Epstein Secrets

rd (there is a nine-foot Steinway grand in his house) and he cultivates Nobel Prize-winning scientists with whom he engages in arcane conversation. ‘Ghislaine was totally in thrall to him, Rupert Fairfax said: “The death of her father left a terrible gap in her lifeand Jeffrey filled it. I remember seeing t

re, Wexner refused to pay for it, owing $339,000. When Shanks sued for his money — successfully, as it turned out — he also named Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. It was Ghislaine, he said; who had ‘approached him and arranged the deal-with Wexner. Epstein'was also involved, he said. It Below, from left, Ghis

out — he also named Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. It was Ghislaine, he said; who had ‘approached h

does work for Epstein, what does she do? There is, in fact, a clue buried in the court documentation from Pennsylvania. In 2003 a writ was filed by Nelson Shanks, the celebrated portraitist whose sitters have included Pope John Paul II, Ronald Reagan and Diana, Princess of Wales. Shanks claimed that he had bee

on) July 27, 2003 SECTION: FB; Pg. 45 LENGTH: 135 words HEADLINE: Hookers, pimps... and Bill BYLINE: NIGEL DEMPSTER BODY: FUN-LOVING Ms Fixit, Ghislaine Maxwell, who has already taken the Manhattan social scene by storm and is a leading society figure in London, is now ready to rub shoulders with more power

ady taken the Manhattan social scene by storm and is a leading society figure in London, is now ready to rub shoulders with more powerful figures. Ghislaine, the 42-year old daughter of the late fat fraudster Robert Maxwell, caused a stir when she took the Duke of York to a 'hookers and pimps' party on

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a 6-by-6-foot oil painting of himself, his wife, Abigail, and their four young children, an apparently horrified Wexner returned it to the artist, Nelson Shanks. Wexner's lawyer alleges that Shanks "created an inherently impersonal, inaccurate and disturbing painting." Shanks, 65, is no color-by-numbers ha

l daughter of late British media magnate Robert Maxwell, whofiaiitiiiindigbjects together. A Judge recent

a 6-by-6-foot oil painting of himself, his wife, Abigail, and their four young children, an apparently horrified Wexner returned it to the artist, Nelson Shanks. Wexner's lawyer alleges that Shanks "created an inherently impersonal, inaccurate and disturbing painting." Shanks, 65, is no color-by-numbers hac