Nicola Talent

So what basically the conversations between Citric and Tweed is that this is what they might come back and say, the media, but these allegations were not proven in court.

So that's, you know, they're trying to weigh up

you know, who's in the winning seat.

This is a kind of a game nearly that they're going to play with the media to see what they can get.

So he tells Epstein that Tweed guessed the papers would say you're on the sex offenders list.

But he wants to think about that.

I said that didn't cut it in my view.

the one does not equate to the other.

So in other words, he's on the sex offenders list in the US.

That doesn't make you a paedophile.

That doesn't make you a paedophile, okay?

So they're working out their strategy.

You know, it doesn't... And Epstein actually responds and says there's no truth in any of this.

You know, he copies in another lawyer at this stage.

So anyway, Epstein tells Tweed and Citric that I do not want to start a fight over the girl.

It's a prescription for rebuttal and an encouragement for them to claim others so-and-so.

So really he's sort of, you know, trying to work out a strategy.

They're trying to work out what they say

you know, how they handled their response to the media publishing this and what the media might say back to them and how they'll handle that.

They're trying to shut it down.