January 3, 2026 • 13 mins
The Epstein Non-Prosecution Agreement functioned as a sweeping shield not just for Jeffrey Epstein, but for his named and unnamed co-conspirators—and that protection proved decisive for Sarah Kellen Vickers. The language of the agreement was unusually broad, extending immunity beyond Epstein himself to any potential co-conspirators identified during the investigation, even if they were never formally charged. As one of Epstein’s closest associates and a central figure in managing his residences, scheduling girls, and facilitating travel, Kellen Vickers was squarely within the category of individuals who would have faced serious prosecutorial exposure absent that deal. Once the NPA was executed, federal prosecutors effectively tied their own hands, foreclosing the possibility of bringing charges against her in the Southern District of Florida.
In practical terms, the agreement froze accountability in place at the top, ensuring that Epstein alone absorbed criminal liability while those beneath him were insulated from scrutiny. Despite years of survivor testimony and documentary evidence placing Sarah Kellen Vickers at the operational heart of Epstein’s trafficking enterprise, the NPA became an impenetrable legal wall that prosecutors repeatedly cited as justification for inaction. The result was that Kellen Vickers avoided indictment, trial, and public accountability—not because evidence was lacking, but because the deal was deliberately constructed to bury co-conspirator liability. It stands as one of the clearest examples of how the Epstein NPA didn’t merely resolve a case, but actively erased entire lines of prosecution that should have followed.
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In practical terms, the agreement froze accountability in place at the top, ensuring that Epstein alone absorbed criminal liability while those beneath him were insulated from scrutiny. Despite years of survivor testimony and documentary evidence placing Sarah Kellen Vickers at the operational heart of Epstein’s trafficking enterprise, the NPA became an impenetrable legal wall that prosecutors repeatedly cited as justification for inaction. The result was that Kellen Vickers avoided indictment, trial, and public accountability—not because evidence was lacking, but because the deal was deliberately constructed to bury co-conspirator liability. It stands as one of the clearest examples of how the Epstein NPA didn’t merely resolve a case, but actively erased entire lines of prosecution that should have followed.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
Now that the Grand Jerry Documents are released and we
have been through just about all of the depositions, all
of the information that's out there and available to us,
one of the questions that all of us have to
be left asking is how in the hell has Sarah
Kellen Vickers been able to avoid getting hammed up? And
(00:23):
the reason, unfortunately, is because of the non prosecution agreement
that Jeffrey Epstein's buddies, mister Mukasey and mister Philippe decided
to sign off on after having several meetings with Jeffrey
Epstein's legal team. And that's not me telling you that,
that's directly from the OIG report. I mean, are we
supposed to think that they were just having these meetings
(00:45):
for fun. There's no way. These are busy people, right.
They have a lot going on a full ass schedule.
They're not going to just meet for lunch to have
a how do you do? Kind of conversation that they
could have over the phone. They were meeting in person
for a reason. Now, I can't tell you exactly what
went down in those meetings. I wasn't there but I
(01:06):
can tell you the results are bullshit. And this non
prosecution agreement was enacted to protect Jeffrey Epstein and not
only Jeffrey Epstein, but all of his friends down in
Palm Beach and elsewhere who were playing ball with them.
And that's why this NPA was put in the way
it was put in. That's why it was worded the
way it was worded. Again, you mean to tell me
(01:27):
that Acosta's bosses had no idea of the language of
the NPA. We know that's bullshit. We know that it
was kicked up. We know that Sloman was looking at it,
we know that oster Bond was looking at it. So
what are we even talking about here? And the sad
truth is most people are out here talking about this
story don't even know who those people are. And if
(01:47):
you don't know who those people are and what their
function was, then you're never gonna truly understand the scope
of what went on here, and you're gonna continue running
around talking about nonsense. And inevitably, those are the people
that keep talking about lists and all the rest of
it when there's tangible, actual people who are involved that
we know about who still haven't been held to account.
Shouldn't we start with the people we know about for sure,
(02:09):
people like Sarah Kelln Vickers. Well, the problem is a
lot of these people that were involved down in Florida
are protected by the NPA. So it's very difficult to
prosecute Epstein for anything that happened in Florida because of
that NPA. However, as we learn with Glenn Maxwell that
NPA doesn't travel, You're not off the hook for what
(02:31):
you might have done in New York. You're not off
the hook for what you might have done elsewhere just
in Florida. And there's a lot of folks out there
that don't even understand this basic concept. The NPA isn't
a get out of jail free card across the country,
but it does serve that purpose down in Florida. Today's
article is from The Daily Mail and the headline Jeffrey
Epstein's former assistant Sarah Kellen dodge's prosecution for sex trafficking
(02:55):
despite allegedly being Glenn Maxwell's ex right hand woman. This
article was off third by Daniel Bates. Jeffrey Epstein's assistant
Sarah Kellen has dodged prosecution for sex trafficking despite being
repeatedly mentioned in the Grand Jury files from two thousand
and five. Not just the Grand Jury files, every single
document we've read, Sarah Kelln Vickers has played a prominent role.
(03:18):
Yet somehow she's avoided prosecution, and not only prosecution, she's
avoided the limelight when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein. She
should be sharing a jail cell with Glenn Maxwell as
far as I'm concerned. Kellen was named three times by
Epstein's victims. In the transcript of accord hearing in ponm Beach,
Florida during the original investigations into the late pedophile sex
(03:40):
trafficking ring. Victims survivors described her greeting them at his
now raised seafront mansion and then leading them upstairs to
the massage room. So how in the world is she
not in trouble. Imagine this lady is waiting for these
kids when they show up there to bring them up
to this monster, and she doesn't end up going to jail,
she doesn't end up getting in trouble. Well, in fact,
(04:01):
it's the polar opposite of all of that. She's living
her best life, married to her ex NASCAR driver, her husband,
you know, living in a high rise, has multiple properties,
traveling all around the world doing whatever she wants. Meanwhile,
the rest of us are lucky that we can pay
her own bills. But if you were a friend of
Jeffrey Epstein's and you were out here helping him molest girls,
(04:22):
and you know, do other disgusting, dastardly things, well you'll
be rewarded by society. Once there, Kellen set up the
oils for the massage before Epstein arrived and sexually assaulted
or raped them. One victim described how she contacted Kellen
to make an appointment to see Epstein, the first of
hundreds of times she would go to his house to
(04:43):
be sexually assaulted. Also named repeatedly was Nadia Marchenko, also
known as marsen Kova, a model from Eastern Europe whose
victims said they had sex with at Epstein's command. Let's
not get carried away, okay. A model from Eastern Europe,
more like a four fourteen year old girl who was
purchased by Jeffrey Epstein to be abused. Let's not get
(05:04):
it twisted. Okay. You want to talk about being groomed,
You want to talk about Stockholm syndrome, you want to
talk about somebody that was put in a situation that
is completely untenable. Well, we're talking about nati On Marsenkova.
And whereas Sarah Kellen Vickers came into this with her
eyes wide open, Nadia Marsenkova was just a little kid
who was groomed and turned into this. And when I
(05:25):
say that there's levels to all of this, this is
what I mean. If you don't know what you're talking
about with this case, probably a good idea to just
sit down and shut up. Both women were named as
co conspirators under Epstein's Sweetheart plea deal with prosecutors in
Palm Beach in two thousand and eight. Unsealed court documents
alleged Martinko, who has never been charged with any crime,
procured young women for Epstein, a claim her lawyers have denied.
(05:49):
But under the extraordinary terms of the deal, they were
exempt from prosecution. And again it was all built in.
It was Kate walked in. So this is exactly the result.
I wanted to make sure that nobody was gonna get rolled.
And if you start having people get arrested by the FEDS,
and the FEDS start talking about fifteen twenty years stuff
like that. Well, people are gonna start to talk, right,
(06:11):
People are gonna start to tell the government what the
government wants to hear so they don't have to go
to prison for twenty five or thirty years. And that's
why Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers baked this whole entire thing in
to the non prosecution agreement. That way, nobody would talk
to the feds, nobody would roll, and everybody would be protected.
Imagine if John Gotti got a deal like this. Another
(06:34):
woman mentioned in the grand jury files, which were released
this week was Glenn Maxwell, but she eventually did go
on trial and was found guilty in twenty twenty one
and is serving a twenty year prison sentence. An Epstein
victim told daily Mail dot com. I have never understood
why Sarah Kellen did not face prosecution. She was deeply
involved in Epstein's operation. She should face justice just like
(06:57):
Lane Maxwell did. Facts. But the problem is if they
don't have anything to pin on her that's of consequence
outside of Florida, then they're screwed because in Florida she
has carte blanche. Folks. I hate to be the one
to tell you, but that's how this works. If you
sign that three to zero two and you proffer up
that information or you're protected by an NPA, then you're
(07:18):
protected in whatever district you sign that document in. So
when it comes to Sarah Kellen Vickers, unless we can
nail her on something somewhere else, she's gonna have cart blanche.
And people don't want to hear that, but I'm sorry,
it's the truth. And if you want to be mad
at somebody, well don't even be mad at a Costa,
because he was just another tool. If you want to
(07:40):
be mad, be mad at the bosses at the DOJ
who allowed this to all go down. We're talking about
Mukasey and we're talking about Philip. Those are the dudes
that were at the sticks. They were in charge. And
if you're the boss, well the buck stops with you.
In the one hundred and seventy six pages of grand
jury transcripts and testimony from Joseph Roccary, the late Palm
(08:02):
Beach police detective who was one of the main officers
investigating Epstein, he told the court that he interviewed one
girl who had just graduated from high school and said
she sent six others to Epstein based on her, claiming
she was like Heidie Flie, the notorious Hollywood madam. She
appears to be Hailey Robson. Yeah, that's exactly who it is.
(08:22):
The girl said that she first met Epstein when she
was seventeen and was taken to his house, where she
met a woman called Sarah, who appears to be Kellen.
Riccary said that the girl told him she was taken
to the house, she was introduced to Ebstein's assistant by
the name of Sarah. Sarah would then escort her upstairs
prepare the room for massage by putting out the ointments
and the different oils. So you can see why she
(08:44):
had to be part of the non prosecution agreement. I
don't think you could be any more involved than Sarah
Kellen was. And you want to talk about really avoiding
the hangman's noose, Sarah Kellen really avoided some serious trouble here,
and again it all goes back to that bullshit ass NPA.
When the girl refused Epstein's advances, he told her that
(09:07):
he would pay her to bring other girls to him.
Epstein said, the younger, the better, Riccari told the grand jury.
Perhaps the most disturbing account came from one victim, who
said she began going to Epstein's aged sixteen and went
there hundreds of times. The victim identified Sarah Kellen by
her full name and said she led her up to
the massage room, where Epstein began to masturbate at her.
(09:29):
Riccari said she recalled that the appointment was set up
for that day. They the victim contacted mister Epstein's assistant,
Sarah later identified as Sarah Kellen, where the appointment was made.
She the victim was taken to the house. She remembered
it it was on the weekend because she only worked
on the weekends as she was still going to high school.
(09:51):
According to the victim, she was forced to take part
in a threesome or three sums with nadiy Al marsen Kova,
who Epstein is said to have bought from her parents
when she fourteen. Epstein referred to her as his Yugoslavian
sex slave, although she was actually born in Slovakia, part
of the former Czechoslovakia. Epstein persuaded the teen to give
(10:11):
oral sex to Marsenko during a threesome by offering her
another two hundred dollars if she did it. For five minutes.
She said. The victim had been told Epstein would never
penetrate her as he had a deformed penis, but one
time he grabbed her and placed her head on the
massage table and inserted his penis into her vagina. According
(10:31):
to the victim, Nadio bought sex toys for them to
use as a present for Epstein's birthday one year. Another
victim eighteen, also named Nadia, while recounting how she was
abused by Epstein at the age of sixteen. She was
paid two hundred dollars each visit, and one time he
asked her to touch Nadio's breast, which she did. A
(10:52):
third victim identified Kellen, and described being introduced to Epstein's
assistant called Sarah Racclari said the stories were con assistant
with all the girls. He said they would be introduced
to the assistant, who would lead her upstairs and prepare
the room for the massage in the master bathroom Marriat
she would pull a blanket out over the massage tables
and provide the ointments that mister Epstein would like to
(11:14):
have used. In the case of the victim, who was sixteen,
she was paid three hundred dollars for her first visit,
and then each follow up visit became more and more sexual.
Kellen has previously denied any wrongdoing and said that she
is not a monster. Her parents had previously said that
she was vulnerable when she met Epstein, having become a
strange from them when she was eighteen because she stopped
(11:37):
being a Jehovah's Witness, the religion her mother and father follow.
Her parents, Thomas and Mary Kellen, told Delhi mail dot
com in twenty twenty that they feared that she was
brainwashed and somebody might kill her. After leaving Epstein's orbit,
Kellen married NASCAR driver Brian Vickers, and the two live
in an apartment in New York. Calls to Kellen were
(11:58):
not immediately returned. The other two women who were named
as co conspirators in Epstein's two thousand and eight plea deal,
Leslie Groff and Adriana Ross, have also denied wrongdoing. Well, folks, look,
the whole deal here with Kellen is the fact that
this NPA was signed down in Florida. This is where
her alleged crimes were committed. And considering that she's not
(12:19):
going to be prosecuted, anywhere else unless they have the
goods honor somewhere else. So if they have the goods
honor in New York, there's no reason for them not
the prosecutor, unless, of course they're scared of what you'll say.
But as far as prosecuting her or anyone who might
have been involved with Jeffrey Epstein down in Florida, forget it.
The NPA is going to protect them, And unfortunately, it
(12:39):
looks like Sarah Kellen is going to skate here and
that she's never going to be held to account for
what she obviously was up to. So I'm not shocked
in the least to see that Sarah Kellen Vickers is
still swimming with her head above water, and unfortunately, I
don't think that's going to change anytime soon. All of
the information that goes with this episode mode can be
(13:00):
found in the description box.
What's up everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
Now that the Grand Jerry Documents are released and we
have been through just about all of the depositions, all
of the information that's out there and available to us,
one of the questions that all of us have to
be left asking is how in the hell has Sarah
Kellen Vickers been able to avoid getting hammed up? And
(00:23):
the reason, unfortunately, is because of the non prosecution agreement
that Jeffrey Epstein's buddies, mister Mukasey and mister Philippe decided
to sign off on after having several meetings with Jeffrey
Epstein's legal team. And that's not me telling you that,
that's directly from the OIG report. I mean, are we
supposed to think that they were just having these meetings
(00:45):
for fun. There's no way. These are busy people, right.
They have a lot going on a full ass schedule.
They're not going to just meet for lunch to have
a how do you do? Kind of conversation that they
could have over the phone. They were meeting in person
for a reason. Now, I can't tell you exactly what
went down in those meetings. I wasn't there but I
(01:06):
can tell you the results are bullshit. And this non
prosecution agreement was enacted to protect Jeffrey Epstein and not
only Jeffrey Epstein, but all of his friends down in
Palm Beach and elsewhere who were playing ball with them.
And that's why this NPA was put in the way
it was put in. That's why it was worded the
way it was worded. Again, you mean to tell me
(01:27):
that Acosta's bosses had no idea of the language of
the NPA. We know that's bullshit. We know that it
was kicked up. We know that Sloman was looking at it,
we know that oster Bond was looking at it. So
what are we even talking about here? And the sad
truth is most people are out here talking about this
story don't even know who those people are. And if
(01:47):
you don't know who those people are and what their
function was, then you're never gonna truly understand the scope
of what went on here, and you're gonna continue running
around talking about nonsense. And inevitably, those are the people
that keep talking about lists and all the rest of
it when there's tangible, actual people who are involved that
we know about who still haven't been held to account.
Shouldn't we start with the people we know about for sure,
(02:09):
people like Sarah Kelln Vickers. Well, the problem is a
lot of these people that were involved down in Florida
are protected by the NPA. So it's very difficult to
prosecute Epstein for anything that happened in Florida because of
that NPA. However, as we learn with Glenn Maxwell that
NPA doesn't travel, You're not off the hook for what
(02:31):
you might have done in New York. You're not off
the hook for what you might have done elsewhere just
in Florida. And there's a lot of folks out there
that don't even understand this basic concept. The NPA isn't
a get out of jail free card across the country,
but it does serve that purpose down in Florida. Today's
article is from The Daily Mail and the headline Jeffrey
Epstein's former assistant Sarah Kellen dodge's prosecution for sex trafficking
(02:55):
despite allegedly being Glenn Maxwell's ex right hand woman. This
article was off third by Daniel Bates. Jeffrey Epstein's assistant
Sarah Kellen has dodged prosecution for sex trafficking despite being
repeatedly mentioned in the Grand Jury files from two thousand
and five. Not just the Grand Jury files, every single
document we've read, Sarah Kelln Vickers has played a prominent role.
(03:18):
Yet somehow she's avoided prosecution, and not only prosecution, she's
avoided the limelight when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein. She
should be sharing a jail cell with Glenn Maxwell as
far as I'm concerned. Kellen was named three times by
Epstein's victims. In the transcript of accord hearing in ponm Beach,
Florida during the original investigations into the late pedophile sex
(03:40):
trafficking ring. Victims survivors described her greeting them at his
now raised seafront mansion and then leading them upstairs to
the massage room. So how in the world is she
not in trouble. Imagine this lady is waiting for these
kids when they show up there to bring them up
to this monster, and she doesn't end up going to jail,
she doesn't end up getting in trouble. Well, in fact,
(04:01):
it's the polar opposite of all of that. She's living
her best life, married to her ex NASCAR driver, her husband,
you know, living in a high rise, has multiple properties,
traveling all around the world doing whatever she wants. Meanwhile,
the rest of us are lucky that we can pay
her own bills. But if you were a friend of
Jeffrey Epstein's and you were out here helping him molest girls,
(04:22):
and you know, do other disgusting, dastardly things, well you'll
be rewarded by society. Once there, Kellen set up the
oils for the massage before Epstein arrived and sexually assaulted
or raped them. One victim described how she contacted Kellen
to make an appointment to see Epstein, the first of
hundreds of times she would go to his house to
(04:43):
be sexually assaulted. Also named repeatedly was Nadia Marchenko, also
known as marsen Kova, a model from Eastern Europe whose
victims said they had sex with at Epstein's command. Let's
not get carried away, okay. A model from Eastern Europe,
more like a four fourteen year old girl who was
purchased by Jeffrey Epstein to be abused. Let's not get
(05:04):
it twisted. Okay. You want to talk about being groomed,
You want to talk about Stockholm syndrome, you want to
talk about somebody that was put in a situation that
is completely untenable. Well, we're talking about nati On Marsenkova.
And whereas Sarah Kellen Vickers came into this with her
eyes wide open, Nadia Marsenkova was just a little kid
who was groomed and turned into this. And when I
(05:25):
say that there's levels to all of this, this is
what I mean. If you don't know what you're talking
about with this case, probably a good idea to just
sit down and shut up. Both women were named as
co conspirators under Epstein's Sweetheart plea deal with prosecutors in
Palm Beach in two thousand and eight. Unsealed court documents
alleged Martinko, who has never been charged with any crime,
procured young women for Epstein, a claim her lawyers have denied.
(05:49):
But under the extraordinary terms of the deal, they were
exempt from prosecution. And again it was all built in.
It was Kate walked in. So this is exactly the result.
I wanted to make sure that nobody was gonna get rolled.
And if you start having people get arrested by the FEDS,
and the FEDS start talking about fifteen twenty years stuff
like that. Well, people are gonna start to talk, right,
(06:11):
People are gonna start to tell the government what the
government wants to hear so they don't have to go
to prison for twenty five or thirty years. And that's
why Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers baked this whole entire thing in
to the non prosecution agreement. That way, nobody would talk
to the feds, nobody would roll, and everybody would be protected.
Imagine if John Gotti got a deal like this. Another
(06:34):
woman mentioned in the grand jury files, which were released
this week was Glenn Maxwell, but she eventually did go
on trial and was found guilty in twenty twenty one
and is serving a twenty year prison sentence. An Epstein
victim told daily Mail dot com. I have never understood
why Sarah Kellen did not face prosecution. She was deeply
involved in Epstein's operation. She should face justice just like
(06:57):
Lane Maxwell did. Facts. But the problem is if they
don't have anything to pin on her that's of consequence
outside of Florida, then they're screwed because in Florida she
has carte blanche. Folks. I hate to be the one
to tell you, but that's how this works. If you
sign that three to zero two and you proffer up
that information or you're protected by an NPA, then you're
(07:18):
protected in whatever district you sign that document in. So
when it comes to Sarah Kellen Vickers, unless we can
nail her on something somewhere else, she's gonna have cart blanche.
And people don't want to hear that, but I'm sorry,
it's the truth. And if you want to be mad
at somebody, well don't even be mad at a Costa,
because he was just another tool. If you want to
(07:40):
be mad, be mad at the bosses at the DOJ
who allowed this to all go down. We're talking about
Mukasey and we're talking about Philip. Those are the dudes
that were at the sticks. They were in charge. And
if you're the boss, well the buck stops with you.
In the one hundred and seventy six pages of grand
jury transcripts and testimony from Joseph Roccary, the late Palm
(08:02):
Beach police detective who was one of the main officers
investigating Epstein, he told the court that he interviewed one
girl who had just graduated from high school and said
she sent six others to Epstein based on her, claiming
she was like Heidie Flie, the notorious Hollywood madam. She
appears to be Hailey Robson. Yeah, that's exactly who it is.
(08:22):
The girl said that she first met Epstein when she
was seventeen and was taken to his house, where she
met a woman called Sarah, who appears to be Kellen.
Riccary said that the girl told him she was taken
to the house, she was introduced to Ebstein's assistant by
the name of Sarah. Sarah would then escort her upstairs
prepare the room for massage by putting out the ointments
and the different oils. So you can see why she
(08:44):
had to be part of the non prosecution agreement. I
don't think you could be any more involved than Sarah
Kellen was. And you want to talk about really avoiding
the hangman's noose, Sarah Kellen really avoided some serious trouble here,
and again it all goes back to that bullshit ass NPA.
When the girl refused Epstein's advances, he told her that
(09:07):
he would pay her to bring other girls to him.
Epstein said, the younger, the better, Riccari told the grand jury.
Perhaps the most disturbing account came from one victim, who
said she began going to Epstein's aged sixteen and went
there hundreds of times. The victim identified Sarah Kellen by
her full name and said she led her up to
the massage room, where Epstein began to masturbate at her.
(09:29):
Riccari said she recalled that the appointment was set up
for that day. They the victim contacted mister Epstein's assistant,
Sarah later identified as Sarah Kellen, where the appointment was made.
She the victim was taken to the house. She remembered
it it was on the weekend because she only worked
on the weekends as she was still going to high school.
(09:51):
According to the victim, she was forced to take part
in a threesome or three sums with nadiy Al marsen Kova,
who Epstein is said to have bought from her parents
when she fourteen. Epstein referred to her as his Yugoslavian
sex slave, although she was actually born in Slovakia, part
of the former Czechoslovakia. Epstein persuaded the teen to give
(10:11):
oral sex to Marsenko during a threesome by offering her
another two hundred dollars if she did it. For five minutes.
She said. The victim had been told Epstein would never
penetrate her as he had a deformed penis, but one
time he grabbed her and placed her head on the
massage table and inserted his penis into her vagina. According
(10:31):
to the victim, Nadio bought sex toys for them to
use as a present for Epstein's birthday one year. Another
victim eighteen, also named Nadia, while recounting how she was
abused by Epstein at the age of sixteen. She was
paid two hundred dollars each visit, and one time he
asked her to touch Nadio's breast, which she did. A
(10:52):
third victim identified Kellen, and described being introduced to Epstein's
assistant called Sarah Racclari said the stories were con assistant
with all the girls. He said they would be introduced
to the assistant, who would lead her upstairs and prepare
the room for the massage in the master bathroom Marriat
she would pull a blanket out over the massage tables
and provide the ointments that mister Epstein would like to
(11:14):
have used. In the case of the victim, who was sixteen,
she was paid three hundred dollars for her first visit,
and then each follow up visit became more and more sexual.
Kellen has previously denied any wrongdoing and said that she
is not a monster. Her parents had previously said that
she was vulnerable when she met Epstein, having become a
strange from them when she was eighteen because she stopped
(11:37):
being a Jehovah's Witness, the religion her mother and father follow.
Her parents, Thomas and Mary Kellen, told Delhi mail dot
com in twenty twenty that they feared that she was
brainwashed and somebody might kill her. After leaving Epstein's orbit,
Kellen married NASCAR driver Brian Vickers, and the two live
in an apartment in New York. Calls to Kellen were
(11:58):
not immediately returned. The other two women who were named
as co conspirators in Epstein's two thousand and eight plea deal,
Leslie Groff and Adriana Ross, have also denied wrongdoing. Well, folks, look,
the whole deal here with Kellen is the fact that
this NPA was signed down in Florida. This is where
her alleged crimes were committed. And considering that she's not
(12:19):
going to be prosecuted, anywhere else unless they have the
goods honor somewhere else. So if they have the goods
honor in New York, there's no reason for them not
the prosecutor, unless, of course they're scared of what you'll say.
But as far as prosecuting her or anyone who might
have been involved with Jeffrey Epstein down in Florida, forget it.
The NPA is going to protect them, And unfortunately, it
(12:39):
looks like Sarah Kellen is going to skate here and
that she's never going to be held to account for
what she obviously was up to. So I'm not shocked
in the least to see that Sarah Kellen Vickers is
still swimming with her head above water, and unfortunately, I
don't think that's going to change anytime soon. All of
the information that goes with this episode mode can be
(13:00):
found in the description box.
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