Trouble with the Ghislaine Maxwell case?
New filing shows potential issues with the government's case against Maxwell
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Today a motion was unsealed in the Ghislaine Maxwell case that give us serious concerns about the government’s case against Maxwell.
I’ll make this brief. The unsealed motion had to do with Maxwell’s recently rejected motion for release on bail. It had been sealed because it references documents that are still under seal. You can read the full motion for release on bail here.
I won’t go through the whole motion - only the parts that stand out.
First, Maxwell makes the accusation that “the government concedes it cannot establish that either Ms. Maxwell or Epstein ever caused, or sought to cause, Accuser-3 to travel while she was a minor or that she was underage when she allegedly engaged in sex acts with Epstein.”
In support of this claim, Maxwell’s lawyers cite to the still-sealed filing by the government.
Maxwell’s attorneys explain that this matters because victim’s “allegations cannot support the conspiracies charged in the Indictment, leaving the government with only two witnesses to prove the charges against Ms. Maxwell.”
Second, Maxwell alleges that the government “produced documents indicating that government prosecutors misled a federal judge to obtain evidence against Ms. Maxwell.”
This wouldn’t be the first time we’ve seen federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York get into trouble. Recently, they were found to have failed to disclose evidence against a criminal defendant and then lying about their failure to disclose the evidence.
One Final Note
The Court has not yet unsealed the government motion that Maxwell’s lawyers reference in their latest filing. We’ll be posting that document in full once it is released to the public.
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140 years ago, men routinely married 14 year olds. in the 1960s and 70s, teenage groupies routinely screwed rock stars. Now all men are attacked if they are attracted to pubescent, fertile 14 year olds. The Epstein case, besides clearly being some kind of spook entrapment game targeting university leaders and politicians, is a measure of how insane America is right now. So the guy screwed young women. So maybe some of those young women were teenagers. He also paid for everything, funded them, helped them through university, etc. But to the plebs, he's some kind of insane monster. The only thing monstrous here is that the US government is using teen sex to entrap and control men. And... of course, the mentality of the average stupid American is monstrous as well.
Is anyone really surprised that the government would use shoddy and/or underhanded tactics in a high profile case? Are they intentionally trying to throw the case to protect their own? Our government institutions need to be douched out if real justice is ever going to prevail.