Case 1:19-cv-03377-LAP Document 36-4 Filed 07/03/19 Page 3 of 6 Ms. Virginia Roberts Giuffre as a Witness in the Crime Victims Rights Act Case 17. One witness who became available to Mr. Edwards and me in the CVRA case was Ms. Virginia Roberts Giuffre. She had previously fled to Australia to escape from Mr. Epstein’s sexual abuse. But at some point, in around spring 2014, we learned that she was in the United States and was willing to provide testimony in our CVRA case. 18. Because the CVRA case continues to be litigated today, nothing in this affidavit is intended to disclose — nor does it disclose — any confidential communications we received from Ms. Giuffre. However, I can report that in approximately May, 2014, I flew from Utah to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where Mr. Edwards and I conducted a full-day interview of Ms. Giuffre to learn what evidence she had and to determine whether it was credible, 19. Without going into specific lawyer-client communications that we had with our client, Mr. Edwards and | determined that Ms. Giuffre’s allegations of having been sexually abused by Epstein were credible. Ms. Giuffre also said that she had been sexually abused by Mr. Dershowitz. Mr. Edwards and I determined, based on that interview and subsequent careful follow-up, that her allegations were credible and were relevant to our allegations of improper influences affecting the Epstein plea negotiations. 20. Ms. Giuffre also credibly alleged that she had been sexually abused by other rich and powerful friends of Epstein. It appears that she had civil claims that she could file against Epstein’s friends. However, because I am law professor with limited litigation resources, I recommended to Mr. Edwards that we should attempt to locate additional litigation support before pursuing lawsuits against abusers who could be expected to marshal considerable financial and other resources in response. 21. Mr. Edwards agreed and ultimately discussed the civil cases with Mr. David