Epstein Secrets

d house in Florida where staff said schoolgirls were routinely brought by Epstein; • Ranch in New Mexico -sprawl- ing property in the desert near Santa Fe; • Maxwell's 'personal residence' in London. THE VICTIMS None of the victims Is named in the indictment, but it outlined brief details of the a

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

b. An estate in Palm Beach, Florida owned by Epstein (the "Palm Beach Residence"), which is depicted in the following photograph: c. A ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico owned by Epstein (the "New Mexico Residence"), which is depicted in the following photograph: 6 EFTA00075080 cadiattelaW414§§1Weria

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

at a number of Epstein's luxurious homes, including his sprawling Upper East Side townhouse in Manhattan, an estate in Palm Beach, Fla., a ranch in Santa Fe, N.M., and Maxwell's home in London, according to the charges. "Minor Victim-2," according to the indictment, was under 18 when she was flown to N

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