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Mega Edition: Ghislaine Maxwell And Her Lack Of Remorse (6/4/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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Speaker 1: I've always wondered how Jeffrey Epstein and Gilaane Maxwell came
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to be, How was their relationship fostered? Who introduced them?
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Was it on purpose? One thing I can tell you,
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in my opinion, is that there was never any love
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in this quote unquote relationship. I've always thought that it
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was a business arrangement. From the sources that I've spoke with,
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from the information that I've seen, I have never seen
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anything that would point me to them being in love
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with each other. In fact, all signs point to this
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being a business relationship. Today, Forbes has an article out
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talking about how Gillane Maxwell reportedly met Jeffrey Epstein through
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her pops And now we've talked about this previously. The
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Son had an article out talking about how Robert Maxwell
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supposedly bankrolled Jeffrey Epstein. And I've thought that for a
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very long time, right, I've said that for quite some
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time here, that it wasn't only Les Wexner giving Jeffrey
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Epstein money. That's absurd to think that that would be
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the only person that was bankrolling this. This was a vast,
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vast cell of people who had one goal in mind
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setting up this blackmail operation, and in my opinion, Robert
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Maxwell laid the groundwork for it all to start before
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he died. I think that Robert Maxwell played a huge
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role in getting this off the ground, and I think
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he was a key component in bringing Jeffrey Epstein and
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Geelan and Maxwell together. I've said that for quite some time,
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and I still believe that I have seen nothing that
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would change my mind and point me in the direction
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that Jeffrey Epstein was in love with Gilee Maxwell. I'm sorry,
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but that just does not smell like a good meal
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for me. All right, So let's jump in here and
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see what Forbes has to say about it all. Headline
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Gillan Maxwell reportedly met Jeffrey Epstein through her disgraced father,
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author Lazette Voitgo top line gilln Maxwell, alleged recruiter of
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Jeffrey Epstein's sex ring of underage girls, co conspirator, fellow
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child abuser, general all around scumbag, is awaiting trial on
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sex trafficking charges and reportedly met the now dead financier
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pedophile through her father, the tabloid colossus Robert Maxwell. According
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to a new podcast on Epstein's Dark Web of Abuse,
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and he might have been one early source of Epstein's wealth,
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catapulted him into the upper echelon of society. Yeah, it's
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rather obvious that Robert Maxwell had his pocketbook open for
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Jeffrey Epstein, if they were thinking about this black mail ring,
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if they had this plan in place, the blueprint of it,
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while all they needed were the players on the stage.
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And Jeffrey Epstein was the perfect candidate. He already had
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discussing proclivities that were well known, and they knew that
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he was malleable. Enough money here, enough money there, he
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can be scared in the right direction. And then for
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the kicker, you bring in Gilaine Maxwell to make sure
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that everything runs smoothly. See how it all comes together here, folks.
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Key facts. According to the latest episode of Broken Seeking
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Justice podcast, Epstein and Maxwell met as early as nineteen
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eighty eight through her father, said convicted Ponzi schemer Steve Hoffenberg,
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who once worked with Epstein, who also claims for the
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first time that Epstein and Robert Maxwell had business dealings together,
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although the podcast could not corroborate this. Well, there's a
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lot of talk about it, right, There's a lot of whispering,
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a lot of things being said about Robert Maxwell and
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his role in getting all of this off the ground,
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and I think we'll hear more of that as the
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trial gets closer, and if more people obviously are indicted,
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they will have a song to sing. Now, I'm not
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too sure if we're ever gonna really be able to
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pinpoint the origins of this or if we'll just be
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left to speculate as of now, though in my opinion,
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Robert Maxwell played a huge role at the beginning, folks,
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at the beginning of setting this all in motion and
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making sure that somebody that he could trust, a co
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somebody that he knew understood what the goal was, was involved,
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and that somebody was his daughter, Gilaine Maxwell. Two additional
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sources backed up the claim that Robert Maxwell was the
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person who brought his prize daughter together with Epstein, including
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a former Epstein staffer who was told by Gilayne Maxwell
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while she forced them to look at eight albums worth
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of photos from her father's funeral. Look, it's very obvious
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to me anyway, that Gilaine Maxwell learned her craft at
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her father's side, on the knee of her father, while
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you and I were growing up and our fathers were
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teaching us life lessons about you know, whatever it may be.
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Gilaine's father was teaching her how to manipulate, how to scam,
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how to cheat, and had a plot, and those are
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lessons that daddy's little girl obviously took to her black heart.
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Gilaine Maxwell told the staffer that Epstein was someone who
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could take care of her emotionally and was firm that
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his finances weren't the source of her interest, according to
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the podcast, which aligns with reports that the pair dated
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at one point and remained friends. See there's my contention there.
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They might have dated as a cover, but there was
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no love there in my opinion. And again, it wasn't
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about the money like some people have stated, because even
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though Maxwell was disgraced, even though Maxwell lost a bunch
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of money, do you really think that the Maxwell family
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didn't have money squirreled away? Do you think that they
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were left with just nothing? I highly doubt that, folks,
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And I know that Gilain Maxwell had many, many different options,
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many different ways she could have went. But she ended
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up with Jeffrey Epstein. She ended up in that sphere.
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And when all of the information has come out and
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when we have the benefit of hindsight, we see that
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not only did she end up running around with Jeffrey
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Epstein as some lover or a victim as some people
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would like to paint her, we see the true face,
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and that face is Ghilen. Maxwell had a leadership role
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here and was a key component in getting this off
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of the ground. Robert Maxwell might have been a source
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of Epstein's wealth, according to the podcast, citing a twenty
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ten deposition from bookkeeper Maritza Vasquez in a Florida civil
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lawsuit in which she says Maxwell started Epstein's money, a
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claim only previously reported by tabloid The Sun through an
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anonymous source. And it's funny that they mentioned, oh this
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is a tabloid. Well, they might be a tabloid and
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they might talk about some wild shit in other areas,
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but they've done a good job in this Jeffrey Epstein case.
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And it shows you just how much of a dumpster
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fire the legacy media is. They're getting scooped on the
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Epstein case by The Sun. Imagine that. Imagine having all
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the resources of the BBC or CNN or one of
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these other garbage outlets, and you get scooped by the Sun.
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Vask has also said in the deposition that Epstein had
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a relationship with a woman that her father was very wealthy,
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and that's how he started his own money. Of course
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it is godly. Look, so Gilaine Maxwell was set up
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with Jeffrey Epstein through their you know, the the intelligence
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version of match dot com, right, and then she was
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launched into his orbit, was told that she had you know,
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some funds that were uh at her discretion, and her
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and Jeffrey Epstein started laying the groundwork for this criminal enterprise,
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all bankrolled on the back of Robert Maxwell and whatever
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intelligence handlers had their palms on them at the time.
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My guess is the CIA lawyers from Maxwell did not
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respond to a request by Forbes to confirm how she
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met Epstein or if Robert Maxwell was a source of
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Epstein's wealth. Yeah, she's not gonna you know, why would
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she talk about that right now? That would be stupid.
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So if anyone thinks we're gonna get any context from
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Gelaane Maxwell or that she's going to add anything for us,
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you're gonna be waiting for quite some time. Critical quote.
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In addition to these accounts, there's also a photo snapped
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a mere nineteen days after Robert Maxwell's death that intimately
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links Epstein and Gilane, shot at the Plaza Hotel during
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a memorial event for Robert Maxwell. The picture shows Gelane
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and Epstein in conversation. Porter Emily Saul says in the episode,
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wearing a blue silk jacket. Gilayne smiles coyly at Epstein,
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who is seated to her right wearing a white bow
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tie and an enormous grin. It doesn't look like a
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first date. That's because it's not a first date. See.
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I'm really glad that this broken podcast has come out
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and somebody with resources who is honorable like Tara Paulmery,
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is involved because she's going to get to the bottom
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of this kind of stuff, right, She's not going to
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just sit by and let this shit slide. She sees
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it all. Everybody sees it all. The problem is the
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legacy media doesn't have the courage to run it because
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they're still scared of these people, and in some cases
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some of their faves are caught up in it. But
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the fact that Gilain Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, the origin
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story is this love, this love affair that blossomed and
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then they grew apart. It's such bullshit in my opinion. Okay,
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this was and always has been a clinical, surgically precise operation.
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Big number five hundred and ninety million dollars. That's how
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much of pension funds stolen by Robert Maxwell from his
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Mirror Group publishing company went missing after his mysterious nineteen
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ninety one death a presumed drowning after falling from his yacht,
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the Lady Gilain, into the sea off the Canary Islands. Ah,
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it just happens to be that he died on the boat. Huh.
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Another person who just happened to commit suicide around Jeffrey Epstein,
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Gillin Maxwell and the rest of these scoundrels, they really
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think we're that stupid. Now, I don't have any evidence
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that Robert Maxwell didn't commit suicide, But when you look
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at all of the evidence that's lined up, and you
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look at the players on the stage, do you really
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think that it's beyond any of these people to clip
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somebody like Maxwell out at see if they think he's
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going to rat on them or expose a plan, or
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if he has outlived his usefulness. That's what these people do.
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Intelligence agencies burn assets, all of the time, folks, The
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podcast raises questions about where his money got off to
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after he died, since it's never been recovered. At the
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time of his August twenty nineteen death by suicide, Epstein's
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assets totaled five hundred and seventy eight million dollars, and
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Gilain Maxwell had twenty million dollars to her name at
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the time of her July arrest, according to prosecutors. So
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remember what Epstein told everybody, right, he was a forensic
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accountant basically, who worked for the government, who went and
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recovered money for the United States government. We know that
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he was a prolific, prolific money launderer, and we know
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that he had many, many front companies where he could
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stash this money. Now, Robert Maxwell's money still has never
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been found. You mean to tell me that it's out
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of the realm of possibility that Jeffrey Epstein somehow took
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control of that five hundred and ninety million dollars and
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did lord only knows what with it. Not out of
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the realm and possibility in my book, especially considering that
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none of that money was in the bank, none of
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that money was anywhere where the government could seize it.
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And now, remember, folks, we're not dealing with average people here.
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We're dealing with people who are locked into the world
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of spycraft and intrigue. And guys like Robert Maxwell, for
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as repugnant as they are, they know their shit. And
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if you think for a minute that Robert Maxwell went
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to his grave leaving none of that money around for
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the operation or for his kids, well you're being very naive.
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The new episode, Broke and Seeking Justice seeks to unravel
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the tangled mystery surrounding Gielen Maxwell, who's often been referred
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to as Epstein's alleged Madam. Maria Farmer, an alleged Epstein's survivor,
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told the podcast she would drive around Manhattan's Central Park
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with Maxwell in the nineties scouting from models. Maxwell, Farmer said,
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would jump out of the car and invite girls back
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to Epstein's sprawling mansion to audition. And we've heard from
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Maria about all of this stuff, and how she used
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to call them new Biles, and how mean she was,
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and the sort of character that she possessed. This is
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a woman who was obviously obviously reared in a world
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of intrigue. Farmer, who worked the front desk at the
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mansion would sometimes see those girls come in, and told
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the podcast she witnessed a couple of the girls crying
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as they left. In November twenty nineteen, civil lawsuit against
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Epstein's estate farmer claims Epstein and Maxwell assaulted her at
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his New Mexico ranch in nineteen ninety six and describes
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the grooming and recruiting tactics allegedly used by the duo.
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It all goes into it, right. These are all tactics
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that these sort of cells, these intelligence cells, teach you.
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They teach you how to procure assets. In this case,
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those assets, it's disgusting to even say, were little girls
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and girls, and they were used as bait basically for
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this blackmail operation. As of Wednesday, Maxwell is awaiting trial
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in a Brooklyn federal lockup on charges of enticing and
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transporting miners as part of Epstein's alleged sex ring, along
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with commuting committing perjury during her twenty sixteen depositions that
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are part of a defamation case filed by another alleged survivor,
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Virginia Roberts, to which she entered a not guilty plea
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and denied all previous allegations. So one thing that I've
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always wondered here is how is it that R. Kelly
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gets hit with violations of the man Act, but Gilaine
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Maxwell isn't facing man Act violations here, at least not
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in this original set of charges. Now, as you all know,
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I believe that there will be a superseded indictment, and
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I think that more chargers are going to follow. But
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I don't understand how she is not in violation of
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the man Act. Tangent. At a nineteen ninety two Manhattan
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party for Gilaine Maxwell. Maxwell's mother, Betty Maxwell, rumors flew
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that Epstein like schoolgirls, and Gelaine Maxwell was helping him
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find them, with none of the wealthy socialites and attendants
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questioning it. The podcast says, citing former friend and journal
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Christopher Mason. So look, folks, that's just a little bit
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more of the origin story of Gilaane Maxwell. Right now.
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I might be completely wrong again, this is what this
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is my working hypothesis here. I don't have I don't
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have tangible evidence to prove this. I can't give you
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bank statements or anything like that. All I have to
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go on is what we know so far, and by
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putting the pieces of the puzzle together. And when you
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start to put those pieces of the puzzle together, it's
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rather obvious, at least to me, that Robert Maxwell was
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a big part of getting Jeffrey Epstein and Gilaine Maxwell
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together and putting this whole entire operation into play. If
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you'd like to contact me, you could do that at
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Bobby Kapuchi at Protonmeil dot com. That's bo b b
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Y c ap you c CI at Proton. You can
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also find me on Twitter at Bobby Underscore c ap Ucci.
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All right, folks, all of the links that go at
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this episode can be found in the description box. I
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will be that, I will be back. So today we
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have an article from RT dot com. Oh, I know
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the evil Russians, But to tell you the truth, I
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read new sources from all over the world, as you
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all know, and when I stumble across an article, no
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matter really the publication, that strikes home, I'll add that
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bad boy to the catalog. So the same goes here
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for this RT article. And considering this documentary is kind
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of a whitewash of Maxwell, kind of looks like it's
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trying to position her as a victim. I think that
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a nice, rough opinion piece about Maxwell was in order.
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So again this is from RT dot com, headlined Guilty
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or Innocent. Glane Maxwell is a morally bankrupt monster and
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she's exposed in all her horror in Epstein's Shadow documentary.
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This article was authored by Damien Wilson. Sky's new documentary,
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Glane Maxwell. Epstein's Shadow paints a vivid picture of the
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damaged co conspirator general all around scusbag and by pedal serpents,
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infatuation with evil men, and the slavish devotion, slavish devotion
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that had led her to languishing in a New York
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prison awaiting trial. See right off the bat, that whole
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premise is wrong, and you can tell that mister Wilson
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doesn't really follow the case right, He's going off what
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he saw in the documentary. And you know, again it
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is a issue that has been plaguing this case from
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the beginning. Way too much mud, way, way too much
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murk in the water, and not enough people just trying
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to cut their way through that shit to get back
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on the path. And I just it makes me crazy
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over and over to see these same people treading the
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same ground instead of exploring what they really should be
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digging into binge. Watching all three parts of Glene Maxwell
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Epstein's Shadow was a long way from the entertaining experience
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I was expecting. Far from a fast paced body romp
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through the bad behavior of Transatlantic high society. It revealed
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a dark, sordid, and totally corrupt parallel world that left
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me feeling kind of sick. Yeah, hey, welcome to the party, pal.
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I know I used that one a lot, but it's
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apt right. John McClain definitely knew what he was talking about.
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That shit, because I feel like John McClain, and this
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whole entire case is the Nakotomi Plaza building and I'm
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stuck in the air ducts and trying to, you know,
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rid this place of these scoundrels, these vermin and all
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the jerk offs that are on the outside looking in
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are making it difficult. So I get it, right, I
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get it when you feel kind of sick, because this
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whole entire case is sick. The whole entire structure of
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it's sick, and the way it's been pursued is just
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as sick. One thing the author does get right, though,
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is this most certainly was a Transatlantic conspiracy, criminal of
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the higher echelon's upper society and some of the most
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powerful men in the world. Point blank, that's exactly what
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this was. Let's just call it what it is. Let's
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avoid all the bs, let's sidestep all the stupid ass
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you know, naming of things that aren't, and let's just
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call it what it is. Whether it was pump priming
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innocent teenagers from massages and sex with her naked boyfriend
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co conspirator, promising the world to wide eyed schoolgirls, she
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was attempting to lure into their debauched orbit, launching a
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bonker's global campaign to sell off the world's oceans, or
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climbing the social ladder like a well dressed gecko. Not
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for a minute did I warm to Robert Maxwell's youngest daughter. Well,
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that's what most right thinking people will walk away from
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this feeling, right, But I can't shake the feeling that
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it's kind of a pump of Maxwell. Right. They didn't
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go hard enough. And that's why whenever I get contacted
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by mainstream journalists or documentarians, a lot of times I
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won't even give them a response honestly, because I for what,
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right for what? So they can produce a project that
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treads over the same old ground we've been running around
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for all these years. They got to be more brave,
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have more courage, and dig deeper and be willing to
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go into places nobody else is willing to go. Look
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all of these documentaries that have come out, how many
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of them have explored the allegations that Virginia has made
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against the powerful, powerful, powerful men who she says she
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was trafficked to have any of them dug deep, Leon Black,
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Lenn Dubin, Bill Richardson. Where's all of that sort of
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hard charging reporting? I mean, I realized that the divisiveness
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sells better. I realized that having everybody at each other's
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throats is the better way to sell papers and the
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better way to govern for the criminals in charge, but
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for the actual populace, you know, us, who are being
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manipulated by not so good so the legacy media, with
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all their money, all of their resources, all of their access,
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can't pony up enough courage to really dig deep, to
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go after all of these disgusting ass super elite who
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they say that they hate, but in reality who they
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aspire to be. So I have no sympathy for her
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as she languishes in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center, denied bell
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and awaiting trial on charges related to the sex trafficking
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of minors for her former boyfriend and co conspirator and
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general all around scusbag and pedophile and sex beast Jeffrey Epstein.
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The trial is expected to start in November this year.
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I don't know how anyone could have sympathy for her, honestly, Look,
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I get it. Due process is probably one of the
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most important things for any of us, right and until
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you're convicted, you are innocent, and Gilaine Maxwell, under the law,
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is still innocent. So there's a certain level of treatment
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that people should get, and I'm completely on board with that.
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I mean, I don't know how much more clear I
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can be about how disgusted I am about the justice
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system as a whole. But that said, Gilainne Maxwell and
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her friends, they're the ones who set these rules. They're
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the ones that put the chest pieces on the board.
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Now they have to live with them, because I don't
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want to hear about how rough she had it in
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prison or how bad it is in lock up. That's
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what lock up's supposed to be, and there's zero chance
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that my heartstrings get tugged on by somebody like Gillane Maxwell,
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who is facing the charges she's facing, with all of
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the mountains of evidence laid up against her. So no,
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I don't feel any sympathy for her at all. In
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Maxwell's case, she avoided embarrassing legal questions. Oh excuse me,
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we got ahead of ourselves, folks. Let's back up here.
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There are many who don't expect that to happen. Of course, because,
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as this thorough documentary documentary is at pains to point out,
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the wealthy and powerful aren't subject subject to the same
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rules as the rest of us. There is generally a
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legal technicality, a plea bargain to be struck, or the
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friend of a friend prepared to look the other way
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to get someone off the hook. Well, what do you know,
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who does that sound like? Who's been telling you folks
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that forever? A technicality, you know, a loophole. We got
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ourselves a rich, powerful buddy who's gonna step in, while
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the rest of us are, you know, put up against
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the wall, drag out of our cars, and you know,
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treated like general shit by the authorities. But if you
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got a couple of bucks, it doesn't matter what you're
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alleged to have done, It doesn't matter what sort of
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criminal enterprise you're engaging in, because at the end of
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the day, the only sin to these people, folks, is
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if you're broke. In Maxwell's case, she avoided embarrassing legal
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questions once before, when in two thousand and eight, Epstein
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thwarted an FBI investigation in Palm Beach, Florida, and avoided
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a guilty and pleaded guilty to state charges of soliciting
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minors for prostitution, copying a soft day release stretch of
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eighteen months for himself. He also secured immunity for prosecution
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for any co conspirators to his crimes, namely Glaine, and
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all of that stuff, right, all of that stuff is
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part of the overall issue. Look at things piece by
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piece here ala carte. You can write it off as well,
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the system just failed. But when you put everything together
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and you have the whole entire puzzle built in front
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of you, it's a different picture entirely, and it's much
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much sinister, much more devious, and folks downright terrifying. Honestly.
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While the FBI probe did come back to bite the
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financier pedophile Epstein is now dead, having apparently chosen suicide
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allegedly by his prison cells orange bed sheets, rather than
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trial by Jerry, So we will never know the whole
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story now only as former lover co conspirator remains to
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face the music, and as a number of legal experts
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predicted in the documentary, we could well see Maxwell adopt
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the strategy of blaming Epstein for everything without fear of
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his denial. That's what's gonna happen. You've already seen them
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set themselves up for that. Oh, Gilaine, she was just
29:05
a shrinking violet. She was just a rose on the vine.
29:10
She had nothing to do with it. She could never
29:12
do anything. This evil badge hack shut up. That's really
29:18
what I want to say to them, and that's what
29:21
the Jerry is going to say to them too. I
29:22
believe there's so much evidence going the other way that
29:27
the profile they're going to try and build of Guilaine
29:30
is going to be shattered in a million pieces. And
29:34
any halfway competent prosecutor should do a absolute happy dance
29:42
all over these people. So I guess that means hopefully
29:46
Maureene Comy's not involved. Funny, how Maureen Comy is involved
29:51
in this case and also involved in prosecuting TARTAGLIONI. Huh hmm,
29:56
just another coincidence, folks. The documentary suggested that, just like
30:04
the underage girls she allegedly found in the art galleries,
30:07
schools and streets of Manhattan and Palm Beach so she
30:11
could coerce them to having sex with Epstein and his
30:14
powerful grubby pals, Maxwell will claim that she too is
30:18
a victim in all of this. She will portray herself
30:21
as a slavishly devoted handmaiden to a man who enchanted
30:26
her at a vulnerable time in her life and for
30:28
whom she would have done anything. Absolute garbage, folks, absolute
30:34
straight up bs. Maxwell knew Epstein before her father died.
30:41
This shit was kicked into effect after her father died,
30:45
and the whole premise that Gilaine Maxwell was a vulnerable
30:51
person at this time is absolute trash. People like her
30:55
are never vulnerable. This is non sense and rubbished by
31:01
the former friends, lawyers, and most of all, the victims
31:05
who Maxwell has left in her wake. What the documentary
31:08
makes perfectly obvious is that she is a cold, calculating
31:12
and damaged woman who believes she operates on a higher
31:16
plane than the rest of us, and her arrest, detention,
31:19
and ample misfortune are all just some silly mistake, and
31:24
that's how they all feel, right, that's how they all roll. Oh,
31:27
this is just a mistake. I had nothing to do
31:30
with this. Come on, this couldn't be me. You see
31:32
how much money I donate. You see how much money
31:35
I spread around. And that's their shield, right, that's their
31:41
armor that they wrap themselves in. All of their supposed
31:44
good deeds. We all do good deeds, right, we all
31:49
do things to help other people. But in their twisted mind,
31:55
the fact that they have some kind of charity or
31:57
the fact that they might have donated some money, well,
32:00
that's all the shielding they need, all the armor they need.
32:08
While it's spent some time exploring Maxwell's familial setup, it's
32:11
impossible to watch this investigation without shuddering at the parallels
32:15
between her relationship with Epstein and that which she enjoyed
32:19
with her corrupt, now dead father, the brutish Bob Maxwell. Again,
32:25
I don't buy into any of that. I might be,
32:28
you know, off or wrong or whatever here, but for me,
32:33
Glenne Maxwell was very calculating very cold, very shrewd, and
32:37
she knew exactly what she was doing. Nobody was manipulating her,
32:42
nobody was dog walking her. And she is way too
32:46
smart to act the fool here. And as she jumps
32:53
out of this proverbial plane, well we're not going to
32:56
give her that parachute. As former Oxford University pal Anna
33:02
Pasternac points out, Gallaine's story is essentially is Daddy's little girl,
33:07
and it went horribly wrong when Daddy turned out to
33:10
be a crook. Oh yeah, I'm sure that that's all
33:13
it was, you know, just be you know, Robert Maxwell
33:15
being a crook. That's what led Gallaine down this alley.
33:19
That's what made her this disgusting predator. I know, we
33:23
should all feel bad for her, said nobody with a brain.
33:29
She continues, It's quite easy to see why a girl
33:32
who had this father fixation, who was a daddy's girl,
33:35
would move on to this equally satanic father figure and
33:39
do his bidding at whatever cost. Oh shut up, man,
33:43
So this is the narrative. Huh here it is, folks.
33:47
You know you always say our true enemy has not
33:50
really revealed himself yet, Like in Star Wars. That's the case. Here,
33:55
and it's the true enemy is starting to reveal itself, right,
33:59
which is obviously all of these scuzbag so called elites
34:05
and their puppets in the media. And you see them
34:09
trying to lay a little cover fire down for her
34:11
in a roundabout way here, Oh, going to dig up
34:14
all of these ex pals of hers from college. Oh,
34:17
she was a daddy's girl, and the issues with Bob
34:19
Maxwell caused her to be this fragile person who was
34:23
easily manipulated by Jeffrey Epstein. That's what they want you
34:27
to believe. The question is will you college? While it
34:37
is understandable that the daughter who just lost the most
34:40
influential influential figure in her life might simply have replaced
34:43
like for like, the documentary found that Maxwell had in
34:47
fact been introduced to Epstein by her father in the
34:50
nineteen eighties, when the financier pedophile and the corpulent pension
34:55
thief were involved together in arms dealing and the shady
34:58
world of Israel intelligence. Oh wait a minute, intelligence. I
35:07
thought that angle was a conspiracy theory. Isn't that what
35:11
some people say? That this was just an evil man
35:15
and his friends conducting this business. Of course, it wasn't.
35:20
And of course Epstein and Maxwell weren't members of the
35:23
Masade or the CIA or anything like that. Anybody running
35:28
you that line, folks, you should be very very very
35:31
very cautious of anything else that comes out of their mouth.
35:36
It's a big difference between being an actual spy and
35:40
being an asset, and what Maxwell and Epstein and the
35:44
whole operation were, in my opinion, were assets. So the
35:50
fact that Maxwell knew Epstein before her father died, it's
35:53
just completely torpedoes the whole entire theory that everybody was
35:58
running with, the whole legacy media and all the people
36:01
that thought they knew about the k No, you were wrong, sorry, okay.
36:07
Had nothing to do with love, folks. With Epstein and Maxwell,
36:10
there was never any kind of love there. Oh, they
36:12
could have been faking the funk. How many people fake
36:15
the funk all the time? A real good narcissist is
36:17
great at that, aren't they. So when Glaine resurfaced in
36:24
New York after cap'n Bob went overboard on his yacht
36:27
the Lady Glaine, in the middle of the night near
36:29
the Canary Islands in nineteen ninety one, she already had
36:32
someone to turn to a provider, a father figure, even
36:36
Epstein more like a partner okay, a co conspirator and
36:40
a general all around scumbag several long term acquaintances. No
36:46
one describes themselves as a friend of the disgraced socialite
36:49
co conspirator Bipedal Serpent recall the relationship between Gilaine and
36:54
Epstein always seemed more transactional rather than sexual or romantic.
37:00
Oh well, what do you know? Of course it did,
37:02
because it wasn't romantic. I've had that feeling in my
37:08
stomach for a very long time, and from the people
37:10
I've talked to that were around them, people who knew
37:12
them personally. For me, it is rather obvious what was
37:17
going on here. This is the age old intelligence operation,
37:22
running assets, moving pieces on the chessboard, all for the
37:30
simple goal of collecting information and compromise. What do I
37:34
tell you all the time here about information? It is
37:36
worth more to these people than actual money. They have
37:39
money in such an abundance they have to weigh it
37:41
when they count it. Information, on the other hand, is
37:46
like gold. It suggested that she longed to be miss Epstein,
37:52
but even in a court deposition, when asked if she
37:56
would describe herself as his girlfriend, Glaine demers, that's a
38:00
tricky question, surely, as simple yes or no works here.
38:04
She wasn't his boyfriend. Okay, I'm sorry. I don't mean
38:07
to keep railing on this part, but I think it's
38:09
very important that we hammer this out and I'm just
38:14
not going to accept that portion of the narrative, folks.
38:17
I'm just not going to do it. I'm gonna challenge
38:19
it at every turn, and we're gonna talk about it
38:21
all the time here, because there's no way that these
38:25
people were in love or anything like that. All of
38:28
this was a big, gigantic ruse, and they were both
38:31
playing a part. In my opinion. In fact, I'm just
38:33
convinced of that at this point. It would take some
38:36
earth shattering evidence to knock me off of that perch.
38:44
Glaine clearly doesn't use our social framework. Boyfriends, girlfriends, who
38:49
you are sleeping with is not important. It's the influence
38:53
you can derive from the relationship that matters. What doors
38:56
do they open, who do they know? Can you trust them?
38:59
Falling deeply in love with someone is a waste of
39:01
time if there's nothing in it for you, And that's
39:06
exactly right. I definitely agree with that assessment. Gilaine Maxwell
39:10
is cold, calculating and all of that stuff that you
39:13
could possibly imagine. And to think that anyone would try
39:19
and run some kind of cover story for her or
39:22
try and soften the blow is just mind boggling to me.
39:26
And how people could miss this is also mind boggling
39:29
to me. I don't know the woman personally, although I
39:36
do do know a few of those among the interviewed
39:38
on the documentary, and when they chose to call her cold, calculating, distant,
39:43
a traitor to her sex, and even monstrous. These are folk,
39:48
remember who once called her a friend? Then I accept
39:52
their appraisal. That's true, right. If these were people that
39:55
were around her friends, and this is what they say
39:57
about her character, are you gonna believe that or what
40:01
her family and lawyers are trying to pitch you. See, Folks,
40:04
I'm looking at the whole picture here, all of the
40:07
evidence as one, and we're getting closer to that trial.
40:11
It's already July, and as this evidence builds up, it's
40:15
rather obvious what's going on here, what occurred here, and
40:19
who was involved. For the next chapter in this sort
40:26
of tale, we will just have to wait, although for
40:29
the numerous women demanding justice, this really is too much.
40:33
Most of those would have preferred Epstein to face trial
40:36
rather than to take the cowardly route out. And while
40:40
Maxwell may yet engineer have fixed to her problems, she
40:43
will most likely end up in jail for her alleged crimes.
40:47
Most likely. Oh, She's gonna end up in jail, folks,
40:49
there's no doubt about that. The question is who's she
40:52
going to take with her. The remarkable thing is that
40:56
the network Epstein built trafficking young girls handpas by his
41:00
house Madam around the world on private jets so filthy
41:04
old men could have sex with them might still be
41:07
in full swing if not for a Florida mom's suspicion.
41:11
Imagine that, huh, all of these great CIA people NSA people,
41:17
people who are tapping the phones of journalists, world leaders,
41:21
every phone call you send out, every text, every email
41:25
metadata collection, But they have no idea what Jeffrey Epstein
41:32
was up to. They had no idea the communications Jeffrey
41:34
Epstein was making, and they certainly had no idea he
41:37
was engaged in a trafficking ring. Yeah, okay, right, sure,
41:44
such a joke and how people believe this nonsense is
41:46
beyond me. The gaslighting that occurs, the cognitive dissonance, and
41:51
the people who just are so caught up in there
41:56
being a demagogue that they can't see the forest through
42:00
the trees. When she discovered and unexplained three hundred dollars
42:06
in her daughter's trouser pocket after she had just returned
42:09
from a visit to the palm beach home of a rich,
42:11
powerful man, the concerned parents sounded the alarm. Justice ultimately
42:17
failed Epstein's survivors, and although his pedophile network is no
42:21
longer operating, there is a woman who holds many of
42:24
the answers to what went on, currently sitting in a
42:27
prison cell before trial. When or if she chooses to
42:32
speak later this year, the world will be listening. It
42:36
is Maxwell's final chance of redemption. No, it's not. There
42:42
is no redemption here, no rehabilitation, nothing. All there is
42:46
is shame, disdain, and hopefully a long, long prison sentence.
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