Epstein Secrets

tims can be compensated by the financier's estate, valued at more than US$600 million. That's a dangerous tactic that might backfire at trial, said David Boies, who represents and several other women who say they were sexually abused by Epstein and Maxwell. It's "a tone-deaf argument" that cost Maxwell he

d several other women who say they were sexually abused by Epstein and Maxwell. It's "a tone-deaf argument" that cost Maxwell her credibility, said Boies, who listened to the hearing remotely. "To mount a 'blame the victim' defense, particularly in today's world and trying to blame these girls for w

in at least a year. Maxwell's whereabouts had largely been unknown since Epstein's arrest last July. Although DailyMail.com tracked her down to the New England coast last summer, she vanished again, later popping up in a photo at an In-N-Out in Los Angeles. The FBI managed to finally trace her down in the

of the criminal investigation could impair her Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination: added her attorney, Laura Menninger. attorney, David Boies, noted in his response that Maxwell has not publicly admitted she herself is the center of a federal investigation, but is nevertheless using it to

in's co-conspirators. the status of the investigation, or even disclosed whether she herself is a target of the Southern District's investigation," Boies wrote. Epstein investigators contacted by 'dozens' since his death EFTA00084378 Case 1:15-cv-07433-LAP Document 1078-5 Filed 07/29/20 Page 14 o

in at least a year. Maxwell's whereabouts had largely been unknown since Epstein's arrest last July. Although DailyMail.com tracked her down to the New England coast last summer, she vanished again, later popping up in a photo at an In-N-Out in Los Angeles. The FBI managed to finally trace her down in the

t, apart from issuing a subpoena to the law firm Boies, Schiller and Flexner, which represents a number

intent was exactly the opposite. As her spouse's letter makes clear, after spending a few months away from Massachusetts, Ms. Maxwell moved back to New England so that she could be close to her family, but also to be within driving distance of the prosecutors in New York in case they wished to speak to her.