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Prosecutors Ask Judge Nathan To Give Maxwell The Max Sentence · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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Glenn Maxwell and her team were asking for a super
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light sentence at the upcoming sentencing next week, and they
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ask for the absurd number of roughly five years. Now,
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anyone with a brain in their head understands that five
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years for her is one of the most ludicrous asks
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of this century. This lady needs to do at least
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twenty five thirty years at least, and thankfully the federal
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government agrees, because the Feds in their written response to
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the Maxwell team, well they came out and straight upset it.
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She deserves at least thirty in prison. And I think
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that reflects the mood of the whole entire world. For
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the most part. People are tired of people like Maxwell
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getting away with shit like this on a regular basis.
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These kind of people get off and it's been going
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on for way too long, and finally one of them
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gets caught up, one of them is being held accountable,
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and her lawyers think she should get less time than
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a seventy year old man who is engaging in quote
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unquote illegal sports gambling. Tell me how that makes sense,
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because it does not. I mean, look, folks, there's a
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five year mandatory sentence. If you get caught with crack
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rock the same amount of cocaine, well you'll probably just
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get probation. But if you get caught with crack rock,
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you have mandatory five federally. So you mean to tell
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me Maxwell should get less time than somebody who gets
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caught with some crack And then you wonder why I
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talk about the two tier justice system with such rancor.
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It's disgusting and it's gross, and people like Maxwell have
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been able to manipulate the system and game the system
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for way too long. Well, hopefully that party is coming
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to an end. Today we have an article from ABC
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News headline Feds Glaine Maxwell deserves at least thirty years
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in prison. This article was authored by Larry Neumeister over
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at the Associated Press. British socialite, co conspirator, general, all
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around scusbag, fellow child abuser and bipedal serpent Glain Maxwell
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should spend at least thirty years in prison for her
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role in the sexual abuse of teenage girls over a
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ten year period by her one time boyfriend co conspirator
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uh you know, uh coboss whatever you want to call him,
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but one time boyfriend. That's so ridiculous. At this point,
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with everything we all know, we're still gonna call her,
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call her his one time girlfriend. Huh okay, financier Jeffrey Epstein,
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you mean pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Boy, we're batting a thousand
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here in this AP article, prosecutors said Wednesday. In written arguments,
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prosecutors said she should serve between thirty years and fifty
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five years in prison, reflecting the federal sentencing guidelines. They
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made their recommendation to the judge who will preside over
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the sentencing on Tuesday in Manhattan Federal Court. Yeah, that's
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right in line with what they should be asking. There's
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no way that she should be doing anything less than
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twenty twenty five years. That's the bare minimum, because even
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then she still has a shot to walk out of
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that jail at some point if she gets twenty right,
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And to me, that's unacceptable. This lady should be in
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prison for the rest of her life. Keith ray Neery,
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same deal, And same with that scumbag R. Kelly and
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any one of these other silly ass rich people who
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think they can get away with abusing poor people any
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time they want. Well, the jig's up for you too.
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People might not have been paying attention before you got
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our attention now. The sixty year old Maxwell was convicted
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in December of sex trafficking and other crimes after a
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month long trial that featured testimony from four women who
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said they were abused in their teens, and four could
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have easily been ten if the SDNY and the federal
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government would have pursued this correctly, could have easily been
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ten twenty women who came forward and gave their account
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of what happened to them. But of course we all
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know that the SDNY, the DOJ, the whole entire idea
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was to forget that this ever happened. Unfortunately for them,
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Epstein got busted a second time. If it wasn't for
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that second arrest, we'd never even be here. None of
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these people that are running around grand standing right now,
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you know, these politic titians or these blue check marks,
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none of them really gave a damn about any of this.
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And if it wasn't for the second time around and
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a cost of being involved, a lot of these people
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still wouldn't have cared. But the fact is this was
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going on for years and years and years right under
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the noses of all these big mouths in New York.
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And I find it ironic whenever any of them get
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out there and try and tell us about other people's
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crimes when we know for a damn fact that Epstein
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and Maxwell were running around right in their district and
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doing this. And you mean to tell me none of
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them knew huh, say Vans and the rest of them. Okay, sure,
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if that's what you want me to believe. Defense lawyers
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said in a sentencing submission last week that she should
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spend no more than five years in prison and shouldn't
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pay for Epstein's crimes since he was the mastermind and
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principal abuser and orchestrated the crimes for his personal gratification.
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Once again, this is such a BS defense. If you're
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the underboss, you're the capo, you're in trouble like everybody
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else's What do you think because El Choppo is in
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trouble that the rest of his people aren't. Everybody had
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their hand in it, right, everybody that was involved, And
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it's no different here. Maxwell and Epstein put this whole
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entire thing into place, and they both were working over
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time to make sure that girls were coming in. How
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much more clear does it have to be? I mean,
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I don't know where's the disconnect here now. Of course,
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her legal team is going to do everything they can
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to make it look like it was all Epstein and
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Maxwell was just along for the ride. But that doesn't
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match what we have heard from the survivors. And like
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I've said from the very beginning, for me, anyway, it's
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bypass the bullshit. Bypass all of these stupid ass journalists
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who think they have an idea of what's going on,
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and listen directly to what the survivors have to say,
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and then using court documents piecing things together, well, you
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come to a place that is very dark and very
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very disturbing. Epstein took his own life in twenty nineteen
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in jail as he awaited a Manhattan federal sex trafficking trial. Allegedly,
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but prosecutors said Maxwell played an instrumental role in the
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horrific sexual abuse of multiple young teenage girls between nineteen
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ninety four and two thousand and four at some of
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Epstein's palatial residences. They called her crimes monstrous. Well what
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else would you call them? Because that's exactly what they are.
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A monstrous. What she did to these girls, what these
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girls said she did to them, and then what she
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was convicted of, what else could you possibly call it?
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As part of a disturbing agree with Jeffrey Epstein, Maxwell
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identified groomed and abused multiple victims while she enjoyed a
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life of extraordinary luxury and privilege. In her wake, Maxwell
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left her victims permanently scarred with emotional and psychological injuries,
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prosecutors wrote, and all you have to do is listen
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to what these ladies have to say about their time
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spent with Glene Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, and that'll tell
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you everything you need to know about their mental state.
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And even listen to what the older girls, older women
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had to say about how things broke for them after
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they got caught up in this web. Because while crimes
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against children are the most heinous crimes in the whole world,
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these crimes against women in any regard are sickening. And
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it doesn't matter their age. That damage can never be undone,
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but it can be accounted for in crafting a just
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sentence for Maxwell's crimes, they added. Prosecutors also urged the
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judge to reject Maxwell's pleas for leniency on the grounds
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that she has suffered in extraordinary ways in jail, while
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awaiting trial and afterward. Defense lawyers said she faced death
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threats and harsh conditions that have caused her to lose
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hair and weight. Anyone who is going through a stressful period,
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this is going to occur. You're gonna lose some hair,
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You're gonna lose weight. That's how the body reacts. And
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she's not being treated any worse than anyone else in
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that jail. The problem is she's not being treated like
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she's at the RITZ. And that's a big problem for
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So that's gonna be a big problem for moving forward
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because breaking news, you are not at the RITZ and
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you're never going to be again, if the prosecutors and
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the rest of us have anything to say about it.
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Maxwell's appearance at trial prove these claims were wrong, prosecutors said,
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adding the defendant, the defendant is perfectly healthy with a
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full head of hair. Okay, They said, Maxwell has enjoyed
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remarkable privileges as a high profile inmate that vastly exceeded
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the benefits according to the average inmate. That's a fact,
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and all you have to do again is go talk
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to somebody who did jail time shouldn't be too our defined,
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considering how many of our fellow citizens are locked up
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and used, as you know, slave labor. Basically, just go
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talk to them about their experiences in the system and
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about how shitty their life was. And then you tell
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me about Maxwell. How she had the computer for fourteen hours,
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complete access to her lawyers, nobody around her, the dream
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come true in prison if you ask me, correct, it
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is unsurprising that a woman who had led a life
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of incredible luxury should complain about her life as a prisoner,
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but that fact does not come close to meriting leniency
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at sentencing, much less the extraordinary degree of leniency the
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defendant seeks. I like that language in the response by
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the prosecutors because this is bs. What she's talking about
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here is straight up garbage. Four and a half years,
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I mean, come on. Prosecutors also attacked claims by Maxwell's
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lawyers that she suffered a credible death threat in jail,
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saying that an internal probe of the purported threat revealed
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that an inmate remarked to someone in passing something to
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the effect of I'd kill her if someone paid me
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a million dollars. As a result, they said, someone who
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overheard the remark reported it to the inmate, reported it,
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and the inmate was moved from the housing unit. So
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ament a comment made in passing. Like I said in
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from the beginning of all of this, I doubt it
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was a credible threat. The IRA, Someone's gonna assassinate her
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with a sniper. I mean, really, the IRA. You couldn't
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come up with something more creative. The IRA hasn't been
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involved in violence since the time of troubles has ended.
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So where do you even come up with the IRA?
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Have we been watching too many movies? I know? Again, though,
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these are the same people who told us there was
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a ninja in Jeffrey Epstein's bushes, so I guess any
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BS story is possible with them. They also cited what
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they described as Maxwell's complete failure to address her offense
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conduct and or at her utter lack of remorse. Instead
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of showing even a hint of acceptance or responsibility, the
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defendant makes a desperate attempt to cast blame wherever else
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she can, and it certainly seems like that she really
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hasn't accepted her fate yet. And when you're looking at
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this kind of prison sentence. It behooves you to face
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the reality that you're going away forever and prepare yourself mentally,
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because the second this sentencing happens, folks, listen to me
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when I tell you the party really is over for
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Glenn Maxwell. The whole protected status as an inmate that's
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gonna go by the wayside once she's convicted and sent mainline,
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then hey, that's you know, it's gonna be up to
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the way she conducts herself. What happens from there, because
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the people that she's going to be bunking with, depending
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on where she gets sent, well, they're not going to
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be the friendliest of people. Maxwell's efforts to cast aspersions
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on the motives of the government for prosecuting her and
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her claim that she is being held responsible for Epstein's
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crimes are absurd and offensive. Prosecutors said Maxwell was an
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adult who made her own choices. She made the choice
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to sexually exploit numerous underage girls. She made the choice
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to conspire with Epstein for years, working as partners in
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crime and causing devastating harms the vulnerable victims. They said, man,
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it sounds like I wrote that brief. Huh, very nicely
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done over there, getting things worded correctly, because this is
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how you should be responding to this bullshit that they're
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asking for. Prosecutors said, nearly all of the twenty two
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and a half million in assets that Maxwell claimed in
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a bell proposal that was never granted was given to
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her by Epstein. Well, you know what's so funny, And
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as far as I'm concerned, the prosecution screwed up here.
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If they would have made this a RICO case, they
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could have used that against Maxwell because she would have
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received ill gotten gains, right, and then the second that happens,
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you can freeze all of her money, every single dollar
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she has, even if she is not the main target
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of the operation. Once those RICO predicates are met, then
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it's game time. The federal government has a lot of
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lateral ability to sweep people up in these cases. And
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you might not think that's how it works, but folks,
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let me tell you it is. If you receive one
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dollar in ill gotten gains, you can get caught up
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in a RICO case. But for some reason, the government
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never brought one against Maxwell and Epstein. I'll let you
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figure out what that reason is. The defendant's access to
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wealth enabled her to present herself as a supposedly respectable
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member of society who rubbed shoulders with royalty, presidents and celebrities.
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That same wealth dazzled the girls from struggling families who
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became the defendant and Epstein's victims. Prosecutors said, look, they're
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not wrong, and all of these yutze ass royalty and
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presidents and celebrities. They should be embarrassed. But you have
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to have some kind of you know, self reflection for
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that to occur, some sort of personal moral compass. But
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these people don't care, they don't have that. The sentencing
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submission also included quotes from letters written to the judge
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by women who testified during the trial, including Kate, an
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ex model from Great Britain, who said, the consequences of
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what Maxwell did have been far reaching for me. I
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have struggled with, and eventually triumphed over, substance use disorder.
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I have suffered panic attacks and night terrors with which
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I still struggle. I have suffered low self esteem, loss
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of career opportunities. I have battled greatly with feeling unable
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to trust my own instincts in choosing romantic relationships. She wrote,
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and look, that is pretty much the way it sums
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up for all of these girls, right. All of them
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have suffered greatly because of the behavior of Glenn Maxwell,
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and the thought that Maxwell is going to even think
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about getting a light sentence here is disgusting and hopefully
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it won't be the case. And with the language being
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used by the prosecutor of the prosecutors in this filing,
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it sure seems to me like they're going to try
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and get the full thirty twenty five thirty at least.
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So that's positive and we'll have to see what happens
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next Tuesday, but certainly a positive development here with the
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clapback by the prosecution. All Right, folks, that's gonna do
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