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A Soft Sentence for a Hard Crime: The Ghislaine Maxwell Debacle (4/24/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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Epstein Chronicles. It shouldn't come as a shock that they're
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treating Glenn Maxwell like she checked into a botique hotel
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with a bad name, and the rest of us are
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supposed to just swallow this shit like it's normal. Meanwhile,
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the people she helped breck don't get a single war meal, guarantee,
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a cushy pillow, or even a proper apology. That right
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there smells like a system with priorities upside down. Sympathy
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for the socialite can tempt for the survivors, and that's
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the problem right there. Justice in this country is supposed
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to mean equality before the law, But the second someone's
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got money, status, or maybe some dirt, all that equal
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treatment garbage goes right out the window. So let's just
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call this shit what it is. It's not some bureaucratic
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oversight or a random act of kindness. It's calculated, deliberate
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leniency disguised as procedure. The BOP has rules, ironclad ones
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about inmate equality, about denying the appearance of favoritism. Yet
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here we are watching a convicted sex trafficker, a woman
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who played a central role in enabling one of the
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worst predators of the modern age get perks no regular
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inmate could even dream of. Meanwhile, the survivors of her
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crimes are left scraping together therapy money and trying to
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rebuild live shattered before they ever had a chance to
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live them Tell me again how the system is unbroken,
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and don't hand me that special accommodations line they like
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to throw around. Spare me the bureaucratic pr We all
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know how the game's played. The privilege get coded language
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and quiet exceptions. The poor get punishment, neglect. They'll say
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it's for mental health. They'll say it's for security. But
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funny how that language only ever seems to protect the powerful.
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Glamn Maxwell's not a misunderstood martyr. She's a facilitator of
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child exploitation, a woman who helped hand pick victims for
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a monster and helped abuse them. Why is she being
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treated like she's the one who needs protecting? And look,
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you can dress it up however you want, but at
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the end of the day, it's corruption. In a Cardigan.
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This is the state saying we'll make you comfortable, Glane
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because you come from the right circle. She gets special
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food special attention and likely a blind eye turn to
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have the rules everyone else has to follow. The BOP
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is supposed to represent structure, order, and accountability, yet here
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it's bending its own damn rules. The message that sends
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to the public is poisoned. It tells every victim, every taxpayer,
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every person who's ever believed in consequences that if you're
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rich enough, connected enough, or infamous enough, the system will
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find a way to soften the blow. That's not institutionalized punishment.
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That's a club, and everyone who's watching knows that they're
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not invited. Meanwhile, think about what this all looks like
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to the survivors. Imagine living through that kind of trauma,
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going through years of legal battles, seeing your abuser and
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your abusers enabler finally convict, and then hearing she's sitting
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somewhere snacking on Chick fil A like she's at a
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weekend to retreat. That shit's obscene. It's salt in the
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wound that has never healed. Every little comfort she's given.
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Tell survivors their pain is still secondary to the comfort
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of somebody like Maxwell. And let's not forget the Bureau
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of Prisons has clear cut policies against preferential treatment of inmates,
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they spell it out, but when it comes to Maxwell,
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it's like the rule book got fed into a paper shredder.
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They'll enforce every technicality for the regular folks, solitary confinement,
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restricted mail, no special meals. But when it's someone with
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connections and some dirt, suddenly it's flexibility. It's individual circumstances.
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It's careful management. Yeah right, it's coddling, plain and simple. Look,
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you can call me old fashioned, but if you traffic children,
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if you assist in their exploitation, if you play hostess
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to one of the most evil men in modern history,
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you should not be rewarded with comfort. You should not
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be eating gourmet food or getting sympathy interviews through PR channels.
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You should be left with the same institutional mil tray
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and the same hard bed every other inmate deals with. Period.
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The idea that anyone, especially someone like Maxwell, deserves a
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little extra understanding or grace after what she's done makes
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me sick. It's morally bankrupt. It's just more proof that
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our sol called justice system doesn't actually serve justice. It
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serves image management and convenience. It's easier for them to
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appease the well connected than to confront their hypocrisy. Had on.
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So yeah, locker and a cell processor like everyone else,
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and stop the soft lux performance art. No more chick
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fil A, no more comfort packages, no more quiet special
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treatment dressed up as protocol. How about we let the
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survivors see that the system they trusted to deliver justice
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actually gives a damn about them, not about keeping a
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child trafficker comfortable. Because right now, every sandwich, every soft pillow,
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every privilege that she's handed is a slap in the
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face to all of us, especially those who suffered. It's
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the system telling them and us, loud and clear, we
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remember the predator more than we honor the prey. And
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until that changes, we're not looking at a justice system.
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We're looking at a sick joke, one that keeps proving
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it was never meant for people without power. This article
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was published by Fox News headlined Glayne Maxwell gets hotel
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guest treatment at club fed prison consultant says. This article
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was authored by Michael Ruiz. Glanne Maxwell, the sex trafficking
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accomplice and former lover of Jeffrey Epstein, is getting unusually
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favorable treatment after arriving at a club fed prison in Texas.
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According to a new report, Well, no shit, she is.
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That's the whole point of moving her, right, we have
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to look like they were doing something. Oh yeah, we're
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gonna talk to Glaine Maxwell. We're gonna get to the
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bottom of what Jeffrey Epstein was up to. Stop it.
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Nobody believed it then and nobody believes it now. And
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if you do believe it, boy do I got some
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fine real estate to sell you. Beachfront by the way
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here in Las Vegas, Nevada. Resentful fellow prisoners have complained
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of changes to the federal prison camp security measures and
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occasional special privileges granted to Maxwell, according to the Wall
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Street Journal, And look, there is no doubt that there
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are special privileges being given to Glaine Maxwell. She shouldn't
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even be at this facility. Let's start there. Imagine having
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the whole ass justice system bend over backwards for you
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and you're out here molesting kids. Great message to send, boys,
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I love that messaging. I mean, for real, are we
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ever going to hold anybody accountable? Or are we just
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going to keep playing these games? Yeah? Save the kids? Right?
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All the same people yelling that shit still won't even
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sign the petition. Brian is a minimum security facility with
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six hundred and twenty two inmates, including the Ranos fraudster
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Elizabeth Holmes, and former The Real Housewives of Salt Lake
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City star Jennifer Shaw. Now I'm not too familiar with
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Jennifer Shaw, but I most certainly know Elizabeth Holmes, and
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I can tell you for sure she belongs exactly where
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she is. The fraud that that woman was involved in,
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the absolute nonsense she was involved in, Yeah, she got
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everything she deserved, and in fact, I think she got
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off light. The sixty three year old Maxwell arrived over
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the summer after agreeing to me with federal prosecutors and
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before the Supreme Court denied her latest appeal. That was
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all part of it. Look, the game is being played
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right in front of our eyes. Glenne Maxwell knew she
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wasn't getting appeal, so she figured her one hope was
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to get some kind of compensation, if you will, from
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the government by going and you know, putting a little
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bit of an exclamation point on the narrative they're serving up.
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Oh yeah, this one didn't do anything. That one didn't
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do anything. Nobody did anything. All of this is a lie.
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Virginia eyed, this one lied. I'm a martyr. I'm still innocent.
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The whole thing never challenged once, and then when all
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said and done, she gives up no actionable intelligence. She
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ends up getting moved to this cushy, club fed environment,
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and I'm the asshole for asking questions, for being apoplectic
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about it. The paper also reported that Maxwell's fellow inmates
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were warned not to discuss her case with the press.
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One who talked to one of the paper's reporters was
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later sent to a higher security facility. Imagine how fucked
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up that is. Imagine being that woman's family. Glenn Maxwell's
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out here diddling kids, and my relative gets shipped upstate
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because she talked about Maxwell's case. Where's the justice in that?
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Where's the outrage? And in fact, if you're related to
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that woman who got shipped up state, I'd love to
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talk to you. Reach out to me and we'll definitely
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have a chat about what's going on, because if I
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were you, I'd be raised in all kinds of hell
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about that. There is no way in hell that Glaine
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Maxwell should be getting any kind of favorable treatment, and
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there's certainly no way that inmate should be getting shipped
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out for talking about Maxwell. Really. Sam Mangle is a
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federal prison consultant whose clients have included Sam Bankmin Freed,
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and Steve Bannon. He told Fox News Digital he works
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with two women incarcerated at Brian, neither of whom will
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discuss Maxwell, even with him over the phone or through email.
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Speaking with the sister of one of my clients yesterday
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or the day before, she told me that they're treating
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Maxwell more like she's a guest in a hotel as
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opposed to an inmate in a federal prison, he said Wednesday.
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Just chew on that for a minute, then ask yourself
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why who signed off on it? Why would they make
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it okay? Why would they think that Glainne Maxwell should
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get this kind of treatment considering what she was guilty of.
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And then if you still think it's not a cover up,
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I don't know what to tell you. In one example,
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he said that prison officials locked down the whole camp
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so Maxwell could have a secretive visit with VIP guests
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in the chapel. What is this, fucking sons of anarchy? Oh,
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let me go with a chapel and have a meeting, like,
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what does that even mean? How has Glainne Maxwell afforded
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such privilege? That's what everybody should be asking themselves. And
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to the people that are out there who are more
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mad that people are criticizing the administration and the DOJ
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than they are about this shit, what's wrong with you?
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How would you spend all this time talking about the kids?
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The kids, the kids, talking about pizzagate and that moron
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Isaac Cappy. But now we have something real right in
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front of us, and all of a sudden, because it
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doesn't align politically, maybe it's a big problem, it's a
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big hoax. Everybody should shut up about it. Well, I
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have some bad news. I'm not shutting up about anything.
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And the more you try and cover it up, the
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louder I'm gonna get. They actually closed everything down and
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locked everybody in their unit and brought the visitors into
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the chapel, but through a side entrance so that no
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one can see who the visitors were. Mangele said, that's
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very unusual, So it's time to file the Freedom of
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Information Act. Huh, why are people going to see Maxwell
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in secret? How is that something that's okay? And who
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signed off on it. However, he added, if Maxwell were
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to have visitors in front of other inmates, that could
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stoke further controversy, especially for prisoners with daughters the same
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age as Maxwell's victims. It's unprecedented that someone convicted of
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sex crimes would be housed at Brian, he said, which
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he called the most desirable prison for women convicted of
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white collar felonies in the country. Well, think about that.
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White collar criminals, fraud, tax evasion, you know, shit that
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people make mistake about, or you know, maybe not a mistake,
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but we're not talking about hurting children here. In fact,
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I think that if you commit a white collar crime
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or something similar, there should be a special facility that
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you go to. But Blayne Maxwell, she should be in
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fucking Arkham Asylum. Anybody who hurts children and has no
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remorse about it, especially Yeah, I have no remorse for you.
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And if you think I'm in a city here and
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just you know, shrug my shoulders and act like it's
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cool that she's getting all these special privileges, you have
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not been paying attention. You're going to go into the
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visiting room and see Maxwell, who doesn't belong there, having
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these visits in a casual situation or environment that's upsetting.
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He said, it really upsets the other inmates and their families.
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Strings were absolutely pulled at the highest possible levels of
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the DOJ to get her removed from Tallahassee. To Brian,
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he said, now, I agree that there was a reason
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a mover from Tallahassee. Once she started cooperating, it was
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obvious she was cooperating with Todd Blanche, she became a target.
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I don't believe that there's a lot of people in
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there that are cooperating. And we're talking about Tallahassee, no violence.
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Nobody's ever been murdered there, so it's not like we're
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talking about fulsome We're not talking about San Quentin in
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the eighties here, So please stop the bullshit. Put her
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in solitary confinement, how about that. Blanche is a Deputy
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Attorney General who interviewed Maxwell at her former prison, Federal
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Correctional Institution Tallahassee and Florida in August. That facility is
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a low security prison, more typical for housing a sex
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offender like Maxwell. Nope, I want high security facility. If
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you're hurting children, your life should be fucking miserable for
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the rest of it. No discussions, no what abouts, no qualifiers.
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Enjoy your cell enjoy the blowney sandwiches. Shut the fuck up.
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A spokesperson for the US Bureau of Prisons did not
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immediately respond to a request for comment. The agency instead
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sent an automated email saying that its public affairs office
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would not be commenting due to the ongoing government shutdown.
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Oh well, isn't that convenient? Just another thing they can
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hide with the government shut down. You know what, while
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the government shut down, we shouldn't have to pay taxes.
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How about that? Not one dollar in taxes. You pro
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rate that and give it back to us on our returns.
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But that would never happen, right, only special privileges for
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people like Maxwell, me and you. We can go get fucked.
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The Supreme Court rejected Maxwell's appeal last week. She's due
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for release in twenty thirty seven after a twenty year
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sentence for procuring girls for Epstein and abusing them, who
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died in federal jail in New York. Before his own
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trial in twenty nineteen, Maxwell told Blanche she never witnessed
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President Donald Trump doing anything inappropriate with anybody. She shot
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down claims former President Bill Clinton had traveled to Epstein's
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infamous island in the US Virgin Islands and said the
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Clinton's were her friends, not Epstein's. Well, how would she
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even know that? I thought she wasn't around Jeffrey. After
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a while our relationship ended. I was with Ted Waite. No,
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you weren't okay. You were a disgusting, vile skiffuza, And
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every last ounce of my being literally hates you. I
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do believe that Epstein did a lot of not all,
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but some of what he's accused of, and I'm not
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here to defend him in any respect whatsoever. Maxwell told Blanche,
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I don't want to, and I don't think he requires
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nor deserves any type of protection from me in any
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way to sugarcoat what he did or didn't do, and
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then she goes on to sugarcoat everything. Cooperation with authorities
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is one of two major areas where inmates can improve
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their prison conditions, according to Mangle. The other is acceptance
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of responsibility. When Maxwell met with Black, she claimed her
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innocence and denied having witnessed any non consensual sexual activity
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or sex with miners. Well she's a liar. How about that?
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Ghlaine Maxwell is a liar. I don't care what she thinks,
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what she says. She's a child molesting liar that shouldn't
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be eating Chick fil a sandwiches instead, she should be
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eating whatever comes on those mil trays. And you know
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what the most disgusting thing about all of this is,
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It's not just even the fact that Gallainne Maxwell is
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getting pampered like some high society guests at a halfway house.
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It's that the whole damn system is playing along, acting
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like this is normal. Like the woman who help traffic
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miners deserves dignity and comfort before the girl she helped
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destroy ever get a fraction of either. That's the punchline.
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The state always finds compassion for the criminal, never for
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the collateral damage. We've watched the circus long enough to
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know how it ends. People like Maxwell always get a
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softer landing. She'll do her time, probably serve less than
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she should, and then one day she'll be sping cappuccinos
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in some coastal town, pretending to be a cautionary tale
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instead of a co conspirator, and the survivors, well, they'll
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still be fighting the nightmare, still trying to claw back
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something resemble in peace. So no, I don't want to
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hear about her rehabilitation. I don't want to see her
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doing yoga or smiling for the camera and some puff
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piece about redemption. You don't redeem what she did. You
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don't rehab that kind of rot. You bury it, you
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remember it, and you make damn sure no one like
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her ever sees privilege again, Because if a convicted child
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trafficker can still get the velvet glove treatment, then the
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moral foundation of our soul called justice system is in cracked.
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It's completely hollow. Lock the door, turn the key. Stop
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pretending she's owed a shred of comfort. Every convenience she's
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granted is a reminder that money still outweighs morality in
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this country, and until that changes, justice will remain a
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luxury product, just another thing the powerful can buy while
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the rest of us are left choking on the fumes.
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