Plaintiff Jane Doe filed a motion to compel Jeffrey Epstein to answer her first requests for admissions, arguing that his blanket invocation of the Fifth Amendment is improper. The motion lists specific requests for admission related to Epstein's financial status, real estate holdings, and alleged criminal activities, including sexual assault and trafficking. The court is asked to determine the validity of Epstein's Fifth Amendment claims and compel responses.
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