Just a few pages, labeled ‘exhibit GX52’ were mentioned in the prosecution’s case after the judge had warned against ‘needless’ namedropping.
Only the small extract referred to in court will be released as an exhibit under seal, meaning it is visible only to the defense, prosecution and jury.
Damian Williams, a US attorney to Judge Nathan, said in a letter seen by The Telegraph: ‘It is not being offered for the truth of the matters asserted therein, and you may not consider it for that purpose.
Ghislaine Maxwell’s ‘black book’ of contacts thought to include Prince Andrew will not be released | Daily Mail Online
Ghislaine Maxwell’s ‘black book’ of contacts thought to include Prince Andrew will not be released | Daily Mail Online
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