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Mega Edition: Streaming Services And Their Presentation Of The Epstein Story (6/28/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: Today on the show, we're going to talk about the
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new Gelane Maxwell project being put out by Peacock. Now,
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we've seen a bunch of these kinds of documentaries, right,
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We've seen Netflix get involved, We've seen the ID Channel
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a bunch of them, but none of them scratch any
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deeper than the surface. For the most part, there hasn't
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been a deep dive documentary done into this topic yet. Now.
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I don't know if this project from Peacock is going
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to be any better, but I figured we would add
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it to the catalog and let you all know that
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this is in the works and that you know there's
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going to be more content for you to dive into.
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So let's jump into this article from Fox News and
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let's see what Stephanie Nalasko has to say about this
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new project dealing with Gilane Maxwell. Headline Gilainne Maxwell, Jeffrey
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Epstein's alleged madam. Well, they're off to a smashing start
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over at Fox here. Huh. Alleged madam? What co conspirator,
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fellow child abuser, general all around scuzbag, bipedle serpent, you
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know all of that stuff. How about we add that
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to the title. I know I know, we can't ask
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for much. It's Fox News, Like I said. This article
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was authored by Stephanie Nolasco Glaine Maxwell, The alleged madam,
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co conspirator, general all around scusbag, bipedle serpent of financier
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and sex offender pedophile Jeffrey Epstein is the subject of
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a new documentary. Hey, just quick, heads up over there
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at Fox. All you have to do is tune into
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the podcast a couple of times and you'll learn how
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to properly format your articles. Okay, there's no longer called
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a financier, she's no longer called a madam. All right,
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call them what they are. Words matter? Isn't that what
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we always hear these days? Words matter? Well, if words matter,
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then label these people what they are instead of alleged madam.
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How about alleged child sex trafficker. What are you trying
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to do with your play on words there? Fox News?
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I cannot stand these major outlets, folks, Fox News, MSNBC,
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Rachel Maddow, Sean Hannity, They're all part of the problem.
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And when you look at these articles and you see
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the way they describe people, the words they use, Well,
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if you don't know anything about Jeffrey Epstein or Gelay Maxwell.
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And this is the first article you've ever read, and
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they're calling her the alleged madam of financier and sex offender.
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I mean, it doesn't even begin to shine a light
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on what these people truly were. Blue Ant Studios will
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produce Epstein's Shadow Gilaine Maxwell, which will premiere on Peacock
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on June twenty fourth, before landing on UK's Sky on
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June twenty eighth, Deadline reported on Wednesday. According to the outlet,
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the special will be titled Gilaine Maxwell Epstein's Shadow in
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the UK and I okay, catchy title and all right,
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gileaans I mean Epstein Shadow, And it's pretty fitting, right,
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I mean, she was always with Jeffrey Epstein. They were always,
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you know, together, and where you go, your shadow follows.
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But I wouldn't exactly call her a shadow. I wouldn't
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call her a follower. I think that lets her off
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the hook. What she is is somebody who is in
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a leadership position, and when you have a leadership position
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in a criminal enterprise, your penalties are more severe, or
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at least they should be, or at least they would
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be if her name ended in a vow. You better
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believe if these people were Italian, that not only the
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FBI would be at their house, the atf local law enforcement. Oh,
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it would be a whole thing if they were Italian.
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We all know what the FBI stands for, right forever
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bothering Italians. But since it's Gilean Maxwell, since it's Jeffrey Epstein, ah,
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you know, no big deal. All good. The outlets shared
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that the three hour special promises to take a deep
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dive into the powerful, connected and mysterious Maxwell, who was
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once the heiress to the Maxwell fortune, but whose life
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is rocked by a series of scandals and accusations when
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she meets Jeffrey Epstein, the serial sex offender. I mean,
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what are you trying to set that up as like
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Maxwell wasn't a scumbag until she met Epstein, like he
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coerced her into this. Because if that's the narrative, if
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that's what people are putting down, I'm certainly not put
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picking it up. I mean, for real, for real, she
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knew what she was doing. Remember we always hear about
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how smart she is, right, how she is Oxford educatches. Well,
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she knew what she was doing. She knew what Jeffrey
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Epstein was. She knew what the deal was. In fact,
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she was partaking in the abuse of some of these
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girls herself, according to these girls. So let's not act
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like you know, everything happened just because of Epstein. They
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were equal partners in this and she's certainly never gonna
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get off the hook on this podcast. My opinion of
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Gielan Maxwell is she's cold, calculating and cunning, and that
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she was working behind the scenes as a boss to
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make sure the whole op ran smoothly. She was in
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charge of all those lieutenants, the core four. They all
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checked in with Gilay Maxwell given Jeffrey Epstein another layer
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of protection, another layer of plausible deniability. It's the same
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shit you see in real criminal enterprises. They took that
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template and they ran with it. But since they're protected,
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since they're powerful politically, well it was okay for them
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to get away with it for years and years and years.
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Dozens of new interviews, in addition to unseen footage of
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the Maxwell family and previously unpublished photos, will be featured.
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Variety reported, all right, well look again, I'm not gonna
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poopoo the project before I watch it. I'm not one
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of those type of people. I need to see the
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content before I say if it's good or not. I
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hope that they're gonna stick with what they're saying here
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and dig a little deeper than just the surface, because
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that's what's needed in this case, a full on airing
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out of everything that occurred. And if one of these
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documentarians would really go hard in the paint, there's a
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big story here. There's a huge, huge story here, And
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if one of these people who have the means and
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the financial ability dove in correctly, they could produce a banger.
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I'm talking about one of the most impactful documentaries in history.
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Speak to all of the survivors, let them speak in
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their own words, speak to everybody involved. I'm talking a
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full on Warner Herzog kind of documentary, right, that kind
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of level of depth. But so far, we haven't seen
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anybody with the courage to do that. We haven't seen
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anybody with the courage to call out the Glenn Dubins
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and the Lex West, the les Wexner's and the rest
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of the scumbags that inhabit that's so called rarefied error. Oh,
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everybody wants to dance around on the periphials, but nobody
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wants to get on the lawn. There are so many
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unfortunate stories of crimes committed by men against women, but
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when a woman like Elaine Maxwell is accused of this activity,
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it creates many questions. Well, that is a fact, right,
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roughly sixty percent of the people involved in trafficking are men.
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But let's not discount the fact that roughly forty percent
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of the people involved are women. All right, So it's
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not just a man problem here, not just a guy problem.
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It's a human being problem. It's a problem of humans
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not having enough empathy or not having enough care for
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their fellow man or woman in their heart. And you
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can't teach that, right. If you don't have empathy, you
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don't have it. You're just a straight up psychopath. And unfortunately,
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I feel like that's what we're dealing with. I feel
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like we're dealing with a bunch of psychopaths. Delan Maxwell,
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Jeffrey Epstein, Sarah Kellen Vickers, the lot of them. They're
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all crazy in my opinion. This series sheds light on
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Maxwell's path from her past to the present to unravel
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the enigma that she is, and takes us from the
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highest echelons of society to a Brooklyn jail cell awaiting
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trial while the world watches. So basically, you're going over
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road that's already been tread. I don't understand what's going
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on in the project here. We already have it's established
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right who she is. How about we go deeper. Let's
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go deeper, and I hope they do again. I haven't
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seen the project yet. I haven't got like a you know,
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a pre screening or anything like that. But from past
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experiences with these projects, a lot has been left to
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be desired after watching them. Attorneys for the British socialite
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again with the British Socialites, shit, are you kidding me?
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Attorneys for the accused child sex trafficker General all Around
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Scuzbag and bipedal Serpent urged the judge to toss out
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a rewritten indictment against her, saying prosecutors just want to
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blame her for Epstein's sex crimes. But prosecutors said, their
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complaints aren't true, and it's a fact their complaints aren't true.
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They're throwing all kinds of shit at the wall, hoping
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a little bit sticks right. Technicalities and loopholes, they can't
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win this case on fact. They can't win this case
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on good court room performances by the lawyers. The facts
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don't line up, and when the truth is not on
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your side, you're cooked from the very jump. The papers
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dated May seventh were filed publicly Tuesday in Manhattan Federal Court.
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They are among numerous approaches so far on successful that
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defense lawyers have taken to try and nullify charges alleging
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their client recruited teenage girls from nineteen ninety four to
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two thousand and four for Epstein to sexually abuse. And
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they should be lucky that this is the only thing
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that they're dealing with right now. These are the only
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charges she should be looking at about one hundred rico
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predicates right now. I know people who got nailed for
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illegal gambling. Folks, I know talk about an oxymoron right,
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illegal gambling. But I know people who did serious time
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for illegal gambling. And you know what, they hit them with,
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like one hundred counts a rico, knowing that only one
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would stick, but they hit you with all of them
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so that you're up against it. You have to fight
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against all of these charges. You need to have specialists,
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you need to have your legal team going out and
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getting people to recreate crimes. It's a lot. It is
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a whole lot, and that's why they blast you with
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all of these RICO predicates. But somehow Maxwell and her
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team they think they're up against it with this handful
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of charges they have. They're still catching a break. In
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my opinion here, and I'll say that until the cows
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come home. This case should have been a RICO case
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from day one from Jump Street. But that since they're
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you know, not Italian, since they're you know, business people,
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they're financeers, it's a whole different ballgame, right the FBI.
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They're not kicking in anyone's door where Sarah Kellen getting
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dragged out of her house at five point thirty in
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the morning with a group of CNN cameras waiting for that.
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Shit don't happen to them, folks, only us. Maxwell fifty nine,
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has pleaded not guilty and will waits a November trial
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from her jail cell, where she has remained since her
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arrest last July. Three efforts to get her freed on
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Bell twice with a twenty eight and a half million
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dollar Bell package have been rejected by a judge. A
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federal Appeals Court has also refused to grant Bell. Yeah,
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nobody's granted you Bell. You could appeal the Moses. You
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can appeal to Saint Peter or God himself. Nobody is
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granting you Bell. Gilan Maxwell. All right, it's a boloney
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sandwich bash for you. Enjoy it, because you're not getting out.
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You're gonna face justice. You're gonna face a jury of
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your peers. And after all is said and done, and
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all of the evidence has been provided and all of
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the winging has passed us by. In the newly released document,
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defense lawyers brought up many of the same challenges they
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raised when she was first indicted, including that a non
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prosecution agreement Epstein's signed with federal prosecutors in Florida in
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the late two thousands protects her as well. Look, I'm
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not you know, Robert Kardashian over here or any of
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these famous lawyers, But how does an NPA signed in
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Florida protect you in New York. It doesn't. So that
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is an absolutely ridiculous argument that they tried to put forward. Anyway, Again,
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how long have I been telling you folks that everything
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that they're up to behind the scenes is garbage? They're
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spinning their wheels in neutral over here. Meanwhile, Gilean Maxwell
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is pumping out mad dough of these people, and they're
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just running back the same arguments over and over again.
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You would think for all of that money, all Oscar
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Marcus and the rest of them could come up with
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something that would at least get the judge's attention. But
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they can't even whip that up. That's how bad their
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client is. That's how terribly guilty, in my opinion, she is.
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But they said, the rewrite of the indictment that adds
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a fourth accuser and extends the span of the indictment
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from nineteen ninety seven through two thousand and four demonstrates
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just how far the government is willing to go to
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get miss Maxwell and disingenuously blame her for the crimes
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of Jeffrey Epstein. Ridiculous, Okay, absolutely ridiculous. Basically, what you're
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trying to say with that statement is your client took
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no part in any of this. Huh, She had no part.
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She was just a shrinking violet. It was all Jeffrey.
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I had nothing to do with it. I wasn't a lieutenant.
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I didn't make some little fifteen year old Swedish girl
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cry I wasn't involved in any of the abuse. Everyone's
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a liar, believe me, well, breaking news, nobody believes you.
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No longer content to charge a twenty five year old
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case based on purported conduct in the nineteen nineties. The
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government now sweeps in the two thousands through the allegations
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of one person accuser I. They wrote, using a pseudonym
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in place of the actual identity. They said the women's
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allegations were known to prosecutors after the woman made her
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accusations more than a decade ago, and yet Maxwell was
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not charged or named as a co conspirator when authorities
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in Florida pursued cases against Epstein. You notice what they
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did there, right, They cut off their nose to spite
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their own face. So you just said that the non
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prosecution agreement protects Maxwell. Then you say here, well, she's
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not named in it, basically saying no, it doesn't protect her.
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So these dudes can't even get their shit together, right,
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They don't even know what time it is over in
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maxwell Land, never mind getting her off. In a filing
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of their own late Tuesday, prosecutors defended their superseding indictment
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saying they did not get a chance to speak to
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the fourth accuser by video until last summer and in
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person until January. This is all stuff we've known already.
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This has all been out there. The prosecutors have filed
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this paperwork before, and now it's just the defense wasting
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everybody's time. The defendans argument that the government acted in
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bad faith, to the extent she is making such an
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argument is based on no evidence whatsoever, and for good reason.
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It is not true, they wrote in a document dated
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last Friday. Yeah, of course it's not true. Maxwell and
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her team. They're out here in playing games, throwing all
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kinds of shit at the wall, hoping some of it sticks.
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That's all it is, folks, procedural nonsense. They have no
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chance once this trial starts, and they know it, they said.
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The woman was interviewed only once by federal prosecutors in
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Florida in the two thousands and was not asked any
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questions about Maxwell. Epstein was arrested in July twenty nineteen
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on sex trafficking charges. He took his own life a
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month later, allegedly in a Manhattan federal jail at age
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sixty six. All right, folks, well, there you have it.
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We got ourselves another documentary coming down the pipe June
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twenty fourth here in America, June twenty eighth over in
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the fine nation of the UK, and we will see
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what we see. I'm curious to see what kind of
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content is in there, and I am really curious to
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see if they do what they say they're gonna do
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and dig a bit deeper. If you'd like to contact me,
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you can do that at Bobby Kapuchi at ProtonMail dot com.
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can also find me on Twitter at bo bbuy cap
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All of the links that go with this episode can
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be found in the description box. What's up everyone, and
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welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. When you talk about
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Jeffrey Epstein and men behind the curtain, people who supported him,
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people who helped him get to the point where he was,
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you have to start with Les Wexner. This is a
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man who had a lot of power, a lot of
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ability to maneuver, and a lot of money to make
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things fall in a manner of his choosing, and he
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certainly did that for quite some time. This is a
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man who built an empire and then that empire was
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used and manipulated by Jeffrey Epstein at the very least
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to abuse girls all the while while less Wexner is
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sitting there and acting like he has no idea about
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anything that went down, which we know, according to the
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survivors is absolute ps just listen to Maria's story about
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what happened to her when she was in New Albany,
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her experience with the Wexners, and it goes on and
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on and on and on. This is a man that
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somehow has avoided the real spotlight of this story. This
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is a man who should be directly in the middle
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of this story, but somehow, some way has been able
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to avoid real scrutiny within the legacy media. Even when
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we have articles like the one we're going to talk
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about today, they just scratched the surface. There's not been
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a real deep dive in the Les Wexner. Where are
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all of these outlets with all of their resources, sending
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reporters to Columbus to be on assignment for six, eight,
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ten months to really break this story. We haven't seen that.
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And it's the same for every other person who has
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been accused. We have someone like Bill Richardson, who is
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being credibly accused of taking part in Jeffrey Epstein's sexual
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abuse of Virginia Roberts, and yet he's still being called
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upon by the Biden administration to go and negotiate for
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Britney Griner. You tell me how that's okay, or how
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people are running around pulling up Bill Clinton and Hillary
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Clinton and putting him on this pedestal. Let me be
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very clear, anyone who does that with people like Clinton
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or with Donald Trump, I am automatically suspect of their motivations,
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especially in this case, because if you're not stuffing your
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biases here and your own wants from what this case is,
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then you're doing it a great disservice Because people like
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Bill Clinton, people like Les Wexner, people like Bill Richardson.
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You don't think these are big enough names to move
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the needle. You know, again, everybody talks about names this
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and names that, And what I've come to believe is
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most of the people saying that, well, they only want
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the names of the people they dislike, the names out
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of out that are out there already. Eh, that's not
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going to move the needle for us enough politically, we
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need more. And while that's fine and well, I'd love
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to have every single name exposed, how about we go
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after these people like Les Wexner, like Bill Clinton, like
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Glenn Duman, like Bill Richardson, Start there and work away down.
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But even like this article today, it just does not
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go deep enough. So let's dive into this article from
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The Daily Beast and let's see what they've come up with.
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Headline the mysterious billionaire behind Jeffrey Epstein gets the documentary treatment.
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This article was authored by Marlow Stern. How did Jeffrey Epstein,
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the notorious child predator and sex trafficker, amass his vast wealth? Yes,
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the late money manager rubbed shoulders with everyone from Bill
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Gates and Bill Clinton to Prince Andrew and Donald Trump.
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But as the new Hulu docuseries Victoria's Secret Angels and Demons,
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which premiere is July fourteenth, by the way, contends, one
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of the certified Creep's biggest money sources was none other
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than billionaire Les Wexner, the Merlin of the Mall. This
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is all well known knowledge to anyone who has been
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paying attention for five minutes. Les Wexner was a key
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component in Epstein's rise. Now, was he where Epstein got
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all of his money? No, we know that Epstein was
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in on the grift, right. We know that he was
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stealing in on Wall Street. Of course, that's how he
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was making his money. So he was a criminal way
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before he even met Les Wexner as far as financially.
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But Wexner gave him the credibility that he needed to
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really make his move. Wexner, a slight man with Elfin
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like features, was hardly a paragon of posh. Despite being
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the man behind retail behemoth L Brands, whose portfolio at
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one point included retailers the Limited Amber, Crombie and Fitch,
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Express Lane, Bryant, Henry Bendel, Bath and body Works, and
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the victorious Secret, Wexner maintained a relatively low profile in
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his Nato of Ohio, far from the prom eying lenses
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of the paparazzi. And now when you look back on that,
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you know you say to yourself, well, what was he
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up to that he was trying to keep such a
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low profile. Hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein. You're up to something,
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and there's nobody that's going to convince me of anything different.
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That all seemed to change around the time Epstein entered
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his life. In the mid nineteen eighties, the forty somethingter
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Wexner dyed his hair and upgraded his wardrobe. His soares
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were now attended by Epstein's roster of celebrity acquaintances. In
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nineteen eighty five, Wexner grates the cover of New York Magazine,
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accompanied by the headline the Bachelor Billionaire. And in nineteen
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eighty nine, according to a piece in The Washington Post,
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a diary entry of Wexner's dated September first, nineteen eighty
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nine read, I finally like myself. Oh booo. Did little
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Lessie Wexner have some image problems? Probably little twerp never
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lifted a weight in his life. Probably he has never
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done anything physical in his life, but runs around like
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he's king shit right. A few weeks before Epstein died
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in his prison cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges,
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the New York Times published an eye opening expose detailing
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Wexner's ties to Epstein. The report revealed, among other things,
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that Wexner was Epstein's only publicly known billionaire client. That
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Epstein had acquired his Manhattan townhouse, private jet later dubbed
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the Lolita Express and other properties from Wexner at a
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heavy discount. That Wexner allegedly waited eighteen months to cut
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ties with Epstein after he was busted for child prostitution
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in two thousand and six, Well, that's because Wexner was
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always Epstein's ace. And look, there's a lot of talk
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out there that these two dudes might have been involves
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romantically as well. I can't confirm that one way or
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the other. I don't know, but a lot of credible
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sources have said that, so certainly something to keep in mind.
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If Wexner was enthralled by this guy, lord knows why
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or how that could happen, but here we are. But
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if that's the case, then that could play a little
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bit of a role into how Epstein manipulated him. But
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my real guess is Epstein worked up some sort of
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black mail plot to get Wexner in on. And once
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you got that blackmail, or once you're involved in some
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sort of criminality with somebody, well you're in it for good.
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Isn't that the case? It's like the mafia if you
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want to join the mafia, you have to clip somebody,
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so now you have skin in the game, and that
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an Oregon Attorney General's investigation said that Victoria's Secret had
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directly aided Epstein's legal defense in twenty sixteen, voluntarily providing
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intel against one of Epstein's accusers who had worked for
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Victoria's Secret. A statement from Wener in the film claims
28:02
that Wexner cut ties with Epstein in two thousand and
28:05
eight and was not aware of his abuses. Again, one
28:08
of the most powerful richest men in the world doesn't
28:11
do any research into who he's working with, doesn't have
28:15
his you know, intelligence service buddies that protect him go
28:19
and do the proper research. Or is it They knew
28:22
exactly what Epstein was and he was a key cog,
28:26
a key piece in the operation that they wanted to run.
28:33
After the second arrest, it became increasingly clear that Wexner
28:37
was one of his biggest clients, and so much of
28:40
Epstein's wealth came from the work he did for Wexner,
28:44
says Matt Tiernauur, director of Victoria's Secret, Angels and Demons.
28:49
Then more troubling details emerged, including that he had power
28:53
of attorney that gave him access to vast amounts of
28:56
Wexner's wealth. And you know what's interesting to me about
29:01
he is the kind of guy that has no problem
29:03
suing people. But you notice he hasn't sued anybody for
29:07
what they have said about him and his relationship with Epstein.
29:10
Sure doesn't want to go to court over this, Huh.
29:12
Doesn't want to get dragged into discovery, does he? And
29:16
you would think if people were lying about him like
29:18
you know he says they were, and people were telling
29:20
stories and none of this was true, that somebody would
29:23
have gotten sued for defamation already. But that hasn't occurred,
29:26
has it. Indeed, in a highly unusual move, Wexner now
29:31
eighty four, granted Epstein power of attorney in nineteen ninety
29:35
one that The Times reported enabled mister Epstein to hire people,
29:39
sign checks, buy and sell properties, and borrow money on
29:43
Wexner's behalf, and that Epstein was granted full power and
29:46
authority to do and perform every act necessary for him.
29:52
Wexner also told Vanity Fair in two thousand and three
29:55
that Epstein was very smart, with a combination of excellent
29:58
judgment and on you usually high standards. Also, he is
30:02
always a most loyal friend, a gushing about your child
30:06
molest buddy. Are you there, oh, Lessie Wexner. This guy
30:11
truly believes that he's avoided all sorts of flak here,
30:16
all sorts of fallout. But the reality is he Hasn't
30:20
you know why, folks, because we're just getting started. We
30:23
are just getting started at least here on this podcast,
30:27
and guys like Les Wexner are directly in the crosshairs
30:31
when it comes to co conspirators, people that should be
30:34
brought in and put onder oath. You have to put
30:36
Les Wexner right at the top of that list. As
30:41
Victoria's Secret Angels and Demons reveals, Epstein was deeply entangled
30:45
in Wexner's life, serving as trustee of his charitable foundation,
30:50
going so far as pushing his mother out of it,
30:52
and was even tasked with procuring a nanny for him
30:55
following his marriage to Abigail Kopple. Imagine, Yeah, I'm gonna
30:59
have Epstein, notorious child predator, find me a nanny. Imagine
31:04
being the au pair that calls and gets that gig
31:06
and has to deal with Epstein further. I wonder if
31:10
any of those people, any of those O pairs or
31:13
nannies that he was supposed to find, how many of
31:15
them were abused by Epstein. I don't know if they were,
31:20
but it's a question we have to ask, right anyone
31:23
who is coming to this guy's orbit is someone who
31:26
is potentially a victim. At one point, Epstein lived in
31:31
a guest mansion adjacent to Wexner in New Albany, Ohio,
31:35
a tiny town of Georgian style homes that Wexner had
31:39
designed to his specifications. Epstein had reportedly purchased the home
31:43
from Wexner for three and a half million, and in
31:46
that home is where Maria Farmer, a young artist from
31:49
New York, alleges she was assaulted by both Epstein and
31:53
his accomplice, Glaine Maxwell, the latter recently sentenced to twenty
31:57
years behind bars for sex trafficking girls to Epstein. And
32:02
we all know what Maria has had to say about
32:05
what happened to her in New Albany at the hands
32:09
of Les Wexner. We've all heard about the security agent Bowie.
32:14
You know all of the things that she talked about
32:17
and her experiences with Wexner, Maxwell, and Epstein. It all
32:22
tracked Mary Victoria's Secret Angels and Demons asserts that Farmer
32:27
was imprisoned in a room in Epstein's new Albany home
32:30
and was so frightened that she stacked furniture up against
32:33
the door to prevent Epstein and Maxwell from entering the room.
32:37
The film says she tried to report it to local
32:39
police at the time, who had a relationship with the
32:42
Wexner family since they basically ran the town, as well
32:46
as the FBI. To no avail and it's the truth,
32:50
that's what Maria says. She called the police department. They
32:53
told her, look, you know runs things around here. Maria
32:57
went to the FBI, no dice, NYPD, no dice. Nobody
33:02
was willing to step up and stop these people. But
33:04
now they'll all get up and wax poetic about how
33:07
they've been the one to step up to stop Jeffrey Epstein.
33:11
So tired of the bs. Epstein is living next door
33:18
to Wexner, and one of his most sinister crimes appears
33:21
to take place behind the very dignified Georgian facade of
33:25
this massive guesthouse. Explains Tier an Hour. That scene is
33:29
very telling. It's almost like a David Lynch movie, where
33:33
things are striving to be too perfect, and when you
33:36
look more closely, you see that the grass is not greener.
33:39
And in this case, bad things were happening with Jeffrey
33:42
Epstein and Glenn Maxwell in this house that's been featured
33:46
in Architectural Digest as this super luxurious, luxurious mansion on
33:51
the plains of Ohio. And that's how sick it all is.
33:55
These people are still accepted in so called polite society.
33:59
They're still accepting at all of these soares and functions
34:03
because you know why, I said it once and I'll
34:05
say it again. The only crime to the so called
34:08
elite is being poor. Epstein is also alleged to have
34:15
exploited his ties to Wexner by posing as a recruiter
34:18
for Victoria's Secret Models. Cindy Feedisfield's former CEO of Victoria's
34:23
Secret direct says in the film In the Spring. In
34:27
the spring or summer of nineteen ninety three, it was
34:29
reported to Less that a man was going around New
34:32
York City portraying himself as a recruiter for Victoria's secret
34:36
catalog models. It was Jeffrey Epstein, and Less said he
34:40
would stop it. I don't believe the behavior stopped. I
34:44
believe it continued. Wexner's lawyer claimed Wexner forbid Epstein from
34:49
acting in such a fashion. Of course he did. And
34:51
how are you going to counter that truth? Right there? Right?
34:54
How are you going to dispute that Epstein's dead? Wexner
35:00
gonna say, well, this is what I told him. So
35:02
it's very hard to prove that. Alicia Arden, an actress
35:07
who appeared on Baywatch and in Playboy, claims that the
35:10
behavior did not stop. She says in an interview in
35:13
the film that she met Epstein in nineteen ninety seven
35:16
at the Hotel Shutters in Santa Monica for what she
35:19
thought was a victorious secret audition, only to have him
35:23
requests that she posed in a broad panties before groping
35:27
her butt and attempting to give her one hundred dollars.
35:30
She alleges that she felt like a prostitute, and that
35:32
she then filed sexual battery report against him. When Epstein
35:37
died in twenty nineteen, he left behind an estimated six
35:41
hundred million dollar fortune, only two hundred and fifteen million
35:45
of which has been distributed to his survivors, and we
35:48
know it is a lot more than that. We know
35:50
that there's money offshore. We can't account for it, right,
35:53
we can't prove it, but we certainly know that it's there.
35:56
And the fact that Jeffrey Epstein survivors only got a
36:01
little chunk of this is always going to go down
36:04
as one of the biggest black eyes of that weak
36:07
ass compensation fund. And following the Times piece about his
36:15
ties to Epstein, Wexner came forward and in a letter
36:19
to Wexner Foundation broke his relative silence about his Epstein
36:23
ties by saying that the late sex criminal had misappropriated
36:28
vast sums of money from him, totaling around forty six
36:31
million dollars. Funny how that only hits afterwards, right after
36:35
Epstein's dead. You know the whole entire thing. Now you're
36:38
gonna expose the ties that you had with Epstein and
36:41
how he was a scumbag after you supported him for
36:43
all these years, after you were a co conspirator with
36:47
him for all these years. That's right, I said it.
36:49
I think Less Wexner is a co conspirator certainly my opinion,
36:53
But that's where I'm at. Meanwhile, Sarah Ellison, a Washington
36:59
Post real porter interviewed in Victoria's Secret, Angels and Demons,
37:03
estimates that Wexner paid Epstein around four hundred million dollars
37:07
over the course of their business relationship. Wexner is known
37:11
as being litigus, and yet he won't pursue Epstein for
37:17
stealing millions upon millions of dollars, asks Ellison in the film.
37:21
To allow that level of betrayal dishonesty to happen unpunished
37:26
is entirely unexplained, unless, of course, there was no theft,
37:31
there was no stealing of money, which is what I speculate.
37:34
This was always the plan. And again, folks, my speculation here.
37:39
Just want to be clear about that. My guess is
37:43
this was always the plan. If Epstein was ever nailed,
37:46
then Wexner could say, oh, he stole this money from me,
37:49
giving Wexner the cover that he needed. But it didn't
37:52
work out like that, did it. We're all on to you,
37:55
you little elfin look in mfor Tiernour is still confused
38:03
as to how Epstein, a former high school math teacher
38:06
who was dismissed from bear Stearns over finance violations and
38:10
was then connected to Tower Financial Corp. Ponzi scheme was
38:14
able to gain the trust of Wexner to the point
38:16
where he had power of attorney and control over a
38:19
large sums of his wealth. Well, a lot of that
38:22
has to do with the people that put them into connection,
38:25
you know, the people that were running this whole entire
38:28
compromant scheme. Those are the people who connected all these folks.
38:34
I think there are three great con men of the
38:36
last one hundred years. Roy Kohane, the subject of her
38:40
previous film of mine, his mentee Donald Trump, and Epstein
38:44
offers tier an hour. The con was so epic and
38:47
went downright under everyone's nose. Well, there are a bunch
38:50
of con artists that have been around since. Those three
38:54
are certainly three of them. Though no doubt about it.
38:56
We all know Roy Kohane was a straight up criminal scumback.
39:01
He was always up to some scumbaggery. There's a cool
39:04
documentary about Roy Cohne that's on HBO. I forget the
39:07
name of it, but it was a really interesting watch.
39:10
And if you're interested, obviously in the Wexner aspect of this,
39:13
or just the whole underlying ties that Epstein or Cohen
39:20
had to all of this. You can definitely check that
39:23
out and see for a little bit of context anyway,
39:26
who Roy Cohn was, but certainly a good documentary as
39:30
far as Less Wexner goes. Look, folks, we've been beaten
39:33
on this drum for how long and I'm gonna continue
39:35
to beat on this drum. What this dude was allegedly
39:39
involved in and what happened with Maria is just completely unacceptable,
39:46
and this man needs to be put under oath and
39:49
he needs to be held accountable if it's found that
39:52
he committed crimes, because there certainly is enough evidence there
39:57
at the very least to bring to a grand jury
40:00
and have the grand jury indict him financially or otherwise.
40:05
It really just comes down to, once again, do the
40:08
authorities have the backbone to go after all of these
40:13
people like Les Wexner. That's the question, and unfortunately, at
40:18
least up until this point, the answer has been a
40:22
resounding no. All right, folks, that's gonna do it for
40:27
this episode. If you'd like to contact me, you can
40:29
do that at Bobby Kapuci at ProtonMail dot com. That's
40:33
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40:39
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40:44
c ap u Cci. The link that I discussed can
40:47
be found in the description box. All Right, what's up everyone,
40:52
and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. There's a documentary
40:57
airing right now on Stars and the name of the
41:00
documentary is who Is Glaine Maxwell? And obviously, like the
41:06
name says, it delves into who Gallaine Maxwell is was,
41:11
and it asked the question how did she become such
41:15
a monster? Well, of course, like every one of these documentaries,
41:19
it's only a scratch of the surface. It doesn't go
41:23
deep enough, it's not large enough in scope, and doesn't
41:28
draw enough people into the web. But at least the
41:32
producer of this documentary is asking some pretty poignant questions
41:37
that are important, such as where are the rest of
41:40
the prosecutions? Today we have an article from Newsweek and
41:45
the headline Gallaine Maxwell's Stars doc aims to embarrass police
41:50
into charging others. The author of this article is Molly Mitchell.
41:56
And look, that's really the goal, right when we get
41:59
down to it. It's why I mock them so badly.
42:04
They should be shamed, they should be embarrassed, and if
42:07
that's what it takes to kick them and spur them
42:10
into action. Then that's what we need to do. Because
42:13
the people who were involved with Jeffrey Epstein and Glenn Maxwell,
42:17
they all need to be brought to justice. In this article,
42:21
it's a little off base. They talk about how all
42:24
the men need to be brought to justice. Well, I
42:27
agree with that, but let's not forget that thirty nine
42:31
percent roughly of all human traffickers are women. And when
42:36
we're talking about Epstein, how many women played a key
42:39
part in what he was doing. Now, of course, the
42:43
johns who were taking part in abusing these girls, every
42:47
single one of them needs to be brought in and indicted.
42:52
But when people try and set this up as a
42:55
man verse woman story, I think they're doing it a disservice.
43:00
I think that kind of rhetoric does more to split
43:03
people up than bring people together. And for me, it's
43:06
more than just man verse woman here. It's literally evil
43:10
verse good. And I'm not talking about God verse the devil.
43:13
As I've said a million times, I'm agnostic. I don't
43:16
have any idea about God or the devil, but I
43:19
know what evil is, and it certainly is Jeffrey Epstein,
43:22
Gallainne Maxwell, Sarah Kellen Vickers, Adriana Ross, Leslie Groff, Darren Dyke,
43:30
Richard Kahn, and the rest of them. That's what evil
43:32
is to me, And personally, I don't care what sack
43:36
of skin it's wearing, man or woman. If you're an evil,
43:40
disgusting scumbag, you are on my radar. And as I've
43:46
said a million times now here on the podcast, I'm
43:49
in the business of bringing folks together. The whole division shit,
43:53
I'll leave that up to the grifters, you know, the
43:55
people that are out there playing up on people's emotions
43:58
and shit, I'll leave that to other people. I'm not
44:01
here to divide folks. I'm here to bring people together
44:04
for a common cause, and that common cause is seeing
44:08
all of these scumbags, man, woman, everything in between put
44:13
in prison forever. Who is Glenn Maxwell is the gripping
44:19
documentary series on Stars about the rise and fall of
44:22
British socialists. They meant socialite. They called her a socialist
44:27
in the article. That's pretty funny. What they really mean, though,
44:30
is scuzbag general all around, scusbag, child molester, abuser, human
44:36
trafficker and bipedal serpent Glenn Maxwell. In December twenty twenty one,
44:42
Maxwell was convicted of recruiting and grooming teenage girls to
44:46
have sexual encounters with Epstein between nineteen ninety four and
44:50
two thousand and four. From her early years growing up
44:54
with a father like Robert Maxwell to her Oxford days
44:57
and high flying days as part of London's elite. The
45:00
three part documentary series asked the question, who really is
45:04
Gleane Maxwell and how did she end up where she did?
45:08
Pretty simple, a rich girl from a family of thieves,
45:12
from a family of criminals, who lost daddy and ended
45:16
up going south because she couldn't stand on her own, right,
45:20
Another one of these so called elite who can't stand
45:24
on their own, They need to be propped up by
45:27
somebody else. And that was certainly Gleanne Maxwell. First it
45:30
was daddy, then it was running around with Epstein and
45:33
his buddies. Although the documentary is mainly focused on Maxwell
45:39
and her crimes, the final episode of the show hopes
45:42
to embarrass the authorities into investigating other men involved in
45:46
the sex scandal. Executive producer Dorothy Byrne told Newsweek and
45:51
Miss Burne, I appreciate your work on the documentary. But
45:56
it's not just men that were involved here. There were
45:59
all a lot of people involved here. Why don't we
46:02
say perpetrators. Why don't we say co conspirators? It sounds
46:06
a little bit better than just saying all the men?
46:10
What about all the women? What about Eva Dubin? What
46:13
about Sarah Kellen Vickers and Leslie Groff and Adriana Ross
46:16
and I can go on. The final episode will air Sunday,
46:22
July tenth at nine pm on Stars and will explore
46:26
her criminal trial and conviction. Maxwell was sentenced to twenty
46:30
years in prison in June. She appealed her sentence and
46:33
conviction on July seventh, and is currently awaiting consideration by
46:37
the US Court of Appeals. Yeah, she's gonna be waiting
46:40
for quite some time. There's gonna be no consideration for
46:43
Gallaine Maxwell, at least I don't think there will be.
46:47
Speaking to Newsweek, who is Gallainne Maxwell? Executive producer Dorothy
46:52
Byrne described how Maxwell worked at an extraordinary level to
46:56
procure young women and girls for Epstein one hundred percent
47:00
what she did, but that was only part of it.
47:03
People seem to forget that this was a well oiled machine,
47:07
and while procuring girls and bringing in girls for Epstein
47:10
to molest was certainly part of it, a lot of
47:13
people forget that there was other things going on, compromont building,
47:18
dossier's getting information, all of this underlying theme was occurring
47:24
while all this other stuff was going on on the surface.
47:30
Burn also shared that after working on the series for
47:33
two years, she felt very surprised, shocked, and horrified that
47:36
no man has been taken to court for their involvement
47:39
in the Jeffrey Epstein case, considering the magnitude of their crimes.
47:44
After all, Epstein had connections to some of the most
47:47
powerful and most famous people in the world. Well, you
47:50
just answered your own question right there. When you have
47:53
connections with the most powerful and famous people in the world,
47:56
you really think you're going to be held to account.
47:59
Of course, you're not going to be held to account.
48:01
And it's telling if you look at the non prosecution
48:04
agreement that was signed by Epstein, it was Epstein and
48:08
four women who it protected, So that shows you who
48:11
the key co conspirators in the actual functioning of this
48:17
enterprise were. Now, of course, the people who were utilizing
48:21
the services, those were all disgusting ass gross ass could
48:25
never get a woman in high school. Ass dudes one
48:28
hundred percent without a doubt. But it's not just men here,
48:32
all right. There's a lot of sick people involved. His
48:37
survivors also spoke of not only being sexually abused by Epstein,
48:41
but by others at his private island, Little Saint James,
48:45
in the US Virgin Islands and elsewhere. See what I
48:48
mean when I say that these documentaries they never hit
48:52
the scope that it should. If I had the money,
48:55
I swear I'd put together a wide ranging documentary, multiple parts,
49:00
about this story, and maybe someday I still will, because
49:04
none of these really scratched the itch to truly tell
49:07
people what went on here. Burne even referred to one
49:14
of the lawyers and who is Glene Maxwell, who described
49:17
Epstein and Maxwell's abuse as a pyramid sex scheme and
49:20
the island of Little Saint James as a sex trafficking factory.
49:25
Burne told Newsweek, I hope that this film, along with
49:28
other work by journalists, will embarrass the authorities into investigating
49:32
the other men. I mean, what is going on here?
49:35
Why is it that no men have been pulled in
49:37
and charged? Men? Men. Men? How come other What do
49:40
you mean? No men? How about just co conspirators? Because
49:44
these girls and young women, they state that they were
49:46
passed around to other men as well. Where are the
49:49
other men? Why is it that it's only a woman
49:52
who has been prosecuted, and it is right that she
49:56
was prosecuted, But where are the men? I love when
49:58
they add the caveat see for me, I don't care
50:02
how you were born, what you're if you're a man
50:05
or a woman, if you were involved here, You're a
50:07
piece of shit, scumbag m effort, and I want you
50:09
hemmed up man or woman and setting it up like this.
50:13
I'm not a big fan. I'm not a big fan
50:15
of divisionary tactics, and I see right through it. Honestly,
50:19
how much more of this shit are we gonna PLoP
50:21
into society to try and set people up against each
50:25
other when in reality, man or woman, anyone who's decent
50:30
should be absolutely disgusted by what went on here. The
50:35
lack of prosecution of men is an absolute scandal and
50:39
a shame on the face of the United States of America.
50:42
So far, nobody else has been charged in connection with
50:45
Epstein and Maxwell. Prince Andrew settled out of court with
50:48
Epstein's accuser, Virginia Roberts, in a civil sex case. And
50:53
this is just patently wrong. Jean Luke Brunell was also charged.
50:56
We're gonna forget, We're gonna forget about that. The whole
50:59
leadership structure was taken down Maxwell, Epstein and John Luke Brunell.
51:05
Of course it is not good enough, but I don't think.
51:09
I know it's gonna sound kind of bad. But unfortunately,
51:12
I don't think that miss Burne truly has a grip
51:15
of what this case is or the scope of what
51:20
this case is. Roberts alleged she was sexually abused by
51:25
Prince Andrew in three locations, the first at Maxwell's London home,
51:29
then Epstein's Manhattan townhouse, and in the Virgin Islands. Andrew
51:34
has denied these allegations and insisted he has no recollection
51:38
of meeting Roberts. No, not at all. No, I never
51:41
met him. Burne said, I'm very very surprised, shocked and
51:46
horrified that no man has been taken to court. All right,
51:49
we get it, miss Burne, no man has been taken
51:51
to court. Is that the whole point of what you're
51:53
talking about here, because really the problem is man or woman,
51:58
justice has not been served. That's the real problem. And
52:05
I think it's absolutely right that Glenn Maxwell will be
52:08
taken into court and that she was sentenced to twenty
52:11
years because what she did was utterly wicked. But I'm
52:15
amazed that in the United States, which has extraordinary police forces,
52:19
they have not managed to bring a single man to justice.
52:23
I'm surprised that they were so flagrant about what they
52:26
did and yet people didn't really realize what was going on. Well,
52:30
you're wrong. People did realize what was going on. People
52:32
didn't care, point blank period. People knew what was going on,
52:36
and they didn't care men and women both. Some of
52:41
it was hiding in plain sight. She talked about collecting
52:44
girls for Jeffrey, as she puts it, and I've done
52:46
a lot of films about sex crimes, but it was
52:49
the industrial scale of what they did. She was providing
52:53
him with three girls or young women a day. I mean,
52:56
that's absolutely extraordinary. And she was going out in the
53:00
read in our car just picking them up on the street. Yeah,
53:03
we know all of this already. So what exactly is
53:07
this documentary going to provide that the other ones haven't
53:10
not much. If I'm being honest, it really didn't provide much.
53:13
Sure it's a good watch if you're looking for a
53:15
little more content, some more context. Sure, definitely worth the watch.
53:19
But it really doesn't kick down any doors. It's the
53:25
huge scale of it. And the scale was only made
53:28
possible because Glene Maxwell, because she knew how to win
53:31
the trust of these young girls. She was middle aged.
53:34
A number of them thought that she was actually married
53:37
to Epstein. She had a top class accent, she was
53:40
beautifully crafted, so she didn't look like a sleazily a
53:43
sleezy procurus. She looked like a highly respectable woman, and
53:48
that's how she went about doing it. But the scale
53:50
of it is astonishing, all right, So what is a
53:53
sleezy procurus supposed to look like as opposed to a
53:56
highly respectable woman. I don't even know what that means.
54:00
There's different levels of what it looks like. If you
54:02
look like a respectable person, then automatically I should just
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think you're respectable. Yeah, right, respect is earned. As for
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how Maxwell ended up in the position she is in today,
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Burne said it would be impossible to know, however, by
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exploring her past, you may come to some understanding, she reflected,
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I think it's impossible to know exactly why she committed
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the crimes, but I think by looking in her life
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in detail, you start to get some understanding of her. Well,
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she did it because she's a sick fuck pretty simple.
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She has the same proclivity as that Epstein does. Why
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are people so scared to just say that? What are
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people so scared of? Undoubtedly she got used to great
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wealth when she was young, and she loved being the
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center of attention. And when she lost all of her
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money with the death of her father, she was very
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unhappy and some people say quite out a loss. But
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then she met another very rich man who who then
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gave the potential path for her to gain great wealth,
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be the center of attention, and live an extraordinary lifestyle
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in the way that she had before. And you see
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again it's very obvious that Maxwell and Epstein met before
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Robert Maxwell died. But people keep running with the same narrative,
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and then you wonder why nobody wants to listen to
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the legacy media or these producers who just jumped into
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this story to try and get rich. Let's be real,
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what we discovered was that she really tried her best
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to get him to marry her, and when that didn't work,
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she stayed with him. He gave her great wealth. She
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worked for that wealth, and the way in which she
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worked for that wealth was to procure young women and
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girls at an extraordinary level. So she is saying here,
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miss Byrne, that this was all about money and wealth
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and it wasn't not one mention of compromid huh, not
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one mention of things being wired up. And dossier's one
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of the lawyers who was in Glen Max, who is
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Glean Maxwell, called the pyramid sec called it a pyramid
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sex scheme, and called the island which Epstein owned, a
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sex trafficking factory. Yeah, no shit. Again. Look, I'm not
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saying that she's missing the boat completely here, but she's
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only reading a few chapters and you can't just read
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the cliff notes to this and think you understand what's
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going on. So that's big. It's probably my biggest problem
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with all of the documentaries and shows and you know,
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movies that come out about this story. They all rehash
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the same information basically, and they don't go any deeper.
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So that's where I'm at with this one, and while
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I've watched the first few episodes, I haven't been blown
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away by it, and honestly didn't even plan on talking
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about it until I saw this article where I think
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that miss burns a little bit off the script here
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talking about just men and when this is much more
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than that. We we all know how much more it
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is than that, and we all know that there were
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some evil ass women involved here too. That said, every
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single one of these johns needs to be brought in.
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Every single person who was engaging in sexual activity with
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a girl who was being forced into that activity against
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her will needs to be brought in and indicted. But
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let's not cause more division where it's not needed. Pretty sure,
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every decent human being is upset and disgusted by what
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went on here, man, woman, or anyone else. All Right, folks,
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it's gonna do it for this episode. If you'd like
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to contact me, you can do that at Bobby Gupuci
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at ProtonMail dot com. That's bo Bbuy c ap u
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