Latest / The Vault: The Epstein Files / Ghislaine Maxwell's Undisputed Statement Of Facts Pursuant To Virginia's Allegations (Part 1)
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- 0:00Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
- 0:04In this episode, we're going to dive into some more
- 0:06court documents and we're going to start taking a look
- 0:09at Laine Maxwell's reply to Virginia Roberts disputing her soul
- 0:14called undisputed facts. So let's get busy. Case number fifteen
- 0:20DASH CV DASH zero seven four three three DASH RWs
- 0:24Virginia Roberts versus Glaiinne Maxwell. The defendants replied a plaintiff
- 0:29statement of contested facts and Plaintiff's undisputed facts pursuing to
- 0:34Local Civil Rule fifty six dot one. Pursuing to Rule
- 0:38fifty six point one of the local Civil Rules of
- 0:41this Court, Dependent Gallain Maxwell submits this reply to a
- 0:45plaintiff Statement of contested Facts and Plaintiff's undisputed facts Response
- 0:50Document five eighty six DASH one Introduction. Plaintiff's response fails
- 0:55under both the federal rules of evidence and the local
- 0:58civil rules of procedures. First, plaintiff largely failed to provide
- 1:03any citation to evidence which would be admissible to challenge
- 1:06defendant statement of material undisputed facts, and therefore miss Maxwell's
- 1:12undisputed facts should be deemed admitted. Second, rather than set
- 1:16forth additional material facts as to which it is contended
- 1:20that there exists a genuine issue to be tried Local
- 1:23Civil Rule fifty six Dot one B, Plaintiff instead set
- 1:27forth her own purportedly undisputed facts. Because plaintiff did not
- 1:32cross move for some rejudgment, her supposedly undisputed facts are
- 1:36not permitted by the rules and should be stricken Section one.
- 1:40Miss Maxwell's reply in supportive statement of undisputed facts one
- 1:45undisputed fact number one. In early twenty eleven, plaintiff, in
- 1:50two British tabloid interviews, made numerous false and defamatory allegations
- 1:55against Miss Maxwell. In the articles, plaintiff made no direct
- 1:59allegations that missus Maxwell was involved in any improper conduct
- 2:03with Jeffrey Epstein, who had pleaded guilty in two thousand
- 2:06and seven to procuring a minor for prostitution. Nonetheless, plaintiff
- 2:11suggested that miss Maxwell work with Epstein and may have
- 2:14known about the crime for which he was convicted Examples
- 2:17A and B. Reply Plaintiff cites no admissible evidence to
- 2:22contest these undisputed facts. McAuley Example thirty four. In an
- 2:27email from Sharon Churchyard, a plaintiff. It is Miss Churcher's
- 2:31hearsay and therefore inadmissible in any event. It does not
- 2:35speak to the contents of Plaintiff's interviews with Churcher. McAuley declaration.
- 2:40Example thirty one is an FBI interview, also in admissible hearsay,
- 2:45which again does not describe Plaintiff's interviews in news articles.
- 2:49In the absence of contrary evidence, undisputed fact one should
- 2:52be deemed admitted. Two undisputed fact number two. In the articles,
- 2:57plaintiff alleged she had sex with Prince Andrew, a well
- 3:01known businessman, a world renowned scientist, a respected liberal politician,
- 3:06and a foreign head of state. Examples A through B
- 3:09at five a reply. Plaintiff does not contest these facts,
- 3:13and they therefore should be deemed admitted. Three undisputed fact three.
- 3:18In response to the allegation, Miss Maxwell's British attorney, working
- 3:22with mister Gow, issued a statement on March ninth, twenty eleven,
- 3:27denying the various allegations about Miss Maxwell that have appeared
- 3:31recently in the media. These allegations are entirely false. Example
- 3:35C A reply Plaintiff denies that mister Barden issued a
- 3:41statement but offers no admissible evidence to refute this point. Further,
- 3:45she acknowledged that the statement was issued by Devonshire solicitors
- 3:49mister Barden's law firm four undisputed fact four. The statement
- 3:53read and full, London, March tenth, twenty eleven. Gallaiine Maxwell
- 3:58denies the various allegations about her that have appeared recently
- 4:02in the media. These allegations are entirely false. It is
- 4:06unacceptable that letters sent by Miss Maxwell's legal representatives to
- 4:10certain newspapers pointing out the truth and asking for the
- 4:13allegations to be withdrawn have simply been ignored. In the circumstances,
- 4:18Miss Maxwell is now proceeding to take legal action against
- 4:22those newspapers. I understand that newspapers need to sell copies.
- 4:26It is well known that certain newspapers live by the
- 4:29adage why let truth get in the way of a
- 4:31good story. However, the allegations made against me are abhorrent
- 4:35and are entirely untrue, and I ask that they stop,
- 4:38said Glainne Maxwell. A number of newspapers have shown a
- 4:42complete lack of accuracy in their reporting of this story,
- 4:45and a failure to carry out the most elementary investigation
- 4:49or any real due diligence. I am now taking action
- 4:53to clear my name, she said a reply, Plaintiff does
- 4:57not dispute the contents of the twenty eleven statement, and
- 5:00therefore it should be deemed admitted five undisputed fact number
- 5:04five Plaintiff's gratuitous and lurid accusations. In an unrelated action.
- 5:10In two thousand and eight, to alleged victims of Epstein
- 5:12brought an action under the Crime Victim's Rights Act against
- 5:16the United States Government purporting to challenge Epstein's plea agreement.
- 5:21They alleged that the government violated their CVR rights by
- 5:25entering into an agreement example d at two. A reply
- 5:29Plaintiff stipulates to the facts contained in paragraph five, and
- 5:33therefore they should be deemed admitted number six undisputed fact
- 5:38number six. Seven years later, on December thirtieth, twenty fourteen,
- 5:42Miss Roberts moved to join the CVR action, claiming she
- 5:46too had her CVR rights violated by the government. On
- 5:50January first, twenty fifteen, Miss Roberts filed the corrected joinder
- 5:56motion example d at one to nine. Reply plaintiff agreed
- 6:00to this paragraph seven Undisputed Fact number seven. The issue
- 6:05presented in her joint her motion was narrow whether she
- 6:08should be permitted to join the CVRA action as a
- 6:11party under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure twenty one, specifically
- 6:16whether she was a known victim of mister Epstein and
- 6:18the government owed them CVRA duties. Yet, the bulk of
- 6:22emotion consists of copious factual details that plaintiff and her
- 6:27co movement would prove if allowed to join. Miss Roberts
- 6:31gratuitously included provocative and lurid details of her alleged sexual
- 6:35activities as an alleged victim of sexual trafficking. A reply,
- 6:41plaintiff does not dispute that Judge Marra made the findings
- 6:44detailed in Undisputed Fact seven. Further, she admits that the
- 6:48government refused to stipulate that she had been sexually abused
- 6:52by Jeffrey Epstein and his co conspirators, including co conspirator
- 6:56Alan Dershowitz, which would make her a victim of a
- 6:59broad set trafficking conspiracy. Although she now admits there were
- 7:04other reasons for inclusion of such lurid details, those reasons
- 7:09were rejected by Judge Mara, as she does not offer
- 7:12any admissible evidence to contradict the findings made by Judge Marra.
- 7:16This fact, specifically, Judge Mara's findings should be deemed admitted.
- 7:21In any event, we request under Federal rule evid. Two
- 7:25one c two that the Court take judicial notice of
- 7:28the contents of Judge Mara's ruling and disorder number eight
- 7:32undisputed fact number eight. At the time they filed the motion,
- 7:36Miss Roberts and her lawyers knew that the media had
- 7:39been following the Epstein criminal case and the CVRA action.
- 7:43While they deliberately filed the motion without disclosing Miss Roberts's name,
- 7:47claiming the need for privacy and secrecy, they made no
- 7:50attempt to file the motion under seal. Quite the contrary,
- 7:53they filed the motion publicly example d at one and one.
- 7:58A reply. Plaintiff offers no admissible evidence to refute these facts,
- 8:03and they therefore should be deemed admitted. Specifically, she does
- 8:07not offer any evidence to dispute that she knew the
- 8:10media had been following Epstein and the CVRA action, nor
- 8:14does she dispute that her attorneys made no attempt to
- 8:17file the motion under seal rather filing it publicly. The
- 8:21facts are thus admitted number nine undisputed Fact number nine.
- 8:26As the District Court noted in ruling on the joint
- 8:29or motion, miss Roberts names several individuals, and she offers
- 8:32details about the type of sex acts performed and where
- 8:35they took place. The Court ruled that these lurried details
- 8:39are unnecessary. The factual details regarding whom and where the
- 8:43jane those engaged in sexual activities are immaterial and impertinent,
- 8:48especially considering that these details involved non parties who were
- 8:52not related to the respond in government. Accordingly, these unnecessary
- 8:57details shall be stricken struck all of Miss Roberts's factual
- 9:01allegations relating to her alleged sexual activities and her allegations
- 9:06of misconduct by non parties. The Court said the striking
- 9:10of the lurid details was a sanction for Miss Roberts
- 9:13in proper inclusion of them in the motion. A reply
- 9:17plaintiff offers no admissible evidence to refute these facts, and
- 9:21they therefore should be deemed admitted. See Reply to Undisputed
- 9:25Fact seven, Supra. In any event, we request under Federal
- 9:29rule of evidence two one c two, that the Court
- 9:32take judicial notice of the contents of Judge Marra's ruling
- 9:36and disorder number ten undisputed Fact number ten. The District
- 9:41Court found not only that the lurid details were unnecessary,
- 9:44but also that the entire joinder motion was entirely unnecessary.
- 9:49Miss Roberts and her lawyers knew the motion, with all
- 9:52its lurid details was unnecessary because the motion itself recognized
- 9:57that she would be able to participate as a fact
- 9:59witness to achieve the same result she sought as a party.
- 10:03The Court denied Plaintiff's joined or motion id at seven
- 10:06through ten number eleven undisputed Fact number eleven. One of
- 10:11the non parties Miss Roberts named repeatedly in the joinder
- 10:14motion was Miss Maxwell. According to the lurid details of
- 10:18Miss Roberts included in the motion, Miss Maxwell personally was
- 10:22involved in a sexual abuse and a sex trafficking scheme
- 10:26created by Epstein. Miss Maxwell approached plaintiff in nineteen ninety nine,
- 10:31when plaintiff was fifteen years old, to a recruiter into
- 10:34the scheme. Miss Maxwell was one of the main women
- 10:37Epstein used to procure underage girls for sexual activities. Miss
- 10:41Maxwell was a primary co conspirator with Epstein in his scheme.
- 10:45She persuaded plaintiff to go to Ebstein's mansion in a
- 10:48fashion very similar to the manner in which Epstein and
- 10:51his other co conspirators coerced dozens of other children at
- 10:56the mansion. When plaintiff began to giving Epstein a massage,
- 10:59he and Miss Maxwell turned it into a sexual encounter. Epstein,
- 11:04with the assistance of Miss Maxwell, converted plaintiff into a
- 11:07sex slave. Plaintiff was a sex slave from about nineteen
- 11:10ninety nine through two thousand and two. Miss Maxwell also
- 11:14was a co conspirator in Epstein's sexual abuse. Miss Maxwell
- 11:18appreciated the immunity she acquired under Epstein's plea agreement because
- 11:23the immunity protected her from prosecution from the crimes she committed.
- 11:27In Florida, Miss Maxwell participated in the sexual abuse of
- 11:31plaintiff and others. Miss Maxwell took numerous sexually explicit pictures
- 11:36of underage girls involved in sexual activities, including the plaintiff.
- 11:41She shared those photos with Epstein as part of her
- 11:44role in Epstein's sexual abuse ring. Miss Maxwell connected Epstein
- 11:48with powerful individuals so that Epstein could traffick Plaintiff to
- 11:52these persons. Plaintiff was forced to have sexual relations with
- 11:55Prince Andrew in Miss Maxwell's apartment in London. Miss Maxwell
- 11:59fillitated Plaintiff sex with Prince Andrew by acting as a
- 12:03madam for Epstein. Miss Maxwell assisted in internationally trafficking Plaintiff
- 12:08and numerous other young girls for sexual purposes. Plaintiff was
- 12:13forced to watch Epstein, Miss Maxwell, and others engage in
- 12:16illegal sexual acts with dozens of underage girls. Reply, Plaintiff
- 12:22offers no admissible evidence to refute the facts actually stated
- 12:26in the paragraph ie the lurid details as coined by
- 12:29Judge Marra were included in her CVRA jointerer motion. Plaintiff
- 12:34claims to offer admissible evidence to corroborate the statements she
- 12:38made in the joint motion. Setting aside for the moment
- 12:41that most of the cited documents are inadmissible hearsay. As
- 12:44addressed later, such evidence should be disregarded because none of
- 12:48the offered documents speak to fact that these lurid details
- 12:51were actually included in the jointer motion, as a simple
- 12:55reading of example D reveals, because plaintiff does not refute
- 12:59that point. The fact that the details were in the
- 13:01joinder motion should be deemed admitted. In any event, we
- 13:06request under Federal Rules of Evidence Tool one c two
- 13:10that the Court take judicial notice of the contents of
- 13:13plaintiffs CVR. Joinder Motion. All right, folks, we're gonna wrap
- 13:17up right there, and in the next episode we'll pick
- 13:19up where we left off.