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Ghislaine Maxwell Thinks That Jeffrey Epstein Was Murdered (5/4/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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  Ghlaine Maxwell's brother back in December of twenty twenty one,
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  came out and said that Glaine Maxwell believed that Jeffrey
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  Epstein was murdered while he was in jail. Now Glen
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  Maxwell also believes that her father, Robert Maxwell, was murdered
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  as well. According to her brother Ian, he doesn't share
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  the same belief about her father. He thinks it's a
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  conspiracy theory and that his father fell off the boat
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  while he was having a whiz. I have my doubts
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  about all of it, but without any evidence, you know,
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  to prove one way or the other, we're all left
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  with speculation and opinion. And my opinion is there is
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  way too much coincidence here, whether it be Epstein or
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  Robert Maxwell for me to just accept the official narrative
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  without any evidence. When we're talking about Robert Maxwell, a
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  little bit more difficult to provide evidence. Right he was
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  on a boat. There's no cameras, the perfect place for
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  somebody to do something devious, if that's what they're looking
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  to do. Jeffrey Epstein, however, in the custody of the
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  United States government, should be cameras all over the place,
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  should be cameras focused on the cell. There was not.
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  The guards should be watching Epstein, right they were not.
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  I mean, the guards are still going to do their
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  rounds and stuff at the very least, right. No, that
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  didn't happen either, And then afterwards we come to find
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  out that the video doesn't even exist. For the first
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  alleged attempt on Jeffrey Epstein's life, whether it be at
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  his own hands or at the hands of TARTAGLIONI. So
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  all of these coincidences all coming together as far as
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  Jeffrey Epstein's concerned, leads me to believe that there is
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  something else here. Now. I am more than willing to
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  believe the evidence, whatever it is. If the evidence is
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  legit and presented, and it says that Jeffrey Epstein, without
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  a doubt killed himself, I am more than willing to
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  admit that and say, all right, this guy killed himself.
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  But that still doesn't answer the question of why he
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  was put in a position where he could either a
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  kill himself or be killed by someone else by the
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  Bureau of Prisons. He should have never been left alone.
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  He should have been on suicide watch. He should have
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  never been in a jail cell with Nicholas TARTAGLIONI. We
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  can go on and on and on by how many
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  different areas the Department of Justice screwed up in here.
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  And this is all very basic stuff if we know
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  about it, right, If you and I are sitting here
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  looking at a situation, and we say to ourselves, man,
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  Jeffrey Epstein probably shouldn't be in a jail cell with
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  a guy who is, you know, looking at four homicides.
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  You mean to tell me that whoever the boss is
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  over at the jail itself doesn't look at it the
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  same way. It's just like with Whitey Bulger. You mean
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  to tell me that they had no idea what they
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  were doing when they shipped his ass down to Hazelton.
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  Of course they did, but they'll say they didn't say, oh, well,
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  look it was just a lapse, it was an error
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  in judgment, or you know, the system failed us. But
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  somebody told those dudes that Whitey Bulger was showing up there.
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  Somehow those guys were able to get out of the
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  cell at the proper time, right, But yeah, it's all
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  just a coincidence there as well. The problem is the
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  whole entire Bureau of Prisons is broken. It's a gigantic
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  as dumpster fire, and it needs to be audited and
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  fixed from the top down. Today we have an article
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  from the New York Post headline Glenn Maxwell's brother says
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  she believes Jeffrey Epstein was murdered. This article was authored
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  by Kerry J. Byrne. Glenn Maxwell believes that Jeffrey Epstein
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  was murdered, her brother Ian suggested in an interview with
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  Spectators Americano podcast. He also railed against US authorities and
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  staunched at Lunchly maintained his sister's innocence in the twenty
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  four minute exchange. So her family came out swinging when
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  all of this first was breaking. When Glenn Maxwell was
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  first arrested and first charged, her family came out with
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  all kinds of commentary about how they support her, about
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  how she's innocent, she would never do anything like that.
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  But the reality is they weren't around while she was
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  hanging out with Epstein, and they have no idea what
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  she was up to, but they wanted to save face,
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  right they know this looks bad for the whole family.
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  I mean, having a diddler in the family. Certainly not
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  a good look, especially considering we're talking about a family
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  that is not held in the highest regard to begin with.
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  You know, when your dad steals from pensioneers, usually a
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  bad look. It also happens one of the conspiracy theories
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  about my father is that he was murdered rather than
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  committed suicide or died by accident. In Maxwell told interviewer
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  Freddie Gray. Of all my siblings, Glaine is the only
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  one who happens to believe he was murdered. I would
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  venture to think that she also thinks that Epstein was murdered. Look,
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  when we're talking about a guy like Robert Maxwell, he
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  was most assuredly connected to intelligence. There were a lot
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  of people who had a reason to want Robert Maxwell dead. Now,
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  I'm not saying that's exactly what happened on that boat.
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  I do not know. Nobody does. We're all just speculating.
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  But for me, when you look at the whole situation
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  around Robert Maxwell's death, the circumstances, it's the perfect time
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  for somebody who wants to cause him harm to do
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  so and get away with it. Right, you can use
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  the veil of he committed suicide. He was under all
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  of this pressure, he couldn't deal with it, and he
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  decided to commit suicide. Or on the flip side, some
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  intelligence agency knew that he was in trouble and didn't
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  want him spilling the beans about his operations and behavior
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  with them, so they had to tie up a loose end.
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  They had to burn an asset. What that's so out
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  of this realm of possibility over here. We're talking about
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  the intelligence services, some of the most smarmy, not given
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  f people on this whole entire planet. British tycoon Robert
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  Maxwell died under mysterious circumstances while yachting off the coast
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  of Spain in nineteen ninety one, with heart attack and
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  accidental drowning the official causes of death. Now, Robert Maxwell's
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  body fell off that boat and was floating around in
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  the waters here off of the Canary Islands, a place
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  filled with sharks, and this dude was so corrupt, so disgusting,
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  that even the sharks didn't want to eat them. Glenn
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  Maxwell's partner in alleged crime, Epstein, died in New York
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  jail cell in August of twenty nineteen while awaiting trial
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  on child sex trafficking charges. Authorities rules he committed sue suicide,
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  though Maxwell scoffed at the idea, She's not the only one.
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  And look who knows Jeffrey Epstein better than Glenn Maxwell.
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  If she doesn't believe he committed suicide, his lawyer doesn't
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  believe he committed suicide. The lady who was dating at
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  the time didn't believe he committed suicide. He didn't act
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  suicidal to anyone he was talking to. Then why would
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  I just accept on its face that that's what happened. Now,
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  if it was, if we had the cameras, if we
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  had all of the stuff working, if we had, you know,
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  not a perfect storm of quote unquote coincidences, I'd be
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  more inclined to believe that this man killed himself because,
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  guess what, nobody wants to look at the prospect of
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  spending their whole life in prison. So, yeah, killing yourself
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  might sound like a good way out. So it's not
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  out of the realm of possibility that this man would
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  want to kill himself. I certainly understand why you would
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  want to do that in his situation, but that doesn't
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  automatically mean that's what he did. And let's remember, at
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  this lock up where he was at, nobody had committed
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  suicide there since like the nineties, So it's not like
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  it was something that happens all the time. It's not
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  like it's a prevalent situation. And to write it off
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  as oh, well, the circumstances and conditions there were so
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  bad he killed himself is a little too much for me.
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  I'm not wholly convinced that he killed himself. It's not
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  been very well explained how a man under twenty four
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  to seven guard could somehow die on us watch. Maxwell
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  said he has not talked to his sister since June
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  twenty nineteen, he claimed, when the family gathered to celebrate
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  what would have been their father's ninety sixth birthday. But
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  he and his siblings have been able to communicate with
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  Glaine in jail via her attorneys. You see, this has
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  always been for the Maxwell family to save face, not
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  about they care about Glaine Maxwell. They weren't even in
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  her life for all of these years. Then all of
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  a sudden they show back up when she's in trouble
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  and act like an authority about what happened while she
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  was with Epstein. Yeah, that's not gonna cut it for me.
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  The family has vigorously defended Glaane since she was arrested
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  in July of twenty twenty for allegedly funneling underage girls
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  to Epstein in a tawdry sex ring for the global elite.
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  She is currently facing trial in Manhattan court. You know
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  it's funny, he says it in the article sex ring
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  for the global elite. Yet we don't have any other
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  global elite caught up, do we? Seems like everybody is
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  scared to bring up the rest of the global elite
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  who were involved in this shit. Well, guess what, We're
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  never going to shy away from that here on this podcast.
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  The case against her is really a case against Jeffrey
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  Epstein that's been reversed, engineered post his death against my sister.
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  Maxwell said, it's been driven from the start by a
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  combination of enormous embarrassment on the part of US legal
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  authorities on the one hand, and by the greed of
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  lawyers for the accused on the other hand. That was
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  whipped up tremendous fury against my sister that has totally
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  trashed her presumption of innocence and led to her being
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  jailed for more than five hundred and twenty five days
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  in isolation, treated as guilty before any trial. Well, would
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  you rather her have been in general population so that
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  you guys can cry about her getting hurt in there
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  or assaulted or whatever. It's always been a ridiculous argument
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  that Glene Maxwell or her family would think that Epstein
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  got murdered in jail, but at the same time they
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  want her in general population. Does anyone believe any of
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  that nonsense? Seems to me all they want to do
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  is complain it's a first world country like the United States.
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  It's a disgrace. America must be held to account for
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  what happened here. Imagine this dude thinking America must be
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  held to account when his sister is a child molester,
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  a sex trafficker, and an abuser of young girls and women.
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  It takes a whole lot of coynes to try and
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  say that any anybody else needs to be held to
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  account when you're related to Glaine Maxwell. All right, folks,
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  that's gonna do it for this episode. If you'd like
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  to contact me, you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi
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