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      Case 1:19-cv-07625-AJN-DCF       Document 30   Filed 11/15/19   Page 1 of 4




UNITED STATESDISTRICTCOURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICTOF NEW YORK

VE,

                         Plaintiff,
             v.

DARREN K.INDYKEAND RICHARD D.KAHN, Case No.1:19-cv-07625-AJN
ASJOINTPERSONALREPRESENTATIVESOF
THEESTATEOF JEFFREY E.EPSTEIN,NINE
EAST71st STREET,CORPORATION,FINANCIAL
TRUSTCOMPANY,INC.  ,NES,LLC,
                         Defendants.




         DEFENDANTS’MEMORANDUM OFLAW IN RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFF’S
              MOTION FOR LEAVE TO PROCEED ANONYMOUSLY
     Case 1:19-cv-07625-AJN-DCF               Document 30         Filed 11/15/19       Page 2 of 4




        Defendants Darren K.Indyke and Richard D.Kahn,Co-Executors of the Estate of Jeffrey

E.Epstein (incorrectlynamed herein as “Joint Personal Representatives”of the Estate of Jeffrey

E.Epstein),Nine East 71st Street,Corporation,Financial Trust Company,Inc.
                                                                        ,and NES,LLC

(together,“Defendants”),by their attorneys,submit this memorandum of law in response to

Plaintiff’s Motion For Leave To Proceed Anonymously(the Motion)(ECF #4):

                                             ARGUMENT

        Defendants do not object to Plaintiff proceeding under a pseudonym to prevent the

disclosure of her identityto the general public.However,this response is necessaryfor two

separate reasons.

        First,Plaintiff’s Motion asserts numerous unproven statements,couched as facts already

in evidence,as well as conclusions of law.Defendants object to these unproven and conclusory

assertions.In anyevent,the Court does not need to consider suchassertions to resolve Plaintiff’s

Motion.

        Second,it is imperative that Plaintiff’s desire to shield her identityfrom the general

public not come at the expense of Defendants’fundamental right to fullyand fairlyrespond to

Plaintiff’s allegations in her Complaint.Therefore,Defendants respectfullyrequest that

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