HIH EPSTEIN FILES: A Comprehensive Reference Point
A round up of articles published here pertaining to Epstein and Ghislaine.
Thank you Cassie for putting this together so quickly.
Bullet-Point Summaries
A Maxwell Trial Recap Pt 1 January 14, 2022
The author impulsively decides to attend the Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking trial in New York after noticing sparse media coverage on social media.
She arrives on December 6th, the first day of the second week of trial, and initially experiences the proceedings from an "overflow" media room.
The overflow room contains a mix of independent journalists, law students, and conspiracy theorists discussing various theories about Maxwell and Epstein.
The author eventually gains access to the actual courtroom, where she observes Maxwell's demeanor, noting her "palpable" presence and jovial interactions with her siblings and legal team.
A witness identified as "Kate" testifies about being groomed by Maxwell at age 17, describing how Maxwell introduced her to Epstein for "massages" and once asked her to wear a schoolgirl uniform.
The defense attacks Kate's credibility by highlighting her drug addiction history and continued relationship with Epstein into adulthood.
The prosecution presents photos showing Maxwell and Epstein's long-term relationship, depicting them as a devoted couple over more than a decade.
Another victim, "Carolyn," testifies about being brought to Epstein's mansion at age 14 by Virginia Roberts, where she met an "older lady with an accent" (Maxwell).
Carolyn describes being paid $300 for "massages" that involved sexual acts, visiting "at least 100 times" over several years until she was deemed "too old" at 18.
During cross-examination, the defense highlights inconsistencies between Carolyn's current testimony and previous statements, particularly regarding Maxwell's involvement.
The author develops a routine with other journalists, sharing breakfast and gossip about Maxwell's Oxford days as a charming, intelligent "glamazon" known for her wit and flirtation.
The author pays attention to the calculated wardrobe choices of trial participants, viewing them as part of the courtroom "theater."
The article concludes with the author defending her fascination with Maxwell despite criticism that she's being a "sympathizer" for commenting on Maxwell's appearance.
A Maxwell Trial Recap Pt 2 January 21, 2022
The author decides to commit to following the entire trial, which means traveling back and forth between California and New York throughout December despite the inconvenient holiday timing.
Financial support from the public helps cover travel expenses, allowing the author to provide comprehensive coverage.
Daily courthouse routines become grueling 13-hour days with limited breaks for food, bathroom use, and checking in with family.
The author observes the Maxwell siblings (Isabel, Kevin, Christine, and Ian) in the courtroom, noting their unwavering support for Ghislaine despite public hatred and ridicule.
The author reflects on the Maxwell family bond, finding their loyalty intriguing given their shared history of public scrutiny following their father's pension fund fraud scandal.
Ghislaine Maxwell maintains a commanding presence in the courtroom, engaging in direct eye contact that many find unsettling but powerful.
Court sketch artist Jane Rosenberg reveals in a Rolling Stone interview that Maxwell sketched her back, and that Maxwell is unusually demonstrative with her legal team compared to other defendants.
The author notes the irony that women are central to all aspects of the trial (judge, attorneys, defendant, victims, journalists), while the powerful men allegedly involved remain unnamed and protected.
The author forms connections with other trial observers, including marshals who share stories about other high-profile defendants and fellow journalists covering the case.
Annie Farmer, the fourth victim to testify, presents a particularly relatable account as she describes being lured to Epstein's New Mexico ranch at age 16 under the pretense of an educational event.
Farmer testifies that her mother was told Maxwell would be chaperoning as Epstein's "wife," and describes how Maxwell instructed her to undress for a massage during which Maxwell touched her breasts.
The prosecution unexpectedly announces they are close to resting their case a week earlier than anticipated, prompting the author to briefly return home for holiday celebrations.
The defense presents a brief case lasting only two days, focusing on attacking victim credibility and portraying them as money-motivated liars with faulty memories.
When asked by the judge if she plans to testify, Maxwell responds sharply that "the government has not proven its case beyond a reasonable doubt," so there is "no reason for me to testify."
January 25, 2022 - Ghislaine, Prince Andrew, and Epstein
Link to this free youtube documentary on Ghislaine
February 3, 2022 - Ghislaine on the Run Pt 1
The article begins by noting that despite the guilty verdict, the Ghislaine Maxwell saga is far from over, suggesting there are many more chapters to explore.
After Jeffrey Epstein's arrest in July 2019, the search for Maxwell intensified as she had already disappeared from public life since late 2014.
Maxwell had previously established herself as a prominent New York socialite after leaving the UK following her father's financial crimes that tainted the family's reputation.
Two days after Epstein's death, Maxwell mysteriously reappeared in photos published by The New York Post showing her dining at an In-N-Out Burger in Beverly Hills.
The article details numerous suspicious elements about these photos:
Maxwell was dressed casually in a gray hoodie and worn sneakers, uncharacteristic of her usual polished appearance
She stared directly at the camera with a seemingly taunting expression
The photos showed evidence of photo manipulation with blurry elements and irregular brush strokes
A movie poster visible in the background ("Good Boys") never actually appeared at that location according to the ad company
The photos' metadata was tagged with "Meadowgate," a media company owned by Leah Saffian, the Maxwell family's longtime attorney
The dog in the photo allegedly belonged to Saffian
Maxwell was reading "The Book of Honor: The Secret Lives and Deaths of CIA Operatives," seemingly playing into conspiracy theories about her alleged spy connections
The author suggests this staged photo opportunity may have been an intentional taunt or distraction, with one reporter concluding "Maxwell is fucking with us."
The article notes that the photos appeared to be taken with a professional camera rather than a smartphone, further suggesting they were staged.
The bizarre nature of the photos sparked widespread social media reactions and memes, with people even visiting the In-N-Out location to take pictures of "Maxwell's table."
Another theory suggests Maxwell had been using Saffian's Instagram accounts to communicate with family members, old friends, and contacts.
The article ends by teasing an upcoming "Part 2" that will explore Maxwell's year in hiding, including her use of multiple residences, body doubles, security forces, a secret husband, and a new identity.
June 27, 2022 - A Victim’s Perspective
The article features an anonymous woman who worked for Jeffrey Epstein for five years after being introduced and groomed by Ghislaine Maxwell.
She has previously rejected all interview requests from major media outlets, explaining that she doesn't wish to be "clumped in with other victims," doesn't trust media interpretation, and is introverted.
Her introduction to Epstein began when Maxwell approached her on her college campus, offering a job that paid $20/hour to answer phones and run errands at Epstein's Palm Beach home.
The grooming process escalated from legitimate work to increasingly uncomfortable sexual situations, with her pay increasing from $50 waitressing to $100/hour for "rubbing feet."
She describes how Maxwell and Epstein worked as a team: he normalized inappropriate behavior while Maxwell made her feel like a friend, emphasizing gratitude for Epstein's "generosity."
The allure of their world included celebrity connections (Bruce Willis, Ashton Kutcher, Bill Clinton, etc.) and photos to prove these relationships, making her want to be part of their glamorous circle.
She describes Epstein as "mysterious, funny, a deep thinker" who was pleasant 90% of the time, with the abuse getting worse over the years through manipulation that made her believe she consented.
The woman was a virgin at 21, and it took four years of grooming before Epstein "stole her virginity." She notes she didn't fully understand what consent was until the #MeToo movement.
Regarding Maxwell, she says she "liked her" and found her funny with a "perverted sense of humor." Maxwell spoke four languages, flew helicopters, and would call the girls her "children."
She describes their relationship as a "twisted Manson-esque family" with Maxwell and Epstein exerting control while offering experiences and financial benefits.
The woman indicates Maxwell and Epstein's relationship appeared to be a couple initially, sharing master bedrooms in various properties, though it evolved over time.
She was asked to take inappropriate photos of herself for Epstein, and notes there were topless photos of "tons of girls" in his bathrooms.
Regarding Virginia Giuffre (née Roberts), she initially thought she was a "family friend" they had "taken under their wing" and was shocked to learn she was giving massages at age 17. She only learned years later that Virginia was also abused.
The woman is critical of Giuffre, saying she "sensationalizes" her experience and noting that despite the abuse, "we were treated very well."
Regarding Maxwell's sentencing, she expresses sympathy, saying that while she believes Maxwell is guilty and was Epstein's "fall guy," she doesn't think Maxwell deserves "to rot in jail."
She concludes that simply labeling Epstein and Maxwell as "bad" or "evil" oversimplifies the human experience and discredits her as a victim who couldn't see through their manipulation.
July 2, 2022 - Post-Sentencing Predictions and Theories
The author has returned to California after an extensive travel period that took them to Virginia, London, and New York, where they attended Ghislaine Maxwell's sentencing.
They express exhaustion but plan to resume a routine and continue their coverage of several ongoing stories.
The author promises upcoming content including:
Conclusion to the Depp/Heard series
Expanded chapters on Maxwell
Introduction to a new story they recently discovered
The update includes comments from Christina Oxenberg (Prince Andrew's second cousin and former acquaintance of Maxwell) who:
Believes Maxwell has already made "deals" that might result in her transfer to a UK prison
Speculates about a possible orchestrated escape for Maxwell overseas
Is openly critical of Maxwell and authored an e-book titled "Trash Encounters with Ghislaine Maxwell"
Claims Maxwell's wealth and outside support will make her prison experience more comfortable
Describes Maxwell as having a "bawdy sense of humor" with sex as her favorite topic
States Maxwell was skilled at "working a room" and manipulating power relationships, tactics she learned from her father
The author mentions there will also be discussion of a recent response from Ian Maxwell (Ghislaine's brother) published in The Spectator.
July 7, 2022 - Sperm Donation Domination
The article draws parallels between Elon Musk and Jeffrey Epstein, prompted by news of Musk fathering twins with a former employee—suggesting both men share an interest in spreading their DNA.
The author notes that Epstein was deeply involved with elite scientists, similar to how Musk positions himself in scientific and technological circles.
Epstein funded controversial scientific experiments that other investors avoided due to ethical concerns, which the author compares to Musk's Mars colonization efforts while "planet earth could use certainly use a little extra love and attention."
The article describes how Epstein (often with Maxwell as co-host) organized themed scientific gatherings at his estates, covering topics from molecular engineering to population control and doomsday scenarios.
According to a 2019 New York Times article, Epstein used his wealth to attract scientists to these events, offering financing for their projects which sometimes blinded them to his sexual transgressions.
Epstein reportedly planned to "inject the human race with his DNA" by impregnating up to 20 women at his New Mexico ranch, driven by his interest in transhumanism and eugenics—creating "superior humans" through controlled breeding.
The article mentions Epstein's interest in cryonics, noting he wanted his head and penis frozen after death.
The author suggests Musk might be "loosely following the Epstein handbook" with his "genetic assembly line" of children with different women.
The piece concludes by referencing recent news about Musk's transgender child legally dropping the Musk name, suggesting Musk should focus on "family therapy" before having more children.
Links to these articles are provided for further consideration:
Jeffrey Epstein, Science Philanthropist, Organizes a Global Doomsday Conference
Daily Beast Article / A Realtor’s account who sold Zorro Ranch to Epstein
Elon Musk's trans child wants nothing to do with dad; billionaire leans toward support of DeSantis
Grimes and Elon Musk Want ‘At Least’ 2 More Kids After Daughter’s Arrival
July 13, 2022 - Watch: Angels and Demons
The post discusses the upcoming Hulu docuseries "Victoria's Secret: Angels and Demons," which explores connections between the fashion brand, billionaires, and Jeffrey Epstein.
The author highlights that one of the major unanswered questions in the Epstein case is the source of his wealth, with Les Wexner (former CEO of L Brands/Victoria's Secret) being a key figure in this mystery.
The post suggests that this mainstream media coverage might help explore complex aspects of the Epstein case beyond the more commonly reported stories about massage encounters and island conspiracies.
Citing a New York Times article, the author notes that Wexner gave Epstein extraordinary control over his finances, philanthropy, and personal life, including:
Authorization to borrow money on Wexner's behalf
Sign tax returns
Make acquisitions and hiring decisions
Acquire assets previously owned by Wexner (including a New York mansion, private plane, and Ohio estate valued at approximately $100 million)
The author emphasizes the importance of understanding this relationship to grasp how the modeling industry allegedly funneled young women into trafficking.
The post questions why Wexner isn't facing legal consequences for funding Epstein's operations, noting that according to the docuseries, "There wasn't a part of that company that Jeffrey Epstein didn't have access to."
The docuseries will examine Victoria's Secret's rise to becoming a $7.5 billion brand before its decline, with three episodes releasing simultaneously on Hulu and Disney+.
The author promises future content including a Maxwell sentencing post and a chapter about "sex parties."
July 18, 2022 - Ghislaine Maxwell Sentencing Day
The author arrives at the Thurgood Courthouse before 6 a.m. on June 28th, having paid someone to hold her place in line overnight to ensure entry to Ghislaine Maxwell's sentencing.
Outside the courthouse, tensions flare as a protester makes anti-Semitic comments, leading to a confrontation with another man.
The author encounters "Scotty David" (Juror 50), whose post-trial revelations about his own abuse history nearly caused a mistrial. His presence is viewed as "highly unethical" by some reporters.
The crowded courtroom includes Maxwell's siblings (Kevin, Christine, and Isabel), victims, attorneys, journalists, and court officials. The author notes the absence of Maxwell's friends who had promised to speak on her behalf.
Ghislaine Maxwell enters wearing blue prison scrubs and shackles, appearing thin with freshly dyed black hair. Her demeanor is described as "hapless" and less engaging than during the trial.
The prosecution requests at least thirty years in prison while the defense asks for five. Legal discussions about counts and restrictions occupy the first half of the day.
Four victims give impact statements:
Annie Farmer describes the "long-lasting effects" including loss of trust in herself
Kate emphasizes that Maxwell "ruined the lives of countless women and children" and "is not sorry"
Elizabeth Stein recounts being "trapped" and "assaulted, raped, and trafficked countless times in New York and Florida"
Sarah Ransome refers to herself as a "sex toy with a heartbeat" and describes attempting suicide by jumping off a cliff to escape
The author notes that victims repeatedly reference being trafficked to "others" and lent to "all of their friends" without naming specific individuals.
Unexpectedly, Maxwell chooses to speak, delivering a carefully crafted statement with a "silk" voice and "poised accent." She acknowledges the victims' suffering and calls her association with Epstein "the greatest regret of my life," while suggesting Epstein "fooled all those in his orbit."
Maxwell emphasizes that Epstein should have faced justice in "2005, in 2009, and again in 2019" and concludes by saying, "It is my sincerest wish to all those in this courtroom and all those outside that this day brings a terrible chapter to an end."
Judge Nathan sentences Maxwell to 20 years in prison with a $750,000 fine, emphasizing the punishment is for her actions, not Epstein's crimes.
Outside, Kevin Maxwell vows continued support for his sister and promises an appeal, while victims' attorneys deliver statements celebrating the verdict.
The article concludes with a conversation between the author and a friend researching the case, who suggests victims haven't named high-profile clients because "they've all been paid millions to keep their mouths shut" and expresses doubt Maxwell will survive more than a year in prison.
July 25, 2022 - Jean-Luc Brunel’s Death Buys More Silence
The author learns about Jean-Luc Brunel's death by apparent suicide in his prison cell, noting the suspicious similarities to Jeffrey Epstein's death, including shredded bed sheets and broken cell cameras.
Brunel was a key figure in Epstein and Maxwell's operation, described as "third in line to Ghislaine" and instrumental in expanding their trafficking network globally through the modeling industry.
The article details Brunel's role in using modeling agencies (first his own, then one funded by Epstein called MC2) as a pipeline for recruiting young women, offering them modeling careers but exploiting them sexually.
Virginia Giuffre had testified that Brunel once "gifted" Epstein three 12-year-old French girls who were flown from France for Epstein's birthday and returned the next day.
Despite his criminal activities, Brunel had a legitimate reputation in the modeling industry, having discovered major talents like Milla Jovovich, Sharon Stone, and Christy Turlington during his 40-year career.
Multiple accounts describe Brunel drugging women by lacing drinks at parties and using modeling agencies as catalogs for wealthy men to select women, with one account comparing the modeling industry to "human trafficking."
The author had planned to interview an Epstein victim in New York who worked as a model in 2013 and could reveal how Epstein and Brunel's operation continued in apartment buildings owned by MC2, where models were made available to wealthy businessmen.
The article discusses Brunel's ties to Israel, with offices in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, suggesting possible intelligence connections similar to the Maxwell family.
A significant portion focuses on supermodel Karen Mulder's 2002 television appearance where she accused Elite modeling agency executives (including Brunel and Gerald Marie) and high-profile figures of systematic sexual abuse, only to have the interview destroyed and her claims dismissed as mental illness.
After her televised accusations, Mulder was hospitalized for five months in a facility paid for by Gerald Marie (one of her alleged abusers), and later retracted her statements after release.
The author concludes that with Brunel's death, like Epstein's, another key witness with knowledge of the trafficking operation is gone, leaving Maxwell as the "head gatekeeper" of these secrets.
September 17, 2022 - Andrew and Ghislaine
The article examines Ghislaine Maxwell's decades-long relationship with Prince Andrew, contradicting Andrew's claim that he "didn't know her that well."
According to the author, Maxwell and Andrew were romantically and sexually involved intermittently over many years, even during her relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, creating a "bizarre love triangle."
The Maxwell family's connection to the British royal family began through Robert Maxwell (Ghislaine's father), who established himself in British high society and was reportedly well-regarded by Queen Elizabeth.
Ghislaine and Prince Andrew reportedly met during her Oxford University years, where she had earned a reputation as a "vivacious young woman with sharp intellect and a liberal view of sex," nicknamed "Good Time Ghislaine."
After Andrew's divorce from Sarah Ferguson in 1992, Maxwell reportedly "rushed to his rescue" and introduced him to her New York social circle.
Paul Page, who worked at Buckingham Palace from 1998 to 2004, claimed Maxwell had "unrestricted access" to the palace and was frequently seen visiting Andrew's apartments, with staff instructed to keep her name out of visitor logs.
The article details several public appearances of Maxwell and Andrew together, including:
A lunch date at Nello's in New York in 2000 where they were reportedly "holding hands"
The "Dance of the Decades" royal celebration hosted by the Queen where Maxwell and Epstein were invited at Andrew's request
A wedding they attended together in 2000
A "pimps and hookers" themed party for Heidi Klum's birthday
A pheasant shoot at the Sandringham Estate where Maxwell and Epstein were invited
A holiday in Thailand where they reportedly visited red-light districts
The relationship eventually enabled Epstein to gain access to royal circles, including communication with the Queen's staff about investments and a palace tour led by Andrew for Epstein, Maxwell, and Kevin Spacey.
The article connects this relationship to Virginia Giuffre's allegations that she was trafficked to Prince Andrew at age 17, with Maxwell allegedly instructing her, "You must do for him what you do for Jeffrey."
The author concludes by questioning whether Queen Elizabeth knew about her son's connections with Maxwell and Epstein, suggesting she likely paid the settlement that prevented Andrew from facing a public trial with Virginia Giuffre.
October 5, 2022 - Framing Ghislaine
The author introduces an upcoming series that will examine Ghislaine Maxwell's complex past, including events leading to her arrest, trial, and conviction.
The series will explore Maxwell's "bizarre" backstory and family history, which is described as being "shrouded by scandal and tainted by the pursuit of power."
Key themes to be covered include generational trauma, toxic repeat cycles, organized crime, corruption, and "monumental downfalls."
The author argues that media coverage has oversimplified Maxwell's story to fit a predetermined narrative of a "sex trafficking disgraced socialite."
The stated purpose of the series is to "expose the manipulation" behind Maxwell becoming the main focus after Epstein's death, supporting the author's theory that while Maxwell is guilty, she is also being used as a "scapegoat."
The introduction concludes by mentioning an upcoming conversation with someone named Lauryn Siegel, recorded in New York.
November 29, 2022 - What About Rachel Chandler?
The author begins by acknowledging they have standards regarding which conspiracies they entertain, mentioning they recently discarded material on Rachel Chandler, considering it a "level 5 conspiracy" with QAnon connections.
However, the Balenciaga holiday campaign controversy (which allegedly featured imagery related to child exploitation) has prompted the author to reconsider, questioning why celebrities who represent the brand remain silent.
The article draws parallels between industry complicity in the Balenciaga scandal, the Weinstein case, and the Maxwell trial, suggesting a pattern of industries protecting abusive power structures.
Social media users reportedly uncovered disturbing content from Balenciaga key figures' accounts, particularly head stylist Lotta Volkova, featuring violent and explicit imagery involving children.
The article focuses on Rachel Chandler, who was identified as a booking agent for Balenciaga through her Midland Agency (founded 2016), and explores her alleged connections to Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking operation.
The author notes that Epstein and Jean-Luc Brunel expanded their trafficking operation through modeling agencies, including MC2, which reportedly received $2 million from Epstein to "lure underage prey."
The article describes Chandler's background as coming from the prominent Chandler family (former owners of the Los Angeles Times) and details her alleged connections to:
The Standard Hotel and its "Purple Night" events
Ghislaine Maxwell and André Balazs (owner of the Standard)
Marina Abramovic
Prince Andrew
The Rothschild family (through the Hiltons)
Hillary Clinton (as a stylist)
The author points to allegedly incriminating online behavior by Chandler:
A Tumblr site with inappropriate images of children (since deleted)
Instagram going private around the time "PizzaGate" broke
Posting images allegedly from Epstein's security system on Little St. James Island
A MySpace photo supposedly of Epstein's Paris apartment
A photo with Bill Clinton on a private jet
The article concludes by mentioning Chandler's marriage to Tom Guinness, a UK stylist, with weddings covered by Vogue, describing it as "a Fairytale feature masking a conspiratorial nightmare."
Throughout, the author acknowledges these are conspiracy theories but suggests the connections between fashion, trafficking, and exploitation warrant further scrutiny.
December 13, 2022 - Andrew’s Fixer
A recent prison interview with Ghislaine Maxwell suggests she will present new evidence about Prince Andrew and "that infamous photo"
The article references a 2001 Evening Standard piece by Nigel Rosser that was later scrubbed from archives
Prince Andrew's relationship with Maxwell and Epstein began around 2000-2001
Between February 2000 and January 2001, Andrew went on at least eight trips/holidays with Maxwell
Maxwell introduced Andrew to Jeffrey Epstein, who joined them on five of these trips
Epstein was described as "an immensely powerful New York property developer and financier"
Maxwell worked as Epstein's "consultant," organizing his parties and staying at his mansion
Sources claimed Maxwell was financially dependent on Epstein and "desperate to marry him"
Friends suggested Maxwell was using Andrew to impress Epstein and advance his business interests
The Queen and Sarah Ferguson (Andrew's ex-wife) were reportedly upset by his new lifestyle
Andrew's behavior changed dramatically, described as going from "couch potato to man about town"
Epstein owned multiple luxury properties, including a $30 million New York townhouse and homes in Palm Beach and New Mexico
Epstein had business connections to Leslie Wexner (owner of Victoria's Secret) and handled his logistics and art collection
The article mentions Epstein's alleged "spook connections" and involvement in profitable land deals
Epstein allegedly once claimed to have worked for the CIA, though he later denied it
December 15, 2022 - (PAID) Newly Unsealed Documents Detail Island
Summary of Sarah Ransome's Deposition
Sarah Ransome provided deposition testimony in 2017 related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell
The testimony was unsealed from a 2015 defamation lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre against Maxwell
Many names in the documents remain redacted with "black ink"
Allegations about Epstein and Maxwell:
Ransome claimed Maxwell was feared by the girls and described her as "intimidating" and "dangerous"
Maxwell allegedly controlled the girls providing "sexual massages" to Epstein and was called "mamma bear"
Ransome testified that Epstein would "loan out" girls to his friends and associates for sex
She stated that girls were paid to recruit other girls
Epstein and Maxwell allegedly demanded Ransome maintain a weight of 52 kilograms (114 lbs)
Ransome claimed Maxwell "bullied" her about her weight and they had a "heated argument" about it
Specific Incidents:
Ransome described witnessing open sexual activity on Epstein's private plane "for everyone to see"
She detailed a sexual encounter involving herself, Dershowitz (described as "pasty-skinned" and "wrinkly"), and a redacted individual
Ransome testified about shelters/buildings around Epstein's island "set up for instant sexual entertainment"
She claimed to have attempted to escape the island by swimming away, but was brought back by a search party
Additional Details:
Victoria's Secret clothing and pajamas were allegedly provided to girls on the island
Epstein reportedly sent Ransome on a mission to find him a new 18-year-old personal assistant
Ransome claimed her emails were hacked and she reached out to Russians for help
She allegedly had communications with a reporter named Maureen Callahan that ended abruptly
January 9, 2023 - In House with Vicky Ward
Jessica Reed Kraus describes her conversations with journalist Vicky Ward during the Ghislaine Maxwell trial
Ward has reportedly tracked the Epstein case for over 20 years and provided insights to Kraus
Both viewed Maxwell's trial as "narrowly carved" to show justice while keeping Epstein's clients hidden in "shadowy reference"
The article discusses the firing of US Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George shortly after she filed a complaint against JP Morgan
The JP Morgan lawsuit alleges the bank "knowingly, negligently, and unlawfully" facilitated Epstein's trafficking operation
Key Points Mentioned:
George was abruptly dismissed by Virgin Islands Governor Albert Bryan days after filing the complaint
The article references connections between Governor Bryan and Epstein
The Virgin Islands lawsuit against JP Morgan is heavily redacted, particularly sections naming high-net-worth clients
Discusses the power of NDAs and payoffs in maintaining client anonymity
References Epstein's "data-mining operation" in the Virgin Islands
Mentions "mystery men" behind Epstein's estate executives
Notes additional resources by Ward including a podcast called "Chasing Ghislaine"
January 27, 2023 - A Convenient Death
Summary of the Ghislaine Maxwell Statement and Media Coverage
Ghislaine Maxwell recently stated publicly that she believes Jeffrey Epstein was murdered in prison
The author notes this was a "startling shock" to hear Maxwell say this aloud, despite it being previously reported
The author laments that no one asked the follow-up question: "Who do you think murdered him?"
The post discusses how only Tucker Carlson (a conservative TV host) is "demanding answers" about Epstein's death
The author acknowledges Carlson is a "divisive source" but encourages readers to watch his video explanation regardless
References Whitney Webb, who defended appearing on conservative outlets to promote her book because mainstream media wasn't covering the topic
Expresses frustration about "blind partisanship" enabling "continued coverups" of the Epstein case
The author urges readers to watch the attached video despite potential political disagreements, describing it as explaining the "epic coverup" with "concise detail"
March 8, 2023 - Ghislaine Maxwell Seeks Appeal
Ghislaine Maxwell has filed a 100+ page appeal to overturn her conviction, hiring two of Harvey Weinstein's former lawyers
Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence in a low-security Florida prison for her role in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes
The appeal argues Maxwell is being used as a "proxy" for Epstein to satisfy public outrage after his death
Her legal team claims there was jury misconduct, prosecutorial overreach, and judicial errors during her trial
The appeal references the 2008 non-prosecution agreement that protected Maxwell and other Epstein co-conspirators
Maxwell's defense raises issues with victim testimony, including discrepancies in dates and ages (particularly regarding a witness named Kate)
The document criticizes former Attorney General Bill Barr, suggesting he orchestrated Maxwell's "theatrical FBI capture" to make up for his department's failures regarding Epstein's death
Maxwell's divorce from Scott Borgerson has reportedly been finalized, freeing up approximately $10 million to fund her appeal
According to inmates, Maxwell was punished after her Talk TV interview where she claimed Epstein was murdered
The article questions the authenticity of a widely circulated 2019 photo showing Maxwell at an In-N-Out Burger, suggesting it was photoshopped.
May 18, 2023 - (PAID) Epstein Lawsuit Wrangles Musk
The article examines Elon Musk's potential connections to Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, questioning his previous denials
A 2014 Vanity Fair party photo shows Maxwell standing behind Musk, which he later claimed was a "photobomb"
According to a Vanity Fair staffer, Maxwell and Musk had a conversation about removing oneself from the internet, destroying the internet, and aliens
The article suggests multiple connection points between Musk and the Maxwell/Epstein circle:
Musk's brother Kimbal reportedly dated a woman from Epstein's entourage
Reports claim Epstein was given a tour of SpaceX in 2012, which Musk has denied
Isabel Maxwell (Ghislaine's sister) had connections to Silicon Valley and potentially to Musk through shared business associates
Rich Sorkin was both CEO of Musk's early company Zip2 and a director at Isabel Maxwell's company Commtouch
In 2018, Epstein claimed to have advised Musk during SEC investigations, which Tesla strongly denied
The US Virgin Islands has recently subpoenaed Musk as part of a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, alleging Epstein may have "referred or attempted to refer" Musk to the bank
According to the article, Musk has been avoiding service of this subpoena, with the Virgin Islands hiring an investigative firm to locate him
The author questions why Musk would resist the subpoena if the connection was merely a bank referral
June 1, 2023 - Orange is the New Blackmail
Jessica Reed Kraus reports on Ghislaine Maxwell's alleged prison conflict with Cuban inmates at FCI Tallahassee
Maxwell reportedly set up an arrangement to obtain extra produce for her vegan diet, trading commissary items with kitchen staff
Two Cuban inmates discovered this arrangement and attempted to extort Maxwell, demanding her entire commissary allowance ($360)
Maxwell reported the extortion to prison officials, resulting in the Cuban inmates being placed in solitary confinement for 47 days
Now that the inmates have been released, Maxwell allegedly fears retaliation and has requested a transfer to another facility
Maxwell is reportedly avoiding showers and being escorted to her library job by guards for protection
The article contrasts the Daily Mail's report with information from the author's own prison source, who describes Maxwell as:
Generally well-liked and helpful to other inmates
Teaching classes that have waitlists
Assisting inmates with legal issues while working in the library
Known for her "breakfast crimes" (regularly smuggling fruit from the cafeteria)
Speaking seven languages
Teaching yoga classes in the evenings
The conflict reportedly stems partly from the Cuban inmates viewing Maxwell as "aloof and snobbish"
Maxwell is serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking underage girls
August 19, 2023 - Tales from Ghislaine Maxwell’s Swedish Hideout
A Swedish man named Rasmus worked as Ghislaine Maxwell's dog walker for three months in 2015
Maxwell maintained a rotation of young Swedish men (tall, blonde, blue-eyed) on three-month visas to care for her dogs
Rasmus was paid $300 weekly plus room and board in Maxwell's East 65th Street townhouse in New York
When hired, Scott Borgerson warned Rasmus about Maxwell's need for secrecy, telling him she was "very powerful" and to never reveal her identity
Maxwell displayed paranoid behavior, once becoming furious when Rasmus let a delivery person into her home
Rasmus describes Maxwell as commanding, intimidating, and someone who "took the room" with her presence
Maxwell's assistant was Dana Burns, who previously worked for Jeffrey Epstein and was later involved with Maxwell's TerraMar Project
Maxwell would test staff's trustworthiness through unusual tasks, like entrusting Rasmus with a bag of expensive jewelry
Other details Rasmus shared:
Maxwell had a Hungarian Vizsla named Nemo who was difficult to control
She owned a signed copy of Bill Clinton's autobiography with the inscription "To Ghislaine with love"
She kept a grenade on her desk
Borgerson portrayed himself as "militant" and attempted to demonstrate his authority
Rasmus didn't learn who Maxwell truly was until Epstein's death made headlines in 2019
September 10, 2023 - Exposing Maria Farmer
A court filing by George B. Tonks, who claims to be Maria Farmer's former friend, accuses her of being a fraudulent whistleblower in the Epstein case
Farmer has been widely regarded as the first person to alert the FBI about Jeffrey Epstein's abuse in 2003
Tonks Alleges:
Farmer never filed an FBI report in 1996 as she has claimed
She fabricated journal entries as evidence, asking him to find old pens from the 1980s to create fake entries
She was actually "in love with" Jeffrey Epstein during the period she claims abuse occurred
She and Virginia Giuffre attempted to recruit him into lawsuits to "extort money from innocent victims"
Giuffre allegedly admitted to Tonks that she never had sex with Prince Andrew and that the infamous photo was "mocked up"
The article notes that Farmer's credibility has been questioned before:
She was never called to testify in Maxwell's trial
Her stories about experiences with Epstein and Maxwell have allegedly changed over the years
She has been removed from various social media platforms for bullying behavior
She has publicly attacked multiple journalists covering the Epstein case
The filing connects to a $600 million lawsuit where Farmer is demanding the FBI examine why it failed to investigate her complaints
Tonks claims lead attorneys David Boies and Sigrid McCawley knew of credibility issues with Farmer
The article also references a separate grievance filed by Sarah Ransome against David Boies for alleged mistreatment
Tonks states he reported these issues to his probation officer and the FBI after cutting ties with Farmer
December 11, 2023 - The Inescapable Ghislaine Maxwell
The author discusses her approach to covering Ghislaine Maxwell, preferring to examine Maxwell as "a tragic Freudian catastrophe" rather than simply a "monster"
She maintains prison connections who provide updates on Maxwell's daily life at FCI Tallahassee
The article explores how various public figures have handled their connections to Maxwell:
RFK Jr.'s Connection:
Kennedy recently admitted on Fox News to flying on Epstein's plane twice with his family
According to Christina Oxenberg's book, Maxwell met the Kennedys around 1990 at Kerry Kennedy's wedding to Andrew Cuomo
Oxenberg claims Maxwell arranged for Kennedy to take a fossil-hunting trip on Epstein's jet to South Dakota
A source told the author that during a return flight, Epstein diverted to Chicago to meet "a beautiful blonde in a mink coat"
Kennedy has stated all flights were with his wife and children, and occurred before Epstein was known as a predator
Kennedy has called for all Epstein flight logs and client lists to be released
Other Public Figures:
The author contrasts Trump's approach (who publicly wished Maxwell "well" during her trial) with Bill Clinton's silence
References Doug Band (former Clinton aide) who told Vanity Fair that Maxwell was valuable to the Clintons, providing access to "yachts and nice homes"
Mentions a recent interaction with Chris Cuomo where the author informed him Maxwell was a guest at his brother's wedding
The author suggests some connected individuals have gone to great lengths to erase evidence of their relationships with Maxwell while others have been more forthcoming.
January 3, 2024 - Ghislaine Maxwell’s Attorney Responds
The long-anticipated Epstein document unsealing has begun after several delays
934 pages of unredacted depositions from the Giuffre vs. Maxwell case have been released
The CourtListener website crashed twice in the first hour due to high traffic
The author shares two initial items while reviewing the documents:
An unredacted email showing Maxwell expressing concerns about her future
A video clip of Maxwell's attorney Arthur Aidala speaking to Brian Entin
The author indicates the attorney's statements align with their own perspective on Maxwell's conviction
The post promises further updates after the author has time to review what is "new and relevant" in the documents
January 4, 2024 - Epstein Reveal: Clinton Likes Them Young
934 pages of sealed records related to Jeffrey Epstein were made public, revealing details about his associates
The documents are part of Virginia Giuffre's 2015 civil case against Ghislaine Maxwell • Only 40 out of 200 documents have been released so far, with more to come
Notable names mentioned include Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew, Donald Trump, Michael Jackson, Stephen Hawking, and others
Thomas Pritzker (Hyatt Hotels executive) was allegedly involved with at least one of Epstein's victims
Johanna Sjoberg testified about:
Hearing Epstein try to find girls for hairdresser Frederic Fekkai
Meeting David Copperfield, who asked if she knew girls were paid to find other girls
Epstein claiming "Clinton likes them young"
Meeting Michael Jackson at Epstein's Palm Beach estate
Documents reveal Epstein told Maxwell to offer rewards to disprove allegations, including claims about Stephen Hawking • Virginia Giuffre states she was instructed to engage in sexual activities with a hotel chain owner during Naomi Campbell's birthday party
Four women identified as Epstein "lieutenants" in the trafficking operation:
Sarah Kellen (described as Maxwell's assistant and "the boss")
Nadia Marcinkova (allegedly brought from Yugoslavia as a "sex slave" at age 15)
Adriana Ross (former Polish model granted immunity in 2008)
Lesley Groff (Epstein's executive assistant for two decades)
A "Jane Doe 107" is fighting to keep her identity sealed, claiming danger if exposed • Ava Dubin (Epstein's ex-girlfriend) and her family had ongoing connections to Epstein • Sarah Ransome claimed she made copies of tapes showing officials abusing children, stored in secure locations across Europe • Questions remain about blackmail tapes seized by the FBI from Epstein's mansion
March 3, 2024 - In 9 Days, I’ll Be in a Manhattan Courtroom
• Maxwell's appeal hearing is scheduled for March 12 at the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan • A three-judge panel will hear oral arguments, with Maxwell possibly appearing via zoom or phone • Maxwell was convicted on five counts of sex trafficking and sentenced to 20 years in prison, five years probation, and a $750,000 fine
Main Appeal Arguments:
• Maxwell claims she should be protected by Epstein's non-prosecution agreement • She challenges Juror 50's suitability, claiming he:
Falsely answered jury questionnaire questions about personal sexual abuse
Concealed his experiences that were similar to witness testimonies
Provided inconsistent explanations for his false answers • She argues the court erred in her sentencing calculations
Related Developments:
• Ron DeSantis signed legislation to release grand jury transcripts from the 2006 Epstein investigation • The measure takes effect July 1, 2024 • DeSantis noted that while many were involved in Epstein's crimes, only Maxwell has been held accountable
Additional Context:
• The article mentions forthcoming coverage on Maxwell's "secret suburban San Diego stint" and prison notes • The author quotes a YouTube comment noting Maxwell's difficult childhood as context for her later criminal behavior
March 20, 2024 - Maxwell’s Appeal Argument is Strange
Key Appeal Arguments
• Maxwell's attorney Diana Fabi Samson argued that Epstein's 2007 non-prosecution agreement should protect Maxwell despite her name not being explicitly listed • The appeal challenges the validity of Juror 50, who failed to disclose his history of sexual abuse on the questionnaire • Maxwell contends her 20-year sentence incorrectly applied guidelines for someone who "supervised" criminal activity
Appeal Process Details
• The hearing took place at the Second Circuit Court of Appeal at Thurgood Marshall Courthouse • Maxwell appeared via audio link • Judge Raymond Lohier will provide a written judgment at a later date • Three options exist: overturn conviction, grant a new trial, or deny the appeal
Specific Legal Arguments
• Regarding Juror 50:
Maxwell argues his explanations for omissions were "incredible, ever shifting, and contradictory"
Appeal claims Judge Nathan's hearing was too narrowly confined
Maxwell was denied the ability to question journalists Juror 50 spoke with after the trial
• Regarding the non-prosecution agreement:
Argument that Maxwell is a "third party beneficiary" of Epstein's plea deal
Government countered that the agreement is only enforceable in Florida
• Regarding sentencing:
Appeal claims there was no evidence Maxwell directly supervised other co-conspirators
Government's Response
• The non-prosecution agreement doesn't specifically name Maxwell • Judge Nathan properly evaluated Juror 50's credibility and determined errors were inadvertent • Post-verdict inquiries into juror conduct are "strongly disfavored" by established case law
June 10, 2024 - 4 AM Phone Call from Federal Prison
• Nicholas Tartaglione, a 55-year-old former police officer, was convicted for the 2016 murders of four men (Martin Luna, Urbano Santiago, Miguel Luna, and Hector Gutierrez) • Tartaglione maintains his innocence and claims his case is part of a cartel cover-up • Judge Kenneth Karas recently denied Tartaglione's appeal for a retrial • Tartaglione was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences
Key Connections and Claims
• Epstein Connection:
Tartaglione shared a cell with Jeffrey Epstein weeks before Epstein's death
He was initially accused of harming Epstein (who was found with neck marks) but was exonerated
Surveillance footage requested by Tartaglione's attorney showed the wrong prison tier due to a "data entry error"
• Legal Concerns:
Tartaglione claims conflict of interest as prosecutor Maurene Comey is the daughter of former FBI Director James Comey
James Comey allegedly appeared in court during the trial
Maurene Comey was also lead prosecutor in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial
• Case Details:
Prosecutors claimed the murders were related to a botched drug deal
Bodies were found on property linked to Tartaglione eight months after the killings
Tartaglione claims Marcos Cruz (a key witness) had more regular access to the property where bodies were found
Another suspect, Gerard Benderoth, committed suicide during an FBI traffic stop
• The article questions why media interest in the case disappeared after Tartaglione's conviction
July 19, 2024 - Epstein Unsealed
Background and Context
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed legislation effective July 1, 2024, allowing the release of 2006 grand jury testimony from Jeffrey Epstein victims • Circuit Judge Luis Delgado authorized the release, stating it involves "a matter of public interest" regarding "the most infamous pedophile in American history" • The documents reveal how Epstein created a network of high school girls through a referral program, paying $200 for massages and $200 for bringing friends
Key Revelations from Victim Testimony
• The testimony shows how a 14-year-old victim ("Shannon") was discovered after a school fight and having unexplained cash • Shannon initially lied about the source of money, claiming she sold drugs rather than admit what happened with Epstein • Another victim ("Ashley") testified that she did not want to testify against Epstein and primarily wanted to put the experience behind her • Victims described visiting Epstein's mansion at 358 El Brillo Way and the sexual encounters that occurred there
Concerning Treatment of Victims
• The documents reveal harsh and judgmental questioning from jurors and attorneys toward teenage victims • Victims were questioned about:
Their reputation and moral character
Drug use and shoplifting
Contents of their MySpace accounts
Their clothing choices
False representations of their age online • Victims were often made to feel complicit in their own abuse
Cultural Context
• The testimony reflects early 2000s culture, when victims were adolescents influenced by media portraying sexuality and wealth • The document notes connections to brands like Hollister, Victoria's Secret, and Abercrombie & Fitch (linked to Les Wexner, Epstein associate) • Investigators examined victims' MySpace accounts for evidence of character issues that could undermine their credibility
The article illustrates how victim-blaming attitudes and aggressive questioning techniques may have contributed to delays in bringing Epstein to justice.
August 14, 2024 - Exclusive: Epstein’s Cellmate Killer?
Jessica Reed Kraus announces a new true crime series investigating the case of Nicholas Tartaglione, a former police officer convicted as "The Killer Cop," who was Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate during his final weeks.
Key Points:
• Tartaglione has never spoken to press before but is now sharing his story with Kraus • He maintains his innocence and claims to have evidence proving his conviction was unjust • The series will explore complex elements including:
Cartel dealings gone wrong
Four bodies found buried on his property
Alleged forensic tampering of phones and videos
Court corruption claims
Maurene Comey's involvement in Epstein-related cases
Tartaglione's role in saving Epstein after a suicide attempt
Coming Content:
• Audio recordings including details about Epstein's failed suicide attempt • Evidence allegedly excluded from Tartaglione's trial • Conversations between Tartaglione and Epstein regarding high-profile connections • Mention of a previously unknown suicide note
Safety Measure:
• Files and evidence have been distributed to multiple journalists as a precautionary measure
August 16, 2024 - Epstein’s Cellmate: Nicholas Tartaglione
According to Jessica Reed Kraus's report, Nick Tartaglione shares details about his first encounter with Jeffrey Epstein after Epstein was placed in his jail cell. Key revelations include:
• Epstein had just met with his lawyers and was considering a plea bargain • The alleged bargain involved providing information about Donald Trump that could lead to his impeachment • Ghislaine Maxwell is mentioned in the narrative, characterized as a "victim" caught in Epstein's web of "power, blackmail, and manipulation"
Notable Development:
• Tartaglione was reportedly moved from MDC (where he had been held for 8 years) the day after this audio was posted • He was relocated to an unknown location in the middle of the night without warning • As of the report, no one had heard from Tartaglione following this transfer
The recording appears to be part of Kraus's ongoing series exploring Tartaglione's claims about corruption and his time as Epstein's cellmate.
August 29, 2024 - Update on Epstein’s Cellmate Nick
The author reports troubling developments regarding Nicholas Tartaglione, Jeffrey Epstein's former cellmate:
• On August 10th, the author released an audio recording of Tartaglione discussing his interactions with Epstein • The recording contained revelations about:
What Epstein told Tartaglione about the government's interest in Trump
Claims about FBI corruption
Information regarding Ghislaine Maxwell
• The very next day (around 2 a.m.), Tartaglione was:
Abruptly removed from his cell of eight years
Transported to Oklahoma without warning
Subsequently moved multiple times
• Current status:
No contact with anyone since his transfer (friends, attorneys, or the author)
Personal belongings, including evidence hard drives, are reportedly missing
Even prevented from contacting his 81-year-old mother on her birthday
The author has additional recordings (including one about Epstein's first suicide attempt) but is withholding further releases until Tartaglione's status is confirmed, ending with the pointed question: "Do We Believe in Coincidence?"
November 2, 2024 - Epstein Cellmate Brutally Attacked
Recent Media Coverage
• Michael Wolff claims to have recorded Jeffrey Epstein in 2017 discussing Trump connections • Wolff alleges he has "100 hours" of conversations showing Epstein's inside knowledge of Trump administration • Trump campaign dismissed Wolff as "disgraced" and called the timing "election interference" • Wolff has previously faced credibility challenges from figures like Tony Blair and Anna Wintour
Contrasting Narrative
• The author released audio on August 10 of Epstein's cellmate Nick Tartaglione revealing:
Epstein claimed he didn't have compromising information on Trump
Epstein expressed fears about government corruption
Epstein's thoughts about Ghislaine Maxwell • This recording has received minimal media attention compared to Wolff's claims
Alarming Developments with Tartaglione
• One day after the author's audio release, Tartaglione was:
Abruptly transferred from his cell of eight years
Cut off from attorneys and family
Moved through multiple facilities
Separated from evidence allegedly supporting his innocence
• On October 8, Tartaglione was reportedly:
Attacked by inmates during a prison lockdown
Choked with a computer cord
Struck with a lock in a sock
Stabbed multiple times
Returned to prison despite serious kidney and liver injuries
Denied proper medical care and pain relief
Appeal for Investigation
• The author plans post-election investigation into evidence never presented at Tartaglione's trial • Tartaglione's 81-year-old mother maintains his innocence • The author urges major media outlets to examine Tartaglione's case and situation
November 4, 2024 - Election Eve Recap: Clearing the Air
• The author has arrived in Palm Beach and plans to attend a dinner honoring RFK Jr.
Clarifications on Recent Controversies
• Vicky Ward's Analysis of Epstein-Trump Connection:
Ward (an Epstein expert and Trump critic) provided an unexpected perspective
She suggests Epstein exaggerated his relationship with Trump to boost his own status
Ward's quote: "Don't let his bullshit from the grave on Election Eve deceive you"
• Laura Loomer's Claims About RFK Jr.:
Loomer accused RFK Jr. of misleading donors and using Trump's name to pay off his own debts
The author refuted these claims, stating:
RFK Jr. has dedicated resources to supporting Trump
His endorsement helped increase Trump support among his followers from 54% to 81%
Campaign finance laws prevent direct donations between campaigns
Standard FEC regulations govern all donation procedures
• Iowa Poll Assessment:
Author's source calls a recent poll showing Harris ahead "a massive outlier"
The source acknowledges the pollster's good track record but sees no supporting evidence elsewhere
The author promises more updates as Election Day approaches.
December 17, 2024 - (PAID) Latham v Epstein, Weinstein, and Jay
The author recalls discovering a disturbing lawsuit during the Ghislaine Maxwell trial in 2021, which they initially dismissed as too outlandish. Now, they're revisiting this overlooked case filed in 2020 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
Key Elements of the Lawsuit
• Plaintiffs: Charlene Y. Latham, David G. Latham, Tracey Y. Latham, and multiple unnamed "Doe" plaintiffs
• Central Defendants:
The 1953 Trust (Jeffrey Epstein's estate)
Harvey Weinstein
Shawn Carter (Jay-Z)
Ghislaine Maxwell
And dozens of other high-profile individuals and corporations including Beyoncé, Kanye West, Disney, Universal Music Group, ViacomCBS, and the NYPD
• Core Allegations:
A decades-long conspiracy of sexual abuse, trafficking, and exploitation
Financial exploitation and intellectual property theft
Plaintiff #3 claims she became a target after refusing to allow her child (Plaintiff #1) to be sexually exploited
Jeffrey Epstein allegedly orchestrated the scheme as revenge after a 1980s settlement involving sexual abuse allegations
Epstein reportedly used Leslie Wexner's funds for the settlement and then trafficked children to recover the money
• Financial Claims: The plaintiffs sought $500 million in damages plus restraining orders against the defendants
The author questions why this case received so little media attention and investigation despite its serious allegations against numerous powerful figures, and provides links to the full lawsuit for readers to examine.
February 12, 2025 - Pt 1: Nick Tartaglione’s Case Gains Attention
The article presents a critical examination of Nicholas Tartaglione's conviction, claiming his trial was "rigged" and connecting it to Jeffrey Epstein's final days:
Key Claims About Tartaglione's Case
• Prosecutor Maurene Comey (daughter of former FBI Director James Comey) allegedly used the case to establish her career • The prosecution allegedly relied on coerced witness testimony with no physical evidence • Key prosecution witness Marcos Cruz was reportedly threatened with family separation if he didn't testify • Another potential witness, Gerard Benderoth, committed suicide when approached by the FBI • Medical examiner testimony contradicted prosecution claims about cause of death • Evidence allegedly shows tampering with phone records and other forensics
Epstein Connection
• Tartaglione shared a cell with Epstein before his death • Tartaglione claims Epstein left a suicide note before his first failed attempt • The author has an unreleased audio recording about Epstein's final weeks • Recent media attention includes reports on what Epstein allegedly told Tartaglione about a potential "sweetheart deal"
Recent Developments
• The author notes increased media interest in the case including coverage by The New York Post • A Trump administration task force led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna will reportedly release Epstein's "client list" • Tartaglione's defense team is preparing an appeal based on evidence tampering and witness coercion
The author promises to release more exclusive evidence and details in coming weeks, suggesting the "cover-up is unraveling."
Jessica, for years you have given us the “goods” on this story. I want to thank you for all of the time and dedication you have put into this. This is a story for the ages.
It never came as a shock to me that this was happening. When I was younger, I worked on private jets and so many times I was asked to send in “full body shots” before I was hired. I remember specifically, one jet owner whose “assistant” asked me if I would give massages to the owner when in flight.
Epstein is just one of many, unfortunately.
It’s so satisfying to see this secret world of elitist men come to the light of day. I have known of its existence for so long but just as so many others, we were tied to NDA’s and threatened with legal repercussions. Thank you for untangling the skein of this story.
In a world when things are crazy and out of control, be a Jessica, not a Laura.