November 28, 2025 • 18 mins
Ghislaine Maxwell was born into extreme privilege as the daughter of media magnate Robert Maxwell, a man who built an empire on power, manipulation, and fear — and later died surrounded by allegations of fraud and espionage. Growing up in a world insulated by wealth, she moved through exclusive schools, elite social circles, and the highest levels of British society. When her father expanded his financial ambitions into the United States, she followed, establishing herself in New York’s upper echelon as a polished socialite eager to maintain the lifestyle she had always known. After Robert Maxwell’s mysterious and scandal-ridden death — and the collapse of her family’s fortune — Ghislaine found herself suddenly without the security she had been raised to depend on. Many observers have noted that it was precisely at this moment of vulnerability and desperation that she attached herself to Jeffrey Epstein, an extremely wealthy financier whose background was murky and whose rise defied clear explanation.
The story of Maxwell meeting Epstein has been told in conflicting accounts, and none of them line up cleanly, which raises obvious questions. Some claim she already knew him through her father’s circles long before the public narrative acknowledges. Others insist they met only after she moved to New York and found herself adrift after her family’s collapse. What is clear is that she quickly became his closest companion — whether romantically, financially, or strategically — and helped usher him into circles of royalty, politics, and global business. From the beginning, the relationship looked transactional: she provided access, legitimacy, and elite social capital, while he provided the wealth and power she no longer had. The fact that neither Maxwell nor Epstein ever offered a straightforward, consistent explanation of their early connection leaves many suspicious that the truth is far more calculated — and far darker — than the polished public story suggests.
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The story of Maxwell meeting Epstein has been told in conflicting accounts, and none of them line up cleanly, which raises obvious questions. Some claim she already knew him through her father’s circles long before the public narrative acknowledges. Others insist they met only after she moved to New York and found herself adrift after her family’s collapse. What is clear is that she quickly became his closest companion — whether romantically, financially, or strategically — and helped usher him into circles of royalty, politics, and global business. From the beginning, the relationship looked transactional: she provided access, legitimacy, and elite social capital, while he provided the wealth and power she no longer had. The fact that neither Maxwell nor Epstein ever offered a straightforward, consistent explanation of their early connection leaves many suspicious that the truth is far more calculated — and far darker — than the polished public story suggests.
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bobbycapucci@protonmail.com
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I've always wondered how Jeffrey Epstein and Gilaane Maxwell came
(00:06):
to be, How was their relationship fostered? Who introduced them?
Was it on purpose? One thing I can tell you,
in my opinion, is that there was never any love
in this quote unquote relationship. I've always thought that it
was a business arrangement. From the sources that I've spoke with,
(00:27):
from the information that I've seen, I have never seen
anything that would point me to them being in love
with each other. In fact, all signs point to this
being a business relationship. Today, Forbes has an article out
(00:48):
talking about how Gillane Maxwell reportedly met Jeffrey Epstein through
her pops And now we've talked about this previously. The
Son had an article out talking about how Robert Maxwell
supposedly bankrolled Jeffrey Epstein. And I've thought that for a
very long time, right, I've said that for quite some
time here, that it wasn't only Les Wexner giving Jeffrey
(01:12):
Epstein money. That's absurd to think that that would be
the only person that was bankrolling this. This was a vast,
vast cell of people who had one goal in mind
setting up this blackmail operation, and in my opinion, Robert
(01:33):
Maxwell laid the groundwork for it all to start before
he died. I think that Robert Maxwell played a huge
role in getting this off the ground, and I think
he was a key component in bringing Jeffrey Epstein and
Geelan and Maxwell together. I've said that for quite some time,
and I still believe that I have seen nothing that
(01:53):
would change my mind and point me in the direction
that Jeffrey Epstein was in love with Gilee Maxwell. I'm sorry,
but that just does not smell like a good meal
for me. All right, So let's jump in here and
see what Forbes has to say about it all. Headline,
(02:14):
Gillane Maxwell reportedly met Jeffrey Epstein through her disgraced father,
author Lazette Voitgo. Top line Gillane Maxwell, alleged recruiter of
Jeffrey Epstein's sex ring of underage girls, co conspirator, fellow
child abuser, general all around scumbag, is awaiting trial on
(02:35):
sex trafficking charges and reportedly met the now dead financier
pedophile through her father, the tabloid colossus Robert Maxwell. According
to a new podcast on Epstein's Dark Web of Abuse,
and he might have been one early source of Epstein's wealth,
catapulted him into the upper echelon of society. Yeah, it's
(02:58):
rather obvious that Robert Maxwell had his pocketbook open for
Jeffrey Epstein, if they were thinking about this blackmail ring,
if they had this plan in place, the blueprint of it,
while all they needed were the players on the stage.
And Jeffrey Epstein was the perfect candidate. He already had
(03:20):
discussing proclivities that were well known, and they knew that
he was malleable. Enough money here, enough money there, he
can be steered in the right direction. And then for
the kicker, you bring in Gilaine Maxwell to make sure
that everything runs smoothly. See how it all comes together here, folks.
(03:47):
Key facts. According to the latest episode of Broken Seeking
Justice podcast, Epstein and Maxwell met as early as nineteen
eighty eight through her father, said convicted Ponzi schemer Steve Hoffenberg,
who once worked with Epstein, who also claims for the
first time that Epstein and Robert Maxwell had business dealings together,
(04:09):
although the podcast could not corroborate this. Well, there's a
lot of talk about it, right, There's a lot of whispering,
a lot of things being said about Robert Maxwell and
his role in getting all of this off the ground,
and I think we'll hear more of that as the
trial gets closer, and if more people obviously are indicted,
(04:34):
they will have a song to sing. Now, I'm not
too sure if we're ever gonna really be able to
pinpoint the origins of this or if we'll just be
left to speculate as of now, though in my opinion,
Robert Maxwell played a huge role at the beginning, folks,
at the beginning of setting this all in motion and
(04:56):
making sure that somebody that he could trust, a co
somebody that he knew understood what the goal was, was involved,
and that somebody was his daughter, Gilaine Maxwell. Two additional
sources backed up the claim that Robert Maxwell was the
person who brought his prize daughter together with Epstein, including
(05:20):
a former Epstein staffer who was told by Gilayne Maxwell
while she forced them to look at eight albums worth
of photos from her father's funeral. Look, it's very obvious
to me anyway, that Gilaine Maxwell learned her craft at
her father's side, on the knee of her father, while
(05:41):
you and I were growing up and our fathers were
teaching us life lessons about you know, whatever it may be.
Gilaine's father was teaching her how to manipulate, how to scam,
how to cheat, and had a plot, and those are
lessons that daddy's little girl obviously took to her black heart.
(06:03):
Gilaine Maxwell told the staffer that Epstein was someone who
could take care of her emotionally and was firm that
his finances weren't the source of her interest, according to
the podcast, which aligns with reports that the pair dated
at one point and remained friends. See there's my contention there.
They might have dated as a cover, but there was
no love there in my opinion. And again, it wasn't
(06:25):
about the money like some people have stated, because even
though Maxwell was disgraced, even though Maxwell lost a bunch
of money, do you really think that the Maxwell family
didn't have money squirreled away? Do you think that they
were left with just nothing? I highly doubt that, folks,
And I know that Gilain Maxwell had many, many different options,
(06:51):
many different ways she could have went. But she ended
up with Jeffrey Epstein. She ended up in that sphere.
And when all of the information has come out and
when we have the benefit of hindsight, we see that
(07:11):
not only did she end up running around with Jeffrey
Epstein as some lover or a victim as some people
would like to paint her, we see the true face,
and that face is Gielen. Maxwell had a leadership role
here and was a key component in getting this off
(07:32):
of the ground. Robert Maxwell might have been a source
of Epstein's wealth, according to the podcast, citing a twenty
ten deposition from bookkeeper Maritza Vasquez in a Florida civil
lawsuit in which she says Maxwell started Epstein's money, a
(07:53):
claim only previously reported by tabloid The Sun through an
anonymous source. And it's funny that they mentioned, oh this
is a tabloid. Well, they might be a tabloid and
they might talk about some wild shit in other areas,
but they've done a good job in this Jeffrey Epstein case.
And it shows you just how much of a dumpster
fire the legacy media is. They're getting scooped on the
(08:16):
Epstein case by The Sun. Imagine that. Imagine having all
the resources of the BBC or CNN or one of
these other garbage outlets, and you get scooped by the Sun.
Vask has also said in the deposition that Epstein had
a relationship with a woman that her father was very wealthy,
(08:39):
and that's how he started his own money. Of course
it is godly. Look, so Gilaine Maxwell was set up
with Jeffrey Epstein through their you know, the the intelligence
version of match dot com, right, and then she was
launched into his orbit, was told that she had, you know,
some funds that were h at her discretion, and her
(09:01):
and Jeffrey Epstein started laying the groundwork for this criminal enterprise,
all bankrolled on the back of Robert Maxwell and whatever
intelligence handlers had their palms on them at the time.
My guess is the CIA lawyers from Maxwell did not
respond to request by Forbes to confirm how she met
(09:22):
Epstein or if Robert Maxwell was a source of Epstein's wealth. Yeah,
she's not gonna you know, why would she talk about
that right now? That would be stupid. So if anyone
thinks we're gonna get any context from Gelaan Maxwell or
that she's going to add anything for us, you're gonna
be waiting for quite some time. Critical quote. In addition
(09:43):
to these accounts, there's also a photo snapped a mere
nineteen days after Robert Maxwell's death that intimately links Epstein
and Gilane, shot at the Plaza Hotel during a memorial
event for Robert Maxwell. The picture shows Gelane and Epstein
in conversation. Porter Emily Saul says in the episode, wearing
a blue silk jacket. Gilayne smiles coyly at Epstein, who
(10:06):
is seated to her right wearing a white bow tie
and an enormous grin. It doesn't look like a first date.
That's because it's not a first date. See. I'm really
glad that this broken podcast has come out and somebody
with resources who is honorable like Tara Paulmery, is involved
because she's going to get to the bottom of this
(10:27):
kind of stuff, right, She's not going to just sit
by and let this shit slide. She sees it all.
Everybody sees it all. The problem is the legacy media
doesn't have the courage to run it because they're still
scared of these people, and in some cases some of
their faves are caught up in it. But the fact
that Gilain Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, the origin story is
(10:51):
this love, this love affair that blossomed and then they
grew apart it's such bullshit in my opinion. Okay, this
was and always has been a clinical, surgically precise operation.
Big number five hundred and ninety million dollars. That's how
(11:13):
much of pension funds stolen by Robert Maxwell from his
Mirror Group publishing company went missing after his mysterious nineteen
ninety one death, a presumed drowning after falling from his yacht,
the Lady Gilain, into the sea off the Canary Islands. Ah,
it just happens to be that he died on the boat. Huh.
Another person who just happened to commit suicide around Jeffrey Epstein,
(11:37):
Gillin Maxwell and the rest of these scoundrels, they really
think we're that stupid. Now, I don't have any evidence
that Robert Maxwell didn't commit suicide, But when you look
at all of the evidence that's lined up, and you
look at the players on the stage, do you really
think that it's beyond any of these people to clip
(11:58):
somebody like Maxwell out of see if they think he's
going to rat on them or expose a plan, or
if he has outlived his usefulness. That's what these people do.
Intelligence agencies burn assets all of the time. Folks. The
(12:20):
podcast raises questions about where his money got off to
after he died, since it's never been recovered. At the
time of his August twenty nineteen death by suicide, Epstein's
assets totaled five hundred and seventy eight million dollars, and
Gilaine Maxwell had twenty million dollars to her name at
the time of her July arrest, according to prosecutors. So
(12:42):
remember what Epstein told everybody, right, he was a forensic
accountant basically, who worked for the government, who went and
recovered money for the United States government. We know that
he was a prolif prolific money longerer, and we know
that he had many, many front companies where he could
(13:02):
stash this money. Now, Robert Maxwell's money still has never
been found. You mean to tell me that it's out
of the realm of possibility that Jeffrey Epstein somehow took
control of that five hundred and ninety million dollars and
did lord only knows what with it. Not out of
the realm and possibility in my book, especially considering that
(13:25):
none of that money was in the bank, none of
that money was anywhere where the government could seize it.
And now Remember, folks, we're not dealing with average people here.
We're dealing with people who are locked into the world
of spycraft and intrigue. And guys like Robert Maxwell, for
as repugnant as they are, they know their shit. And
(13:46):
if you think for a minute that Robert Maxwell went
to his grave leaving none of that money around for
the operation or for his kids, well you're being very naive.
The new episode, Broke and Seeking Justice seeks to unravel
the tangled mystery surrounding Gielen Maxwell, who's often been referred
(14:06):
to as Epstein's alleged Madam. Maria Farmer, an alleged Epstein's survivor,
told the podcast she would drive around Manhattan's Central Park
with Maxwell in the nineties scouting from models. Maxwell, Farmer said,
would jump out of the car and invite girls back
to Epstein's sprawling mansion to audition. And we've heard from
(14:28):
Maria about all of this stuff, and how she used
to call them new Biles, and how mean she was,
and the sort of character that she possessed. This is
a woman who was obviously obviously reared in a world
of intrigue. Farmer, who worked the front desk at the
(14:52):
mansion would sometimes see those girls come in, and told
the podcast she witnessed a couple of the girls crying
as they left. In November twenty nineteen, civil lawsuit against
Epstein's estate farmer claims Epstein and Maxwell assaulted her at
his New Mexico ranch in nineteen ninety six and describes
the grooming and recruiting tactics allegedly used by the duo.
(15:15):
It all goes into it, right. These are all tactics
that these sort of cells, these intelligence cells, teach you.
They teach you how to procure assets. In this case,
those assets, it's disgusting to even say, were little girls
and girls, and they were used as bait basically for
(15:37):
this blackmail operation. As of Wednesday, Maxwell is awaiting trial
in a Brooklyn federal lockup on charges of enticing and
transporting miners as part of Epstein's alleged sex ring, along
with commuting committing perjury during her twenty sixteen depositions that
(15:58):
are part of a defamation case filed by another alleged survivor,
Virginia Roberts, to which she entered a not guilty plea
and denied all previous allegations So one thing that I've
always wondered here is how is it that R. Kelly
gets hit with violations of the Man Act, but Gilaine
(16:20):
Maxwell isn't facing Man Act violations here, at least not
in this original set of charges. Now, as you all know,
I believe that there will be a superseded indictment, and
I think that more chargers are going to follow. But
I don't understand how she is not in violation of
the Man Act tangent. At a nineteen ninety two Manhattan
(16:44):
party for Gilaine Maxwell, Maxwell's mother, Betty Maxwell, rumors flew
that Epstein like schoolgirls, and Gilaine Maxwell was helping him
find them, with none of the wealthy socialites and attendants
questioning it. The podcast says, citing former friend and journal
Christopher Mason. So look, folks, that's just a little bit
(17:05):
more of the origin story of Gilaane Maxwell. Right now.
I might be completely wrong again, this is what this
is my working hypothesis here. I don't have I don't
have tangible evidence to prove this. I can't give you
bank statements or anything like that. All I have to
(17:25):
go on is what we know so far. And by
putting the pieces of the puzzle together, and when you
start to put those pieces of the puzzle together, it's
rather obvious, at least to me, that Robert Maxwell was
a big part of getting Jeffrey Epstein and Gilaine Maxwell
(17:45):
together and putting this whole entire operation into play. If
you'd like to contact me, you could do that at
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You can also find me on Twitter at b O
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(18:08):
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Will be that, I will be back
I've always wondered how Jeffrey Epstein and Gilaane Maxwell came
(00:06):
to be, How was their relationship fostered? Who introduced them?
Was it on purpose? One thing I can tell you,
in my opinion, is that there was never any love
in this quote unquote relationship. I've always thought that it
was a business arrangement. From the sources that I've spoke with,
(00:27):
from the information that I've seen, I have never seen
anything that would point me to them being in love
with each other. In fact, all signs point to this
being a business relationship. Today, Forbes has an article out
(00:48):
talking about how Gillane Maxwell reportedly met Jeffrey Epstein through
her pops And now we've talked about this previously. The
Son had an article out talking about how Robert Maxwell
supposedly bankrolled Jeffrey Epstein. And I've thought that for a
very long time, right, I've said that for quite some
time here, that it wasn't only Les Wexner giving Jeffrey
(01:12):
Epstein money. That's absurd to think that that would be
the only person that was bankrolling this. This was a vast,
vast cell of people who had one goal in mind
setting up this blackmail operation, and in my opinion, Robert
(01:33):
Maxwell laid the groundwork for it all to start before
he died. I think that Robert Maxwell played a huge
role in getting this off the ground, and I think
he was a key component in bringing Jeffrey Epstein and
Geelan and Maxwell together. I've said that for quite some time,
and I still believe that I have seen nothing that
(01:53):
would change my mind and point me in the direction
that Jeffrey Epstein was in love with Gilee Maxwell. I'm sorry,
but that just does not smell like a good meal
for me. All right, So let's jump in here and
see what Forbes has to say about it all. Headline,
(02:14):
Gillane Maxwell reportedly met Jeffrey Epstein through her disgraced father,
author Lazette Voitgo. Top line Gillane Maxwell, alleged recruiter of
Jeffrey Epstein's sex ring of underage girls, co conspirator, fellow
child abuser, general all around scumbag, is awaiting trial on
(02:35):
sex trafficking charges and reportedly met the now dead financier
pedophile through her father, the tabloid colossus Robert Maxwell. According
to a new podcast on Epstein's Dark Web of Abuse,
and he might have been one early source of Epstein's wealth,
catapulted him into the upper echelon of society. Yeah, it's
(02:58):
rather obvious that Robert Maxwell had his pocketbook open for
Jeffrey Epstein, if they were thinking about this blackmail ring,
if they had this plan in place, the blueprint of it,
while all they needed were the players on the stage.
And Jeffrey Epstein was the perfect candidate. He already had
(03:20):
discussing proclivities that were well known, and they knew that
he was malleable. Enough money here, enough money there, he
can be steered in the right direction. And then for
the kicker, you bring in Gilaine Maxwell to make sure
that everything runs smoothly. See how it all comes together here, folks.
(03:47):
Key facts. According to the latest episode of Broken Seeking
Justice podcast, Epstein and Maxwell met as early as nineteen
eighty eight through her father, said convicted Ponzi schemer Steve Hoffenberg,
who once worked with Epstein, who also claims for the
first time that Epstein and Robert Maxwell had business dealings together,
(04:09):
although the podcast could not corroborate this. Well, there's a
lot of talk about it, right, There's a lot of whispering,
a lot of things being said about Robert Maxwell and
his role in getting all of this off the ground,
and I think we'll hear more of that as the
trial gets closer, and if more people obviously are indicted,
(04:34):
they will have a song to sing. Now, I'm not
too sure if we're ever gonna really be able to
pinpoint the origins of this or if we'll just be
left to speculate as of now, though in my opinion,
Robert Maxwell played a huge role at the beginning, folks,
at the beginning of setting this all in motion and
(04:56):
making sure that somebody that he could trust, a co
somebody that he knew understood what the goal was, was involved,
and that somebody was his daughter, Gilaine Maxwell. Two additional
sources backed up the claim that Robert Maxwell was the
person who brought his prize daughter together with Epstein, including
(05:20):
a former Epstein staffer who was told by Gilayne Maxwell
while she forced them to look at eight albums worth
of photos from her father's funeral. Look, it's very obvious
to me anyway, that Gilaine Maxwell learned her craft at
her father's side, on the knee of her father, while
(05:41):
you and I were growing up and our fathers were
teaching us life lessons about you know, whatever it may be.
Gilaine's father was teaching her how to manipulate, how to scam,
how to cheat, and had a plot, and those are
lessons that daddy's little girl obviously took to her black heart.
(06:03):
Gilaine Maxwell told the staffer that Epstein was someone who
could take care of her emotionally and was firm that
his finances weren't the source of her interest, according to
the podcast, which aligns with reports that the pair dated
at one point and remained friends. See there's my contention there.
They might have dated as a cover, but there was
no love there in my opinion. And again, it wasn't
(06:25):
about the money like some people have stated, because even
though Maxwell was disgraced, even though Maxwell lost a bunch
of money, do you really think that the Maxwell family
didn't have money squirreled away? Do you think that they
were left with just nothing? I highly doubt that, folks,
And I know that Gilain Maxwell had many, many different options,
(06:51):
many different ways she could have went. But she ended
up with Jeffrey Epstein. She ended up in that sphere.
And when all of the information has come out and
when we have the benefit of hindsight, we see that
(07:11):
not only did she end up running around with Jeffrey
Epstein as some lover or a victim as some people
would like to paint her, we see the true face,
and that face is Gielen. Maxwell had a leadership role
here and was a key component in getting this off
(07:32):
of the ground. Robert Maxwell might have been a source
of Epstein's wealth, according to the podcast, citing a twenty
ten deposition from bookkeeper Maritza Vasquez in a Florida civil
lawsuit in which she says Maxwell started Epstein's money, a
(07:53):
claim only previously reported by tabloid The Sun through an
anonymous source. And it's funny that they mentioned, oh this
is a tabloid. Well, they might be a tabloid and
they might talk about some wild shit in other areas,
but they've done a good job in this Jeffrey Epstein case.
And it shows you just how much of a dumpster
fire the legacy media is. They're getting scooped on the
(08:16):
Epstein case by The Sun. Imagine that. Imagine having all
the resources of the BBC or CNN or one of
these other garbage outlets, and you get scooped by the Sun.
Vask has also said in the deposition that Epstein had
a relationship with a woman that her father was very wealthy,
(08:39):
and that's how he started his own money. Of course
it is godly. Look, so Gilaine Maxwell was set up
with Jeffrey Epstein through their you know, the the intelligence
version of match dot com, right, and then she was
launched into his orbit, was told that she had, you know,
some funds that were h at her discretion, and her
(09:01):
and Jeffrey Epstein started laying the groundwork for this criminal enterprise,
all bankrolled on the back of Robert Maxwell and whatever
intelligence handlers had their palms on them at the time.
My guess is the CIA lawyers from Maxwell did not
respond to request by Forbes to confirm how she met
(09:22):
Epstein or if Robert Maxwell was a source of Epstein's wealth. Yeah,
she's not gonna you know, why would she talk about
that right now? That would be stupid. So if anyone
thinks we're gonna get any context from Gelaan Maxwell or
that she's going to add anything for us, you're gonna
be waiting for quite some time. Critical quote. In addition
(09:43):
to these accounts, there's also a photo snapped a mere
nineteen days after Robert Maxwell's death that intimately links Epstein
and Gilane, shot at the Plaza Hotel during a memorial
event for Robert Maxwell. The picture shows Gelane and Epstein
in conversation. Porter Emily Saul says in the episode, wearing
a blue silk jacket. Gilayne smiles coyly at Epstein, who
(10:06):
is seated to her right wearing a white bow tie
and an enormous grin. It doesn't look like a first date.
That's because it's not a first date. See. I'm really
glad that this broken podcast has come out and somebody
with resources who is honorable like Tara Paulmery, is involved
because she's going to get to the bottom of this
(10:27):
kind of stuff, right, She's not going to just sit
by and let this shit slide. She sees it all.
Everybody sees it all. The problem is the legacy media
doesn't have the courage to run it because they're still
scared of these people, and in some cases some of
their faves are caught up in it. But the fact
that Gilain Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein, the origin story is
(10:51):
this love, this love affair that blossomed and then they
grew apart it's such bullshit in my opinion. Okay, this
was and always has been a clinical, surgically precise operation.
Big number five hundred and ninety million dollars. That's how
(11:13):
much of pension funds stolen by Robert Maxwell from his
Mirror Group publishing company went missing after his mysterious nineteen
ninety one death, a presumed drowning after falling from his yacht,
the Lady Gilain, into the sea off the Canary Islands. Ah,
it just happens to be that he died on the boat. Huh.
Another person who just happened to commit suicide around Jeffrey Epstein,
(11:37):
Gillin Maxwell and the rest of these scoundrels, they really
think we're that stupid. Now, I don't have any evidence
that Robert Maxwell didn't commit suicide, But when you look
at all of the evidence that's lined up, and you
look at the players on the stage, do you really
think that it's beyond any of these people to clip
(11:58):
somebody like Maxwell out of see if they think he's
going to rat on them or expose a plan, or
if he has outlived his usefulness. That's what these people do.
Intelligence agencies burn assets all of the time. Folks. The
(12:20):
podcast raises questions about where his money got off to
after he died, since it's never been recovered. At the
time of his August twenty nineteen death by suicide, Epstein's
assets totaled five hundred and seventy eight million dollars, and
Gilaine Maxwell had twenty million dollars to her name at
the time of her July arrest, according to prosecutors. So
(12:42):
remember what Epstein told everybody, right, he was a forensic
accountant basically, who worked for the government, who went and
recovered money for the United States government. We know that
he was a prolif prolific money longerer, and we know
that he had many, many front companies where he could
(13:02):
stash this money. Now, Robert Maxwell's money still has never
been found. You mean to tell me that it's out
of the realm of possibility that Jeffrey Epstein somehow took
control of that five hundred and ninety million dollars and
did lord only knows what with it. Not out of
the realm and possibility in my book, especially considering that
(13:25):
none of that money was in the bank, none of
that money was anywhere where the government could seize it.
And now Remember, folks, we're not dealing with average people here.
We're dealing with people who are locked into the world
of spycraft and intrigue. And guys like Robert Maxwell, for
as repugnant as they are, they know their shit. And
(13:46):
if you think for a minute that Robert Maxwell went
to his grave leaving none of that money around for
the operation or for his kids, well you're being very naive.
The new episode, Broke and Seeking Justice seeks to unravel
the tangled mystery surrounding Gielen Maxwell, who's often been referred
(14:06):
to as Epstein's alleged Madam. Maria Farmer, an alleged Epstein's survivor,
told the podcast she would drive around Manhattan's Central Park
with Maxwell in the nineties scouting from models. Maxwell, Farmer said,
would jump out of the car and invite girls back
to Epstein's sprawling mansion to audition. And we've heard from
(14:28):
Maria about all of this stuff, and how she used
to call them new Biles, and how mean she was,
and the sort of character that she possessed. This is
a woman who was obviously obviously reared in a world
of intrigue. Farmer, who worked the front desk at the
(14:52):
mansion would sometimes see those girls come in, and told
the podcast she witnessed a couple of the girls crying
as they left. In November twenty nineteen, civil lawsuit against
Epstein's estate farmer claims Epstein and Maxwell assaulted her at
his New Mexico ranch in nineteen ninety six and describes
the grooming and recruiting tactics allegedly used by the duo.
(15:15):
It all goes into it, right. These are all tactics
that these sort of cells, these intelligence cells, teach you.
They teach you how to procure assets. In this case,
those assets, it's disgusting to even say, were little girls
and girls, and they were used as bait basically for
(15:37):
this blackmail operation. As of Wednesday, Maxwell is awaiting trial
in a Brooklyn federal lockup on charges of enticing and
transporting miners as part of Epstein's alleged sex ring, along
with commuting committing perjury during her twenty sixteen depositions that
(15:58):
are part of a defamation case filed by another alleged survivor,
Virginia Roberts, to which she entered a not guilty plea
and denied all previous allegations So one thing that I've
always wondered here is how is it that R. Kelly
gets hit with violations of the Man Act, but Gilaine
(16:20):
Maxwell isn't facing Man Act violations here, at least not
in this original set of charges. Now, as you all know,
I believe that there will be a superseded indictment, and
I think that more chargers are going to follow. But
I don't understand how she is not in violation of
the Man Act tangent. At a nineteen ninety two Manhattan
(16:44):
party for Gilaine Maxwell, Maxwell's mother, Betty Maxwell, rumors flew
that Epstein like schoolgirls, and Gilaine Maxwell was helping him
find them, with none of the wealthy socialites and attendants
questioning it. The podcast says, citing former friend and journal
Christopher Mason. So look, folks, that's just a little bit
(17:05):
more of the origin story of Gilaane Maxwell. Right now.
I might be completely wrong again, this is what this
is my working hypothesis here. I don't have I don't
have tangible evidence to prove this. I can't give you
bank statements or anything like that. All I have to
(17:25):
go on is what we know so far. And by
putting the pieces of the puzzle together, and when you
start to put those pieces of the puzzle together, it's
rather obvious, at least to me, that Robert Maxwell was
a big part of getting Jeffrey Epstein and Gilaine Maxwell
(17:45):
together and putting this whole entire operation into play. If
you'd like to contact me, you could do that at
Bobby Kapuchi at protonmeil dot com. That's bo b b
Y c ap you c CI at proton l dot com.
You can also find me on Twitter at b O
B b Y underscore c A p U C C I.
(18:08):
All right, folks. All of the links that go at
this episode can be found in the description box I
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