Janice Swain testified about arrangements for Annie Farmer's travel, including Jeffrey Epstein's statement that Ghislaine Maxwell would chaperone a New Mexico trip, and described Farmer's demeanor afterward. On cross-examination, Swain said she had never met or spoken with Maxwell and did not know what Maxwell knew about the trip.
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Janice Swain
Sales representative and mother of Annie Farmer and Maria Farmer.
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Janice Swain testified for the government about Annie Farmer's family circumstances, education, and travel in 1995 and 1996. She said Jeffrey Epstein called about trips to New York and New Mexico, described the New Mexico trip as an educational gathering, and said Ghislaine Maxwell would chaperone the girls.
Swain described Farmer as quiet, withdrawn, and tired after returning from New Mexico. She said Farmer later did not want to discuss what had happened. The Court sustained objections that prevented Swain from identifying who Farmer said paid for a later trip to Thailand and Vietnam.
On cross-examination, Swain said she had never met or spoken with Maxwell and did not know what Maxwell knew about the New Mexico trip. After the Court permitted limited questions about Epstein, Swain said he had not discussed Maxwell with her or told her that he manipulated people. The defense also questioned her about Farmer's later travel, work, and education.
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