Day 2 - November 30, 2021
Juror 58 was excused, Visoski completed his testimony, and Jane began direct examination.
Full day summary
2. Lawrence Visoski — Direct/Cross/Redirect (Continued)
Lawrence Visoski described Epstein's properties, aircraft travel, and Maxwell's office role before testifying about remembered passengers and the limits of his observations.
Highlights
Lawrence Visoski — Directtestimony highlightVisoski testified that Maxwell was second in Epstein's workplace hierarchy and handled finances, his expenses, and office spending.Lawrence Visoski — Crosstestimony highlightVisoski said he never saw sexual activity on the planes and could not see the cabin while cockpit doors were closed during flight.
3. Jane — Direct/Cross
Jane’s direct examination continued with testimony about alleged abuse, delayed disclosure, later reporting, and privacy concerns before cross-examination began.
Highlights
Jane — Directtestimony highlightJane testified that she first had sexual contact with Jeffrey Epstein at age 14 and identified Ghislaine Maxwell as the person most frequently in the room during that period.Jane — Direct“Well, it made me feel confused because that did not feel normal to me; I'd never seen anything like this or felt any of this, and it was very embarrassing. You know, it's all these mixed emotions. When you're 14, you have no idea what's going on.”— JaneJane described her response to the conduct she said occurred when Maxwell and Epstein were present.Jane — Direct Resumedtestimony highlightJane explained that shame, confusion, and fear of getting in trouble kept her from telling her mother about the alleged abuse.Jane — Direct Resumed“Because I felt very ashamed, I felt very disgusted, I was confused, I didn't know if it was my fault, and my mother and I did not have that kind of a relationship.”— JaneJane explained why she did not disclose the alleged abuse to her mother during the relevant years.