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The Tragedy Of Carolyn Adriano's Death And Why Ghislaine Maxwell And Epstein Are Responsible · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. A couple of
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  days ago, we were talking about the tragic passing of
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  Carolyn Adriano, who was one of the accusers who testified
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  against Glene Maxwell and helped put her disgusting ass behind bars. Unfortunately,
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  and tragically, Carolyn passed away and according to the authorities,
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  her cause of death was an accidental overdose. But Brad
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  Hunter over in the Toronto Sun Today has a pretty
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  solid take on what went down, and I have to
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  say that I agree with him. Her official cause of
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  death might be accidental overdose, but what drove her to
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  use those drugs? You don't think that the abuse at
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  the hands of Epstein and Maxwell would drive somebody to
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  be a drug addict. It's one of the driving forces.
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  Whenever you have a situation where somebody's being trafficked and
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  they're in a bad situation such as this, more times
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  than not, a lot of people start to self medicate,
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  and it's just human nature. The drugs are available and
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  considering the trauma, not only are the drugs available, they're needed.
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  So you see a lot of these women who have
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  been trafficked or been through this have the same issues
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  and Brad Hunter is not wrong when he says that
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  some of the blame here has to fall on Maxwell,
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  has to fall on Jeffrey Epstein, and has to fall
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  on a system that really didn't care about Carolyn. Today's
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  article is from the Toronto Sun and the headline Gallainne
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  Maxwell's sex trafficking victim. Oh deed, but really it was murder.
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  This article was authored by Brad Hunter. The autopsy stated
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  Carolyn Adriano died of an accidental drug overdose inner Florida
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  hotel room, but really the medical examiner could have deemed
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  it murder at the hands of monster sex traffick Jeffrey
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  Epstein and Glainne Maxwell. They may not have given her
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  the drugs, but they might just as well have. He
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  is not wrong about any of that, and the fact
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  that he calls both of them what they are is fantastic.
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  How many people have shied away from calling Glaine Maxwell
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  a sex trafficker. They use words like alleged or this
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  that the other thing breaking news. If you're sitting in
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  prison and you've been convicted by a jury of your
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  peers and they say that you're a human trafficker, you're
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  a human trafficker Adriano thirty six, was sexually assaulted by
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  Maxwell Epstein and their coterie of well healed pedophiles. In fact,
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  at the Disgrace Socialites trial in twenty twenty one, it
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  was Adriano who first pointed the finger. From her traumatic
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  teen ordeal, she found solace in drugs, and I would
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  say that the vast majority of people who have been
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  trafficked are on some sort of substance because the situation
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  is just so traumatic. It's much easier to be high
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  the whole entire time, and before you know it, those
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  drugs that you were taking to help you cope, well,
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  now you're addicted to those drugs and you have to
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  have them. According to cops in West Palm Beach, officers
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  were called to the Double Tree by Hilton around seven
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  to forty five am last May twenty third for a
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  reported overdose. Her hubby, John Pitts, and her kids were
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  in the room at the time. She was naked and unresponsive.
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  In the room. Cops found a crack pipe, a small
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  baggie with white residue, and a needle packed into her purse.
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  The Daily Beast reported with my experience with addiction and
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  my experience with people who are addicted. This has all
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  the hallmarks of an overdose. And when you find somebody
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  who's addicted to drugs and they overdose on drugs more
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  times than not, I would say in the high ninety range,
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  you're gonna find and a stash of drugs somewhere near
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  that drug addice. And that's why when we talk about
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  Eric Richinds and Corey Richins, that's why I don't buy
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  her story that Eric was a drug addice. If he
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  was a drug addict, he would have had a stash
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  of drugs at the house, just like unfortunately Carolyn did hear.
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  And the fact that the kids were present at the time,
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  that's just all bad. As a little kid, I saw
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  somebody that I care about overdose. Thankfully they lived, but
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  it was a traumatic experience. A talk screen showed that
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  flowing through Adriano's system was methadone, ventyl and xanax. The
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  medical examiner and cops do not view her death as suspicious.
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  While it may be that a court would not convict
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  anyone for murder, it would seem that her death really
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  amounts to the same thing. And look, when you're talking
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  about what she went through. When you're talking about the
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  severe trauma, I don't think it's that big of a
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  stretch to pin this on Glen Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein,
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  at least some of it. According to Adriano, she first
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  fell into the despicable couple's clutches when she was recruited
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  by their sex slave, Virginia Roberts. The Epstein apparatus worked
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  like anyway new recruits men bonuses. Adriano testify that Roberts
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  said all she had to do was give Epstein a massage.
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  She was fourteen years old and from a troubled home,
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  just like all these girls. They looked for vulnerable girls
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  because they knew that they were easier to manipulate, whether
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  it be with money or impressing them with your flashy
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  cars or whatever. They knew that it was much easier
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  to manipulate and abuse girls who were from vulnerable situations.
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  You're not gonna go and abuse your buddy from you know,
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  JP Morgan's kid, right, You're gonna find somebody that you
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  look at as throwaway, somebody that you look at as disposed.
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  And that's what Maxwell and Epstein looked at Carolyn as
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  somebody who was disposable, somebody that they could molest, abuse, traffic,
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  and ultimately helped kill. Maybe not having a direct hand
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  in the fact that she died, but the extenuating circumstances
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  surrounding all of it certainly played a part, and her
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  testimony at the time of the trial was shocking. But
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  we all know that this was the sex pyramid scheme
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  and Jeffrey Epstein and Glene Maxwell, they brought in all
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  of these young girls and they groomed them to do
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  exactly what Virginia did here or allegedly did here, and
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  from there they were able to get them all under
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  their thumb because they normalized it. And when you normalize something,
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  well anything can become normal. Just look at those crazy
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  ass cults, look at the Manson family or David Koresh
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  or insert cultier. It's the same story. Adriano testified at
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  Maxwell's trial, and I looked at Virginia and she motioned
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  me to say, don't worry, it'll be okay. Forty five
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  minutes into the massage, he flipped over. I stepped back,
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  and Virginia climbed on top of him and proceeded to
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  have sex with him. I didn't know what to do
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  or say or where to go. So I sat on
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  the couch and watched until it was finished. We walked
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  back downstairs and Maxwell asked, how did everything go. Virginia
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  gave her a look to say it was a great session.
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  And that's when Maxwell asked me for my telephone number.
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  Oh and by the way, here's three hundred dollars for
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  your trouble. She would be sexually abused hundreds of times
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  until she sadly later said she aged out when she
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  was eighteen. Imagine this sick bastard and his band of
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  disgusting buddies. A girl becomes eighteen and she's too old
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  for you. We're running out of helicopter's over here, folks,
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  and we're gonna need some more volcanoes. Epstein topped himself
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  in his Manhattan jail cell in twenty nineteen while awaiting
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  trial on a slew of sex trafficking charge that leftist
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  sexually charged muse holding the bag. Well, she shouldn't have
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  got down the way she did. Glaine Maxwell was in
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  on it the whole entire time. And I don't just
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  mean as a functionary. I'm talking about somebody who was
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  in it. She was making decisions. She was running the
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  other girls, she was, you know, recruiting women, they were
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  passing her test, the whole thing. And then to add
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  to that, she was also accused of engaging in the
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  abuse itself. So this vile Skufuza is getting everything that
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  she deserves in my opinion. Maxwell sixty one, was convicted
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  in December twenty twenty one, and then hammered with twenty
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  years in prison at her sentencing six months later. I'm
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  not ashamed that being a victim of Jeffrey Epstein and
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  Glayne Maxwell, Adriana later said, for other girls that have
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  been victimized, I want them to know that it is
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  okay to come out and tell somebody, even if you
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  don't want to be identified, and the sooner the better.
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  But carrying the burden of horrific abuse and decades of
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  authorities blowing off the growing mountain of evidence of Epstein
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  and Maxwell's sickening crimes took a toll. Think about it.
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  You're telling people for all of these years what's happening.
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  All of the authorities are ignoring you because you're some
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  girl from quote unquote the other side of the tracks,
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  and Epstein and Maxwell are these powerful brokers who are
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  engaged with some of the most powerful people in the world. Yeah,
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  that has to take its toll. Imagine truly being abused
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  by somebody and nobody believing what you have to say.
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  That has to be straight up torture. Adriano admitted her
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  struggles with drugs on the witness stand as I said,
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  the autopsy set accidental drug overdose, but really the facts
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  suggest her death amounts to murder, and Epstein and Maxwell
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  are ultimately responsible. And I think of all the takes
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  we've seen so far, I think mister Hunter here has
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  the best take because while they're not directly responsible, right,
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  they didn't, you know, put the drugs in her at
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  this hotel room. The way that they treated her for
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  all of those years and the abuse that she suffered
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  at their hands certainly played a part. And it's just
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  another reason to detest Ghlaine Maxwell, and Jeffrey Epstein. All
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  of the information that goes with this episode can be
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  found in the description box.