A New York-based federal court directed the legal team of Ghislaine Maxwell to comb through her email correspondence for certain explicit terms and high-profile names linked with the legal case brought forward by Jeffrey Epstein accuser, Virginia Giuffre. Court documents revealed a push and pull dialogue between lawyers on both ends, with Giuffre's team keen on highlighting notable names within Maxwell's circle, notably the character of a certain British royal.

The courtroom discussion thickened around a selection of words such as 'nipple,' 'schoolgirl,' 'servitude,' and other sexually suggestive phrases. In particular, the term 'massage' underwent scrutiny, since it was allegedly used by Epstein as a code word for sexual encounters with his young female employees who were presented as massage therapists, as detailed by one of Epstein's accusers whose statements have been disclosed.

However, Maxwell’s legal representatives rebuffed an excess of one hundred proposed names, incorporating a series of Epstein accusers, associates and other related persons, stating that these monikers were so commonly-used that they would likely lead to the flagging of irrelevant messages. They also disputed the search of 'common words,' names of attorneys, and other trigger terms.

According to the defense team, the name 'Bill' did not only represent a common name but could additionally yield receipts corresponding to every bill received, dispatched, or discussed by their client. Digital forensics expert Frank Thornton reports that such discord over the parameters of the search terms is fairly routine in the context of a legal dispute.

A New York-based federal court directed the legal team of Ghislaine Maxwell to comb through her email correspondence for certain explicit terms and high-profile names linked with the legal case brought forward by Jeffrey Epstein accuser, Virginia Giuffre. Court documents revealed a push and pull dialogue between lawyers on both ends, with Giuffre's team keen on highlighting notable names within Maxwell's circle, notably the character of a certain British royal.
The courtroom discussion thickened around a selection of words such as 'nipple,' 'schoolgirl,' 'servitude,' and other sexually suggestive phrases. In particular, the term 'massage' underwent scrutiny, since it was allegedly used by Epstein as a code word for sexual encounters with his young female employees who were presented as massage therapists, as detailed by one of Epstein's accusers whose statements have been disclosed.
However, Maxwell’s legal representatives rebuffed an excess of one hundred proposed names, incorporating a series of Epstein accusers, associates and other related persons, stating that these monikers were so commonly-used that they would likely lead to the flagging of irrelevant messages. They also disputed the search of 'common words,' names of attorneys, and other trigger terms.
According to the defense team, the name 'Bill' did not only represent a common name but could additionally yield receipts corresponding to every bill received, dispatched, or discussed by their client. Digital forensics expert Frank Thornton reports that such discord over the parameters of the search terms is fairly routine in the context of a legal dispute.

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