Tracy Chapell, a Federal Express senior paralegal, authenticated invoice records and explained their entries on Day 9. Cross-examination addressed the sender field and her verification of several hundred defense-provided invoices against paper originals.
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Tracy Chapell
Federal Express senior paralegal responsible for subpoena and records responses.
AppearedFederal Criminal Trial
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Tracy Chapell, a Federal Express senior paralegal, testified on Day 9 about how FedEx generated and retained invoices in the ordinary course of business. She authenticated three invoices from Jeffrey E. Epstein's account, and the court admitted sealed and public versions of the exhibits.
On direct examination, Chapell identified invoice entries that included listed senders, addresses, recipient first names, destinations, and shipment dates.
On cross-examination, defense counsel compared invoices listing Carolyn or Cardine as senders with other entries listing G. Maxwell as sender to different recipients. Chapell said the sender information came from the FedEx slip attached to each package and that she had verified several hundred defense-provided invoices against paper originals. The court admitted Defendant's Exhibit TC-1 under temporary seal pending narrow redactions.
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