Epstein Secrets

Maxwell to a concert at Epstein's townhouse where the women seemed to outnumber the men by far,' she wrote. 'These were not women you'd see at Upper East Side dinners... many seemed foreign and dressed a little bizarrely.' A source told Ward that at another cocktail party, also thrown by Maxwell and 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

le minor victims. Victims were groomed and/or abused at multiple locations, including the following: a. A a multi-story private residence on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York owned by Epstein (the "New York Residence"), which is depicted in the following photograph: EFTA00075079 c4aatagwdoroAwie

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

cts with Epstein, according to the indictment. The victims were groomed or abused 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 V

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