Did the prosecution in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial do enough to convict the madame? Attorney and Northwestern University professor Andrew Stoltmann says they weren’t even close.
Stoltmann tells Fox Business News the trial has been highly suspicious from the start. He says it was supposed to last at least six weeks and include many alleged sex-trafficking victims on the witness stand, but it was over in three weeks and only four alleged victims were called. Add to that the lack of scrutiny into the many enablers in the case, such as the passengers on the Lolita Express. “I don’t know what they’re hiding, I don’t know who they’re covering for, but it’s really upsetting.”
Despite the flimsy effort by the prosecution, Stoltmann expect a guilty verdict. Here more from Fox. with Kennedy.
The latest news drop from the Jeffrey Epstein sex-trafficking scandal reveals that Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell fed their victims fruit platters and iced tea to keep them skinny. The revelation comes from Virginia Roberts Giuffre, the most outspoken of Epstein survivors, in a podcast called Broken: Seeking Justice.
Giuffre claims that Epstein and Maxwell treated their victims like slaves, and the fruit platters were designed to keep the girls pre-pubescently thin. “Jeffrey had us on these ridiculous diets. It was all organic. They wanted you to look a specific way,” she says.
Miami Herald investigative reporter Julie K. Brown, who produced the podcast and is responsible for bringing many of the recent claims to light, added that Epstein was adamant that the girls looked young. “Even if they were 18, he wanted them to look like they were 14. That was very clear for anyone who did the recruiting for him,” she says. Here’s more on the Shaun Attwood channel.
In a related story, well-traveled Canadian investigative journalist Ian Halperin claims he has interviewed new sources with updated information that Prince Andrew was obsessed with redheads. In his new book titled, Sex, Lies And Dirty Money By The Powerful Elite, Halperin says he has testimony from a dozen of Prince Andrew’s former lovers who confirmed the stories. The Royals have refuted the book, contending the claims are sensationalized.
Halperin added that Epstein provided Prince Andrew with a dozen beautiful women, but says Atwood, “Whether they were women or not, well, that we doubt.” Here’s more from Attwood.
