HUNTER: Where in the world is Jeffrey Epstein's alleged 'pimp'?
Brad Hunter
Published:
November 22, 2019
Updated:
November 22, 2019 8:19 AM EST
Billionaire perv Epstein and the socialite accused of being his sexual procurer, Ghislaine Maxwell. GETTY IMAGES
Billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s ticket to hell was punched in early August.
He rode in economy, not first-class as was his penchant.
There were no stops. It was an express train to the burning embers for the Lacoste-wearing monster.
In the wake of the hedge fund manager’s death at the Manhattan Detention Centre (suicide or murder?) fingers are now being pointed at his coterie of powerful pals.
His royal buddy Prince Andrew’s reputation lies in tatters and Queen Elizabeth has stripped him of his duties and $320,000-year salary.
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Other powerful men are hiding in the shadows, fearful they’ll be pressured to tell the FBI and federal prosecutors what they know about Epstein’s underage sex slave ring.
Alongside the Windsors, the Clintons and the Trumps, there is one woman cops are desperate to speak with.
From left, Prince Andrew, one of Epstein’s underage sex slaves Virginia Roberts and his alleged procurer, socialite Ghislaine Maxwell. Roberts claims Andrew and Epstein took part in an orgy with nine underage girls at the financier’s Caribbean compound.
Her name is Ghislaine Maxwell.
The 58-year-old British socialite has vanished. Epstein’s jet-setting muse was last spotted in late August at an In-N-Out in Los Angeles.
Since then? Nada.
“Ghislaine is like a James Bond character — she is quite a unique person,” friend Lady Victoria Hervey told Good Morning Britain. “I just don’t believe anyone is going to find her.”
Asked where she is now, Hervey could only speculate: “She’s gone far away.”
Maxwell grew up in wealth — and disgrace. Her father Robert pilfered the pension fund of his newspaper, the fabled Daily Mirror, and in the process brought the paper to its knees.
Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged procurer of underage girls, Ghislaine Maxwell, was snapped by the New York Post in California in August. The veracity of the photo has been questioned. NY POST NEW YORK POST
Pater took a tumble off his yacht — the Lady Ghislaine — and drowned while cruising in the Canary Islands in 1991 leaving behind a monumental financial scandal.
Ghislaine Maxwell fled to exile in New York shortly after where she met Epstein. It was the Brit society belle who introduced the Prince Andrew to Epstein.
Maxwell gave the dodgy financier social clout. He gave her money.
Prince Andrew gives an interview to the BBC on his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
A number of Epstein’s victims, including Virginia Roberts, have claimed that not only did Maxwell lure them into her keeper’s sick world, she also took part in a number of sexual assaults.
Prince Andrew said in his disastrous TV interview that he last saw the mysterious Maxwell in June before the hammer came down on Epstein. He denied they discussed their mutual friend. Of course not!
But already, the U.S. Deptartment of Justice had announced they were reopening Epstein’s controversial Florida plea deal from 2008.
Instead of being jailed forever, the creepy mogul used his influence to have his charges reduced and a sweetheart jolt in jail where he carried on sexually molesting young girls.
One month later, the feds charged Epstein with sex trafficking and caged him until his trial.
Ghislaine Maxwell’s disgraced publishing baron father Robert Maxwell. He died mysteriously in 1991. GETTY IMAGES
That bit of news would have been about as welcome as a blizzard in July to two toffs like Maxwell and Andrew.
Maxwell has played the “who me?” card for years but her monogrammed noose is getting tighter.
The feds aren’t buying it. They know Maxwell can name names, reportedly in the hundreds. She is part of a criminal conspiracy.
For her part, she is reportedly desperate to keep the sordid secrets of the powerful secret.
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The leggy socialite’s legal eagles want more time. Other lawyers have sobbed to a New York judge some of the people on the dirty list face “life-changing disclosures.”
Tough.
The stomach-churning systemic rapes of young teen girls, a billionaire getting less jail time than a shoplifter, and a prince unwilling or unable to show an iota of sympathy for the victims of a heinous crime.
Quite a posse.
And the socialite who prowled Central Park for teen girls as new cogs in Epstein’s wheel of depravity.
Yeah, the rich.
They are very different from you and me.
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