Ghislaine Maxell And Her New Found Narrative Of Innocence Gets Nuked By New Emails

What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles.

So Galaine Maxwell spent a whole bunch of time telling us how innocent she is, and recently

she had a proper session if you want to call it that with the DOJ, and I pointed out as we went

through the transcripts that she was purging herself. While now we have a bunch of new emails that

have been released that were never before seen, and guess what? Everything Galaine Maxwell was

pitching during that interview was a bunch of BS, all of it, every last bit of it. And these

emails prove that she played an integral role when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein's operation,

and she certainly wasn't just somebody on the sideline, wasn't just, you know, an Oshucks girl

who decided that Jeffrey Epstein was her best way to get to the top or whatever.

That's a bunch of BS that narrative has always been a bunch of BS. Galaine Maxwell was always in

the thick of it. She was always somebody that was an operational must for Jeffrey Epstein.

When we're talking about the ground level of the operation, Maxwell was indispensable. It's not

even disputable. And what these emails do is a throw water on anybody thinking that Galaine Maxwell

was just, you know, an innocent bystander who got arrested and ended up going to prison for

somebody else's crimes. As we've been telling you for years, Galaine Maxwell is exactly where she

belongs. This article was published by FirstPost.com and the headline Epstein emails revealed deep secrets

Maxwell knew what he did. Trump figures three times says report.

This article was authored by FP NewsDesk.

Galaine Maxwell has spent years trying to minimize her role in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.

She's insisted that she was merely a one-time girlfriend who later acted as his household manager,

arranging decorators, and hiring staff for as many properties. Even after her 2021 conviction

for sex trafficking, she has maintained that her involvement was strictly peripheral.

But thousands of emails from Epstein's Yahoo account, some 18,000 messages in total,

paint a different picture. Obtained by Bloomberg, they show Maxwell was not only deeply involved in

Epstein's business and personal dealings, but also an active participant in his legal strategies

and his attempts to discredit victims. The same shit she lied about during that session,

if you want to call it that, the fireside chat with Todd Blanche.

And I pointed it out then, and the sad part is, nothing's going to come of it, she's not going

to be held accountable. And all the people out there that we're talking about, oh, Galaine Maxwell's

misunderstood, they're not going to come back to the table and say, oh, you know what, we were

bamboozled, we were hustled. They'll just move on to the next bit of outrage that they hope they

can profit from. Far from stepping away in 2003, as she claimed, Maxwell was

still exchanging near deli messages with Epstein years later, including the months leading up to

his 2008 plea deal. Well, yeah, we knew this. We've seen some emails previously. But now with this

trove, 18,000 emails, I'd say that that is going to open some eyes. And I think it's important

that we get a look at all of those emails with no redactions, by the way, unless of course they're

talking about victims and survivors, but besides that, let's see it all, I don't care who gets

embarrassed. The correspondence documents and enduring partnership built on logistics,

strategy, intimacy, and secrecy. Now the emails show that Maxwell opened at least one foreign

bank account using Epstein's address, served as a director of one of his key companies,

and traded stock in a business they both invested in. She managed his homes, organized his staff,

and even reminded him about assistance, birthdays, and Christmas bonuses. Now remember,

Colleen Maxwell told us, none of that stuff was going on, right? She was just the woman in charge

of the properties. Oh, I was there to make sure that everything was decorated correctly.

I don't even know what you're talking about. And Todd Blanche, boy, he looks really bad right now,

doesn't he? And unfortunately for Mr. Blanche and the administration and anyone who's trying to

cover this up, it's only going to get worse. Because if you think people are going to stop

looking into this, if you think people are going to stop digging, you're absolutely out of your

mind. I mean, remember when Colleen Maxwell told us she didn't know how all that money got deposited

in her account. Imagine somebody deposited $30 million in your account and you had the audacity

to tell people you have no idea where it came from. You never seen it. You never touched it. Stop it.

I didn't believe you then. And I certainly don't believe you now.

Maxwell also acted as a social coordinator ensuring Epstein stayed plugged in to elite networks.

She offered high-profile contact seats on his jet or visits to his private island,

maintained ties with politicians and celebrities and nurtured connections with billionaires.

She was not just decorating Epstein's homes, she was helping him maintain the image of a man

at the center of global power. Exactly what I've been telling you for years, and not just me,

obviously a bunch of other people. But sure, let's go with the narrative that's being built

that Colleen Maxwell is misunderstood. Stop that shit right away. If you want to be taken serious

when it comes to this conversation, stop that shit immediately. Perhaps the most damning

exchange came in May of 2008, as Epstein's legal team negotiated a plea deal in Florida,

he wrote Maxwell asking her opinion on which charge sounded better,

Lude and the Sivius Conduct, or procuring minors for prostitution.

Her reply was blunt. I suppose Lude and the Sivius Conduct, I would prefer Lude and the

Sivius Conduct with a prostitute if possible. Fourteen-year-old girl, this is how Glaine Maxwell

thought. Oh, I had no idea what Jeffrey Epstein was up to. He never did anything untowards around me.

Everybody was just on the up and up. Everything Glaine Maxwell says is a fucking lie,

and if you believe it, well, I hate to be that guy, but you're stupid.

A month later, Epstein pleaded guilty to two state charges, solicitation of prostitution,

and procurement of minors, and avoided federal prosecution.

Maxwell's casual involvement in such a decision shows her awareness of the gravity of the case

and the reality of his crimes. Yeah, no shit. That's exactly what it shows. A 2007 spreadsheet,

prepared by Epstein's accountants, offers a chilling look at how he used money and gifts to

manipulate both allies and victims, nearly 2,000 entries totaling 1.8 million, including everything

from luxury cars and watches to lingerie and chocolates. A $71,000 Lexus for lawyer Alan Dershowitz

logged as part of his legal fees and $11,000 Rolex for a real estate investor Tom Baroque,

a close Trump associate, a $35,000 Audmores watch intended for Clint Nade Doug Band.

Dozens of entries marked gifts for the girls with annotations ranging from Victoria's Secret

lingerie to Western Union transfers. One victim alone was logged as receiving more than 75,000

in gifts and cash, including a laptop, study abroad tuition, and time massage lessons.

Well, we all know who that was. That's Virginia Roberts.

And a $71,000 Lexus for Alan Dershowitz? Yeah, I don't want cash. How about a Lexus instead?

$11,000 Rolex for one of Trump's homies, Tom Baroque. That sounds about right. And a $35,000

watch for Doug Band, who was Clinton's fixer for all those years? Not nothing to see here, folks.

Just a big conspiracy theory. We should all just move on.

The initials GM appear more than 250 times showing Maxwell's involvement in distributing the gifts.

Victims later testified that these payments were part of Epstein's manipulation,

isolating them, fostering dependency, and maintaining control. Yo, don't you love the

smell of receipts in the morning? All the bullshit claim Maxwell was up to recently. All that's on

fire now. Now, despite longstanding speculation, Trump's name only appears three times in the emails.

In September of 2006, Maxwell circulated a list of 51 politicians and business leaders for Epstein's

review, removed Trump he instructed. His name surfaced again in 2007 when Maxwell flagged him as a

figure reporters my contact during their coverage of Epstein's legal troubles. And in another

exchange Epstein's network referenced Trump in the context of Palm Beach society ties.

Maxwell later told the Justice Department that Donald Trump was cordial and kind,

and that she never saw him behave inappropriately. Trump himself has said his friendship with

Epstein ended after a dispute reportedly over a Mar-a-Lago employee. Well, one of many excuses

honestly, while the emails do not tie Trump's Epstein's abuse, they show his presence on the margins

of Epstein's social world. And there's going to be a lot of that. There's no doubt that these two

had ties for a very long time. And I've told you once and I'll tell you again, I haven't seen any

sort of evidence that Donald Trump was engaged in any kind of abuse of girls with Jeffrey Epstein.

Now look, that's not to say that there's not evidence out there somewhere, but I can only work with

what I've seen. My problem with Donald Trump with this situation as of now is the cover-up.

Who are you protecting and why? And think about how terrifying that is for a minute.

Forces out there that are so powerful, so strong that they can force an American president's hand.

Pretty terrifying though, because of course that leaves us with the question, who the fuck's in charge?

Other powerful figures appear more prominently. Maxwell was photographed with Prince Andrew at

parties and victims have testified that he groped them in Epstein's townhouse.

The emails do not prove such allegations, but they confirm Maxwell's role as a bridge between

Epstein and British royalty. Clinton and his circle also figure in the correspondence. Maxwell

arranged flights for Clinton Aid, Doug Bande, offered him $35,000 watch and promoted her ocean

conservation nonprofit Terramar Project through the Clinton Global Initiative. Clinton's spokesperson

has said that the former president knew nothing about Epstein's crimes. Oh, he had no idea.

Slick Willie, one of the most political people in the history of political people,

had no idea what Jeffrey Epstein was up to. That's the story you're going to go with?

Okay, I guess. Don't get mad when that story gets absolutely savaged.

When Virginia Roberts accused Epstein and Maxwell of abuse, Maxwell went on the offensive.

In 2015, she asked Epstein for any files his lawyers had on Roberts. She circulated an old

police report that painted Roberts as unreliable and told Epstein she planned to distribute it.

Weeks later, the New York Daily News published a story casting doubt on Roberts' credibility

citing sealed juvenile records. Roberts later sued Maxwell for defamation, a case that was settled.

The emails show that Maxwell not only knew about Roberts allegations, but actively sought to

undermine her even as the evidence mounted. But yeah, let's go have another fireside chat with her.

You disingenuous fuckbags and all you people out there that supported that really?

Go give yourself a smack, bro. Strikingly, even as Epstein faced indictment, Maxwell discussed

undergoing fertility procedures that required his sperm donations. In one 2006 email,

she reminded him to collect all the ejaculate for her procedure within 90 minutes.

Such exchanges contradict Maxwell's claim that her relationship with Epstein had diminished by 2003.

Instead, the emails show emotional and physical entanglements stretching well into his legal crisis.

Look, folks, I know it's going to shock you, but Glenn Maxwell's a liar.

Back to our schedule programming. The inbox also reveals Epstein's eccentric consumerism,

more than 600 Amazon purchases, including an FBI agent costume, teeth whitener, leatherable whip,

size 12 crocs, and a schoolgirl uniform. In one email chain, Maxwell and Epstein discussed

whether a 19-year-old woman was cute enough for sex acts. Epstein dismissed another young woman

as fat and Asian sorry. These details, mundane on the surface, expose a man who mixed ordinary

consumption with predatory fixations and a network of women, including Maxwell, who facilitated it.

Even as Epstein's world collapsed after his 2006 arrest, Maxwell continued to leverage

her social connections on his behalf. She namedrop fashion designer Hollywood directors and

silicone valley leaders. She urged Epstein to treat Anne Wojiki co-founder of 23 and me,

and the partner of Sergei Bryn with special care, calling her a key to DNA research.

At the same time, political requests flowed in. The office of Bill Richardson,

then governor of New York, inquired whether he could use Epstein's jet for a peace mission.

Epstein told Maxwell to have Richardson call him directly.

The emails reveal how Epstein's money, planes and access to luxury were a currency for building

and maintaining influence. Maxwell was off in the broker.

And look, the whole Bill Richardson angle? Nobody wants to talk about that, huh?

Bill Richardson was deep and so was George Mitchell. And we're going to be talking about them a

little bit more moving forward. As Epstein's plea deal neared in 2007, Maxwell stayed closely

involved. Epstein updated her on negotiations, did not go well two years, and she agonized in

the response. I'm sad, scared and depressed. I can't shake it. Well, you should have been all

of those things, because guess what, Glaine? You're guilty. She also helped wind down his empire,

deciding whether to sell his Bentley fire staff or unload his helicopter. She even sought advice

on Barrister and Stock, as the financial crisis loomed. The level of coordination shows Maxwell was

not distancing herself, but doubling down, ensuring Epstein's world would keep functioning,

even as he went behind bars. So in other words, Glaine Maxwell lied to us. Who the hell would have

ever called that? I thought that she was the, you know, the peak and the pinnacle of honesty.

Epstein died in a New York jail cell in 2019. His death was ruled a suicide.

Maxwell was arrested the following year convicted a sex trafficking in 21 and sentenced to 20 years

in prison. She is now appealing her case to the Supreme Court. And I would say that the prosecution,

the DOJ would love to get their hands on these emails and use them against Maxwell. But we know

that's not going to happen. I mean, they already cut her a cushy deal. So what next?

They're not going to pursue it, right? The investigation's over. That's what they told us.

Meanwhile, anyone with half a brain in their head knows that they've been lied to and that

this investigation is far from over. So until we get some transparency and we get some answers,

we're going to be here every single day, beating this drum and keeping these flags of discontent

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