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Epstein Accuser Says Ghislaine Maxwell is “Worse” and Was “Pulling the Strings”

“She is a monster.”

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Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre says that Ghislaine Maxwell “did things even worse than Epstein did” and was the one responsible for “pulling the strings” during the alleged sex trafficking operation.

During an interview with CBS This Morning earlier today, Giuffre said that Maxwell’s management of Epstein’s money and contacts made her an integral part of the crime.

“She is a monster. She’s worse than Epstein. She did things even worse than Epstein did. She was vicious. She was evil, and she’s a woman,” said Giuffre.

“I know that woman — I’ve known her really well. Put it this way — Epstein was Pinocchio, and she was Geppetto. She was the guy. … She was pulling the strings. She had his money, he had her contacts. But Ghislaine was more conniving and smart than Epstein ever was.”

As we highlighted yesterday, victim’s attorney Lisa Bloom thinks that Maxwell is unlikely to name Epstein’s high powered accomplices because she would probably get a lengthy prison sentence anyway.

Maxwell purportedly has a stash of secret sex tapes in her possession that would expose powerful Epstein acquaintances.

Epstein reportedly was willing to cut a deal by naming names in an effort to reduce his sentence but was found dead in his jail cell weeks later.

Maxwell faces trial in July next year, leaving a full year for her to survive in prison, which may be not be guaranteed given what happened to her boyfriend.

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Prosecutors Say Prince Andrew ‘Next Target’ After Ghislaine Maxwell Sentenced To 20 Years

“Obviously, Andrew is one of the targets they will be looking into. He should definitely be concerned”

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29 June, 2022

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Following the relatively light twenty year sentence Ghislaine Maxwell has received for sex trafficking underage girls for Jeffrey Epstein, prosecutors representing the victims have said that the ‘next target’ should be British Royal Prince Andrew.

The lawyers acting on behalf of those alleging abuse requested that the FBI continue investigating the Epstein case and look harder at Andrew and other individuals accused by the victims.

“Let’s hope they’re the next target,” Attorney Brad Edwards told reporters.

Edwards represented Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who settled a sex abuse civil lawsuit out of court with Andrew, the Duke of York.

Attorney Spencer Kuvin, representative of several other alleged victims of Epstein and Maxwell added “Obviously, Andrew is one of the targets they will be looking into. He should definitely be concerned, but if he did nothing wrong, then come forward and tell the full story to the FBI, not the media.”

Los Angeles lawyer Lisa Bloom, who is representing several other alleged victims said “We call upon the FBI to fully investigate Prince Andrew. Virginia Giuffre’s civil case should be just the beginning. Everyone associated with Epstein and Maxwell should be carefully investigated.”

Bloom previously told reporters that Prince Andrew “should be quaking in his boots.”

As we previously reported, the British public have expressed concerns that the money for Andrew’s pay off to Virginia Roberts Giuffre, which will likely run into the millions, will be siphoned from taxpayers.

The amount that Andrew will pay Giuffre, and a victims’ rights charity of her choice, has not been disclosed, however it is estimated to be in excess of £12 MILLION, and that won’t even include legal fees.

While not admitting any guilt in the case, a statement read in court noted that “Prince Andrew has never intended to malign Ms. Giuffre’s character, and he accepts that she has suffered both as an established victim of abuse and as a result of unfair public attacks.”

The settlement came just days before Andrew would have been made to undergo a deposition, and be questioned under oath by Giuffre’s lawyers, reported the New York Times.

No individuals other than Maxwell and Epstein have yet been named in court throughout the case.

Maxwell will likely serve her sentence at the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, Connecticut, a low security 1000-inmate facility about 55 miles from New York City. The prison is said to be like Disneyland compared to the facility Maxwell has resided for the past two years.

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    “Who Is Footing The Bill?”: Prince Andrew Settled With Epstein Accuser And Brits Want To Know If They Are Paying For It

    “This is our money isn’t it?”

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    16 February, 2022

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    Prince Andrew has agreed on an out of court settlement with Virginia Giuffre, who accused him of raping her when she was underage after being groomed by Jeffrey Epstein. Now British people want to know where the money for the pay off is coming from, given that it will likely run into the millions.

    The amount that Andrew will pay Giuffre, and a victims’ rights charity of her choice, has not been disclosed, however it is estimated to be in excess of £12 MILLION, and that won’t even include legal fees.

    While not admitting any guilt in the case, a statement read in court noted that “Prince Andrew has never intended to malign Ms. Giuffre’s character, and he accepts that she has suffered both as an established victim of abuse and as a result of unfair public attacks.”

    The settlement comes days before Andrew would have been made to undergo a deposition, and be questioned under oath by Giuffre’s lawyers, reports the New York Times.

    The BBC reports that already questions are being raised as to where the funds will be coming from, noting:

    Although the exact amount of the financial settlement has not been revealed, reports have speculated that it could run into millions of pounds. The duke receives a Royal Navy pension and a stipend from the Queen’s Duchy of Lancaster income.

    Kate Macnab, a lawyer at Reeds Solicitors, said: “It is likely there will be some demands to know where the payment is coming from – public or private purse?”

    And Graham Smith from the anti-monarchy group Republic said taxpayers deserved to know where the money for the settlement was coming from.

    Brits are now asking if this is something else they are going to have to foot the bill for:

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    BBC Forced To Apologise For Interviewing Accused Epstein Attorney About Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial

    Alan Dershowitz, accused of sex trafficking by Epstein victim, claims interview was “entirely appropriate”

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    6 months ago

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    31 December, 2021

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    The BBC has apologised for interviewing Alan Dershowitz, the lawyer who helped Jeffrey Epstein stay out of prison in 2008, and one of the key associates accused of sex trafficking by by Virginia Giuffre, regarding the outcome of Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial.

    The BBC brought on Dershowitz without properly explaining his intimate connection to Epstein, giving the impression that he was an impartial correspondent.

    The network announced Dershowitz as just a “constitutional lawyer”:

    After public outcry, the BBC was forced to apologise and vowed to “look into how this happened”:

    Remarkably, Dershowitz himself hit back, claiming that it was “entirely appropriate” for the BBC to interview him:

    Dershowitz has denied Giuffre’s claims and sued her for defamation in 2019.

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