plaza
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+ New York, New York 10007
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+ November 25, 2021
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+ BY ELECTRONIC MAIL
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+ Christian Everdell, Esq.
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+ Cohen & Gresser LLP
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+ 800 Third Avenue
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+ New York, NY 10022
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+ Laura Menninger, Esq.
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+ Jeffrey Pagliuca, Esq.
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+ Haddon, Morgan and Foreman, P.C.
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+ 150 East Tenth Avenue
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+ Denver, CO 80203
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+ Bobbi Sternheim, Esq.
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+ Law Offices of Bobbi C. Sternheim
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+ 33 West 19th Street-4th Fl.
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+ New York, NY 10007
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+ Re: United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330 (AJN)
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+ Dear Counsel:
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+ The Government expects to offer testimony from
25
+ of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's ("FBI) Computer Analysis Response Team
26
+ ("CART"). As noted in the Government's September 15, 2021 letter, although the Government
27
+ believes that
28
+ testimony will not require admission through Rule 702 of the
29
+ Federal Rules of Evidence, the Government provided expert notice. In an abundance of caution,
30
+ the Government is providing additional description of
31
+ anticipated testimony.
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+ The Government anticipates that
33
+ will testify regarding the forensic
34
+ examination of the devices marked for identification as Government Exhibits 54 and 55, and his
35
+ determination that those exhibits are clones. He is expected to testify that a clone is an exact copy
36
+ of one piece of media to another.
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+ is expected to explain that he connected
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+ Government Exhibits 54 and 55 to a write blocker and subsequently imaged, or made an exact
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+ copy, of the exhibits. The Government anticipates that
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+ will explain that the
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+ images of Government Exhibits 54 and 55 are exact copies of the original devices because he ran
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+ a hash, or mathematical algorithm that uniquely identifies data, on the original devices and the
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+ images, which are identical.
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+ EFTA00156626
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+
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+ Page 2
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+ The Government further anticipates that
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+ will testify that Government
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+ Exhibits 405 and 419 reflect registry software information for Government Exhibits 55 and 54,
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+ respectively.
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+ will explain that such registry software information includes
52
+ several fields, including registered organization and registered owner, which are user input data
53
+ He is expected to explain that Government Exhibits 405 and 419 were generated by Access Data
54
+ AD Lab.
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+ The Government further anticipates that
56
+ will testify that he examined
57
+ certain exhibits contained on the devices marked for identification as Government Exhibits 54 and
58
+ 55. In particular, he is expected to testify that Government Exhibits 412, 415, 424 are emails on
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+ Government Exhibit 54; Government Exhibits 418, 420, 421, and 422 are Word documents on
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+ Government Exhibit 54; and Government Exhibits 418B. 420B. 421B. and 422B contain the
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+ properties, or metadata, for the corresponding exhibits.
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+ is expected to testify
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+ ine is air expect to 418, 20420 xen 22 Eribi 417 is a red documend Gred on
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+ Government Exhibit 55.
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+ is expected to testify that that the metadata fields listed
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+ on Government Exhibits 417, 418, 420, 421, and 422 are true and accurate reflections of the
67
+ metadata properties for those files, such as the fields listing the author, content created date, date
68
+ last saved, last saved by, and last printed.
69
+ will explain that he confirmed the
70
+ accuracy of metadata fields by running by Access Data AD Lab. In the course of doing so,
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+ will explain that metadata is information about a file, such as the file name and
72
+ when the file was created. He will also explain that metadata can be stored in a computer's file
73
+ system or embedded inside certain files, like Word documents.
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+ The Government also notes that
75
+ discussed similar topics in testimony
76
+ referenced in the September 15, 2021 letter. See Trial Tr. at 935-36, United States v. Hirst, 15 Cr.
77
+ 643 (PKC) (describing metadata); Trial Tr. at 292-93, United States v. DiTomasso, 14 Cr. 160
78
+ (SAS) (describing hash values). He has also testified about similar topics in United States v.
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+ Healey, 11 Cr. 132 (SAS).
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+ As noted, the Government does not believe that the foregoing testimony encompasses the
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+ sort of "opinion" that requires expert testimony. Rather,
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+ testimony is based on
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+ his first-hand knowledge and observation during his examination of the devices in question. To
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+ can care the are phone ren in an opinion po is the product of reasoning processes
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+ familiar to the average person. While
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+ of his training and experience, his testimony reflects his investigatory findings and conclusions,
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+ and is not rooted exclusively in his expertise. To the extent
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+ testimony is
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+ characterized as expert "opinion" testimony under Rule 702, we note that his experience and
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+ training are described in his curriculum vitae, which was produced to you on September 15, 2021
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+ bearing Bates number 3503-001.
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+ EFTA00156627
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+
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+ Page 3
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+ Very truly yours,
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+ DAMIAN WILLIAMS
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+ United States Attorney
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+ by:
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+ S/
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+ Assistant United States Attorneys
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+ EFTA00156628
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+ Subject: RE: AT&T results
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+ Date: Thu, 18 Jun 2020 00:42:01 +0000
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+ That's the same email address she's using for her Amazon account, right?
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+ • (NY) (FBI) <
14
+ Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2020 8:39 PM
15
+ To:
16
+ (USANYS) <
17
+ (USANYS) <MComey@usa.doj.gov>
18
+ (USANYS) <
19
+ Cc:
20
+ Subject: AT&T results
21
+ Hey all,
22
+ See attached. We received the AT&T return for number
23
+ Subscriber information returned to "G
24
+ Max', user address 301 Summer Street, Manchester, MA, email "
25
+ ". The financial liable
26
+ party returned to Scott Borgerson. We believe this could be a phone Maxwell is presently using. Could we go
27
+ up on a pen on this phone?
28
+ Feel free to call to chat to discuss if you'd like.
29
+ Thanks,
30
+ EFTA00152191
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+ I (MM) (FBI)"
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+ Subject: country clearance EC
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+ Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2011 01:34:54 +0000
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+ Importance: Normal
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+ FD-302 (Rev. 5-8-10)
2
+ - 1 of 6-
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+ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
4
+ OFFICIAL RECORD
5
+ Date of entry
6
+ 03/04/2021
7
+ , date of birth
8
+ person was
9
+ attorneys
10
+ in person was Assistant United States Attorney
11
+ phone was Detective
12
+ and Special Agent
13
+ was interviewed at
14
+ Present in
15
+ Also present
16
+ Present via
17
+ After being
18
+ notified of the identities of the above listed individuals and the nature of
19
+ the interview, I
20
+ provided the following information:
21
+ In the first few months of |
22
+ • going to JEFFREY EPSTEIN's home,
23
+ GHISLAINE MAXWELL called her to schedule the massages. When
24
+ about 14.5/15 years old it switched to
25
+ calling
26
+ to
27
+ schedule the massages. Every once in a while, MAXWELL would still call
28
+ gained more of a friendship with
29
+ when
30
+ was
31
+ took
32
+ pictures of her.
33
+ brought people to EPSTEIN prior to being pregnant.
34
+ became
35
+ pregnant
36
+ was born in
37
+ went to EPSTEIN's home a couple times while she was pregnant
38
+ and went after she had
39
+ Before
40
+ became pregnant, EPSTEIN
41
+ asked her if she anyone her age or younger.
42
+ thought it was weird.
43
+ did not hang out with people younger than her.
44
+ had been
45
+ going a couple years and when she was starting to show, there was more and
46
+ more asking for her to bring people. EPSTEIN was the first person to ask
47
+ her to bring friends. When
48
+ was pregnant and about to give birth,
49
+ MAXWELL also asked her, calling her saying something like, "Hi this is
50
+ Maxwell, I'm calling for Mr. Epstein...wondering if you had found any
51
+ friends that would interested in coming." EPSTEIN did not want to see
52
+ anymore. MAXWELL also asked
53
+ to bring friends in person.
54
+ When
55
+ knew other girls.
56
+ girls including
57
+ she asked
58
+ if she had any friends or
59
+ Before
60
+ I became pregnant, she recalled bringing
61
+ • and
62
+ is now deceased.
63
+ Investigation on
64
+ 01/21/2021
65
+ at
66
+ File #
67
+ 50D-NY-3027571
68
+ United States (In Person)
69
+ Date drafted 01/21/2021
70
+ by
71
+ This document contains beitber recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency, it and its contents are not
72
+ to be distributed oulside your agency-
73
+ SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17
74
+ 3505-081
75
+ Page 1 of 6
76
+ EFTA_00005925
77
+ EFTA00157991
78
+
79
+ FD-302a (Rev. 5-8-10)
80
+ 50D-NY-3027571
81
+ Continuation of FD.302 of (U) Interview of |
82
+ - Day 3
83
+ _. On 01/21/2021
84
+ , Page
85
+ 2 of 6
86
+ While
87
+ was pregnant,
88
+ was going to EPSTEIN' s with her.
89
+ had gone to
90
+ see EPSTEIN when she was pregnant before she was really
91
+ showing.
92
+ At around 5 or 6 months, she had a "basketball belly".
93
+ did not tell EPSTEIN she was pregnant. During the end of the massage when
94
+ EPSTEIN was masturbating, he saw
95
+ I stomach move and asked her if
96
+ she was pregnant.
97
+ went maybe once or twice after having her baby
98
+ because she needed money for the baby.
99
+ MAXWELL kind of made
100
+ feel uncomfortable.
101
+ described
102
+ MAXWELL as "older".
103
+ MAXWELL asked
104
+ I if she had ever been in a strip
105
+ club. MAXWELL asked
106
+ if she had ever been to a club. When
107
+ asked what kind of club, MAXWELL told her strip club.
108
+ was 17 years
109
+ old at this time and had worked in a club -
110
+ was running an all
111
+ girls club.
112
+ MAXWELL asked
113
+ about her
114
+ family.
115
+ told MAXWELL her parents
116
+ would drink and fight a lot;
117
+ she also told MAXWELL they used drugs.
118
+ told MAXWELL she had been raped.
119
+ did not think MAXWELL
120
+ cared about it but she told
121
+ she was sorry to hear about it. At the
122
+ time of this conversation,
123
+ was younger.
124
+ MAXWELL asked
125
+ if she had every used a sex toy or massager. This is
126
+ what led up to EPSTEIN trying to use one on her.
127
+ EPSTEIN was out on his run
128
+ and MAXWELL came out of the office; the chef was not in the room with
129
+ and MAXWELL. MAXWELL asked
130
+ if she had ever used sex toys
131
+ on herself. MAXWELL randomly asked if
132
+ • touched herself "down
133
+ there". MAXWELL was nonchalant; it was not stern nor was it an easy-going
134
+ conversation. During this same conversation, MAXWELL asked |
135
+ if she
136
+ was sexually active. It was all a part of the same conversation.
137
+ told MAXWELL that she had a boyfriend and was sexually active with him but
138
+ had never used
139
+ a type of object on herself. MAXWELL laughed it off. The
140
+ conversation stopped when the chef or butler came in the room, saying that
141
+ EPSTEIN just called and would be back in five minutes. The conversation
142
+ ended because
143
+ EPSTEIN.
144
+ had to go upstairs to set up the ream to massage
145
+ went upstairs and EPSTEIN was there.
146
+ was using
147
+ the bathroom and noticed the "thing with round end" on the counter.
148
+ did
149
+ not know what it was.
150
+ At the end of the massage when EPSTEIN
151
+ started masturbating, he started using it on her.
152
+ told him she was
153
+ SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17
154
+ 3505-081
155
+ Page 2 of 6
156
+ EFTA_00005926
157
+ EFTA00157992
158
+
159
+ FD-302a (Rev. 5-8-10)
160
+ 50D-NY-3027571
161
+ Continuation of FD-302 of (0) Interview of |/
162
+ - Day 3
163
+ , On
164
+ 01/21/2021
165
+ , Page
166
+ 3 of 6
167
+ not comfortable with that.
168
+ It seemed connected to
169
+ since the
170
+ conversation with MAXWELL and EPSTEIN trying to use a massager on her
171
+ happened on the same day, but
172
+ I did not think about that at the
173
+ time.
174
+ knew sex toys/massagers existed but she had never used one.
175
+ This was one of the last times
176
+ had talked with MAXWELL.
177
+ recalled seeing a lot of naked photographs of MAXWELL in the closet
178
+ of the massage room.
179
+ was not sure if any of the girls she brought interacted or had
180
+ conversations with MAXWELL. Whoever was in the kitchen would let
181
+ in the door and she would go upstairs to set everything up.
182
+ would
183
+ sometimes be doing something and stop to say hi to her.
184
+ and
185
+ started going by themselves. EPSTEIN did not like s
186
+ as she was too
187
+ heavy. The girls did not mention to
188
+ any conversations they had.
189
+ When
190
+ was bringing friends,
191
+ was the one who was calling to
192
+ schedule.
193
+ recalled the chef was a "tall, white guy" and very nice.
194
+ recalled EPSTEIN's staff changing and the chef changed from him to a chef
195
+ with a darker complexion.
196
+ recalled the chef being with a woman and
197
+ they stayed in a little apartment that was the maid's quarters. They never
198
+ asked
199
+ any questions.
200
+ recalled having four or five different numbers to call for
201
+ EPSTEIN.
202
+ When she would call,
203
+ would say something like, "Hi, this
204
+ is
205
+ , I was wondering if I could meet with Mr. Epstein if he was
206
+ available." Sometimes
207
+ would be told that someone would call her
208
+ back and other times she would be told EPSTEIN was available. Numbers that
209
+ they had for
210
+ included her cell phone, her mother's cell phone, her
211
+ house number, and
212
+ house number.
213
+ did not have a cell
214
+ phone number; he used
215
+ cell phone sometimes.
216
+ was always
217
+ around when
218
+ used her cell phone.
219
+ advised
220
+ did not
221
+ answer her cell phone.
222
+ would answer his phone and tell
223
+ "It's Jeffrey, tell them you're available."
224
+ told
225
+ that
226
+ to say she
227
+ was available because they needed money to buy weed.
228
+ _. and
229
+ would hang out with
230
+ couple times
231
+ after they went to see EPSTEIN because they would all
232
+ smoke
233
+ SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17
234
+ 3505-081
235
+ Page 3 of 6
236
+ EFTA_00005927
237
+ EFTA00157993
238
+
239
+ FD-302a (Rev. 5-8-10)
240
+ 50D-NY-3027571
241
+ Continuation of FD.302 of (U) Interview of
242
+ - Day 3
243
+ . On
244
+ 01/21/2021
245
+ , Page
246
+ 4 of 6
247
+ weed together.
248
+ thought
249
+ was with her the first two times
250
+ she went and that was it.
251
+ The second time
252
+ took
253
+ to see
254
+ EPSTEIN,
255
+ told her that they were asking for her phone number.
256
+ told
257
+ to give it to them so they could call her to come
258
+ over.
259
+ said something like, "Oh I don't have to come with you".
260
+ and
261
+ left.
262
+ were older than
263
+ was not sure when
264
+ She could not get a hold of
265
+ and was worried about
266
+ her.
267
+ asked EPSTEIN if he had heard from
268
+ EPSTEIN told
269
+ was worried and thought something bad had happened.
270
+ traveled with
271
+ EPSTEIN.
272
+ EPSTEIN told
273
+ that he took
274
+ on a couple trips with
275
+ him. EPSTEIN asked
276
+ she wanted to go on any trips and she told
277
+ him she could not go.
278
+ did not know if
279
+ knew what was going
280
+ on.
281
+ has recently been in contact with
282
+ _; she saw
283
+ the
284
+ weekend prior to this interview.
285
+ tried to talk with
286
+ about
287
+ EPSTEIN, saying something like, "Oh your mom is trying to be our best friend
288
+ because of the EPSTEIN thing".
289
+ mentioned getting money.
290
+ told
291
+ she did not know
292
+ what was going on.
293
+ described
294
+ -
295
+ as a "full-blown alcoholic".
296
+ Prior to this contact it had been years since
297
+ had seen her.
298
+ had spoken with
299
+ and that is how she
300
+ reconnected with
301
+ brought
302
+ around 12 years ago.
303
+ recalled
304
+ twice. The last time
305
+ Presently
306
+ talked with her was
307
+ running a club with an all-girl
308
+ staff.
309
+ recalled having a Myspace account with the name "[
310
+ had no idea what the password would have been.
311
+ started the account when she was around 13/14 years old and stopped
312
+ using the account around 21/22 years old. [Agent note:
313
+ attorney
314
+ looked up the account online and |
315
+ identified herself in the
316
+ account.]
317
+ identified a photo of herself with
318
+ they
319
+ were in his trailer and
320
+ was around 21 years old.
321
+ recognized in some photographs she would have been 17/18 years old.
322
+ identified a photograph of herself when she would have been around
323
+ 16 years old. [Agent note: The photograph where
324
+ identified herself
325
+ SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17
326
+ 3505-081
327
+ Page 4 of 6
328
+ EFTA_00005928
329
+ EFTA00157994
330
+
331
+ FD-302a (Rev. 5-8-10)
332
+ 50D-NY-3027571
333
+ Continuation of FD-302 of (0) Interview of |
334
+ - Day 3/
335
+ , On 01/21/2021
336
+ , Page
337
+ 5 of 6
338
+ as 16 is attached in a 1A.]
339
+ recalled the time where EPSTEIN tried to penetrate her twice during
340
+ a threesome.
341
+ EPSTEIN did penetrate
342
+ twice and she told him to stop
343
+ and he stopped. Then EPSTEIN moved on to having sex with the other girl.
344
+ When
345
+ was asked how come she did not mention this in prior
346
+ interviews or her deposition,
347
+ advised that she was asked if she had
348
+ intercourse with EPSTEIN and did not consider that intercourse.
349
+ In prior interviews [
350
+ was not asked about MAXWELL; she was not
351
+ brought up important at the time. Everything was about EPSTEIN.
352
+ advised that she had a very good picture memory.
353
+ refuses
354
+ to watch anything about EPSTEIN; if it has
355
+ to do with EPSTEIN, she turns it
356
+ off.
357
+ does not want to know about anyone else as she feels she has
358
+ her own emotional damage.
359
+ does i
360
+ not want to watch documentaries on
361
+ EPSTEIN.
362
+ referenced that on Netflix, the documentary about EPSTEIN
363
+ is one of the 10 top things to watch and it sickens her. EPSTEIN hurt
364
+ very badly.
365
+ is not comfortable. EPSTEIN is dead while
366
+ she is alive.
367
+ is terrified something like what happened to her
368
+ will happen to her own girls.
369
+ worries about a man or a woman like
370
+ MAXWELL coming along and harming her girls.
371
+ SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17
372
+ 3505-081
373
+ Page 5 of 6
374
+ EFTA_00005929
375
+ EFTA00157995
376
+
377
+ FD-302a (Rev. 5-8-10)
378
+ 50D-NY-3027571
379
+ Continuation of FD.302 of (U) Interview of l
380
+ - Day 3
381
+ . On 01/21/2021
382
+ , Page
383
+ 6 of 6
384
+ [Agent note:
385
+ AUSA
386
+ finalized.]
387
+ reviewed a draft of this 302 before it was
388
+ 3505-081
389
+ Page 6 of 6
390
+ SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17
391
+ EFTA_00005930
392
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+ To:
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+ Subject: Fwd: Re: PLEASE RESPOND ASAP
4
+ Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2019 23:28:13 +0000
5
+ Importance: Normal
6
+ SSAI
7
+ FBI New York
8
+ -- Forwarded message --
9
+ From:
10
+ Date: Jul 2, 2019 7:15 PN
11
+ ubject: Re: PLEASE RESPOND ASAI
12
+ To: "
13
+ Ce:
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+ I am available to assist with whatever is needed.
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+ On Jul 2, 2019 7:11 PM, "
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+ > wrote:
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+ All,
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+ This afternoon Epstein was indicted in SDNY and a warrant for his arrest has been sworn out. Effectively
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+ immediately, when Epstein returns to the U.S. he will be placed in custody, right now he is believed to be in France.
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+ We will need to be in stand-by mode for the next several days with a plan in place to effect the arrest, execute a search
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+ warrant at his residence in NYC, and interview co-conspirators. In addition, we will need 2 agents to immediately
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+ deploy to Florida to serve subpoenas and attempt to interview 1 - 3 individuals in Florida. All of this will happen
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+ without much notice as we have no idea when he plans on returning to the U.S., it could be 2 weeks from now or it
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+ could be tonight.
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+ These investigative efforts will likely require the entire squad, some A4 assistance, and some help from the branch.
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+ Please provide me your availability starting now through the holiday weekend, and your availability next week.
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+ Importance: Normal
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+ Subject: Re: Inmate Epstein #68127-054
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+ Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2019 16:45:38 + 0000
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+ Importance: Normal
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+ Attachments: TEXT.htm
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+ Thanks.
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+ Unit Manager |
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+ Associate Warden
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+ MCC New York
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+ 150 Park Row
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+ New York, New York 10007
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+ please call me.
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+ 7/30/2019 12:37 PM >>>
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+ Please find the Institution Disciplinary Process Report for inmate Epstein #68127-054.
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+ Thank you,
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+ Journal of Child Sexual Abuse, 23:957-976, 2014
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+ Copyright © Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
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+ ISSN: 1053-8712 print/1547-0679 online
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+ DOI: 10.1080/10538712.2014.960632
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+ Taylor & Francis Group
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+ The Construct of Grooming in Child Sexual
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+ Abuse: Conceptual and Measurement Issues
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+ NATALIE BENNETT and WILLIAM O'DONOHUE
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+ University of Nevada, Reno, Reno, Nevada, USA
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+ There bave been claims that some child molesters engage in a
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+ pliant with abuse. However, there is a lack of consensus regarding
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+ exactly what this process entails and how it is clearly distinguished
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+ from normal adult-child interactions. It is important to devise an
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+ accurate definition of grooming for scientific, clinical, and forensic
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+ purposes. We critically evaluate the various definitions and reveal
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+ problematic beterogeneity. Furtbermore, there are no metbods of
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+ known psychometrics to validly assess grooming. We review the
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+ empirical literature regarding the occurrence of grooming and
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+ propose future directions for research.
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+ KEYWORDS grooming, child sexual abuse, measurement
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+ Understanding the process of child sexual abuse (CSA) is important for both
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+ its prevention and treatment. Some clinicians and researchers (e.g., Budin &
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+ Johnson, 1989; Burgess & Holmstrom, 1980; Conte, Wolf, & Smith, 1989;
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+ Elliott, Browne, & Kilcoyne, 1995) agree that a type of seduction stage,
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+ commonly called "grooming" but also variously known as "entrapment,"
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+ "engagement," or "subjection" often precedes the actual sexual abuse.
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+ Offenders have admitted that they use techniques such as identifying a par-
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+ ticularly vulnerable child, gift giving, and sexual desensitization to prepare
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+ the child for the abuse (Seto, 2008).
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+ Understanding grooming has both important clinical and legal implica-
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+ tions. First, it is possible that if professionals were able to identify grooming
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+ Received 23 May 2013; revised 28 January 2014; accepted 10 April 2014.
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+ Address correspondence to William O'Donohue, Department of Psychology, University
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+ of Nevada, Reno, Mail Stop 298, Reno, NV 89557. E-mail: wto@unredu
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+ 957
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+ 3502-013
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+ Page 1 of 21
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+ EFTA_00001413
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+ EFTA00156754
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+
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+ 958
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+ N. Bennett and W. O'Donobue
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+ before abuse has actually taken place the abuse may be prevented. Second,
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+ in a forensic context, sexual abuse allegations might be partially substantiated
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+ when it is established that grooming did indeed occur. However, without
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+ a clear grooming definition and a valid way of measuring grooming, this
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+ judgment that a behavior constitutes grooming becomes problematic. For
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+ example, a recently convicted sex offender in Las Vegas, Nevada, is seeking
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+ to appeal his conviction on the grounds that the testimony provided by a
50
+ psychologist regarding his grooming behavior is unreliable (Mower, 2012).
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+ His defense attorney claimed that "[Groomingl is not a proven science. It's
52
+ a behavioral thing. ... How can you tell that this was in the mind of this
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+ guy?"
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+ There have been attempts to criminalize grooming in several countries.
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+ In the United States, a federal law (18 USC S 2252A(a)(6)) has made it illegal
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+ and thus adds years onto a sentence for people who knowingly offer child
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+ pornography to a minor to persuade the minor to participate in an illegal
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+ activity such as adult-child sexual contact (18 USC § 2252A, certain activities
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+ relating to material constituting or containing child pornography). In the
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+ United Kingdom, Section 15 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 has covered
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+ "the behavior of an offender who meets, or seeks to meet, a child with the
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+ intention of committing a sexual assault, if he has met or communicated
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+ with that child on at least two earlier occasions" (McAlinden, 2006, p. 342).
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+ However, as Gillespie (2004) noted, definitional problems with the construct
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+ of grooming limit the use of this law, as grooming is "a transient feature that
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+ is difficult to capture and virtually impossible to decide when it begins and
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+ ends" (p. 586). McAlinden also described another law designed to criminalize
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+ grooming in the UK:
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+ Sections
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+ preventative order which can be used to prohibit specified behaviours.
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+ including the 'grooming' of children. ... This order effectively criminal-
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+ children. (p. 342)
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+ O'Callaghan (2011) described that in Wales a man pled guilty and was
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+ sentenced to a year in prison for one count of meeting a child following sex-
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+ ual grooming that consisted of inappropriate communication via Facebook.
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+ In addition, Vance (2012) described a proposed law in New Zealand that
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+ provides a sentence of three years in prison for anyone who participates in
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+ aline "indecent communication with anyone under 16." This law is aimed
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+ xual offenders who use Internet chatrooms or other social media websit
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+ : is evident that these legal definitions of grooming are both varie
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+ capture the notion of grooming because these already involve illegal and
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+ abusive contract with a child. Grooming is generally regarded as prior activ-
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+ ities intended to prepare the child for abuse, not actual illegal or abusive
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+ activities themselves. Thus, legitimate questions can be raised about whether
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+ showing a child pornography ought not to be regarded as grooming because
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+ it constitutes abuse itself. Clarifying a definition of grooming can thus make
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+ these laws applicable to many more behaviors that are used by offenders
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+ intending to sexually abuse children.
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+ is important to note that clarifying kev constructs is a difficult v
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+ portant process. The prominent philosopher of science Larry Laud:
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+ (1977) suggested that science has both empirical and conceptual prob-
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+ lems and that scientific progress is made when either type of problem is
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+ addressed. Conceptual analysis is particularly difficult as it is traditionally
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+ not included as a part of the research method in the social sciences and
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+ also because it involves the inherent complexity of language (O'Donohue,
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+ 2013). Here, conceptual analysis of the grooming construct is necessary in the
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+ research process, as it is a salient example where the complexity of language
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+ contributes to definitional confusion and leads to problematic implications
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+ in clinical and forensic fields.
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+ The aim of this paper is to highlight the need for a clearer definition
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+ of the grooming construct that may be applied to both clinical and foren-
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+ sic work. The courts are currently unable to take much legal action against
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+ grooming as it is not well understood and clearly demarcated. Furthermore,
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+ psychologists are currently using clinical judgment to determine whether an
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+ alleged perpetrator's behaviors are considered grooming. The reliability and
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+ validity of these judgments are largely unknown, leaving concerns of unac-
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+ ceptable rates of false positives and false negatives. An additional aim is to
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+ review the empirical literature regarding what is known about the occurrence
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+ of grooming so that a clear definition can be constructed. With a clearer def-
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+ inition of grooming, a more scientific assessment of such behavior can be
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+ established. This article proposes future directions for research, including
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+ validation of the proposed definition and development of an assessment
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+ device.
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+ CURRENT DEFINITIONS
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+ The three tables presented here list various definitions of the construct of
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+ "grooming" currently found in the literature. Table 1 provides various general
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+ definis have the peed, and a pre pes sudestageries of groomin as everal
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+ authors have suggested.
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+ hus there is a wide variability that exists in defining sexual groomin
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+ Is well as possible subtypes or stages of grooming. Although many of th
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+ TABLE 1 General Definitions of Grooming
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+ Author(s)
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+ Definition of Grooming (taken directly from reference)
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+ Sgroi (1982)
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+ "How does the perpetrator! get the child to participate in some type o
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+ sexual behavior? Usually in a low-key, nonforcible fashion, possibly by
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+ presenting the activity as a game or something that is 'special and fun.
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+ This always entails misrepresentation of moral standards, either verbally
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+ or implicitly.... Perhaps rewards or bribes will be offered."
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+ Salter (1995)
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+ The establishment (and eventual betrayal) of affection and trust occupie
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+ 1 central role in the child molester's interactions with children. The
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+ grooming process itself often seems similar from offender to offender,
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+ largely because it takes little to discover that emotional seduction is the
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+ most effective way to manipulate children."
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+ Howitt (1995)
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+ "The steps taken by paedophiles to 'entrap' their victims and is in some
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+ ways analogous to adult courtship."
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+ Leberg (1997)
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+ "The offender plans to make the victim less likely to resist, to make others
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+ unaware of what he is doing, or even to make them likely to help him,
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+ without their knowledge, to molest a child."
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+ Gallagher (1999) "Entrapment involves the use of an array of material, illicit and emotional
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+ "inducements' to draw children into abusive situations and increases
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+ their difficulty in disclosing."
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+ "The process by which a perpetrator isolates and prepares an intended
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+ Gillespie (2002)
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+ O'Connell
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+ (2003)
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+ Spiegel (2003)
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+ "The process by which a child is befriended by a woukd-be abuser in an
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+ attempt to gain the child's confidence and trust, enabling them to get
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+ the child to acquiesce to abusive activity. It is frequently a pre-requisite
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+ for an abuser to gain access to a child."
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+ "Grooming involves a clever process of manipulation, typically initiated
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+ through a nonsexual approach, which is designed to entice a victim into
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+ a sexual encounter (Brown, 2001). The inhibitions of a child are
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+ lowered through active engagement, desensitization, power and control.
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+ It is often characterized as a seduction, involving a slow and gradual
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+ process of learning about a child and building trust. This also
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+ contributes to the difficulty in detecting the activity. Grooming is also a
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+ deceptive process in which a child is unprepared to interpret cues
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+ which signal danger of risk. Predators are skilled at gaining the trust of a
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+ child before luring them into interactions. The process of grooming
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+ through the formation of a close bond creates a victim who is more
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+ likely to comply with sexual advances."
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+ "A course of conduct enacted by a suspected paedophile, which would
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+ give a reasonable person cause for concern that any meeting with a
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+ child arising from the conduct would be for unlawful purposes."
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+ "Subjection is the process of predisposing a boy to sexual abuse by means
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+ of subtle or blatant interactions that lead to boundary diffusion and role
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+ Craven, Brown,
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+ and Gilchrist
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+ (2006)
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+ Knoll (2010)
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+ "A process by which a person prepares a child, significant adults and the
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+ environment for the abuse of this child. Specific goals include gaining
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+ access to the child, gaining the child's compliance and maintaining the
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+ child's secrecy to avoid disclosure. This process serves to strengthen the
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+ offender's abusive pattern, as it may be used as a means of justifying or
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+ denying their actions."
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+ TABLE 2 Proposed Subtypes of Grooming
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+ Author
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+ Leberg (1997)
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+ Craven, Brown, and Gilchrist (2006)
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+ McAlinden (2006)
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+ Wyre (1987) as discussed in Howitt
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+ (1995)
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+ Types of Grooming
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+ 5. Grooming the chil
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+ . Persona
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+ 2. Familial
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+ 3. Institutional
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+ 1. Extrafamilial
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+ 2. Intrafamilial
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+ definitions share some key similarities, many behaviors may be classified as
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+ grooming under some definitions but not under others. Some of these sim-
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+ ilarities in definition include the criterion of preparing a child for abuse
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+ (Brackenridge, 2001; Craven, Brown, & Gilchrist, 2006; Gallagher, 1999),
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+ gaining a child's trust (Berson, 2003; Craven et al., 2006; Gillespie, 2002;
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+ Salter, 1995), making it more difficult to the child to resist or disclose the
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+ abuse (Berson, 2003; Craven et al., 2006; Gallagher, 1999; Gillespie, 2002;
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+ Knoll, 2010; Leberg, 1997), and the enumeration of specific tactics used to
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+ groom the child (Berson, 2003; Gallagher, 1999; Sgroi, 1982).
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+ Furthermore, a variety of different kinds of definitional features are pro-
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+ posed. For example, one definition mentions "betrayal" (Salter, 1995) while
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+ another references "courtship" (Howitt, 1995). Some proposed definitions
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+ give concrete examples of grooming (Gallagher, 1999; Sgroi, 1982), while
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+ others try to give abstract properties to capture what the authors take to be
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+ the essential properties of grooming (O'Connell, 2003; Spiegel, 2003). Some
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+ definitions are fairly brief and more vague (Brackenridge, 2001; Howitt, 1995;
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+ Spiegel, 2003), whereas others are much longer and more detailed about
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+ what grooming looks like (Berson, 2003; Craven et al., 2006; Sgroi, 1982).
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+ Obviously this heterogeneity presents serious challenges for forensic and
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+ clinical work.
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+ Some of these definitions involve additional difficulties in that the terms
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+ used to define grooming present additional serious definitional problems
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+ themselves. For example, Salter (1995) used the phrase "emotional seduc-
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+ tion" in her grooming definition. This requires further delineation of what
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+ exactly emotional seduction entails as well as a measurement strategy to
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+ Author
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+ van Dam (2001)
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+ Brackenridge (2001)
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+ Applies to grooming in sport.
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+ Wyre (1987) as discussed in
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+ Howitt (1995)
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+ Christiansen and Blake (1990)
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+ Applies to fatber-daugbter
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+ O'Connell (2003)
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+ Applies to online grooming.
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+ Stages of Grooming
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+ 1. Identify vulnerable child
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+ 2. Engage that child in peerlike environment
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+ 3. Desensitize the child to touch
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+ 4. Isolate the child
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+ 5. Make the child feel responsible
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+ 1. Targeting a potential victim
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+ 2. Builling trust and friendship
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+ 3. Developing isolation and control, building loyalty
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+ 4. Initiation of sexual abuse and securing secrecy
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+ Ippiles to extrafamiltal grooming
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+ .. The offender masturbates and fantasizes about futur
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+ contacts, a boy is befriended while an effort is made to
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+ carn his parents' trust, outings are common to achieve
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+ 2. The offender finds out about the boy's home/school
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+ problems—a "counseling" role is created
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+ 3. Physical contact of a nonsexual sort begins, offender's
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+ masturbation and fantasy continue, sexual touches begin
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+ and gradually increase in severity
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+ Apples so intrafamilial grooming:
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+ 1. Tickling the child
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+ 2. Bathing
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+ 3. The offender's sexual arousal and fantasy
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+ i. The child going to the offender's bec
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+ i. The offender knows the child likes being tickled
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+ 6. "Sex education"
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+ Tickling reaches child's sexual pan
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+ Offender masturbates the child's genita
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+ 9. The child is trapped into silence
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+ 10. Sexual contact is increased
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+ 11. Offenders cognitive distortions increase
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+ 12. Becomes difficult to end sexual contact
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+ 13. Offending behavior reinforced through masturbation to
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+ fantasies
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+ 1. Trust
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+ 2. Favoritism
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+ 3. Alienation
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+ 4. Secrecy
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+ 5. Boundary violations
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+ 1. Friendship-forming
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+ 2. Relationship-forming
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+ 3. Risk assessment
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+ 4. Exclusivity
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+ 5. Sexual
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+ which makes the definitional and measurement process even more complex
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+ as each of these stages must be delineated and validly measured, and this
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+ must be done with the proposed sequencing as well. For example, Wyre's
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+ (1987) proposed stages for intrafamilial abuse involved 13 separate steps,
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+ the first 10 of which according to the author can be identified as groom-
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+ ing behaviors. As Howitt (1995) pointed out, this account of the abuse cycle
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+ makes it "appear a relatively short-term and repetitive process" (p. 85), which
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+ GROOMING AS A DEVIANT PROCESS
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+ Part of the difficulty in identifying and clarifying a useful definition of groom-
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+ ing is the fact that many behaviors used by perpetrators appear quite similar
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+ to behaviors seen in normal adult-child relationships. Buying gifts for chil-
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+ dren or taking them on private outings obviously are not always precursors
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+ to sexual abuse. Using the male sports world as an example, Hartill (2009)
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+ wrote that "in preparing for the abuse, the perpetrator is able to use such
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+ 'disinhibiting' techniques through drawing on practices and discourses that
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+ are, to varying degrees, a normative feature within many, if not all, male
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+ sports contexts" (p. 239). Obviously part of the reason for this similarity to
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+ normative behavior is that the potential abuser does not want to be detected
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+ and thus wants to disguise what he is setting out to accomplish. In addition,
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+ it must be recognized that not all sexual offenders use grooming techniques.
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+ Groth, Hobson, and Gary (1982) differentiated between "child molesters"
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+ and "child rapists." Part of this distinction for these authors stems from their
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+ rapists. Alternatively, some authors seem to construe grooming behaviors
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+ as mirroring behaviors seen in dating relationships between two consenting
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+ adults. For example, Herman (1981) wrote that sexually abusive fathers make
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+ an attempt to "court" their daughters by giving them flowers or presents (e.g.,
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+ expensive jewelry or lingerie).
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+ THE PREVALENCE OF GROOMING
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+ the abuse. It is important to note that in this article, examples of grooming
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+ with different genders of perpetrator and genders of victim are not readily
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+ distinguished. This is primarily due to the fact that the grooming literature
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+ reviewed did not always provide statistics about which grooming behaviors
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+ were used on boys versus girls. In addition, most of the grooming literature
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+ reviewed discussed male offenders.
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+ Identifying Potential Victims
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+ Elliott and colleagues (1995) interviewed 91 child sex offenders about the
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+ strategies they used when committing their offenses. They found that 33%
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+ of the offenders explicitly worked on becoming welcome in the child's
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+ home and 18% offered incentives or threatened their victims to recruit other
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+ children and then gave bribes to the recruits.
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+ Conte, Wolf, and Smith (1989) interviewed 26 offenders about their
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+ crimes. They found that offenders often admitted to being able to iden-
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+ tify what they considered a vulnerable child—often one who was "needy"
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+ and seemed "quiet." For example, one offender stated that his tactic was to
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+ "look for a kid who is easy to manipulate. They will go along with anything
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+ you say. I would approach them by being friendly, letting them think I was
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+ someone they could confide in and talk to" (Conte et al., 1989, p. 298).
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+ In her review of literature about sexual abuse involving teachers,
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+ Shakeshaft (2004) noted that selection of a victim is influenced by the
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+ compliance of the student and the likelihood of secrecy" (p. 32). Teachers
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+ such as problems at home with parents, lack of confidence, and partici-
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+ pation in other risky behavior. However, it also must be remembered that
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+ nonoffending adults could see the same needs in these vulnerable children
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+ and want to help them in legitimate ways. Thus the child's vulnerability and
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+ needs cannot be a sufficient condition for defining grooming.
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+ The Use of Attention, Bribery, and Coercion
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+ Elliott and colleagues (1995) found that 53% of the offenders in their sample
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+ offered to play games, teach a sport, or teach how to play a musical instru-
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+ the child's trust. Forty-six percent of the offenders used gifts as bribes in
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+ exchange for sexual favors.
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+ le offenders interviewed by Conte and colleagues (1989) also claimi
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+ ev used bribery and coercive strategies prior to sexual contact. F
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+ me. Get the child to feel safe to talk with me" (p. 297).
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+ In his literature review on teacher sexual misconduct, Knoll (2010)
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+ found that educator sexual offenders tend to use bribery by giving their
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+ students special attention or rewards. According to Knoll, "the power of
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+ such rewards to affect the student should not be underestimated. Rewards
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+ from a teacher may have a crucial impact on the student's motivation and
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+ cognitions" (p. 376).
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+ Budin and Johnson (1989) interviewed 72 sex offenders about methods
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+ they used to gain access to and abuse their victims. When asked what they
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+ did to gain their victims' trust, the majority of offenders admitted to acting
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+ like the child's friend and playing games with them. Other strategies included
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+ giving money, toys, candy, cigarettes, beer, or drugs to the child.
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+ In his study of institutional sexual abuse, Gallagher (2000) looked at
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+ a sample of 65 substantiated cases of abuse. He found that grooming, or
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+ "entrapment," which he defined as "the process by which perpetrators draw
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+ children into abusive situations and make it difficult for them to disclose"
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+ (p. 810) was reported in 35% of cases. In these cases, he found that 39%
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+ of perpetrators took the child away from the institution (thus isolating the
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+ child), 22% gave the child extra attention, 22% gave money to the child, 9%
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+ provided the child with illicit goods, and 4% provided the child with games
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+ or toys.
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+ In their interviews with 23 CSA victims, Berliner and Conte (1990) found
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+ that many children shared similar experiences with bribery and coercion
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+ made excuses to spend time alone with them; 61% indicated that they were
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+ told that they were special, different, or the only one who understood the
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+ abuser; 61% said that their abuser treated them as an adult or he acted
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+ as a child toward them; 57% reported that their abusers gave them special
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+ privileges that made them feel obligated to be compliant in the abuse; 39%
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+ indicated that their abuser shared private information about spouses with
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+ them; 39% reported that their abuser prevented them from having friends or
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+ doing activities that other children do; and 30% reported that their abuser
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+ treated them "meaner" than other children.
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+ Shakeshaft (2004) wrote that in educator sexual abuse, teachers usually
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+ "coerce" their student victims by providing additional help (e.g., advisement
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+ on a project or taking on an outing) that not only allows for time alone with
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+ the victim but are also activities for which the victim's parents tend to be
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+ grateful to the teacher. Furthermore, she pointed out that because these acts
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+ daries yet congium rectinies, second abuse abolbehese they share sino.
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+ lead to much disciplinary action.
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+ aristiansen and Blake (1990) discussed that in father-daughter ince
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+ prior to beginning any sexual abuse. However, this is a somewhat flawed
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+ analysis, as there ought to be a trusting relationship in all father-daughter
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+ relationships, at least prior to any abuse. Seventy-three percent of perpetrat-
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+ ing fathers viewed this trust as crucial to the sexual relationship to reduce the
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+ risk of the daughter disclosing the abuse (Warner-Kearney, 1987, as cited in
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+ Christiansen & Blake, 1990). Many fathers also show clear signs of favoritism
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+ toward their victimized daughter relative to their other children. Burgess and
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+ Holmstrom (1980) wrote that molesters tend to use three types of pressure
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+ to make their victims compliant: material goods, misrepresentation of moral
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+ standards, and the need for human contact. They noted that material goods
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+ are the most frequent tool that offenders use.
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+ One difference has been found between genders of the victim in this
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+ emotional coercion type of grooming. Spiegel (2003) noted that in male
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+ victims, emotional coercion can take on a negative tone. For example, per-
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+ petrators may use name-calling words such as "fag" or "whore" to put the
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+ male child down and make him feel ashamed and thus less likely to disclose
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+ Elliott and colleagues (1995) found that of those offenders who used babysit-
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+ ting as a strategy to gain access to their victims, 27% started talking to the
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+ child about sex, 21% misrepresented the abuse as educational or loving
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+ (which again may not be part of grooming because some of this would
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+ be postabuse), and 20% offered to bathe or clothe the child. Furthermore,
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+ the offenders used coercion and persuasion, 49% talked about sex with the
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+ child, and 47% used "accidental" touch. Sixty-one percent of the offenders
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+ would stop the abuse if the child became resistant and then persuaded the
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+ hild to let them begin again. Many offenders committed the abusive acts it
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+ heir own homes, where 33% used pornographic videos and magazines t
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+ Conte and colleagues (1989) found that sexual desensitization was com-
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+ monly used among the offenders in their sample. For example, one offender
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+ stated,
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+ Knoll (2010) found that while a teacher is using bribery to gain the
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+ Furthermore, Gallagher (2000) found that in cases where "entrapment"
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+ behaviors were reported, 43% of perpetrators initiated physical contact with
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+ the child and 17% behaved in a sexual manner with the child.
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+ Furthermore, differences between genders of the victim have also been
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+ noted in the sexual desensitization type of grooming. Spiegel (2003) noted
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+ that the use of pornography to sexually desensitize children is more common
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+ with male victims than with female victims.
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+ Boundary Violations
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+ Berliner and Conte (1990) found that 70% of children reported that their
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+ vate parts; 61% said that their abusers did not respect their privacy or let
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+ them close doors; 61% reported that their abusers "accidentally" showed
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+ their naked body to them; 57% indicated that their abusers would purposely
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+ do things with the child that involved physical contact; 48% said that their
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+ abusers made sexual comments about the child's body or clothing; 44%
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+ reported that their abusers asked them to do things that involved physical
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+ contact; 30% said that their abusers would inspect the child's body "to see
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+ how it was developing"; 30% indicated that their abusers "taught sex educa-
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+ tion" by showing pornographic pictures and touching the child's body; 26%
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+ reported that their abusers told the child about sexual things he had previ-
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+ ously done; and 22% indicated that their abusers put lotion or ointment on
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+ the child when they were alone but said he was doing nothing wrong.
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+ According to Christiansen and Blake's (1990) stages of grooming in
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+ father-daughter incest, the last step involves the father violating his daugh-
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+ ter's boundaries. In particular, fathers may insist on bathing their daughters
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+ and do not allow other family members to do this. These baths frequently
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+ involve inappropriate sexual behavior. Fathers also insist on dressing their
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+ daughters or on watching them get dressed. In addition, fathers will tend
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+ to watch the child use the bathroom. Finally, perpetrating fathers will have
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+ sexually explicit conversations with the daughter to further desensitize them.
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+ relationship with her victim's parents to gain their approval of spending time
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+ with their child.
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+ Van Dam (2001) pointed out that many child molesters spend years gain-
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+ ing the trust of members in the community before actually sexually abusing
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+ any children. She hypothesized that these offenders use several social psy-
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+ chological techniques to groom the community effectively. As an example,
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+ they may use "foot-in-the-door technique" by showing up uninvited to a
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+ child's birthday party and spending time playing games with the children.
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+ The parents would feel uncomfortable asking this person to leave and have
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+ thus subtly cooperated with the offender. From then on it would be easier
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+ for the offender to gain cooperation from the parents on spending time with
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+ the children. Offenders can also use conformity against these parents—it
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+ would go against social norms and be rude to ask a person to leave a party
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+ when the children are enjoying spending time with an offender. In addition,
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+ cognitive dissonance can play a role as the parents will try to make their
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+ beliefs about the offender consistent with their actions of letting their chil-
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+ dren around him or her (they will believe that they think he or she is a good
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+ person). Finally, confirmation bias can also play a role as the parents will
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+ tend to only accept information that is confirming their existing beliefs about
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+ the offender.
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+ Commonalities
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+ The two major commonalities in the definitions reviewed as well as the
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+ empirical studies of grooming are (a) some sort of inappropriate behav-
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+ ior on the part of the prospective abuser (whether it is a bribe, boundary
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+ violation, invasion of privacy, misstatement of morality, mischaracterizing
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+ an interaction as a "game," isolation, emotional manipulation, etc.) and (b)
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+ the function of this inappropriate behavior is to increase the likelihood that
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+ the adult can sexually abuse the child (by, for example, gaining access to
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+ them, gaining their trust, silencing them, isolating them, desensitizing them
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+ to nudity or sex, etc.). Each component of the definition may have different
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+ topographies in individual cases (e.g., sometimes the inappropriate behavior
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+ is removing a door to the child's bedroom, or sometimes it may be buy-
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+ ing the child a bikini), but the function of the behavior is to increase the
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+ likelihood of future abusive contact.
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+ A PROPOSED DEFINITION
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+ definitional meta-criteria:
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+ 1. Minimize false negatives. Thus, we wanted the definition to be sensitive
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+ to all occurrences of grooming.
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+ 2. Minimize false positives. Thus we also wanted the definition at the same
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+ time to be specific and not overinclusive (including perfectly appropriate
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+ behaviors as invalid examples of grooming).
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+ 3. Be capable of providing the basis for a valid assessment procedure.
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+ 4. Not include constructs that in themselves bring about further definitional
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+ problems.
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+ 5. Minimize judgment, although not completely avoid it as we believe that
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+ determining a behavior to be grooming essentially requires some complex
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+ judgments regarding appropriateness.
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+ 6. Show interrater reliability (have a high degree of agreement across raters).
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+ 7. Allow the rater to have multiple choices regarding final decisions given
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+ the complexity of individual cases, such as clearly grooming, probably
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+ grooming, uncertain, or not grooming.
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+ 8. Allow a third party to understand the logic of these judgments and
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+ conclusions by explicating the decision pathway for these final judgments.
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+ We propose that grooming be defined as "antecedent inappropriate behavior
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+ that functions to increase the likelihood of future sexual abuse." There are
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+ no stages of grooming as there are in some definitions as proposing stages
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+ necessitates additional definitions and demarcations of each stage. Therefore,
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+ there are two individual criteria that must be met to consider a behavior to
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+ be "grooming:" (a) the behavior being evaluated must in and of itself be
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+ inappropriate and a case for this inappropriateness must be made, and (b) a
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+ sound argument must be presented that the behavior or behaviors increases
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+ the likelihood of future sexual abuse. The definition is further elucidated by
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+ providing a number of exemplars of grooming:
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+ 1. Any sexualization of the relationship such as talking about sex in a way
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+ that is not permissible given the adult's relationship with the child (e.g.,
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+ it is permissible for parents to provide sex education to their children) or
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+ exposing the child to sexually explicit materials such as R rated movies
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+ (showing the child pornography would be abusive in and of itself and
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+ therefore not grooming).
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+ 2. Inappropriate gift giving (developmentally or socially inappropriate, such
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+ as bikinis or bras purchased by a neighbor or teacher).
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+ 3. Inappropriate nonsexual communication with the child (e.g., telling the
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+ 4. Inappropriate touching of the child (e.g., excessive tickling, hugging.
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+ wrestling, sitting on lap).
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+ 5. Bribes for inappropriate contact (e.g., bribes for nonsexual or sexual
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+ touching or bribes to meet the adult secretly).
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+ 6. Threats related to not participating in inappropriate contact.
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+ 7. Inappropriate isolation of the child (e.g., trips where the offender and
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+ victim are alone that are not part of the normal adult-child relationship.
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+ It is permissible for a father to drive a child to school), or inappropriately
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+ discouraging the child to play with friends or be with family. For parents
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+ or other caretakers, the threshold for what is considered inappropriate
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+ behavior is higher than for other adults.
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+ 8. Favoritism directed toward the child (e.g., the child is treated much better
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+ than siblings or classmates, particularly when this is intimate or isolating)
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+ 9. Boundary violations such as inappropriately bathing the child, clothing the
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+ child, sleeping with the child, the adult being in underwear around the
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+ child, the adult acting like a child, or the adult sharing private information
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+ with the child, particularly sexual or relationship information (e.g., "my
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+ wife and I are not having sex"). Again, for parents, family members or
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+ caregivers the threshold is much higher for defining a boundary violation
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+ than for others.
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+ 10. Asking the child to keep secrets, particularly about their contact (e.g.,
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+ the mother's Christmas present would not be regarded as a problematic
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+ secret, whereas asking the child to not tell that she was with the offender
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+ would be).
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+ 11. Providing the child drugs or alcohol (note: although this behavior is
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+ ready abusive, it is not sexually abusive; thus, it can be consid
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+ red a grooming behavior as it is inappropriate and serves to facilitate
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+ compliance with the intended sexual abuse).
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+ 12. Misstating moral standards regarding touching, contact, or sex, particularly
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+ when these relate to adult-child sexual contact or sexualizing a situation.
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+ 13. Repeated violations of the child's privacy (e.g., walking into bathroom
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+ when child is in there, watching her get dressed, etc.).
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+ The more of these features present, the more likelihood the individual's
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+ behavior represents grooming. To further clarify the grooming definition, it
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+ may he helpful to also look at a few specific exemplars of nongrooming
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+ behaviors that may be misinterpreted:
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+ 1. Purchasing appropriate gifts for the child (e.g., for birthdays).
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+ 2. Engaging in appropriate hand-holding (e.g., to cross the street).
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+ 3. Bathing a young child by a legitimate caregiver without any inappropriate
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+ 4. Having age-appropriate and relationship-appropriate discussions of body
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+ parts.
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+ 5. A care-giving figure saying "I love you" without the goal of manipulation
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+ (not using the phrase to get the child to do something inappropriate).
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+ THE ASSESSMENT OF GROOMING
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+ Because grooming is a set of common behaviors seen in child sexual offend-
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+ ers (as the previous reviewed literature seems to support this conclusion),
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+ it should be possible to assess behaviors to determine whether they are
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+ indicative that sexual abuse is likely to occur. We have reviewed the pub-
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+ lished literature and have not been able to find any measures that validly
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+ assess grooming behaviors (by any definition of grooming). This greatly
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+ reduces the value of any definition as the practical usefulness of a definition
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+ is seen in its ability to be operationalized in valid measurement processes.
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+ It is important to develop valid measures as it is not ideal for the detection
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+ of grooming to be an entirely post hoc process that is, only after the abuse
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+ occurs are the gifts seen as inappropriate and thus as part of a grooming
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+ process. The grooming acts should seem at least somewhat inappropriate
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+ at the time they are occurring and thus ideally adults can intervene to stop
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+ future abuse. To resolve this problem, grooming requires a valid definition
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+ and a psychometrically adequate assessment procedure to reduce both the
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+ number of false positives and false negatives.
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+ We are currently developing an assessment device that would aid a clin-
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+ ician in coming to a valid conclusion as to whether an individual's behaviors
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+ can be considered grooming. As mentioned, an assessment of grooming in
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+ our proposed definition would involve a two-step process: (a) determining
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+ that the adult's behavior is inappropriate in and of itself, such as if the tickling
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+ is excessive or the bikini gift is not justified by the nature of the relationship;
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+ and (b) reasonably arguing that the function of this inappropriate behavior
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+ is to increase the likelihood of future abusive contact.
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+ What is "inappropriate" admittedly is somewhat of a vague term that
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+ requires judgment because we need to clearly differentiate the behavior
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+ from normal adult-child relationships. However, this judgment requirement
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+ currently exists for other psychological constructs as well. For example,
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+ the diagnosis of a major depressive episode might require that a clinician
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+ judges the client's guilt as "excessive." In addition, under our criteria these
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+ judgments of inappropriateness should be explicit (there must be a clear
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+ are explicated, obey she bed be a is ino erate, sin dethe aume misa
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+ nonproblematic judgment of the behavior.
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+ To illustrate, a male coach buying an eight-year-old girl a bikini woul
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+ generally be considered inappropriate, but the act of buying her a pair o
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+ gym shoes with her mother's consent generally would not. A criticism of this
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+ definition is that "appropriate" behaviors may be used by some perpetrators
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+ to groom (e.g., buying a poor child gym shoes may still be performed to
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+ gain the child's trust to eventually abuse her). However, because this behav-
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+ ior can be entirely unrelated to abuse and because the assessment ought to
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+ strive to minimize false positives, we have chosen to require that all groom-
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+ ing behaviors be inappropriate in and of themselves. Second, we recognize
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+ that not all inappropriate behaviors ought to be considered grooming—an
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+ adult offering cigarettes to a child may be inappropriate but in addition we
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+ narrow the class of these inappropriate behaviors to those that are related to
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+ increasing the probability of sexual contact.
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+ It is important to note that there may be instances in which the question-
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+ able behavior falls in some gray area between grooming and nongrooming.
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+ For example, a father buying his daughter a bikini may or may not be con-
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+ sidered inappropriate. Unless more details are known about the context of
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+ this purchase (perhaps it was just impossible for the mother or some other
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+ female to do this and the need for a bathing suit was urgent), one could
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+ explicate reasonable arguments that the behavior is and is not representa-
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+ tive of grooming. The most logical judgment to come to, then, is that this
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+ behavior is an indeterminate case and that it is unclear whether it should be
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+ considered grooming.
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+ Arguments also need to be made regarding the second criterion of
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+ the definition: whether the function of the inappropriate behavior was to
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+ increase the likelihood of abuse in the future. Interpreting behavior and the
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+ intentions of a person performing a behavior is admittedly complex. The
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+ rational appraisal of behavior involves setting up a universe of plausible
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+ interpretations and gathering evidence in the individual case to rule in or
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+ rule out each. As an example, if a male neighbor has a pool and buys a
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+ bikini for a five-year-old girl to come over to swim and has her change into
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+ the bikini at his house while they are alone (the purchase of the bikini and
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+ having her change in his house without her guardian present would be con-
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+ sidered inappropriate and thus meet the first criterion of the definition), the
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+ set of major plausible interpretations regarding the function of the behavior
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+ 1. Buying a bikini for the girl was the only way to allow the child to engage
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+ in the appropriate activity of swimming. Changing at his house was the
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+ only way to have the child dressed appropriately for swimming. These
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+ appropriate (perhaps a one piece) is a better way to allow the child
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+ to engage in the healthy activity of swimming. In addition, the child's
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+ guardian should always be present when the child is swimming in the
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+ pool or changing into her bathing suit. This pathway does not increase
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+ the probability that abuse will occur in the future.
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+ In this case, clearly the second alternative explanation is superior due to the
747
+ fact that it respects the guardian's control, enhances the guardian's ability to
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+ supervise the child, does not isolate the child, might involve a less revealing
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+ swimsuit, and allows the guardian to exercise his or her discretion regarding
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+ what is appropriate swimwear. In addition, because the first alternative con-
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+ tains false assertions and can set the occasion for abuse, while the second
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+ alternative contains true assertions and is consistent with decreasing the like-
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+ lihood of abuse, it is concluded that the behavior under question meets the
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+ second criterion of our definition of grooming as it is functioning to increase
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+ the likelihood of future abuse.
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+ Again, the advantage of this approach is that it explicates the arguments
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+ for a person's behavior as meeting or not meeting the definitional criteria.
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+ The situation is complex because often grooming is meant to be disguised
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+ or ambiguous by the would-be abuser. However, this approach does allow
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+ the generation of alternatives that would be more prudent and reasonable
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+ and thus both the inappropriateness and function of the behavior can be
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+ rationally identified.
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+ Finally, before this assessment method is accepted it must be evaluated
764
+ with respect to its interrater reliability, predictive validity, sensitivity, and
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+ specificity. Currently, it is unfortunate that the field has no assessment meth-
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+ ods to properly identify grooming and thus understanding the psychometrics
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+ of this definitional approach (as well as others) ought to be a priority.
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+ Obviously the proposal of this definition is just a first step, and it gen-
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+ erates a large research agenda. Validity studies need to be run on a sample
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+ of what experts clearly identify as instances of grooming and instances of
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+ normal behavior to see the extent to which professionals trained in this
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+ definition can correctly identify these two kinds of behaviors. The rates of
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+ false positives and false negatives need to be identified in these sorts of
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+ studies and modifications in the definition, assessment, or training need to
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+ occur in attempts to minimize these. Randomly controlled studies can be
776
+ used to compare the accuracy of this method as compared to other pro-
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+ posed methods and definitions. Studies need to be conducted investigating
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+ different types of abuse (e.g., familial versus nonfamilial, boys versus girls,
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+ grooming and the prevention of future abuse (by perhaps a comparison with
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+ a no treatment control). Another important issue is to investigate what sort
788
+ of training programs or materials need to be developed so that a wide vari-
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+ ety of professionals can faithfully implement the definition and proposed
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+ assessment methods.
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+ CONCLUSIONS
792
+ Currently there is no consensus regarding how to define grooming. In addi-
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+ tion, there is no valid method to assess whether grooming has occurred or
794
+ is occurring. The field possesses an insufficient amount of knowledge about
795
+ key issues such as the interrater reliability of these judgments or the error
796
+ rates of these judgments including the frequency of false negatives or false
797
+ positives. Thus currently it appears that grooming is not a construct that
798
+ ought to be used in forensic settings as it does not meet some of the cri-
799
+ teria in the Daubert standard. The Daubert standard indicates that in court
800
+ an expert witness may only testify if (a) "the expert's scientific, technical,
801
+ or other specialized knowledge will help the trier of fact to understand the
802
+ evidence or to determine a fact in issue; (b) the testimony is based on suffi-
803
+ cient facts or data; (c) the testimony is the product of reliable principles and
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+ methods; and (d) the expert has reliably applied the principles and meth-
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+ ods to the facts of the case" (Rule 702: Testimony by expert witness). Right
806
+ now it does not appear to be the case that there are "reliable principles and
807
+ methods" to define and detect grooming.
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+ We propose a definition of grooming that involves two parts: (a) inap-
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+ propriate behavior on the part of the adult and (b) sound arguments that this
810
+ inappropriate behavior functions to increase the probability of future sexual
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+ abuse. We then provide exemplars of this kind of inappropriate behavior.
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+ Future research on grooming would be more useful to the field if data were
813
+ collected using a single, clear definition such as the one we have proposed.
814
+ This would provide a basis for data to be easily aggregated and better under-
815
+ stood, which could lead to the admissibility of grooming evidence in forensic
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+ settings. Furthermore, we are currently working to develop valid psycho-
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+ metric instruments with known reliability and validity to assess grooming
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+ according to this standard.
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+ AUTHOR NOTES
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+ Natalie Bennett, BS, is a graduate student in the Clinical Psychology Doctoral
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+ Program at the University of Nevada, Reno. Her current research interests
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+ focus on child sexual abuse and assessment of psychological constructs.
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+ William O'Donohue, PhD, is a professor of psychology at the University
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+ of Nevada, Reno. He is also the clinical director of the Victims of Crime
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3
+ United States District Court
4
+ SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
5
+ Registry of Vital Records and Statistics
6
+ 150 Mt. Vernon Street
7
+ 1" Floor
8
+ Dorchester, MA 02125
9
+ GREETINGS:
10
+ WE COMMAND YOU that all and singular business and excuses being laid aside, you appear and attend
11
+ before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, 40 Foley Square, in the
12
+ Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, New York, in the Southern District of New York, at the
13
+ following date, time and place:
14
+ Appearance Date:
15
+ November 29, 2021
16
+ Appearance Time: 9:00 a.m.
17
+ Appearance Place:
18
+ 40 Foley Square, Courtroom 906
19
+ to testify and give evidence in the following matter:
20
+ United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330 (AJN)
21
+ and not to depart the Court without leave thereof, or of the United States Attorney, and that you bring
22
+ with you and produce at the above time and place the following:
23
+ Birth certificate for the following individual:
24
+ •
25
+ Failure to attend and produce any items hereby demanded will constitute contempt of court and will
26
+ subject you to civil sanctions and criminal penalties, in addition to other penalties of the Law.
27
+ DATED: New York, New York
28
+ July 19, 2021
29
+ AUDREY STRAUSS
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+ United States Attorney for the
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+ Rev. 02.01.12
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+ EFTA00155191
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+ From:
2
+ To:
3
+ Subject: RE: FW:
4
+ Date: Tue, 13 Aug 2019 21:59:31 +0000
5
+ Importance: Normal
6
+ TECS search:
7
+ Flight Delta 676
8
+ - 06/05/2019 Inbound from St Thomas to JFK
9
+ - Passport:
10
+ - Confirmed
11
+ 2 separate Outbound flights: not on board
12
+ - 6/12/2019 to Paris
13
+ - 6/14/2019 no location designated
14
+ - Passport:
15
+ SSA
16
+ FBI New York
17
+ On Aug 13, 2019 5:04 PM,
18
+ Multiple. When she registered for different things we see her using his addresses.
19
+ vrote:
20
+ -
21
+ On Aug 13. 2019 4:42 PM,
22
+ Thanks
23
+ Which address was she using?
24
+ wrote:
25
+ From
26
+ | (NY) (FBI)
27
+ Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2019 4:20 PM
28
+ To:
29
+ Cc:
30
+ Subject: Re: FW:
31
+ EFTA00147533
32
+
33
+ On Aug 13, 2019 2:33 PM,
34
+ wrote:
35
+ Standby.
36
+ was not known to C19 prior to Epstein's death. I've spoken with
37
+ he will be able to add the background on the extent she was known to C20.
38
+ As far as the interview, its tentatively scheduled for Friday.
39
+ and I believe
40
+ Supervisory Special Agent
41
+ FBI/NYPD
42
+ Violent Crimes Task Force
43
+ Office
44
+ Cell
45
+ On Aug 13, 2019 2:12 PM,
46
+ wrote:
47
+ Can you send me something on Epstein's girlfriend to address the DD's questions below? Thanks
48
+ Best Regards,
49
+ Special Agent in Charge
50
+ Criminal Division
51
+ FBI New York Office
52
+ 10
53
+ (C)
54
+ From
55
+ To:
56
+ Subject:
57
+ Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2019 2:07 PM
58
+ DD looking for short summary on girlfriend. Where from, what do we know about her, hoped for
59
+ timeline on future interview plan...
60
+ EFTA00147534
61
+
62
+ Assistant Director in Charge
63
+ FBI New York Field Office
64
+ (office)
65
+ (cell)
66
+ EFTA00147535
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+ From: Besselsen, Daniel|
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+ Sent: Friday, November 26, 2021 11:29 AM
3
+ To: I
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+ Ccl
5
+ I; Daniel Besselsen/
6
+ Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: travel
7
+ Hi D
8
+ Attached is the revised GX 744 as we discussed this morning. Let me know if there is anything you would like
9
+ changed. Thanks.
10
+ Dan Besselsen, CPA
11
+ Assistant Vice President of Finance
12
+ Interlochen Center for the Arts
13
+ E:
14
+ P:
15
+ W: interlochen.org
16
+ Arts Camp | Arts Academy | College of Creative Arts | Presents | Public Radio
17
+ 1
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+ SUBJECT TO PROTECTIVE ORDER PARAGRAPHS 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17
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+ 3528-006
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+ Page 1 of 1
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+ EFTA_00010119
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+ EFTA00159771
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+ From:
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+ To:
3
+ Cc:
4
+ (NY) (FBI)" 4
5
+ (NY) (FBI)" <
6
+ Subject: RE: Hello
7
+ Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2019 18:01:26 +0000
8
+ Importance: Normal
9
+ P.
10
+ (NY) (FBI)" <
11
+ I (NY) (FBD)"
12
+ Thanks for reaching out. I've ce'd ASAC|
13
+ who are leading this. For future
14
+ the contact information of your fried, he can have someone on his team go from there.
15
+ Thanks for the info and have a quiet summer.
16
+ Gents,
17
+ is a former agent originally in Newark. She references potential victims below. L
18
+ 1S:
19
+ contact info
20
+ Thanks,
21
+ ----Original Message-..--
22
+ From: /
23
+ [mailto:
24
+ So: Friday July 122019(30
25
+ (NY) (FBI) <
26
+ Subject: Hello
27
+ Hello! So proud of you! You've done such a phenomenal job everywhere you have been stationed!
28
+ I have an investigative journalist friend I trust with my life, who was working with a female retired cop on
29
+ human trafficking. They came across a male victim who appears to be very credible and his story closely aligns
30
+ and is very possibly part of the stuff with Epstein. He was young when the abuse happened but he has
31
+ information about the entire process and specifies on high level government people; one former president. My
32
+ friend is hoping to get him to the NYO ASAP to give a statement and be interviewed. My friend, I
33
+ J), used to be in the USIC and feels not only is the guy credible, his story should be
34
+ vetted by better equipped entities aka FBI. I haven't been involved in this case as I'm at Discover Financial
35
+ Services and busy as heck. But
36
+ reached out to me and I watched portions of a videotaped interview of the
37
+ guy and I feel he sounds truthful but needs to speak with you guys. Is there a direct POC I can have contact
38
+ to set this up. Someone who knows the story of trafficking and sexual exploitation of children? I will email that
39
+ person |
40
+ contact information or give
41
+ his/her information. Btw, the female retired cop is now deceased
42
+ and I have had a few alleged victims reach out to me. I will refer any of them to the FBI in their area. There are a
43
+ lot.
44
+ I also was in contact with now murdered Arkansas Senator Linda Collins Smith. Briefly but about a CPS
45
+ EFTA00147715
46
+
47
+ corruption case. I believe the FBI is working her murder. I only knew her for a few months but it was a shock.
48
+ She had a lot of information on child trafficking. Hopefully the FBI got it. ABC wants to interview me on my
49
+ friendship with her but I'm hesitant to do it
50
+ Thank you
51
+ . I do believe this guy has valuable information.
52
+ Sincerely,
53
+ Sent via magic!
54
+ EFTA00147716
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+ REGISTRATION
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+ (Check one box)
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+ O 1. Individual
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+ • 2 Partnership
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+ • 3. Corporation
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+ • 4. Co-Owner
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+ • 5. Goverment
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+ • 7. Limited Liablity Company (LLC)
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+ • a Non-Citizen Corporation
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+ & Non-Citzen Corporation CoDerer
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+ NAME(S) OF APPLICANTS) [Person(s) shown on evidence of omership. If individual, give last rume, first name and middle Initind.]
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+ Hyperion Air LC
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+ TELEPHONE NUMBER: (-917) ARRATa
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+ MAILING ADDRESS (Permanent malling address for frst applicant on list.)
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+ RURAL ROUTE:
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+ CITY:
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+ P.O. BOX
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+ STATE:
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+ - ZP: варе0
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+ PHYSICAL ADDRESS/LOCATION (E P.D, BOX OR RURAL, ROUTE BOX USED FOR MAILING ADDRESS
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+ NUMBER AND STREET:
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+ DESCRIPTION OF
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+ LOCATION:
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+ CITY:
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+ Accepted JD Jul/17/2019
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+ (1)
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+ (2)
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+ (3)
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+ (4)
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+ STATE:
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+ ZIP:
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+ • CHECK HERE IF YOU ARE ONLY REPORTING A CHANGE OF ADDRESS
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+ CERTIFICATION
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+ WE CERTIFY:
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+ That the above arcraft is owned by the undersigned appicant who is: 045T CHECK AMIR COMPLETE..A. 5.850
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+ E a A dian of the United States as defined by 48 USC 40102115):
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+ • b. A resident allen with allen registration (Form 1-551) No.
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+ • A non-citizen corporation organized and doing business under the laws of (state)
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+ and sad aroraf
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+ a based and primarty used in the United States. Records of figta hours are avaladle for inspection ai (provide complete physical address
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+ • d A corporation using a voling trust to quatity: Enter name of truston
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+ base of d above is checked, 1, the below signed, certify that i am authorized, by the appicant shown above, to sign corporde documents and t
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+ ock adronaft registration on behalf of the ortity and that i will provide the same authorization if requested
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+ That the aircraft is not registered under the laws of any forsign country, and
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+ That laged endlence of ownenship is attached or has been filed with the Federal Aviation Administration.
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+ ANY AND ALL SIGNATORIES OF THIS APPLICATIOM MUST READ THE FOLLOWING AND UNDERSTAND THAT, BY APPLYING
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+ A SIGNATURE TO THIS DOCUMENT, THEY ARE SUBJECT TO THE REFERENCED STATUTES AND ASSOCIATED PENALTIES.
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+ I hereby certly that the information provided herein and in any attachments to the application for aircraft registration is true, accurate and correct to the
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+ tatements or representations or entry, may be fined up to $250,000 or imprisoned not more than five (5) years or both (18 U.S.C. Sections 1001 an
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+ 571). I understand that, should l intentionally provide any inaccurate or false information, registration of the subject aircraft may be revoke
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+ NOTE: If executed for co-g
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+ rship, all applicants must sign. Use next page and add page(s) it necessary.
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+ SIGNATURE:
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+ DATE: 10-13-19
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+ 1
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+ TYPED/PRINTED
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+ NAME:
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+ Lawrence P. Visoski, Jr.
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+ TITLE: Manager
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ DATE:
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+ 2
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+ TYPED/PRINTED
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+ NAME:
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+ TITLE:
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+ NOTE: Except when the most racent roglstration of the subject arcreft la expined or cancelled, 14 CFR 47.31(s) provides for an aineorthy US.
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+ aircraft to be operated for up to 80 days within the United States when a copy of the signed application for its registration is carrled in the atrenef.
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+ while awalting issuance and receipt of the new registration certificats.
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+ AC Form 8050-1 (TO/18)
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+ EFTA00150965
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+
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+ 996090k
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+ FILED. WITH FAA
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+ AIRCRAFT
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+ REGISTRATION BR
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+ 2019 JUN 13 AM IO: 12
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+ OKLAHOMA CITY
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+ ..: OKLAHOMA
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+
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+ DocuSign Envelope ID: 7C21386F-7DCC-4A6B-9CC1-7C830CC9F594
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+ FORM APPROVED
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+ OMB NO. 2120-0042
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+ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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+ U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
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+ AIRCRAFT BILL OF SALE
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+ FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF $
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+ THE
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+ UNDERSIGNED OWNER(S) OF THE FULL LEGAL
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+ AND BENEFICIAL TITLE OF THE AIRCRAFT DES-
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+ CRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
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+ UNITED STATES
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+ REGISTRATION NUMBER:
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+ N722JE
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+ AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER & MODEL
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+ Keystone (Sikorsky) model S-76C
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+ AIRCRAFT SERIAL NO. 760750
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+ DOES THIS.
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+ 13
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+ DAY OF June, 2019,
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+ HEREBY SELL, GRANT, TRANSFER AND
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+ DELIVER ALL RIGHTS, TITLE, AND INTERESTS
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+ IN AND TO SUCH AIRCRAFT * UNTO:
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+ NAME AND ADDRESS
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+ Do Not Write In This Bloc
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+ FOR FAA USE ONLY
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+ | Hyperion Air. LLC
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+ PU
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+ DEALER CERTIFICATE NUMBER
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+ ND TO ITS SUCCESSORS, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND ASSIGNS TO HAVE AND TO HOLI
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+ INGULARLY THE SAID AIRCRAFT FOREVER, AND WARRANTS THE TITLE THEREOF
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+ IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, THE UNDERSIGNED HAS SET ITS HAND THIS 13 DAYOF June 2019.
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+ NAME(S) OF SELLER
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+ SIGNATURE(S)
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+ TITLE
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+ (TYPED OR PRINTED)
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+ (TYPED OR PRINTED)
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+ Senior Vice President,
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+ controller & Chief
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+ Accounting Officer
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+ -Docusigned by:
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+ James (lart
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+ -TICTABDOTZEMB1..
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+ James D. Clark
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+ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (NOT REQUIRED FOR PURPOSES OF FAA RECORDING: HOWEVER, MAY BE REQUIRED
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+ BY LOCAL LAW FOR VALIDITY OF THE INSTRUMENT.)
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+ ORIGINAL: TO FAA
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+ AC Form 8050-2 (9/92) (NSN 0052-00-629-0003) Supersedes Previous Edition
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+ * and the following described engines: TURBOMECA model ARRIEL 252 bearing manufacturer's serial numbers 42285
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+ and 42286.
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+ ADMIN 35381002V1
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+ 191641014476
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+ 55.00 06/13/2019
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+ EFTA00150967
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+
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+ 89609|3
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+ FILED WITH FAA
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+ AIRCRAFT
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+ REGISTRATION BR
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+ 2019 JUN 13 AM 1O: 12
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+ OKLAHOMA CITY
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+ OKLAHOMA
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+
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+ OMB Control Number 2120-0729
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+ Expires 04/30/17
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+ Paperwork Reduction Act Statement: The information collected on this form is necessary to maintain aircraft registration. We estimate that it will take approximately 30
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+ minutes to complete the form. Please note that an agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a
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+ DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
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+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION RENEWAL APPLICATION
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+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION NUMBER
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+ SERIAL NUMBER
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+ N 722JE
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+ 760750
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+ MANUFACTURER
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+ MODEL
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+ KEYSTONE HELICOPTER
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+ S-76C
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+ DATE OF ISSUANCE
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+ DATE OF EXPIRATION
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+ 08/16/2011
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+ 0B/31/2020
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+ ENTER REGISTERED OWNER(S) & ADDRESS FROM FAA FILE
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+ (Owner 1)
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+ ASI WINGS LLC
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+ (Owner 2)
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+ Note: Enter any additional owner names on page two.
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+ (Address)
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+ (Address)
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+ City
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+ Country
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+ State
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+ Zip
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+ UNITED STATES
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+ Physical Address: Required when mailing address is a P.O. Box or mail drop.
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+ (Address)
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+ (Address)
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+ City
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+ Country
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+ State
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+ _ Zip
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+ TO RENEW REGISTRATION: REVIEW aircraft registration information,
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+ SELECI the appropriate statement, ENTER any change in address in the
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+ spaces below, SIGN. DATE, & SEND form with the $5 renewal fee to the:
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+ FAA Aircraft Registry, PO Box 25504, Oklahoma City OK 73125-0504, or
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+ by courier to: 6425 S Denning Rm 118, Oklahoma City OK 73169-6937
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+ I (WE) CERTIFY, THE NAME(S) AND ADDRESSES FROM THE FAA FILES
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+ FOR THE OWNER(S) OF THIS AIRCRAFT ARE CORRECT, OWNERSHIP
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+ MEETS CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS OF 14 CFR §47.3, AIRCRAFT IS
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+ NOT REGISTERED UNDER THE LAWS OF ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY.
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+ UPDATE THE MAILING / PHYSICAL ADDRESS AS SHOWN BELOW.
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+ I (WE) CERTIFY THE: NAME(S) SHOWN ABOVE FOR THE OWNER(S) OF
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+ THIS AIRCRAFT IS CORRECT, OWNERSHIP MEETS THE CITIZENSHIP
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+ REQUIREMENTS OF 14 CFR §47.3, AIRCRAFT IS NOT REGISTERED
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+ UNDER THE LAWS OF ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY.
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+ NEW MAILING ADDRESS
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+ AND REGISTRATION NUMBER ASSIGNMENT
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+ (See 14 C.F.R. 95 47.15(i), 47.40 and 47.41)
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+ TYPE OF REGISTRATION
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+ CORPORATION
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+ HELPFUL INFORMATION
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+ Review Aircraft Registration File Information for this aircraft
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+ at: http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry.
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+ ssistance may be obtaine
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+ it our web page: http://registry.faa.gov/renewregistratio
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+ by e-mail at
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+ by telephone at::
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+ ta. 62 ra sire, or (406 954-3116
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+ When mailing fees, please use a check or money order made
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+ payable to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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+ Signature and Title Requirements for Common Registration Types:
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+ owner must sign, title would be "owner".
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+ - Partnership
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+ general partner signs showing "general partner" as
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+ corporate officer or manager signs, showing full title
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+ authorized member, manager, or officer identified in
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+ the LLC organization document signs, showing full tille
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+ each co-owner must sign; showing "co-owner" as title.
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+ authorized person must sign and show their full title.
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+ Note: All signatures must be in ink, or other permanent media.
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+ To correct entries: Draw a single line through error. Make correct entry in
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+ remaining space, or complete the form on-line. An application form will be
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+ rejected if any entry is covered by correction tape or similarly obscured
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+ TO CANCEL THE REGISTRATION FOR THIS AIRCRAFT:
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+ CHECK All applicable block(s) below, COMPLETE. SIGN. DATE & MAIL
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+ this form with any fees to the: FAA Aircraft Registry.
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+ PO Box 25504, Oklahoma City, OK, 73125-0504, or by courier to:
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+ 6425 S Denning Rm. 118, Oklahoma City OK 73169-6937
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+ CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION IS REQUESTED.
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+ THE AIRCRAFT WAS SOLD TO:
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+ (Show purchaser's name and address.)
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+ NEW PHYSICAL ADDRESS: complete if physical address has changed, or
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+ the new mailing address is a PO Box or Mail Drop.
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+ SIGNATURE OF OWNER 1
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+ Electronically Certified by Registered Owners
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+ SIGNATURE OF OWNER 2
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+ (required field)
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+ | PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ Use page 2 for additional signatures.
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+ AC Form 8050-1B (04/12)
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+ THE AIRCRAFT IS DESTROYED OR SCRAPPED.
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+ THE AIRCRAFT WAS EXPORTED TO:
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+ OTHER, Specify
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+ PLEASE RESERVE N-NUMBER IN THE OWNER'S NAME
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+ AND ADDRESS. The $10 reservation fee is enclosed.
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+ (required field)
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+ TTITLE
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+ (required fied)
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+ DATE
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+ 3/28/2017
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ Fee paid: $5 (201703281152554432NB)
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+ EFTA00150969
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+
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+ EFTA00150970
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+
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ NAME OF OWNER
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+ SIGNATURE
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ AC Form 8050-1B (04/12)
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+ MB Control Number 2120-072
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+ ixpires 04/30/1
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ DATE
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+ TITLE
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+ REF N-NUM: 722JE
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+ EFTA00150971
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+
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+ EFTA00150972
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+
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+ D PROBE COCHRIST
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+ ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS
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+ August 4, 2014
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+ Manager
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+ Aircraft Registration Branch
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+ Federal Aviation Administration
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+ Accepted SD Aug/05/2014
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+ RE: Executive Jet Management;
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+ Serial Rester Helier S-0.S:
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+ Serial Number 760750;
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+ Registration Number N722JE;
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+ Our File Number: 5502.0015
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+ Dear
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+ On behalf of ASI Wings LLC, as registered owner (or co-owner) of the above described
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+ aircraft, we hereby request that a duplicate Certificate of Registration be issued for the above
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+ referenced aircraft.
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+ The original was inadvertently returned to the FAA for mailing, but the
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+ address listed is not the address where the helicopter is located.
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+ Please deliver the duplicate Certificate of Registration to the attention of the undersigned
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+ in the Public Documents Room.
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+ We are enclosing $2.00, in payment for the duplicate certificate fee.
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+ Very truly yours,
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+ Brandt. Starting
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+ Brandt S. Sterling
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+ Legal Assistant
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+ 142161527019
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+ $2.00 08/04/2014
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+ www.aebeegiicnnst.com
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+ EFTA00150973
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+
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+ FILED WITH FAA
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+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION BR
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+ 2014 AUG 4 PM 3 26 1
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+ UKLAHOMA CITY
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+ OKLAHOMA
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+
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+ or ansportion
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+ Federal Aviation
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+ Administration
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+ Date of Issue: August 4, 2014
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+ ASI WINGS LLC
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+ light Standards Servic
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+ Aircraft Registration Branch
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+ AFS-750
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+ WEB Address: http://registry.faa.gov
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+ HAND DELIVERED TO JGIL IN THE PD ROOM
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+ T146046
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+ This facsimile must be carried in the Aircraft as a Temporary Certificate of
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+ Registration for
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+ N722JE KEYSTONE HELICOPTER S-76C Serial 760750 and is valid until Sep 03, 2014.
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+ This is not an airworthiness certificate. For airworthiness information, contact the nearest
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+ Federal Aviation Administration Flight Standards District Office.
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+ Manager, FAA Aircraft Registry, AFS-750
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+ Federal Áviation Administration
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+ AFS-750-FAX-4 (01/14)
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+ EFTA00150975
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+
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+ EFTA00150976
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+
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+ PRINT PAGE 1
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+ PRIVACY ACT STATEMENT
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+ OMB Control Number 2120-0729
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+ Expires 05/31/2014
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+ VB control number. Form Approved, OMB No. 2120-0729 Comments concerning the accuracy of this burden and suggestions for reducing the burden should be directed
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+ FAA at: 800 Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20591. ATTN: Information Collection Clearance Officer, AES-200
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+ DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION - FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
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+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION RENEWAL APPLICATION
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+ FAILURE TO RENEW REGISTRATION WILL
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+ RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION
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+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION NUMBER
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+ SERIAL NUMBER
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+ N 722JE
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+ 760750
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+ MANUFACTURER
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+ Kevstone Helicopter
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+ MODEL
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+ S-76C
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+ DATE OF ISSUANCE
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+ DATE OF EXPIRATION
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+ August 16. 2011
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+ August 31, 2014
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+ ENTER REGISTERED OWNERS) & ADDRESS FROM FAA FILE
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+ (Owner 1) ASI Wings LLC
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+ (Owner 2)
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+ Note: Enter any additional owner names on page two.
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+ (Address)
425
+ (Address)
426
+ City
427
+ State
428
+ Zip
429
+ Country
430
+ Physical Address: Required when mailing address is a P.O. Box or mail drop.
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+ Signature and Title Requirements for Common Registration Types:
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+ (Address)
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+ (Address)
434
+ City
435
+ Country
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+ owner must sign, title would be owner
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+ general partner signs showing "general partner" as title.
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+ corporate officer or manager signs, showing full title.
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+ State
440
+ - Zip -
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+ - Limited Liability Co
442
+ authorized member, manager, or officer identified in the
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+ LLC organization document signs, showing full title.
444
+ each co-owner must sign; showing "co-owner" as title.
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+ TO RENEW REGISTRATION: REVIEW aircraft registration information,
446
+ authorized person must sign and show their full title.
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+ Note: All signatures must be in ink, or other permanent media.
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+ SELECT the appropriate statement, ENTER any change in address in the
449
+ spaces below, SIGN. DATE, & SEND form with the 55 renewal fee to the:
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+ To correct entries: Draw a single line through error. Make correct entry in
451
+ FAA Aircraft Registry, PO Box 25504, Oklahoma City OK 73125-0504, or
452
+ remaining space, or complete the form on-line. An application form will be
453
+ by courier to: 6425 S Denning Room 118, Oklahoma City OK 73169-6937
454
+ rejected if any entry is covered by correction tape or similarly obscured
455
+ I (WE) CERTIFY, THE NAME(S) AND ADDRESSES FROM THE FAA FILES
456
+ FOR THE OWNER(S) OF THIS AIRCRAFT ARE CORRECT, OWNERSHIP
457
+ MEETS CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENTS OF 14 CFR §47.3, AIRCRAFT IS
458
+ NOT REGISTERED UNDER THE LAWS OF ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY.
459
+ UPDATE THE MAILING / PHYSICAL ADDRESS AS SHOWN BELOW.
460
+ I (WE) CERTIFY THE: NAME(S) SHOWN ABOVE FOR THE OWNER(S) OF
461
+ THIS AIRCRAFT IS CORRECT, OWNERSHIP MEETS THE CITIZENSHIP
462
+ REQUIREMENTS OF 14 CFR §47.3, AIRCRAFT IS NOT REGISTERED
463
+ UNDER THE LAWS OF ANY FOREIGN COUNTRY.
464
+ TO CANCEL THE REGISTRATION FOR THIS AIRCRAFT:
465
+ CHECK all applicable blocks below, COMPLETE, SIGN, DATE & MAIL this
466
+ form with any fees to the: FAA Aircraft Registry,
467
+ PO Box 25504, Oklahoma City, OK, 73125-0504, or by courier to:
468
+ 6425 S Denning Rm. 118, Oklahoma City OK 73169-6937
469
+ CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION IS REQUESTED.
470
+ THE AIRCRAFT WAS SOLD TO:
471
+ (Show purchaser's name and address.)
472
+ NEW MAILING ADDRESS
473
+ TYPE OF REGISTRATION
474
+ Corporation
475
+ HELPFUL INFORMATION
476
+ Review Aircraft Registration File Information for this aircraft
477
+ at: http://registry.faa.gov/aircraftinquiry.
478
+ Assistance may be obtained
479
+ at our web page: http://registry.faa.gov/renewregistration
480
+ by e-mail at:
481
+ faa aircraft racistolina nox or
482
+ by telephone at:
483
+ When mailing fees, please use a check or money order made
484
+ payable to the Federal Aviation Administration.
485
+ NEW PHYSICAL ADDRESS: complete if physical address has changed, or
486
+ the new mailing address is a PO Box or Mail Drop
487
+ THE AIRCRAFT IS DESTROYED OR SCRAPPED.
488
+ THE AIRCRAFT WAS EXPORTED TO:
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+ OTHER, Specify
490
+ (required field) | TITLE
491
+ (required field)
492
+ Assistant Corporate Secretary of Astra inc.,
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+ MAnTLE Of ASI WINGS, LIE
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+ Melinda Westerol mana we rose
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ SIGNATURE OF OWNER 2
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+ PRINTED NAME OF SIGNER
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+ Use page 2 for additional signatures.
499
+ AC Form 8050-IB (04/12)
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+ | DATE
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+ 7/9/2014
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+ DATE
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+ EFTA00150977
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+
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+ 8660900v1
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+ FILED WITH FAA
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+ MIRCEAFT PEGISTRATION BR
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+ 2014 JUL 14 AM 11 16 1
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+ OKLAHOMA CITY
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+ OKLAHOMA
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+
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+ DOCUMENT LEVEL ANNOTATIONS FOR DOCUMENT ARE006014974
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+ FFR -1B DOC ID 8018 5/1/14
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+ 141211307096 $5 5/1/14
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+ EFTA00150979
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+
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+ EFTA00150980
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+
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+ U.S. Department
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+ of Transportation
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+ Federal Aviation
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+ Administration
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+ Flight Standards Servic
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+ ircraft Registration Branch, AFS-75
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+ WEB Address: http://registry.faa.gov
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+ December 11, 2012
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+ ASI WINGS LLC
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+ mInA
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+ Dear Sirs:
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+ An AC Form 8050-64, Assignment of Special Registration Numbers, was issued on September
531
+ 16, 2011, as authorization to the change the registration number on a KEYSTONE
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+ HELICOPTER S-76C aircraft, serial number 760750, from N722JE to special number N162AE.
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+ This sighed andore turned of this one earthin the days a darte special registrom as reger was
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+ permanently affixed to the aircraft. As of the date of this letter, no completed authorization has
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+ been received by this office.
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+ This authorization expired on September 16, 2012. Accordingly, the assignment of special
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+ registration number N162AE to this aircraft was cancelled on December 11, 2012, and returned
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+ to the pool of available N-numbers.
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+ You may apply to reserve any available N-number as a special number in your name, or request
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+ an available N-number be assigned to an aircraft to change that aircraft's registration number.
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+ Information about requesting the reservation or assignment of a special registration number may
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+ be viewed on our web site, http://registry.faa.gov.
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+ If you have any questions, our toll free telephone number is 1
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+ Manager, Aircralt Registration Branch, AFS-750
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+ AFS-750-REREG-14 (09/10)
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+ EFTA00150981
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+
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+ EFTA00150982
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+
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+ U.S. Department
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+ of Transportation
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+ Federal Aviation
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+ Administration
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+ Flight Standards Servic
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+ ircraft Registration Branch, AFS-75
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+ WEB Address: http://registry.faa.gov
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+ October 12, 2012
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+ ASI WINGS LLO
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+ Dear Sirs:
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+ The FAA Aircraft Registration Branch (Registry) issued an Assignment of Special Registration
561
+ Numbers, AC Form 8050-64, on September 16, 2011. This form authorized a change of
562
+ registration number from N722JE to N162AE to be completed within one year of its issue date
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+ for the KEYSTONE HELICOPTER S-76C aircraft with serial number 760750. Within five days
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+ of placing N162AE on the aircraft a signed copy of this form showing the date of the change was
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+ required to be returned to the Registry. The authorization to change registration numbers
566
+ expired on September 15, 2012, without a completed copy of the form being received by the
567
+ Registry. We ask that you confirm the status of this registration number change so that the
568
+ matter may be closed appropriately. If no response is received within 30 days from the date of
569
+ this letter, the number change will be cancelled and N162AE returned to the pool of available N-
570
+ numbers.
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+ The attached form may be used to confirm the status of this registration number change. If
572
+ special registration number N162AE has been placed on this aircraft, then upon receipt of your
573
+ notification, the Registry will update our records and issue a revised registration certificate
574
+ showing the special registration number.
575
+ If we may be of any assistance, our toll free telephone number is 1
576
+ Manager, Aircraft Registration Branch, AFS-750
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+ AFS-750-REREG-13 (03/11)
578
+ EFTA00150983
579
+
580
+ EFTA00150984
581
+
582
+ 2
583
+ Directions:
584
+ Select and complete the appropriate section below then send, with the indicated fee (if appropriate), to the FAA
585
+ Aircraft Registration Branch.
586
+ U.S. Postal Service, Regular and Priority Mail
587
+ FAA Aircraft Registration Branch
588
+ Commercial Delivery Services:
589
+ FAA Aircraft Registration Branch
590
+ Make fee payment by check or money order payable 1o the Federal Aviation Administration.
591
+ For additional information call toll free
592
+ or visit http://registry.faa.gov
593
+ FAX No:
594
+ Dear Aircraft Registry:
595
+ • Special registration number N162AE, was not painted on KEYSTONE HELICOPTER S-76C, serial
596
+ number 760750
597
+ I/We do not wish to reserve this number at this time.
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+ Please reserve this N162AE in our name. The $10.00 special N-number reservation fee is
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+ enclosed.
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+ Plcase assign N162AE to
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+ KEYSTONE
602
+ S-76C
603
+ HELICOPTER
604
+ Maker
605
+ Market
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+ 760750
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+ (Serial Number)
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+ for an N-number change. $20.00 is enclosed to cover both the special number request and
609
+ assignment fees.
610
+ Or:
611
+ • Special registration number N162AE, was placed on KEYSTONE HELICOPTER S-76C, serial number
612
+ 760750 on
613
+ (emer dato). Please issuc a revised registration certificate.
614
+ • The coupleted and signed Assignment of Special Registration Numbers, AC Form 8050-64, is
615
+ The Assignment of Special Registration Numbers, AC Form 8050-64, is lost or destroyed. Please
616
+ accept this as notice that the authorized N-number change has been completed.
617
+ Name of Owner:
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+ Signature/Title
619
+ Date
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+ AFS-750-REREG-13 (03/11)
621
+ EFTA00150985
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+
623
+ EFTA00150986
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+
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+ 5. Departme
626
+ Transportati
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+ ederal Aviatio
628
+ dministratio
629
+ ASI WINGS LLC
630
+ ASSIGNMENT OF SPECIAL
631
+ REGISTRATION NUMBERS
632
+ Aircrafi Make and Model
633
+ KEYSTONE HELICOPTER S-76C
634
+ Serial Number
635
+ 760750
636
+ ICAO AIRCRAFT ADDRESS CODE FOR N162AE - 50174441
637
+ Special Registration Number
638
+ N162AE
639
+ Present Registration Number
640
+ N722JE
641
+ Issue Date:
642
+ Scp 16, 2011
643
+ Carry duplicate of this form in th
644
+ ircraft together with the
645
+ d registration certificate
646
+ terim authority to operate t
647
+ aircraft pending receipt of revised
648
+ Obtain rer set ericate or
649
+ irworthiness from your near
650
+ st Flight Standards Distric
651
+ The latest FAA Form 8130-6,
652
+ Application For Airworthiness
653
+ on file is dated:
654
+ Dec 08, 2008
655
+ The airworthiness classification
656
+ and cafe iD TRANSP
657
+ INSTRUCTIONS:
658
+ SIGN AND RETURN THE ORIGINAL of this form to the Civil Aviation Registry, AFS-750, within 5 days after the special
659
+ registration number is placed on the aircraft. A revised certificate will then be issued.
660
+ The authority to use the special number expires: Sep 16, 2012
661
+ CERTIFICATION: I certify that the special registration number was placed
662
+ on the aircraft described above.
663
+ RETURN FORM TO:
664
+ Civil Aviation Registry, AFS-750
665
+ Signature of Owner:
666
+ Title of Owner:
667
+ Date Placed on Aircraft:
668
+ AC FORM 8050-64 (5/2005) Supersedes Previous Edition
669
+ EFTA00150987
670
+
671
+ EFTA00150988
672
+
673
+ Insured Aircraft Title Service, Inc.
674
+ Accepted JP Dec/11/2012
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+ T
676
+ S
677
+ FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
678
+ CENTRAL RECORDS DIVISION
679
+ OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA
680
+ Date:
681
+ August 26, 2011
682
+ Dear Sir/Madam:
683
+ Please Reserve N
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+ in NAME ONLY for:
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+ ACTION
686
+ Please Reserve N 162AE*
687
+ N 722JE
688
+ Make
689
+ Which is (1) being purchased by
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+ ASI Wings LLC
691
+ N# Change Request
692
+ and assign for the following aircraft:
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+ Keystone Helicopter Model
694
+ S-76C
695
+ _(2) registered to
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+ Serial#
697
+ 760750
698
+ XX
699
+ 112381430476
700
+ $20.00 08/26/2011
701
+ Payment of the required $10.00 fee per number to reserve/assign is attached. If the preferred N number is not
702
+ available, please contact the undersigned for a selection of a new number. Please send the confirmation of
703
+ reservation/8050-64 form to Insured Aircraft title Service, Inc. in the Public Documents room of the FAA
704
+ Additional Information: * please see attached relinquishment
705
+ Requested by:
706
+ lundree me
707
+ Aundrea Jones
708
+ Fee:
709
+ $10.00
710
+ EFTA00150989
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+
712
+ FILED WITH FAA
713
+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION BR
714
+ 2011 AUG 26 PM 1 56
715
+ OKLAHOMA CITY
716
+ OKLAHOMA
717
+
718
+ FORM APPROVED
719
+ OMB No. 2120-0042
720
+ JNITED STATES OF AMERICA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
721
+ EDERAL AVIATIONGRATEGRATIONAPPLIANTAL CENTED
722
+ REGISTRATIONNEMBER N 722JE
723
+ AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER & MODEL
724
+ Keystone
725
+ (Sikorsky) S-76C
726
+ AIRCRAFT SERIAL No.
727
+ 760750
728
+ CERT: ISSUE DATE
729
+ FOR FAA USE ONLY
730
+ TYPE OF REGISTRATION (Check One box)
731
+ • 1. Individual
732
+ •2. Partnership
733
+ E4 3. Corporation
734
+ D4. Co-Owner
735
+ • 5. Government
736
+ • 8. Non-Citizen Corporation
737
+ • 9. Non-Citizen Corporation Co-Owner
738
+ NAME OR APPLICANT (Person(s) shown on evidence of ownership. if individual, give last name, first name, and middle initial.)
739
+ ASI Wings, LLC
740
+ TELEPHONE NUMBER:
741
+ ADDRESS (Permanent mailing address for first applicant on list) (If PO. Box is used, physical address must also be shown.)
742
+ Number and street:
743
+ Rural Route:
744
+ CITY
745
+ P.O. Box:
746
+ STATE
747
+ ZIP CODE
748
+ CHECK HERE IF YOU ARE ONLY REPORTING A CHANGE OF ADDRESS
749
+ ATTENTION! Read the following statement before signing this application.
750
+ This portion MUST be completed.
751
+ false or dishonest answer to any question in this application may be grounds for punishment by fine and/or imprisonmen
752
+ U.S. Code, Title 18, Sec. 1001)
753
+ CERTIFICATION
754
+ V/WE CERTIFY:
755
+ (1) That the above aircraft is owned by the undersigned applicant, who is a citizen (Including corporationa)
756
+ of the United States.
757
+ (For voting trust, give name of trustee:
758
+ CHECK ONE AS APPROPRIATE:
759
+ a.
760
+ A resident alien, with alien registration (Form 1-151 or Form 1-551) No. _
761
+ b.
762
+ And said aircrat is bassed and pried ly dad in busined State it hours are avallable or
763
+ inspection at
764
+ (2) That the aircraft is not registered under the laws of any foreign country: and
765
+ (3) That legal evidence of ownership is attached or has been filed with the Federal Avlation Administration
766
+ -1. or:
767
+ NOTE: If executed for co-ownership all applicants must sign. Use reverse side if necessary.
768
+ TYPE OR PRINT NAME BELOW SIGNATURE
769
+ I Melinda Nestbrook retary co porat
770
+ AsSistant Corporate
771
+ | DATE
772
+ Inc.,
773
+ 7-26-11
774
+ EACH PART OF
775
+ APPLICATION
776
+ SIGNED IN
777
+ Managing Member of
778
+ DATE
779
+ Melinda Westbrook
780
+ SIGNATURE
781
+ ASI Wings, LLC
782
+ TITLE
783
+ DATE
784
+ BE
785
+ NOTE Pays. during who tim the PiNk ey cat is appliation mudi be arled in one ritera tor a period not in excess of 90
786
+ AC Form 8050-1 (1/09) (NSN 0052-00-628-9007) Supersedes Previous Edition
787
+ EFTA00150991
788
+
789
+ Ż6609
790
+ 2011 JUL 26 AM 1158.
791
+ KLAHOMA CITY
792
+ KLAHOML
793
+ 1151
794
+
795
+ WARRANTY BILL OF SALE
796
+ The undersigned, FREEDOM AIR INTERNATIONAL, INC. ("Seller"), is the
797
+ owner of the full legal and beneficial title in and to that certain used Keystone (Sikorsky) S-76C
798
+ helicopter (sometimes referred to as a S-76C++) bearing Manufacturer's Serial No. 760750 and
799
+ U.S. Registration No. N722JE, with two (2) Turbomeca Arriel 2S2 engines bearing
800
+ Manufacturer's Serial Nos. 42285 and 42286, together with all avionics, equipment (including
801
+ loose equipment), systems, furnishings and accessories installed on, contained in or attached to
802
+ said helicopter and engines, all as is more particularly described in that certain Aircraft Purchase
803
+ Agreement dated as of July 18, 2011, between Seller and Purchaser,
804
+ and also including all
805
+ airframe, engine and accessory logbooks, flight and operation manuals, maintenance and
806
+ overhaul records, checklists, drawings, any issued FAA Form 337's, warranty documents, and all
807
+ other records and paperwork relating to the above-described helicopter and engines in Seller's
808
+ possession (collectively, the "Aircraff"); provided, that the term Aircraft as used herein does not
809
+ include airframe maintenance manuals and airframe illustrated parts catalogs as the same are being
810
+ retained by Seller.
811
+ For and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars ($10.00) and other good and
812
+ aluable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, Sell
813
+ loes hereby grant, bargain, sell, convey, transfer and deliver unto ASI WINGS. LL
814
+ ("Purchaser"), all of Seller's right, title and interest in and to the Aircraft.
815
+ DTO07148 Conveyance Recorded Aug/16/2011 02:47
816
+ Seller will warrant and defend such title forever, at the sole expense of Seller, against all claims
817
+ and demands whatsoever. EXCEPT FOR THE WARRANTIES OF SELLER SET FORTH IN
818
+ THE PRECEDING SENTENCE, THE AIRCRAFT IS HEREBY SOLD TO PURCHASER IN
819
+ ITS "AS IS, WHERE IS" CONDITION AND "WITH ALL FAULTS."
820
+ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Seller has caused this Warranty Bill of Sale to br
821
+ executed by its duly authorized officer, as of this de day of July, 2011
822
+ FREEDOM AIR INTERNATIONAL, INC.
823
+ By:
824
+ Name: _
825
+ Darenk late
826
+ Title:
827
+ 112071217388
828
+ $5.00 07/26/2011
829
+ EFTA00150993
830
+
831
+ V6609
832
+ FILED WITH FAA
833
+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION BR
834
+ 2011 JUL 26 AM 11 58
835
+ OKLAHOMA CITY
836
+ OKLAHOMA
837
+
838
+ FORM APPROVEL
839
+ OMB No. 2120-0042
840
+ NITED STATES OF AMERICA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIO
841
+ EDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION-MIKE MONRONEY AERONAUTICAL CENTE
842
+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION APPLICATION
843
+ REGISNTATIONNEMBER N722JE
844
+ AIRCRAFT MANUFACTUREE & MODEL f
845
+ Sikorsky)
846
+ IF Helicopter
847
+ AIRCRAFT SERIAL No
848
+ 76075€
849
+ CERT: ISSUE DATE
850
+ FOR FAA USE ONLY
851
+ TYPE OF REGISTRATION Check One box)
852
+ Ot. Individual
853
+ • 2. Partnership
854
+ E5. Corporation
855
+ •4. Co-Owner • • 5. Government
856
+ • 8. Non-Citizen Corporation
857
+ • 9. Non-Citizen Corporation Co-Owner
858
+ NAME OR APPLICANT (Person(s) shown on evidence of ownership. If individual, give last name, first name, and middle initial.)
859
+ Freedom Air International, Inc.
860
+ TELEPHONE NUMBER: (
861
+ ADDRESS (Permanent mailing address for first applicant on list) (If P.O. Box is used, physical address must also be shown.)
862
+ Number and street:
863
+ Rural Route:
864
+ CITY
865
+ I STATE
866
+ PO. Box:
867
+ I ZIP CODE
868
+ •
869
+ CHECK HERE IF YOU ARE ONLY REPORTING A CHANGE OF ADDRESS
870
+ ATTENTION! Read the following statement before signing this application.
871
+ This portion MUST be completed.
872
+ false or dishonest answer to any question in this application may be grounds for punishment by fine and/or imprisonmen
873
+ U.S. Code, Title 18, Sec. 1001;
874
+ CERTIFICATION
875
+ L/WE CERTIFY:
876
+ (1) That the above aircraft is owned by the undersigned applicant, who is a citizen (including corporations)
877
+ of the United States.
878
+ (For voting trust, give name of trustee:
879
+ CHECK ONE AS APPROPRIATE;
880
+ a.
881
+ A resident alien, with alien registration (Form 1-151 or Form 1-551) No.
882
+ b.
883
+ And act azeral orated and pied i do in be united States cords oafight hours are avallable for
884
+ ) That the aircraft is not registered under the laws of any foreign country; ar
885
+ ) That legal evidence of ownership is attached or has been filed with the Federal Aviation Administratio
886
+ _). or:
887
+ NOTE: If executed for co-ownership all applicants must sign. Use reverse side if necessary.
888
+ TYPE OR PRINT NAME BELOW SIGNATURE
889
+ SIGNATURE
890
+ Daven
891
+ K.Wu
892
+ SIGNATURE
893
+ Darrenkiin
894
+ EACH PART OF THIS
895
+ PLICATION MUST
896
+ E SIGNED IN INK.
897
+ Vice President
898
+ 8 2 | 10
899
+ SIGNATURE
900
+ 102280834295
901
+ TITLE$5.00 08/16/2010
902
+ DATE
903
+ NOTE Pending receipt of the Certificate of Aircraft Registration, the aircraft may be operated for a period not in excess of 90
904
+ days, during which time the PINK copy of this application must be carried in the aircraft.
905
+ AC Form 8050-1 (1/09) (NSN 0052-00-628-9007) Supersedes Previous Edition
906
+ EFTA00150995
907
+
908
+ EFTA00150996
909
+
910
+ DOCUMENT LEVEL ANNOTATIONS FOR DOCUMENT ARE001916668
911
+ name change
912
+ rev/doi
913
+ 022709
914
+ EFTA00150997
915
+
916
+ EFTA00150998
917
+
918
+ U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
919
+ FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
920
+ CROSS-REFERENCE-RECORDATION
921
+ This form is to be used in cases where a conveyance covers several aircraft and engines, propellers, or locations. File original of this form
922
+ ith the recorded conveyance and a copy in each aircraft folder involve
923
+ /PE OF CONVEY ANC
924
+ DATE EXECUTED
925
+ NAME CHANGE
926
+ FEBRUARY 11, 2010
927
+ DOCUMENT NO.
928
+ FROM
929
+ AIR GHISLAINE INC
930
+ TO OR ASSIGNED TO
931
+ SHMITKA AIR INC
932
+ THE FOLLOWING COLLATERAL IS COVERED BY THE CONVEYANCE:
933
+ Total Aircraft:
934
+ Total Engines:
935
+ Total Props:
936
+ DATE RECORDED
937
+ MARCH 17, 2010
938
+ Total Spare Parts:
939
+ AFS-750-23R (02/08)
940
+ EFTA00150999
941
+
942
+ EFTA00151000
943
+
944
+ 5. Departme
945
+ Transportati
946
+ ASSIGNMENT OF SPECIAL
947
+ REGISTRATION NUMBERS
948
+ Aircraft Make and Model
949
+ KEYSTONE HELICOPTER S-76C
950
+ Serial Number
951
+ CAO AIRCRAFT ADDRESS CODE FOR FOR - 52325707
952
+ AIR GHISLAINE INC
953
+ Special Registration Number
954
+ N722JE
955
+ Present Registratien Number
956
+ N7S0A
957
+ Issue Date:
958
+ Mar 10, 2010
959
+ This is your authori y to change
960
+ the United States registration
961
+ number on the above described
962
+ aircraft to the special
963
+ registration number shown.
964
+ Carry duplicate of tris form in the
965
+ aircraft together wi h the
966
+ interim authority to operate the
967
+ aircraft pending receipt of revised
968
+ Coin are red certicate of
969
+ irworthiness from your nea
970
+ + Flight Standard: Distri
971
+ Office.
972
+ The latest FAA Fcrm 8130-6,
973
+ Application For Airworthiness
974
+ on file is dated:
975
+ Jan 14, 2010
976
+ The airworthiness classification
977
+ and category:
978
+ EXPERIMENT
979
+ INSTRUCTIONS:
980
+ SIGN AND RETU IS place on tiran. i fried real wiltin be isy, Ar:750, wtin 3 days aner she special
981
+ The authority to use the special number expires: Mar 10, 2011
982
+ CERTIFICATION: I certify that the special registration number was placed
983
+ on the aircraft described abo
984
+ RETURN FORM TO:
985
+ Civil Aviation Registry, AFS-750
986
+ for Shmitka Air,
987
+ Inde
988
+ ›Irector of Operations ol
989
+ Title of Owner: Shmitka Air, Inc. f/k/a'
990
+ Alt Ghislaine, Inc.
991
+ Date Placed on Airman: March 15, 2010
992
+ AC FORM 8050-64 (5/2005) Supersedes Previors Edition
993
+ EFTA00151001
994
+
995
+ FILED WITH FAA
996
+ AIRCRAFT RECISTRATIC: BR
997
+ 2010 MAR 16 PM 1 15
998
+ OKLAHOMA CITY
999
+ OKLAHOMA
1000
+
1001
+ AIRCRAFT TITLE SEARCHES
1002
+ -
1003
+ Aero Records & Title Co.
1004
+ RECORDING SERVICES
1005
+ AIRMEN RECORD INFORMATION
1006
+ February 11, 2010
1007
+ ARICO
1008
+ Hand Delivered
1009
+ To:
1010
+ FAA
1011
+ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
1012
+ Attention:
1013
+ Contral Hocorda
1014
+ FORM 8050-64 URGENTLY
1015
+ NEEDED !
1016
+ PLEASE ISSUE AS
1017
+ QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. THANK YOU!!!
1018
+ Gentlemen:
1019
+ On behalf of our client:
1020
+ AIR GHISLAINE INC.
1021
+ Accepted TM Mar/17/2010
1022
+ Please initiate the following action:
1023
+ special registration
1024
+ reserved for our
1025
+ Is registered in their name, the following descried aircraft which
1026
+ KEYSTONE HELICOPTER S-76C
1027
+ SERIAL NUMBER 760750
1028
+ CURRENTLY N750A
1029
+ PLEASE HAND THE ORIGINAL FORM 8050-64 TO ARIC - P.D. ROOM.
1030
+ Thank you.
1031
+ 810.00 0212/2310
1032
+ O PLEASE HAND CONFIRMATION OF RESERVATION LETTER TO ARTC - PUBLIC DOCUMENTS ROOM.
1033
+ YALEASE HAND ORIAMAL FONIM GOEO SA TO ARTO. RURL DOCUMENTA ROOM
1034
+ AERO RECORDS & TITLE CO.
1035
+ LISA THOMA
1036
+ usa
1037
+ Saster
1038
+ GASKIN/Senior
1039
+ Administrator,
1040
+ Special Services
1041
+ Fee Attached: $10.00
1042
+ CC :
1043
+ Christopher
1044
+ Shurkus
1045
+ Sikorsky
1046
+ Aircraft
1047
+ EFTA00151003
1048
+
1049
+ ILED WITH FAI
1050
+ IRCRAFT REGISTRATION 2F
1051
+ 2010 FEB 12 PM 1 20
1052
+ OKLAHOMA CITY
1053
+ OKLAHOMA
1054
+
1055
+ FORM APPROVED
1056
+ OMB No. 2120-0042
1057
+ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
1058
+ FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATIOM-MIKE MONRONEY AERONAUTICAL CENTER
1059
+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION APPLICATION
1060
+ UNITED STATES
1061
+ REGISTRATION NUMBER N 750A
1062
+ AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER & MODEL
1063
+ Keystone Helcopter
1064
+ Sikorsky Aireraft S-76C-2
1065
+ AIRCRAFT SERIAL No.
1066
+ CERT. ISSUE DATE
1067
+ 760750
1068
+ FOR FAA USE ONLY
1069
+ TYPE OF REGISTRATION (Check one bax)
1070
+ • 1. Individual • 2. Partnership X 3. Corporation
1071
+ • 4. Co-owner • 5. Govt. [8. Norportion
1072
+ NAME OF APPLICANT (Person(e) shown on evidence of ownership. If individual, give last name, first name, and middle initial.)
1073
+ Air Ghislaine, Inc.
1074
+ Accepted TM
1075
+ Feb/27/2009
1076
+ TELEPHONE NUMBER:
1077
+ ADDRESS (Permanent mailing address for first applicant listed.) (if P.O. BOX is used. physical address must also be shown.)
1078
+ Number and street:,
1079
+ Rural Route:
1080
+ CITY
1081
+ P.O. Box:
1082
+ STATE
1083
+ ZIP CODE
1084
+ CHECK HERE IF YOU ARE ONLY REPORTING A CHANGE OF ADDRESS
1085
+ ATTENTION!
1086
+ Read the following statement before signing this application.
1087
+ This portion MUST be completed.
1088
+ A false or dishonest answer to any question in this application may be grounds for punishment by fine and / or imprisonment
1089
+ (U.S. Code, Tille 18, Sec. 1001).
1090
+ CERTIFICATION
1091
+ VWE CERTIFY:
1092
+ (1) That the above aircraft is owned by the undersigned applicant, who is a citizen (including corporations)
1093
+ of the United States.
1094
+ (For voting trust, give name of trustoo: ..
1095
+ CHECK ONE AS APPROPRIATE:
1096
+ a. O A resident alien, with alien registration (Form 1-151 or Form 1-551) No.
1097
+ - J. or:
1098
+ the United States. Records or flight hours are available fo
1099
+ inspection at
1100
+ (2) That the aircraft is not registered under the laws of any foreign country: anc
1101
+ (3) That legal evidence of ownership is attached or has been filed with the Federal Aviation Administration
1102
+ NOTE: If executed for co-ownership all applicants must sign. Use reverse side if necessary.
1103
+ SIGNATURE
1104
+ EACH PART OF THIS
1105
+ APPLICATION MUST
1106
+ BE SIGNED IN
1107
+ SIGNATI
1108
+ DirectoR of Aviatial
1109
+ DATE
1110
+ 12/29/08
1111
+ DATE
1112
+ VISOSKI
1113
+ SIGNATURE
1114
+ TITLE
1115
+ 000481439131
1116
+ DATE
1117
+ $5.00 02/17/2009
1118
+ NOTE
1119
+ Pending receipt of the Certificate of Aircraft Registration, the aircraft may be operated for a period not in excess of 9
1120
+ lays, during which time the PiNK copy of this application must be carried in the aircraf
1121
+ AC Form 8050-1 (5/03) (0052-00-628-9007)
1122
+ EFTA00151005
1123
+
1124
+ AIRCRAFT RESTRACH S.
1125
+ 2009 FEB 17 PM 2.08
1126
+ OKLA:
1127
+ • CITY •
1128
+ OKI. OMA
1129
+
1130
+ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
1131
+ U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
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+ UNDERSIGNED OWNER(S) OF THE FULL LEGAL AND
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+ BENEFICIAL TITLE OF THE AIRCRAFT DESCRIBED AS
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+ FOLLOWS:
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+ UNITED STATES
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+ REGISTRATION NUMBER
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+ AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER & MODEL
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+ DAY OF
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+ NAME AND ADDRESS
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+ Air Ghislaine, Inc...
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+ MB NO. 21200022
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+ 08/31/2008
1157
+ o Not Write In This Blo
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+ PURCHASER
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+ 083651547221
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+ $5.00 12/30/2008
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+ DEALER CERTIFICATE NUMBER
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+ IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
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+ HAVE SET
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+ My
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+ 3ot
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+ DAY OF December, 2008
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+ NAME(S) OF SELLER
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+ SIGNATURE(S)
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+ TITLE
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+ (TYPED OR PRINTED)
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+ (IN INK) (IF EXECUTED FOR
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+ (TYPED OR PRINTED)
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+ CO-OWNERSHIP, ALL MUST SIGN.)
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+ Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation
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+ S-76 Program Manager
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+ PH001657 Conveyance Recorded Jan/07/2009 11:43 AM FAA
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+ Chris Shurkus
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+ CAR)
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+ EFTA00151007
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+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION BR
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+ 2008 DEC 30 FM 3 40
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+ EFTA00151008
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+ EFTA00151010
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+ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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+ U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
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+ AIRCRAFT BILL OF SALE
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+ FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION OF $ LandEre THE
1209
+ UNDERSIGNED OWNERS) OF THE FULL LEGAL AND
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+ BENEFICIAL TITLE OF THE AIRCRAFT DESCRIBED AS
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+ FOLLOWS:
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+ UNITED STATES
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+ REGISTRATION NUMBER
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+ N750A
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+ AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER & MODEL
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+ 760750
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+ 30 K
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+ DAY OF
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+ Der.,
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+ - 2008,
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+ HEREBY SELL, GRANT, TRANSFER AND
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+ DELIVER ALL RIGHTS, TITLE, AND INTERESTS
1226
+ IN AND TO SUCH AIRCRAFT UNTO:
1227
+ NAME AND ADDRESS
1228
+ (IF INDIVIDUALS), GIVE LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, AND MIDDLE INITIAL.)
1229
+ Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation
1230
+ PURCHASER
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+ FORM APPROVED
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+ OMB NO. 2120-0042
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+ 08/31/2008
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1237
+ EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND ASSIGNS TO HAVE AND TO HOLD
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+ SINGULARLY THE SAID AIRCRAFT FOREVER AND WARRANTS THE TITLE THEREOF:
1239
+ IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
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+ NAME(S) OF SELLER
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+ (TYPED OR PRINTED)
1242
+ Keystone Helicopter Corporation
1243
+ HAVE SET my
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+ HAND AND SEAL THIS
1245
+ DAYOF Dec., 2008.
1246
+ SIGNATURE(S)
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+ TITLE
1248
+ (IN INK) (IF EXECUTED FOR
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+ (TYPED OR PRINTED)
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+ CO-OWNERSHIP, ALL MUST SIGN.)
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+ President
1252
+ David A. Ford
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+ VALOT OF THEN RUMENT RED FOR PURPOSES OF FA RECORDING: HOWEVER, MAY BE REQUIRED BY LOCAL LAW FOR
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+ ORIGINAL: TO FAA:
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+ AC Form 8050-2 (9/92) (NSN 0052-00-629-0003) Supersedes Previous Edition
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+ (CAR
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+ ¡CERT A
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+ EFTA00151011
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+
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+ CERTIFICATE
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+ I hereby certity
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+ that I have compared this
1263
+ Instrument with the
1264
+ : original instrument and it is
1265
+ a true and comert roov of said original.
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+ Diara Mipiz
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+ AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION BR
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+ 2008 DEC 30 PM 3 40
1269
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1271
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1278
+ Dec 22 2008 3: 24PM
1279
+ HP LASERJET FAX
1280
+ P. 2
1281
+ ACTION
1282
+ Imss
1283
+ Keystone Helicopter
1284
+ A Sikorsky Company
1285
+ Accepted NV Dec/30/2008
1286
+ December 22, 2008
1287
+ Flight Standards Service
1288
+ Aircraft Registration Branch, AFS-150
1289
+ CAR FAX
1290
+ Keystone Helicopter Corporation is requesting the correction of aircraft that where incorrectly
1291
+ registered. Some of the aircraft that have been registered from our facility where registered as MODEL: S-76C-2,
1292
+ this is not in accordance with our type certificate data sheet (HINE); the aircraft should have been registered as S-
1293
+ 76C. As the Aircraft manufacturer we are requesting that these please be corrected. We apologize for any
1294
+ inconvenience this may cause. The following A/C Serial Numbers with the corresponding N Number are affected
1295
+ by this error, they include:
1296
+ Aircraft Serial Number
1297
+ L 760686
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+ 2760690
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+ 60704
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+ 60708
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+ 760711
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+ 760714
1303
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+ 00760747
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+ # 760751
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+ ĐI760753
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+ Aircraft N Number
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+ • 7180
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+ 759P
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+ 231Y
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+ 415Y
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+ 7S7Y
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+ 714E
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+ 746K
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+ 747Y
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+ 748A
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+ 750A
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+ 751E
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+ 753V
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+ Regards,
1341
+ Shaun M. Gebhard
1342
+ S76 Quality Assurance Production Supervisor
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+ Kevstone Heliconter Comoration
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+ EFTA00151015
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+ OKLAHOHA CITY
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+ OKLAHOMA
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+
1350
+ MEMORANDUM TO THE FILE
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+ JINNY ROSALES
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+ ID
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+ 09/9/2008
1354
+ DATE
1355
+ A Prior Record search was performed for KEYSTONE HELICOPTER CORP S-76C-2. 760750 on 9/9/2008. Search
1356
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+ Assigned NZ50A
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+ EFTA00151017
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+ U.S. Department
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+ Federal Aviation
1366
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1367
+ Flight Standards Servic
1368
+ ircraft Registration Branch, AFS-75|
1369
+ WEB Address: http://registry.faa.gov
1370
+ September 9, 2008
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+ KEYSTONE HELICOPTER CORP
1372
+ Dear Sirs:
1373
+ United States identification mark N750A has been assigned to KEYSTONE HELICOPTER
1374
+ CORP S-76C-2, serial number 760750, Mode S Transponder Code 52415011 as requested by
1375
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1376
+ authorization for a number change.
1377
+ If we may be of further assistance, please contact the Aircraft Registration Branch at
1378
+ Sincerely,
1379
+ Legal Instruments Examiner
1380
+ Aircraft Registration Branch
1381
+ AFS-750-SUPPORT-5 (9/04)
1382
+ EFTA00151019
1383
+
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+ EFTA00151020
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+
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+ 9/4/08
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+ Accepted JR Sep/09/2008
1388
+ Federal Aviation Administration
1389
+ Civil Aviation Registry
1390
+ Aircraft Registration Branch
1391
+ Attention: Central Records
1392
+ Reference: Request for Manufacturer' s
1393
+ Registration Number Assignments
1394
+ Gentlemen/Ladies:
1395
+ This is written to request reservation &
1396
+ assignment of the following special registratio
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+ umbers to the aircraft described below which are
1398
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+ ALL ARE KEYSTONE HELICOPTER CORP.,
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+ 760747
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+ 760750 г
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+ 760751
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+ 760753
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+ Thank you.
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+ Sincerely,
1423
+ KEYSTONE HELICOPTER CORPORATION
1424
+ By:
1425
+ S76 Program Manager
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+ CAR
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+ COPY
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+ EFTA00151021
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+ ".
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+ FILE: : TH FAA
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+ ISTRATION BR
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+ OKLAH. AA CITY
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+ OKLATOMA
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+
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+ AIRCRAFT TITLE SEARCHES
1439
+ RECORDING SERVICES
1440
+ AIRMEN RECORD INFORMATION
1441
+ September 5, 2008
1442
+ Hand Delivered
1443
+ To:
1444
+ FAA
1445
+ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
1446
+ Attention:
1447
+ Central Records
1448
+ Gentlemen:
1449
+ On behalf of our client:
1450
+ KEYSTONE HELICOPTER CORPORATION
1451
+ ARICO
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+ Accepted JR Sep/D9/2008
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+ Aero Records & Title Co
1454
+ ACTION
1455
+ 7 ASG
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+ Please initiate the following action:
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+ Please
1458
+ passentay under manufact
1459
+ registration
1460
+ 2s31gn.
1461
+ OD A 5-76-TONE HELICOPTER CORP.,
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+ REGISTRATION NO.
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+ 760753
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+ following
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+ NINE
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+ special
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+ listed
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+ below
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+ which
1488
+ are
1489
+ Note: Enclosed is a "fax" letter by the manufacturer,
1490
+ confirming
1491
+ their
1492
+ these assignments.
1493
+ Thank you.
1494
+ 082491212072
1495
+ 590.00 09/05/200:
1496
+ A PLEASE HAND CONFIRMATION OF RESERVATION LETTER TO ARTC - PUBLIC DOCUMENTS ROOM.
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+ i PLEASE HAND CANAL FOAMESS TOLL - PUBLIC DOCUMENTS ROOM.
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+ Thank you,
1499
+ AERO RECORDS A TITLE CO. GJaalee..
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+ By: LISA
1501
+ THOMAS GASKIN/Senior Administrator, Special Services
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+ Fee Attached: 590.0%
1503
+ CC:
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+ Carl Kress
1505
+ Keystone Helicopter Corp.
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+ EFTA00151023
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+
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+ FILE! 3 TH FAA
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+ AIRCRAFT 5:: STRATION BR
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+ 2008 SEP 5 AM 11 51
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+ OKLAH. «A CITY
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+ OKLATOMA
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+ Date: Mon, 30 Dec 2019 19:41:49 +0000
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+ Importance: Normal
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+ Attachments: Copy_of_Copy_of_847e258d-b32d-4435-8e0d-8f2641969bc2.xIsx
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+ To: "l
3
+ (NY) (FBI)" 4
4
+ (NY) (FBI)" ≤
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+ P.
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+ Cc: "
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+ (NYPD)" ≤
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+ Subject: RE: Maxwell trial tomorrow
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+ Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2021 12:34:27 +0000
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+ Importance: Normal
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+ (NY) (FBI)"
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+ (NY) (FBD)" <
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+ P
14
+ Hey ladies,
15
+ Feel free to come up when you guys are here. We are upstairs on 9.
16
+ From:
17
+ To:
18
+ (NY) (FBI) <
19
+ Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2021 8:49 PM
20
+ (NY) (FBI) <
21
+ (NY) (FBI) <
22
+ Cc:
23
+ (NYPD) <
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+ Subject: Re: Maxwell trial tomorrow
25
+ Sounds good! See you in the AM!
26
+ From: |
27
+ To:
28
+ | (NY) (FBI) <
29
+ Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2021 8:45:06 PM
30
+ (NY) (FBI) <
31
+ (NY) (FBI) <
32
+ Cc:
33
+ (NYPD) <
34
+ Subject: Re: Maxwell trial tomorrow
35
+ Sounds great, thanks for the info
36
+ From:
37
+ (NY) (FBI) <
38
+ Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2021 8:42:57 PM
39
+ To:
40
+ (NY) (FBI) /
41
+ (NY) (FBI) /
42
+ Cc:
43
+ (NYPD) <
44
+ Subject: Re: Maxwell trial tomorrow
45
+ Received. Thank you
46
+ I See you all then!
47
+ V/R,
48
+ Special Agent
49
+ FBI-NYO
50
+ (NY) (FBI) <
51
+ (NY) (FBI) <
52
+ See you all tomorrow!
53
+ (NY) (FBI) <
54
+ From:
55
+ (NY) (FBI) <|
56
+ Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2021 8:37:40 PM
57
+ To: l
58
+ (NY) (FB1) 4
59
+ (NY) (FBI) <
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+ EFTA00155667
61
+
62
+ (NY) (FBI) /
63
+ Cc:
64
+ |(NYPD) <
65
+ Subject: Fwd: Maxwell trial tomorrow
66
+ FYI see below...
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+ Let's plan to meet at the office at 745 to finalize logistics for tomorrow.
68
+ will be witness #1.
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+ and , his attorney may contact one of you in the morning to escort him to the
70
+ 2nd floor witness room from the courthouse side entrance. Depending on timing it may make sense to split and have
71
+ go with one of you to pick up
72
+ • will be witness #2. She will need to be at the US Attorneys Office by 10am. You will go through 2 checkpoints to get
73
+ to the office. We can chat more about this in the am. She is staying at the
74
+ midtown.
75
+ Have a good night and see you in the morning.
76
+ Thanks for your help!
77
+ Special Agent |
78
+ FBI New York Field Office
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+ Child Exploitation/Human Trafficking
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+ From: |
81
+ Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2021 8:05:16 PM
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+ To:
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+ (NY) (FBI) <
84
+ Cc:|
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+ (NYPD) <
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+ (USANYS) [Contractor] ‹
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+ P:
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+ (USMS) <
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+ Subject: [EXTERNAL EMAIL] - Re: Maxwell trial tomorrow
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+ | (USANYS) [Contractor]
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+ The transport agents should call our security staff at
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+ • when they arrive at the first checkpoint as
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+ they will need our security staff to escort them and the witnesses into our building.
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+ Our CSOs will be outside when your agents arrive to expedite the entry. The transport agents will have a
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+ reserved spot each day at our building. They can use your the loading dock entrance or enter through the double
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+ doors under the bridge with the witnesses. All witnesses will be screened before they can proceed to the third
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+ floor holding rooms. The witnesses should not have any electronic devices including cell phones.
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+ ***Agents are prohibited from carrying weapons into the courthouse. ***All weapons must be secured at the
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+ U.S. Attorney's Office or the FBI NYO.
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+ Our CSOs will grant the transport agents and witnesses access to the 3rd floor bridge, however the transport
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+ agents must contact the Marshals Service CSOs Foley Operations desk at
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+ Ito take the witnesses
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+ to the courtroom. This protocol is being implemented to avoid the witnesses encountering
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+ jurors. Please make sure that the transport agents leave enough time to make it from our building to
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+ the courtroom.
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+ EFTA00155668
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+
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+ The day tour CSO United States Marshal supervisor is
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+ Supervisor with overall supervisory responsibility for the Maxwell trial is
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+ The Deputy United States Marshal
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+ They can also reach me at
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+ in the event of any issues.
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+ All my best, and good luck
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+ On Nov 28, 2021, at 16:13,
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+ • wrote:
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+ Hi
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+ I wanted to connect with you regarding transporting witnesses over the bridge. Agents will be driving a few witnesses
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+ and parking under the building. Are there key cards agents need to receive to have access or will someone be present at
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+ all times to transport them back and forth over the bridge? Just want to get this squared away before tomorrow
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+ morning. Our first transport over the bridge will likely be around 10am.
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+ Feel free to give me a call if that's easier as well.
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+ Thanks,
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+ Special Agent
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+ FBI New York Field Office
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+ Child Exploitation/Human Trafficking
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+ Cell: |
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+ EFTA00155669