Speaker 1: Maxwell's case is being handled by this same unit that
handled the Jeffrey Epstein case, and that is the Public
Corruption Unit. Now, why would a sex crimes investigation be
handed over to the public corruption unit. Now we've talked
a little bit about this previously, but this is an
article that I had archived from July of this year
in Lawn Crime, and they discuss this very topic. Why
would the Public Corruption Unit be in charge of the
Guilan Maxwell case. It could only mean that they have
their sites set on some bigger fish, right, that would
be why the Public Corruptions Unit would be involved. So
you would think that their motivation is to try and
get whatever dirt Gilen Maxwell and her associates have on
whatever public officials currently in office or previously in office,
so that those public officials can answer for their roles
in Jeffrey Epstein's crime. Now that's what it would look like, right,
That's why you would think the Public Corruptions Unit would
be involved. So it always was odd that the Public
Corruption Unit was handling a sexual crimes case because what
they do is they have different units, right, they have
like an organized crime division, they have the sex crimes division,
they have you know, vice, you name it, and each
one of those divisions has a specialty and that's who
the case gets passed to to investigate most of the time. Right, Well,
in this case, it's a little bit different. In this case,
it's the Public Corruptions Unit investigating sex crimes. Let's jump
into this article and see what Law and Crime has
to say. Headline, Gilain Maxwell's case being handled by SDNY
Public Corruption Unit could spell trouble for US elites, author
Colin Kombacker. And that is definitely rings very true. The
Public Corruptions Unit being involved has to spell trouble for
those who were offering help to Jeffrey Epstein financially or
otherwise who might have been in a public role. Jeffrey
Epstein's former girlfriend, co conspirator, fellow child abuser, general all
around scumbag and alleged groomer was finally located and arrested
by federal authorities nearly a year to the day that
Epstein himself was caught last summer. Now, also, this article
is from July second of this year, so it's a
little bit older, but it is a It gives us
a good overview of the public the Public Corruption Unit
and what their role here is. So I think it's
a good idea to add it to the catalog. And
again it adds more context and puts a little bit
more meat on that bone for us. While Maxwell was
apprehended by agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation early
Thursday in a small town of Bradford, New Hampshire, the
US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York
is handling the inquiry. As the result of a briefing
on Thursday afternoon between Maxwell and the government, the SDNY
will have unopposed jurisdiction, so that means that the SDNY
has complete control of this case. They are one hundred
percent in the driver's seat when it comes to prosecuting
guileann Maxwell, one hundred percent in the driver's seat when
it comes to making sure that co conspirators are brought down.
They're in charge of who hams the case, etc. Etc.
The whole entire ball of wax is in their lap.
That result was hardly a surprise, but the specific SDNY
unit taking charge of the Maxwell case immediately raised some eyebrows.
And remember we talked at length about this with Jeffrey Epstein.
The public Corruptions Unit was involved in that as well,
And there has always been the question of why you
would think that a case that involves human traffickers and
sex crimes against children, etc. Etc. Would be right in
the wheelhouse of the Sex Crimes Division. But here we are,
and I think it's important that we discuss this, and
I think it's important that it's brought up more. What
it does, it kind of gives us a glimpse of
the way the prosecution is looking to deal with this,
in my opinion, kind of a glimpse behind the curtain, right,
an idea of what their plan of attack could be.
During a press conference, acting US Attorney Audrey stras Strauss
noted that the sdnwise Public Corruption Unit, like the Epstein
case before, be tasked with overseeing the prosecution. I think
it's again, it's very important to state that this case
is being handled pretty much identically to the way Epstein's
case was handled as far as the unit overseeing it.
So what I would think happened is the agents that
were overseeing the Epstein case, they just all moved right
into the Maxwell case after Epstein died and Maxwell was arrested.
So it should have been a pretty seamless transition, right,
And I would think that those same agents are digging
deep now into Gilean Maxwell and using everything that they
have learned previously in the Epstein case to guide them.
I worked at SDNY and did sex trafficking cases, noted
former federal and state prosecutor and current CNN legal analyst
Eli Hanigg via Twitter. They do not run out of
the public corruption unless there is some potential angle against
a public official. And again that stuff is important, right,
these little tidbits. It's it's very uncommon for something like
this to occur, all right. If you go and you
look back at all of the cases that we have
seen that have mimicked this case or have come close
to the Epstein case, which aren't many, but you look
at sex trafficking cases, et cetera, et cetera, they do
not run out of the public corruptions unit. Okay, So
to me, that says that the prosecution has the goods
on X or current or both public officials in the
United States of America. And I really hope that that
is the case, because guess what, it is time for
these people who have been hidden and protected for so
long to lose that status. The Department of Justice describes
the unit on its website. The Public Corruption Unit works
in close partnership with the FBI and other federal, state,
and city investigative agencies to maintain and protect the integrity
of all levels of government. The unit oversees the investigation
and prosecution of corruption crimes committed by elected and appointed officials,
government employees, and individuals and companies doing business with the city, state,
and federal government. Corruption crimes investigated by the unit include bribery, embezzlement,
and frauds committed against local, state, and federal government agencies.
So basically, what that's telling us is there are financial
crimes up the wazoo. Here these public officials who are
accepting money from Jeffrey Epstein. What were they doing in
return for that money. That's the real question. They were
just getting money, and Epstein was just giving it to
them because he was a charitable cat. He just decided
one day he's going to wake up and start doling
out money to politicians and expect nothing. On the flip side,
you would have to be really naive to think that's
how this works. We already know that Jeffrey Epstein was
doleing out cash. We know that it was happening in
New Mexico, we know that it was happening in the
Virgin Islands, and we know he has donated money to
a whose list of politicians. I read the list of
all of his donations without comment months ago here on
the podcast. Maybe what I'll do is dig that episode
out and repost it for those of you who have
just joined the program, because you know, everybody always says
follow the money, right, Well, we have to do that.
Where was he donating the money, who was he donating
the money to, and what was he getting in return
for these political donations? Not very hard questions, right, the
questions that the legacy media should have been asking since
the beginning, but they haven't, And then they have the
audacity to get on the Internet on Twitter and rail
people in the legacy media about independent content creators. Let's
be real, Okay, the whole entire premise of the Miami
Herald's investigation was all about politics. If Acosta was never
in office, that investigation never gets initiated. In my opinion,
point blank, period. That's right. I said it. Run home
and tell that because it's quite obvious that they were
looking for a political cudgel. And you see that just
littered throughout this case. So many people, Oh it was
this one, Oh it was that one. Oh it was
my guy, it was your guy. I have news for you,
all right, it was all of them. All of these
people who were involved over the course of four presidents
have some explaining to do. Okay, a case like this
ordinarily would not be staffed out of public corruption, Honig
told Lawn Crime. It would ordinarily be staffed out of
what's known now as the Violent and Organized Crime Unit.
So that's interesting too, the violent and organized crime unit,
because we do know that this was a criminal enterprise,
and we also know that this is obviously a RICO case.
So it's interesting that the organized crime unit is where
this would usually go, but it ends up in public
corruption instead. Pretty interesting, folks. It's very interesting to see
how this is all played out, and it's also very
interesting to see and to try and locate why it
ended up in the public corruption in its hands, because
I think that's a big part of this case. I
think it's a big missing piece. And if we can
tie the knots together here, I mean untie the knots
here and piece everything together. I think that will have
a better idea of what's going on and who the
true target is, because I don't think the real target
has been revealed yet. The Violent and Organized Crime Unit
is where the SDN wise human and sex trafficking coordinators
are located. The fact that it is staffed out of
the public corruptions tells me that a public official past
or present, is involved in at least some capacity. Han
it continued, could mean a potential target, witness, or a
potential co conspirator. It could mean a lot of different things.
One hundred percent. We don't know what it means, right.
We definitely don't know. Anyone who tells you that they
do is blowing smoke up your ass. I have no idea, right,
but I will tell you this, It is very odd.
It is out of the ordinary, and I would not
be shocked that if when we see the dust start
to clear and the smoke said a little bit, what
we will see is that there are people we would
not expect involved in this, People we did not expect
to actually have their names brought up. Those people are
going to be called to account, I think, and I
think it's going to shock a lot of people how
this case turns. The Maxwell case is necessarily rife with
speculation as part of the general Epstein's story about a
mysteriously wealthy entrepreneur who allegedly ran a global child sex
trafficking enterprise for years. Not just child sex trafficking, human
sex trafficking. I don't you know, if you're even if
you were of age and you were trafficked by this man,
what that lessens what happened to you and makes it
any less disastrous for your life That you were abused
at the hands of this man because you were eighteen. No,
I'm sorry, in my opinion, that does not change change it. Okay,
you were still abused, you were still trafficked by this man.
So you know, I think it's important that we point
out that it wasn't just a child sex trafficking ring.
Of course, it was that as well, but let's not
forget the women who were of a who were of age,
who were also trafficked by this man, generally untouched by
law enforcement. Epstein, when finally caught, was given a sweetheart
plea deal where he admitted to charges of soliciting prostitution
from a minor during his sentence, he was allowed to
work from home and entertain female guests, while many of
his unnamed co conspirators were gifted and unprecedented and highly
criticized non prosecution agreement. And this is basically what it
all comes down to, folks, Right, This isn't just your
regular case of a man who has power and was
able to slide by. This is a case where not
only was Epstein able to wiggle off of the hook,
named and unnamed co conspirators. All right, that just doesn't
sit well with me. It never will. I am sick
and tired of the two tier justice system, and I
am sick to death of people like Jeffrey Epstein and
his co conspirators not facing the music for stuff like this.
So with the Public Corruptions Unit involved, I really, really,
really hope that we see some of these politicians prosecutors
and otherwise get their come upance. At the end of
the day, the US attorney who ran that initial investigation
and widely believed sham of a prosecution, later threw up
his hands, complaining that he couldn't really punish Epstein's Epstein
because of the serial offenders apparent cash it cause ties
with an unnamed Intelli Diligence Agency and again the intelligence
agency angle pops. It's ugly head up right, and that
we're talking about long crime here. We're not talking about
some shit rag bringing it up. And I think it's
good that they bring it up here. It's important that
we discuss the intelligence angle. Okay. I mean people that
are so against the fact that this was an intelligence
run operation, they they confuse me, we're talking about the
CIA here. Okay. Probably the most dastardly disgusting group of
individuals ever assembled in the history of the world. And
that's not hyperbole. Okay, these people, you really think they're
above running a sex trafficking ring if it means they're
gonna get information and blackmail on some of their opponents
are people that they think that they need to put
the thumb to come on folks. All the while, Bill Clinton,
Chelsea Clinton, Donald Trump, ehwud Barock, Bill Gates, Eli, Prince Andrew,
and other global elites were known associates of Epstein and
or Maxwell, or at least appeared with them in photographs,
many maintaining their relationships with the duo even after Epstein's
two thousand and nine sentencing and as you all know here.
That is where I really go hard on these people.
There is no excuse for being Jeffrey Epstein's friend, especially
after the conviction. If you're his friend after the conviction,
you are still associating with him, you are still running
around with him. You have no defense. Okay, you do
not have a leg to stand on when you're trying
to defend your relationship with Epstein. If you were still
hanging out with him after he was convicted, please shut
your mouth and go to the back of the room.
The involvement of the sdnwise Public Corruption Unit may suggest
that some of the more high profile government figures associated
with Epstein and Maxwell may somehow be involved with the case,
or it may have something to do with the original
deal Epstein received in Florida. I think that's a big
part of it. I think that the prosecutors who prosecuted
this case in Florida and those who were involved, they
should be a little bit worried about what's coming down
the pipe. The Public Corruption Unit was the unit that
brought the original Epstein charges, and thus these additional Maxwell
charges likely because of the involvement of public officials in
Florida and giving Epstein the sweetheart plea deal a number
of years ago, noted former SDNY Deputy chief and current
CNN legal analyst Jennifer Rogers. And again, folks, it all
goes back to this plea deal, right This plea deal
is the real problem here. The plea deal is the
thing that's holding everything up and stopping justice from occurring.
And that plea deal was the baby of Alan Dershowitz,
Gerald Lefcourt, Ken Starr and the scumbag prosecutors in Florida
who helped facilitate it. So without that plea deal, this
is a whole different ballgame right now. My educated guess
is that part of this investigation has involved whether any
of those officials had done anything wrong like accepting bribes
in connection with that matter. In an email to Law
on Crime, Rogers said the new charges were potentially bad
news for anyone who may have been involved, but said
it was unclear whether or not Maxwell herself would actually
cooperate with the prosecution. Well, you all know how I
feel about that. There is zero chance she's not going
to cooperate. In my opinion, this lady knows the stakes
and she understands that there's going to be more charges
coming down the pipe. Do you know why she knows that?
Because she knows she's guilty, and she knows what she
has done, so she understands that this is not all
that's coming down the pipe. Helene Maxwell is singing like
a songbird right now, in my opinion. If she did,
presumably she would have information to share about other participants.
Rogers said, the Public Corruption Unit is the right home
for this case, even though a straight up sex trafficking
case would be handled out of the Organized and Violent
Crimes Unit. But whatever we will see any public officials charged,
remains to be seen, she added, And also that doesn't
mean that the Sex Crimes Division isn't working in conjunction
with the Public Corruptions Unit. They're working together on this
for sure. Mimi Roca, another former SDNY prosecutor and current
Democratic nominee for Westchester County District Attorney, acknowledged the strange
circumstances but caution not to read too much into the
situation based on the facts available at present. I agree
that it's very unusual to have a human trafficking case
in the PC unit, she said in an email, but
once the case was there originally they wouldn't switch it
now even if there are not public figure targets. So
I don't know what we can that we can read
that much into it standing alone. What do you mean
switch it? It's a whole new case. It wasn't the
Jeffrey Epstein case just moved over. I mean, I'm sure
some of it was, but it's a whole new case.
Is Mimi Roca smoking that good herb before responding to
these emails? She out there micro dosing or something? According
to a DOJ press release, Assistant US attorneys Alex Ross Miller,
Alison Moe and Maureen Comy are the personnel in charge
of the prosecution. So I'm not a huge fan of
Maureen Comy. As I've stated several times. Her dad's a crook,
a criminal, and a liar, and he's another one who
believes that there's a two tier justice system. So I
have no use for people like that. So Maureen Colemy,
I'm not, you know, a huge fan of what she
has going on, for sure, But when it comes to
Alison Moe, I really dig the way Alison Moe is
went about herself and handled herself so far in this case,
and I think that moving forward, she is going to
really give Chris Everdell and Gilaine Maxwell team an absolute
beatdown in the courtroom. The most interesting question we have
coming out of this article, though, is are there public
officials who are facing questioning or perhaps even a criminal
trial in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The answer we still
do not know. There are sealed indictments in this case,
a grand jerry still running, so in my opinion, we
will see indictments in this case. As far as speculating
on who outside of the Core four and some of
the other participants like Jean Luc Brunel, I have no idea,
but my gut tells me and the evidence most certainly
points to public officials being caught up and maybe even
prosecuted in this case. If you'd like to contact me,
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