Simply........ the reason Ghislaine maxwell is still alive........ is because...... she was way smarter than jeff ......... because she has a ton of shit hidden somewhere .....and if anything happens to her say she accidently croaks the way jeff hung himself .....(we all know that was a pile of shit )......jeff was not suicidal ......why should he,,,he had shit on people like ghislane ....... a bargaining tool ...... which she is using now ....... for her freedom....i mean......... can you blame here who wouldn't do what she is doing......... to get out of prison ....sure she is a criminal ......... but the shit she has ........ l buy her a ticket to some island ....... where she will sip pina coladas ........ and maybe get a new identity .......like i have said ........ there are two laws ...one for the rich....... one for the poor!!!!!! ......its not fair........ life! is not fair....... who said it was !....... no one.......... nice ......people get fucked!!!....... always ....nice guys come second ......always .....everyone loves the bad guys its a fact jack .......so ghislaine will walk.......... i predict for her secrets .....listen ........... its the nature of the beast as they say !!!!! .......she has the card on the poker table of life !!!!.........she was way ahead of jeff ....... when it came to staying alive !....... ...her father rupert was not a nice guy!!!!! ....like father like daughter ..... we will never ever know the real truth ........ and that is how it will always be .....listen!!!!!......... bill clinton got off with monica lewinsky he convinced million of americans he dad not have sexual relations with that woman !!!! .....the last time i checked .......... a blow job was a sexual deed ......... but like religon the fools bought it ......don't hate the player.......hate the game folks !!!!!!>.....always the game .........
Jeffrey Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxwell Claims 25 Unnamed Men Made Secret Settlements to Victims
Jeffrey Epstein‘s convicted pimp Ghislaine Maxwell has unleashed the nuclear option in a last-ditch effort to get out of prison by claiming in court papers a group of 25 “untouchable” men made “secret settlements” with victims — and implying they could and should be prosecuted, per New York Post.
One expert believes Maxwell’s carefully crafted legal grenade is a clear message to the dead pedophile’s rich and powerful friends that she may start naming names if her 20-year sex trafficking prison sentence is not overturned.
“It’s an absolute negotiating chip — she wants a pardon, a reduction in sentence, a commutation,” private investigator Ed Opperman tells Globe. “She’s throwing this out so that the people on that list will use their wealth, power and influence to get her out of prison to keep her quiet.”
The 64-year-old British socialite filed the writ of habeas corpus in December after exhausting all her appeals to overturn her 2021 conviction.
The habeas petition, however, appears to be the first time she implicates others, including four of Epstein’s co-conspirators who worked recruiting victims.
“New evidence reveals that there were 25 men with which the [accuser’s] lawyers reached secret settlements — that could equally be considered as co-conspirators,” Maxwell wrote in the searing petition.
“The Government could have indicted the 4 named co-conspirators, or any of the 25 men that settled secretly with the lawyers for the [accuser] complainants, but they didn’t.”
Maxwell has long maintained the government “was looking for someone to indict” following Epstein’s 2019 mysterious hanging death in a New York City jail where he was awaiting trial for sex trafficking — and she was made a patsy.
As Globe readers know, Epstein rubbed shoulders with the former Prince Andrew, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and ex-President Bill Clinton, among other elite power brokers. All have denied knowing about his sketchy behavior with girls and young women.
Opperman believes Epstein’s “untouchable” pals are sweating machine gun bullets because a federal subpoena can override the nondisclosure agreements they orchestrated to silence victims.
“The federal government could definitely prosecute these rich and powerful men, even if the victim signed an NDA because the settlement can be considered an admission of guilt,” he tells Globe.
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13 controversial redactions from the Epstein files — and what we’re learning about them
This has been a big week in the long-running — and still very much not-over — saga of the Jeffrey Epstein files.
That’s because we’ve begun to learn more about the Justice Department’s controversial redactions, as lawmakers have had an opportunity to review the unredacted files.
One prominent House Democrat, Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland, said Monday afternoon that he had reviewed the unredacted documents and saw “tons of completely unnecessary redactions.”
And the bipartisan lawmakers who forced the Trump administration to release the Epstein files have identified six people whose names, they say, were redacted inappropriately.
As millions of documents have trickled out and been sorted through, one of the major subplots is what DOJ chose to redact. Its redaction decisions in many cases went well beyond what the legislation passed by Congress called for.
Perhaps no redactions have garnered more attention than the suspected co-conspirators who are described in internal Justice Department documents and others who exchanged eyebrow-raising emails with Epstein.
The latter instances include emails that read as if people were evaluating and even scouting women or girls for Epstein. In other cases, they reference questionable behavior.
The redactions also raised concerns among Epstein’s survivors. One told CNN that DOJ was “shielding predators.” Another said DOJ has “protected the Epstein class with blanket redactions.”
The Justice Department suggested last week that any such redactions were women or girls who might have been victims at one point, or law enforcement officials.
“We did not redact any names of men, only female victims,” a DOJ official told CNN at the time.
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