Epstein Secrets

cts of abuse in the early 2OOOS. "Maxwell played a critical role in helping Epstein to identify, befriend, and groom minor victims for abuse," said Strauss, who oversees the federal prosecutor's office in the Southern District of New York. "In some cases, Maxwell participated in the abuse herself." A

enticed and groomed multiple minor girls to engage in sex acts with Jeffrey Epstein, through a variety of means and methods." Acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss called the sex abuse described in the Maxwell case "the prequel" to the charges they lodged last year against Epstein covering alleged acts of abus

is a step toward healing," McCawley added in a statement, praising prosecutors on the case for their "unrelenting courage." U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrea Johnstone ordered Maxwell to remain in custody at a brief hearing via videoconference in federal court in New Hampshire, where another of her attorneys, Lawr

uple's method was to 'befriend these young girls by ask- ing them questions about their lives, pretending to be taking an Interest in them'. Miss Strauss said: 'They would take them to the movies and treat them to shopping trips. Maxwell would encourage these young girls to accept offers from Epste

tment said. Here we examine the accusations: 'CHILD ABUSE' Ghislaine Maxwell helped Epstein abuse girls as young as 14, accord- ing to prosecutor Audrey Strauss, acting US attorney for the south- ern district of New York. In an extraordinary press confer- ence live-streamed on the Internet, she claimed: 'M

S distrkt court in Concord, New Hampshire. Asked If she could see the Judge and her lawyer, she said can' In a cut-glass accent. Magistrate Judge Andrea Johnstone read Maxwell her rights and no plea was entered. When asked If she needed consular assist- ance from another country - she has British, American a

aged a dramatic, forced entry at dawn into her home and arrested her. EXHIBIT A, at 3. Immediately after Ms. Maxwell's arrest, Acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss held a press conference and made numerous comments attacking Ms. Maxwell's credibility and expressing her opinion of Ms. Maxwell's guilt, e.g., tha

iolation of Local Rule 23.1(d)(1), (4) and (7): Per the New York Law Journal: 'Maxwell lied because the truth, as alleged, was almost unspeakable,' Strauss said at a press conference announcing the charges. `Maxwell enticed minor girls, got them to trust her and then delivered them into the trap that t

is a step toward healing," McCawley added in a statement, praising prosecutors on the case for their "unrelenting courage." U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrea Johnstone ordered Maxwell to remain in custody at a brief hearing via videoconference in federal court in New Hampshire, where another of her attorneys, Lawr