Epstein Secrets

well's empire -- thought to be intact when he died -- stretched across the Atlantic and included both the Mirror Group of newspapers in Britain and the New York Daily News. Maxwell's sons have been the focus of attention since last December, when the empire collapsed under the weight of more than two billion pounds of

evin Maxwell, 36, son of the late media baron Robert Maxwell, was acquitted on Friday - along with his brother Ian, 39, and former company director Larry Trachtenberg - after a trial lasting 131 days. It was alleged the trio had fraudulently used L122m of pensioners' money. The trial is estimated to have cost mor

axwell's empire — thought to be intact when he died -- stretched across the Atlantic and included both the Mirror Group of newspapers in Britain and the New York Daily News. Maxwell's sons have been the focus of attention since last December, when the empire collapsed under the weight of more than two billion pounds of

aud Thursday. Ian Maxwell, 36, and Kevin, 33 appeared in a London court. They were released after posting a combined bail in excess of $I million. Larry Trachtenberg, a former director of the company that handled the Maxwell empire's pension funds, was also charged. Both Trachtenberg and Kevin Maxwell face severa

f financial misdeeds. The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating one of those, Critical Path. Robert Maxwell at his peak in 1991 owned the New York Daily News, London's Daily Mirror and Macmillan publishing, with a staff of 40,000 working in 29 nations. London-based Maxwell might have become one of the wo

pany, Westboume Communications Ltd., which helped companies climb aboard the surging Internet tide. Kevin Maxwell and one of his father's top hands, Larry Trachtenberg, 47, who also was acquitted in the criminal trials, eventually got a major stake in Telemonde Inc. last year, a global telecommunications company ba