Julie K. Brown

We still don't have the grand jury subpoena that pertains to this record that they obtained from American Airlines.

The record is heavily redacted, except for, of course, my name.

And so it is a little unnerving when you see your name, especially when they have your maiden name, which you don't even use publicly, attached to a grand jury subpoena.

But it appears that they sort of just sloppily did this subpoena.

pertaining to some victims, I suppose.

The date of this grand jury is 2010.

This was a record that they were signing in 2020, which was 10 years later.

So you sort of look at it and say, what the heck were they doing here?

I've been talking to prosecutors today, and they said that they think that they made a mistake with saying it was from a grand jury in 2010.

But what they were probably trying to do, and we don't know for sure, was that they had requested—

All the flight records probably for Maxwell, who we could see in there as part of these records, and some of his victims with probably one of them was Annie.

So her record came up and my name was attached to it because we booked the flight.

We paid for the flight for her, for us to meet up with her and interview her.

I mean, we really don't know for sure, but that seems to be what it is.

But again, this is a product of the fact that they are throwing stuff out there.

I mean, surely this was part of a file that had the grand jury subpoenaed.

next to it, right?

You know, when you do a file, when you're doing something, you put a file and you say, here are all my whatever it is, and then you have everything in the file.

They seem to not be doing that.

They're throwing out the returns of the grand jury.