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Ghislaine Maxwell And Her Bombastic Claims About Princess Diana (5/25/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: This morning, we were talking about the proposed Bell package
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  that Glaine Maxwell, her husband, her family and friends, and
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  her legal team has proposed to Judge Alison Nathan to
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  try and get Gelaane Maxwell sprung as she awaits her hearing. Now,
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  one of the things we heard about in that Bell
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  package was a security team, a security company that is
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  willing to stake a million dollars and their reputation and
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  what have you on the fact that Gilaane Maxwell will
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  not come to harm if she gets balled out. So
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  we have the word from a security company whose name
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  is redacted by the way, And because this company, who
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  nobody even knows who they are, says that they're going
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  to protect Gilayne Maxwell, that we should all just accept
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  them at accept their word at face value, and just
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  move along with it and say, Okay, you guys are
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  more than capable of handling this monumental task. Well, that
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  same security company they're saying now that they're scared that
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  Gilaine Maxwell's going to suffer the same fate as Princess Diana.
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  So if that's the case, why would you want her
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  out of jail? You? Epic ninnis pretty sure she's not
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  getting in a car anytime soon if she's in jail
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  and getting into a car crash. And furthermore, I am
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  sure that the fact that Gilaine Maxwell is even being
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  mentioned in the same breath as Princess Diana is going
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  to have a whole cadre of people up in arms. Now.
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  As you all know, I am not some sort of royalist.
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  I really didn't follow the Diana situation when it occurred.
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  I didn't know much about her relationship with old numbnuts
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  who's about to become the king over there, And I
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  didn't know anything about the new relationship she was engaging in.
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  But I do know this Princess Diana, from all reports,
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  was a very good person, decent, gentle kind, and everything
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  that you would expect from a princess. Gilann Maxwell, on
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  the other hand, should not even be mentioned in the
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  same breath as Gilainne Maxwell. That's like talking about to
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  put it into football terms, that's like talking about Ryan
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  Leaf in the same breath that you're talking about John
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  Elway in just shouldn't occur, right, And that's the case here,
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  And for her security team to even dip their toes
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  in this kind of water is a bad strategy in
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  my opinion, plenty of other analogies that you could have used,
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  plenty of other people you could have brought up, But
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  bringing up Princess Diana and putting her in the same
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  category as Gilaine max Well in any capacity is probably
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  not a winning strategy with the masses of people who
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  are following this case. Unlike myself, a lot of people
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  that are following this case followed the whole Diana story,
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  followed that whole entire ordeal, and those people are about
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  to be fired up hearing that this security team is
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  trying to even equate Gilaine Maxwell to Princess Diana in
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  any capacity is not going to go over well. And
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  like I was saying a second ago, if you're so
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  worried that she's going to suffer the same fate as Diana,
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  then why in the hell would you want her out
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  of jail in the first place. Wouldn't jail be the
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  safest place for her? I mean not if you're Jeffrey Epstein, obviously,
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  but you know, for Gilain Maxwell, I doubt that the
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  paparazzis storm coming into the jail anytime soon to chase
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  her around the hallways where she'll collide with a wall
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  and hurt herself and die. I don't think that's going
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  to happen in jail, much more of a chance of
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  that occurring, however, if she gets sprung, so I hope
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  that the prosecutors are wily enough to turn this sort
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  of strategy back in on them and use it against them.
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  If Alice and Nathan grants another bail hearing, I would
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  think that we would see the prosecutors do something in
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  that regard, meaning using this kind of nonsensical BS as
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  ammunition against the very people who brought it to the battlefield.
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  So let's jump into our article from the New York
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  Post and see what kind of winging is occurring from
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  Camp Bipedal Serpent, this time headline Elaine Maxwell's security fear
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  she may suffer the same fate as Princess Diana. This
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  article was authored by Rebecca Rosenberg. So, again, what exactly
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  is it that her legal team wants. They don't want
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  her in solitary confinement because she has no access to
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  other people. If you put her in the main line,
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  they'd cry that she should be in solitary confinement. And
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  now they're saying, oh, well, she'll suffer the same fate
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  as Princess Diana because of the media, and they'll frenzy. Okay, Well,
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  if that's the case, then let's keep her in jail.
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  We'll keep her in solitary confinement. Out of all of
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  the options that have been presented, that seems to be
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  the safest assurance that she does not come to any harm.
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  So I think that we should just continue on the
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  course we are on, keep her incarcerated, and we won't
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  have to worry about all of these what ifs then, right,
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  It's like a controlled environment for scientific tests, and that's
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  what we have here, a controlled environment where Gilaine Maxwell
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  can be kept and monitored. It should continue on this course.
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  In my opinion, Gilaine Maxwell's security guard wined in a
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  new court filing that the disgrace socialites, co conspirator, general,
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  all around scusbag, bipedal serpent, her plight at the hands
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  of the press is similar to the harassment Princess Diana
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  endured before her fatal car crash. Yeah, let's get a
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  few things straight, Okay, Princess Diana wasn't involved in trafficking
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  of children, she wasn't accused of abusing those children, and
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  she certainly wasn't accused by anyone of abusing children with
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  Jeffrey Epstein. Ok So, let's just get that out of
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  the way. There is no equation here. We can't equate
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  the two Princess Diana and Gilan and Maxwell are nothing alike.
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  The situations are nothing alike. And the hyperbole coming from
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  the security firm and the security guard is coming on thick.
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  The security consultant whose name is redacted said, Maxwell fifty
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  eight has been the target of aggressive reporters and photographers
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  desperate for a scoop. Well, that's what happens when you
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  have a high profile person such as Gilean Maxwell. That's
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  what happens when you have somebody who's accused of the
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  crimes that she's accused of. That's what you have. When
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  you have somebody who is being protected by a draconian
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  NPA that has been roundly criticized and said shouldn't exist,
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  that is what you have. Okay. And furthermore, if you
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  had her in some hotel somewhere, do you really think
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  that these same people that you're maligning wouldn't be lining
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  up in the streets doing the same exact thing. What
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  makes you think that she is any safer or she
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  has any less privacy in prison than she would have
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  sitting in some plush hotel room. According to you, there
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  will be an invasion of reporters there. You're giving the
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  legacy media a whole lot of credit. By the way,
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  they can't be bothered to get out of their tribalism.
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  They can't be bothered to get out of their worship
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  of forty six. How dare you think that the legacy
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  media would afford the resources that is a story like
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  this should get How dare you think that that's never
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  going to happen? Okay, the legacy media can't ruffle up
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  enough interest in this case to move the needle at
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  all at this point, never mind camping out and causing
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  a situation like the one Diana had. Unfortunately, there's not
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  enough interest from the legacy media for that to occur
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  in this case. So nice try. This kind of behavior
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  is not only harassing, but can be life threatening, he
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  wrote in a letter submitted as part of Maxwell's proposed
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  twenty eight and a half million dollar bail package. A
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  good example the is in the case of Princess Diana,
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  who unfortunately fortunately lost her life due to press intrusion
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  into her personal space. Newsflash, ass, Oh, there is no
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  personal space where your client is. There is no personal
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  space space to be invaded by the paparazzi where your
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  employer is. So what exactly is it that you're trying
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  to prove here? What point are you trying to make,
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  sir mister redacted security guy, Because from where I'm sitting,
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  the safest place for Gilain Maxwell is in the custody
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  of the federal government. Diana, Princess of Wales and the
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  mother of Prince Harry and Prince William, died in Paris
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  in nineteen ninety seven after her driver crashed into a
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  pillar while fleeing paparazzi. Again, if anyone thinks that there's
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  that much fure over Gilaan Maxwell and there's that many
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  people in the media and the paparazzi that are looking
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  to snap pictures and shit of her, boy, I'll tell
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  you what. I wish there was that much much interest
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  in this case. I wouldn't have to spend so much
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  time on it if the legacy media would do their
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  damn job. I could work on other projects I have
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  going on, other things that are on the back burner.
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  But nope, here we are, and I, unlike the legacy media,
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  don't plan to leave a job half done, so I
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  wouldn't worry about there being all this interest and the
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  legacy media outside of the house and the Rozzi chasing
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  you around in the Lincoln Tunnel. Okay, I don't think
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  it's gonna happen. You have nothing to worry about. And furthermore,
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  if you're really that worried, I think the best case
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  scenario is for her to just stay where she's at
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  right now. The security experts said he had served twenty
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  five years in the British military before he was contracted
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  to guard the UK's third richest person, whom he didn't
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  identify by name. Oh Willie, Well, well, mister big shot
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  security guy, what are we supposed to be impressed? So
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  you spent twenty five years in the military for the UK? Okay, great?
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  What does that mean to any of us? Do we
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  should we really care about that? I mean, what point
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  are you trying to prove that you've been in the
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  military for twenty five years? You're mister hotshot security guard,
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  I pretend to the third richest man in the uker.
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  So basically what you're saying is you have ample experience
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  protecting the scummiest amongst us. Huh, you have ample experience
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  providing security for the biggest dirt bags in society. Give
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  yourself a round of applause, sir. At the time of
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  Maxwell's July second arrest, an associate of the security firm
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  had been assigned to protect her from over zealous media.
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  According to the Manhattan Federal filing over Zealous Media Haunt,
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  nobody could even find her. What sort of over zealous
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  media are we talking about here? The same over zealous
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  media that shows up to other arrests with their cameras
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  ready to go. The same over zealous media that was
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  nowhere in sight when Glean Maxwell was getting arrested, or
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  when Epstein hopped off the plane and Teeterborough. That over
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  zealous media, give me a break, Just another technicality, just
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  another loophole that they're looking to exploit so they don't
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  have to face the harsh reality that their client, their employer,
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  is guilty. As the day is long, his associate was
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  on duty at her sprawling New Hampshire hideout when he
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  noticed a helicopter flying overhead at six thirty am and
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  assume the press had discovered the property. Oh yeah, the
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  press had discovered our property. Oh Gilain Maxwell, everyone was
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  looking for her. Yeah right. It was like the Sun,
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  the Daily Email, some independent content creators, and a few
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  investigative journalists. That was the extent of it, and the
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  rest of the legacy media was just piggybacking off of
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  everybody else's work. So stop with the press was hounding
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  Lane at every turn. That shit wasn't occurring, okay, point
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  blank period. Two hours later, vehicles sped up the driveway
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  and the guard instructed Maxwell to move to an interior
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  room for her safety. The letter says, oh yeah, for
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  her safety. What are you gonna do there, mister James
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  Bond wannabee when the FBI kicks in the door and
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  drags your client out, Because news flash, the media isn't
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  charging up anyone's driveway. Okay, the media isn't speeding up
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  anyone's driveway in a convoy, unless, of course, they're accompanying
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  the FEDS to complete your your humiliation of being arrested.
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  Then that might occur. But this wasn't the press storming
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  in to find your client and moving her to a
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  safe room a bedroom. Give me a break already, all right?
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  What was Osama bin Laden's boys kicking in the door
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  looking for a an Iraqi politician. That wasn't happening, all right,
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  This was a typical arrest. No need to try and
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  safeguard your client to a different room, asshole. It turned
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  out the intruders weren't the press, but federal agents. Prosecutors
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  have alleged that she tried to flee to another room,
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  closing the door behind her when the FBI arrived, but
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  her security expert countered that she was just following protocol.
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  I mean, these people have such a highly inflated sense
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  of self worth. Who is showing up at your door,
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  Dane Maxwell, to try and do harm to you? Give
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  me a break. Maybe your old associates that you were
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  working with when you were an asset in the intelligence community,
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  but certainly not the media, and certainly not federal agents.
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  So who was it that you were truly afraid of?
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  Who was it that you were hiding from? Klane. I'll
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  leave that up to all of you out there to
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  figure out me. You know where I stand. This lady
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  wasn't working in a vacuum. This lady wasn't just some
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  shrinking violet. We're talking about a full blown intelligence asset
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  here she knew protocol, all right. Maxwell has asked to
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  be released to home confinement with electronic GPS monitoring while
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  she awaits trial on a six count indictment charging her
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  with recruiting girls and women to be sexually abused by
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  her and late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. So she wants out
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  bad right, and they're taking out all the stops here.
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  They're going the full Monty, if you will. They got
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  the security guards sending letters to the courts. They got
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  friends sending letters to the courts. They got people coming
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  out and saying I'll leave my kids with Maxwell in
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  letters to the court. And you see how badly they
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  want her out. My question is why, though, What is
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  the motivation? Is it just because her so called treatment
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  in jail is so bad, or is there other motivations?
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  Are there other people at play here behind the scenes
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  that would love to have her out for whatever reasons? Me,
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  I don't want her moving one single foot from that facility,
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  not until it's time for trial. She'll have her day
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  in court like everybody else who is remanded to custody
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  before their trial, and shall have her time then to
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  defend herself in a court of law in front of
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  a jury of her peers. Until that time, the evidence
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  is in such an abundant manner, and there is such
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  a wide ranging variety of issues that come with so
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  like Elaine Maxwell getting bail, that I don't see how
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  anyone could think that this is a good idea. It is.
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  It's beyond it's beyond mind boggling to me to how
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  anyone could think that this is a good idea, honestly, folks,
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  I mean, wow, the security firm would be contracted to
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  supply around the clock protection upon her release, and the
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  company would even pony up a one million dollar bond
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  to support her application. The letter says, well, that's that's fantastic.
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  It's nice that the security company is just so generous
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  with their money. Do they do that for everybody? How
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  about we get the name of the security company unredacted.
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  We get the name of this company, and we find
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  out who the investors are, who put the money into
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  this company, who's running this company, who is in charge
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  of the day to the day today. Because until we
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  know all of that, we have no idea what sort
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  of scoundrels are jumping into bed here with Maxwell, and
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  it just is another small little nugget that shows you
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  her large contacts. Do you think you'd have access to
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  something like this, anyone you know would have access to
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  a security company like this offering this kind of deal.
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  Would al Chopo have that sort of deal? Of course
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  they wouldn't. Gilain Maxwell has always received preferential treatment, She
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  continues to receive preferential treatment, and the fact that her
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  legal team would attempt to spin the narrative as something
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  else is disgusting. Let's hope that Judge Nathan and the
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  prosecutors are not hoodwinked by any of this maneuvering, and
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  that they keep Gale Maxwell behind bars until it's her
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  time to stand trial in front of a jury of
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  her peers and across the room from those who she
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  has wronged and to those who she has allegedly abused.
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