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"She rang the doorbell, Mrs. Epstein opened the door and they had a friendly conversation," Assistant Public Defender Anand Sundaram said. "There was no confrontation."
In a handwritten statement that Kearney gave to police, she said she traveled to Chicago to find Epstein and brought the backpack and banner with her to the home as a gift for his son, prosecutors said. She said she had been to Fenway Park several times when Epstein was with the Red Sox. She once tried to bring him food from Burger King at the stadium's executive offices.
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