Speaker 1: Maxwell's bail hearing has been moved to July fourteenth. Originally,
when we last spoke yesterday, her bail hearing was supposed
to be this Friday, but now it has been bumped
to next week. And in the article I'm about to read,
it will give us all of the details. This article
is from the AP and the author is Larry Neumeister,
headline July fourteenth, bail hearing date set for Epstein's friend
Gilaane Maxwell. Boy. That's a nice way to put it.
Haunt friend, more like co conspirator, partner in child abuse,
shadow boss, fellow, intelligence asset, plenty of other words we
could use here. Prosecutors say they will ask that Maxwell
be kept incarcerated pending trial. Because she has money, the
overseas connections, and the incentive to flee, she better be
kept in prison, in jail. I've had people that I
know caught up for way less than this and they
weren't given bail. So I don't want to hear anything
about this. This lady getting bailed out, or she's going
to be living a high life with an ankle bracelet,
hanging out on Scott Borgerson's couch, eating caviar, I don't
want to hear any of that nonsense. This vile, disgusting
child predator needs to stay in jail forever. Jeffrey Epstein's
ex girlfriend, co conspirator, fellow child abuser, shadow boss intelligence asset,
will appear remotely by video for a July fourteenth courthouse
arraignment and bail hearing on charges she recruited girls for
him to sexually abuse over two decades ago, a judge
said Tuesday. So the judge has made her decision, decided
that this case will be heard on the fourteenth. So
what I would hope is that the prosecution comes loaded
to bear on that day, both guns blazing and ready
to make sure that this vile, disgusting woman does not
get out on bill. I don't want to hear about coronavirus.
I don't want to hear about ebola. I don't want
to hear about staff infection. I don't want to hear
about a life's outbreak. I don't want to hear about
any of that shit. In jail serving time for the
rest of her life. The end US District Judge Alison J.
Nathan set the date in order as she announced special
arrangements to allow limited public access to the video feed
of Glaine Maxwell facing charges for the first time in
Manhattan Federal Court next week. Now that's significant. It's very
very rare that we get public access to federal courts.
But Judge Allison J. Nathan has decided that there will
be limited public access to the video feed of Glaine
Maxwell facing her charges. And there was a lot of
people that were going crazy about the mugshot. But in
twenty sixteen of federal court rule that there's not going
to be too much access to mugshots for federal prisoners,
so that would explain that. And now Judge Nathan here
is saying that there will be limited public access to
the video feed. So I wonder what that limited public
access will entail. Should be interesting moving forward to see
who is who is given access to that feed. You
would think that all of the survivors would be given
access to that and their lawyers, right, you would think
that that for sure would happen. But I wonder as
far as the rest of the public, what sort of
access is going to be available. The fifty eight year
old British socialite, child molester, child abuser, co conspirator, fellow
intelligence asset was arrested last week at a one million
dollar estate she bought months ago in New Hampshire, where
prosecutors say she had been hiding after Epstein killed himself
allegedly in a Manhattan lockup last August. At the time, Epstein,
sixty six, was facing sex trafficking charges. It still blows
me away that this lady was able to buy a
million dollar pad in the midst of all of this. Imagine,
you're being charged with all this stuff, everyone's accusing you
of this crazy nonsense, and you still have the ability
to live your life to the degree of purchasing a
million dollar home. Meanwhile, you got these survivors who struggling
each day just to get by, and this lady is
living a life of opulence. Huh Has there ever been
a better, more deserving arrest. I don't know, honestly, folks,
because the day this lady was arrested, the world automatically
became a better place. Maxwell was brought to New York
City by the US Marshall Service on Monday, when she
was do a Brooklyn Federal detention center. Her lawyers did
not return a message seeking comment, though they said in
court papers that they spoke with her Monday evening, and
I'm sure that they're in pretty much constant contact with
her as much as possible. Right they're formulating their defense.
We know that when Epstein was arrested, he had visits
from lawyers. It was a revolving door of people coming
in and out of there. It was like he was
throwing a rave or something. So I wonder if Maxwell
is going to get the same access to her lawyers,
or if they're going to urt if they're going to
make sure that she doesn't have that same kind of access.
Very interesting to see how all of this plays out.
Prosecutors say they planned to ask that Maxwell be kept
incarcerated pending a trial on the grounds that she has
the money, the overseas connections, and the incentive to flee.
They said, she was also a citizen of the US,
the United Kingdom, and France, and you most certainly don't
want her to end up in France, right, there's no
extradition treaty with France. She'll end up sliding away like
Roman Polanski probably, So it's crucial that she stays in America.
It's crucial that she has not given bail, and it
is most certainly crucial that she is not let out
of the site of federal authorities. Besides a telephone feed
available to the public for the hearing, the judge said,
a video feed of the remote proceedings also will be
set up in the courthouse Jerry Assembly Room. This is
good stuff, folks, right there was a lot of people
that were clamoring for this and now here you go.
We're gonna get our limited access. We're gonna get some pictures,
I mean, some video feed at the very least, probably
some stills of Gilay Maxwell in front of that judge.
So it's definitely a good thing. It'll definitely answer some
questions and hopefully it'll stop some of the side noise,
because that's what that is, it's side noise. All of
these crazy conspiracy theories that that are based in nothing
are just wild right now too, boy, I'll tell you,
like people trying to bring doctor Fauci into this, I
get it. People don't like the guy because of the coronavirus.
There's definitely a segment of the population that don't like them.
But why would you try and muddy the waters in
something as important as this case? Why would people bring
their stupid their dump stupid politics into this case. It's
just amazing to me. And it's inevitably people who have
not been following the case, who read a couple of
articles and all of a sudden they think they've cracked it.
They have all the information and that's it. Let's run
with it. Doctor Fauci didn't even have a brother, and
that was the basis of that stupid rumor yesterday. It's
just absolutely amazing to me. So I'm glad that there's
going to be limited a video footage here. I'm glad
that people are going to be able to have a
little bit of a glimpse inside the courtroom and we
could put that nonsense to rest, right, because there's actually
really real concerns in this case, like her safety, like
the people that she was involved with putting the thumb
on her. Those are real concerns. Okay, all the other
background noise, I certainly don't have time for that. There's
other forums for that, I guess, but I won't ever
be delving into that nonsense here. Due to social distancing requirements,
seating will be extremely limited, the judge wrote. All visitors
to the courthouse will also have their temperatures checked and
face masks will be required, she added, So that's interesting.
There's going to be limited seating as well. So I
wonder just who exactly is going to get those seats.
If it was up to me, obviously it would be
the survivors, without a doubt. Any one of those survivors
that wanted a seat should have it right, and then
I guess a few members of the press or something.
I don't know how that's gonna work out. It's gonna
be interesting to see how that unfolds. In an indictment
unsealed last week, prosecutors relied on statements by three women
who allegedly who alleged they were recruited by Maxwell and
sexually abused Epstein from nineteen ninety four through nineteen ninety seven.
The court papers alleged that the abuse began when one
of them was as young as fourteen, and occurred at
residences in Palm Beach, Florida, Santa Fe, New Mexico, and London.
Maxwell has repeatedly denied wrongdoing and called some of the
claims against her absolute rubbish. Oh only some of the
claims against her, though right, not all of them. Some
of the claims. This is absolute rubbish. Not all of it,
but some of it. All of it is the truth. Okay, Gilaane.
We know the deal. Everybody here who's paying attention knows
the deal. You're not a victim. You're not going to
run with that cover that's being laid down for you
by your friend in the media. Not going to happen.
It's going to be challenged at every turn. You are
a vile, bipedal serpent who was involved from the ground
up with Jeffrey Epstein's criminal organization. You built it, now
you will own it to do two articles today now.
In this next article, it's an article from the Bloomberg
and it's a talks about the facility that Gilane Maxwell
has now moved into. The headline for this article is
Gilane Maxwell goes from luxury retreat to notorious jail. Author
Patricia Hurtado. Gailane Maxwell spent the last few months at
a secluded one hundred and fifty six acre estate called
Tucked Away, hidden in the woods of Bradford, New Hampshire.
The type of luxury retreat she's grown accustomed to is
Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend. All right, right off the bat, let's
just stop them, Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend, co conspirator, fellow child molester,
shadow boss, and all around scumbag. Let's call her what
she is, folks. Okay, Now, however, she's having to deal
with accommodations that are much less glamorous. God, I love it.
I love to hear the fact that Gailane Maxwell is
living in absolute squalor right now. It really brings joy
into my life. I shouldn't ever revel in other people's misery,
but when it comes to people like her, I cannot
help myself. Folks, it brings me great joy. Her new
digs are at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, a
dusty lockup adjacent to the waterfront and expressway in Sunset Park.
It's a place so notorious that a magistrate judge once
said she was reluctant to send women there because of
the unconscionable conditions. Absolutely fine with me, as long as
she's kept safe. As long as she's kept safe, I
do not care what sort of shithole you put her in.
In fact, after she stands trial, after she's convicted, I
would like her in whatever the worst federal lockup is
in the whole country. That's where she deserves to do
her time. Maxwell fifty eight, has been in US custody
since her arrest on Thursday in New Hampshire on multiple charges,
including conspiracy to entice underage girls to engage in illegal
sex acts with Epstein from ninety four through nineteen ninety seven.
Epstein hung himself in federal jail in Manhattan while awaiting
trial on federal sex trafficking charges. Allegedly, Maxwell agreed to
appear before a judge in Manhattan by video conference from
jail on July fourteenth, when she is likely to be
formally charged and enter a plea. It's going to be interesting.
Obviously she's going to plead not guilty, right, but it's
going to be interesting to see how her lawyers try
and finagle a plea bargain because you know that's coming.
You know she's going to sign a profit agreement, and
you know she's going to turn state's witness. So the
question becomes, what does she have to offer? What is
she really bringing to the table. Since last Since at
least December, prosecutors say Maxwell has been hiding out in
the sprawling, four bedroom and for bath New Hampshire mansion,
which boasts cathedral, see a barn, and views of Mount
Sunnipee foothills from every room. The house was described by
Southby's as an amazing retreat for the nature lover who
also wants total privacy. Now, that sounds like the perfect
place for me to live, right man, the nature lover
privacy view of the mountains. This bipedal serpent Gielean Maxwell,
on the other hand, deserves nothing but a view from
behind bars. But on Monday, US Bureau of Prisons officials
confirmed Maxwell's moved from a New Hampshire jail to the
Metropolitan Detention Center, a federal jail that houses more than
sixteen hundred male and female detainees. It's part of a
compound of massive shipping warehouses built at the turn of
the century and used during both World Wars. So I've
actually seen this facility before. I'm from New York originally,
and I've seen this federal jail. It's an absolute dump.
And where it's located, yeah, middle of nowhere, per perfect
place for her. I've never been inside of there, of course,
but I have talked to a few people recently who
did distints there and from what they have to say,
it is an absolute pig sty, a shit show, and
the perfect place for this lady. In my opinion, no
one wants to go to jail, but the conditions described
that the MDC have been the subject of numerous complaints
and scrutiny that rival the rat infested federal lock up
in Lower Manhattan where Epstein was held. And yeah, it's
not quite as bad as the MCC from what I've
been told, but it is right there, very close. In
early twenty nineteen, hundreds of inmates at the MDC were
locks shivering in their cells for at least a week
after an electrical fire knocked out power in the building.
The inmates spent some of the coldest days of the
winter in darkness, largely without heat and hot water. Well,
as shitty as that may sound, what about all of
the homeless in our country that do that every single night.
I know that we should have a facility that is,
you know, a humane place, But you know, all right,
so you were called for five days put on a blanket.
Bro Over the years, federal investigators have concluded the jail
is among the worst in the US Bureau of Prison
in the US Bureau of Prison system, finding that prisoners
have been beaten, raped, or held in inhumane conditions. Two
inmates died recently. Well that's kind of you know, the
kind of stuff that's completely unacceptable. Now. I don't mind
a jail or prison being uncomfortable for inmates, right, I
don't want it to be a luxury retreat by any means,
but everybody should be taken care of as far as
their needs medically, physically. You know, nobody should ever be
raped or even beaten if it's possible to stop, right.
You know, stuff like that is going to occur in jail.
No matter where you go, there's going Unfortunately, there's going
to be people beaten, There's going to be sexual assaults.
It's just par for the course in prison, especially in America.
Now in female prison, I don't know if it's as
prevalent as in male prison, but you know that females
get down to look, these are hardened criminals, and somebody
like Elaine Maxwell most certainly is going to have a
target on her back. After the coronavirus hit New York,
Homer Vendors, a former chief medical officer for the city's jails,
visited the facility and concluded in a report that the
facility was ill equipped to deal with COVID nineteen cases
and failed to implement adequate infection control practices. Now that's
not very encouraging, right. The last thing we need is
them to say, oh, she caught COVID and that's how
she died. We know their devious, we know they're smarmy,
and we know their scummy, So that is something that
definitely concerns. Me Venter said that he was concerned about
the ongoing health and safety of the population at MDC
and condemned the failure of the jail's officials to take
simple steps to identify potentially sick patients and isolate them. Again, unacceptable.
If people are sick, get them medical treatment. You're only
making it worse for yourselves, the facility, and the nation
as a whole. If you let a COVID outbreak run
rampant in the prison system, it's absolutely ridiculous, and again
it just goes to show the poor management of the
officials running these shit shows. In a sworn statement filed
April twenty eighth, Darrylyn Needham said she'd been incarcerated at
the MDC since November twenty nineteen, along with thirty other women.
They slept in bunk beds, and she said it was
difficult to say stay six feet apart. From April twentieth
to April twenty third, Needham said, the women were on
lockdown on our own bunk beds, not able to leave
our bunks except to use the bathroom or shower. Boy,
that sounds like a fun time. Huh. That sounds like
a real smashing time. And I'm sure Geylan Maxwell will
have a blast if that occurs for her. I mean,
she went from hopping on a plane or a helicopter
and going wherever she wanted in the world to being
locked down on her bunk with a bunch of other inmates. Yes,
sounds like a party I would not want to attend.
The inmates were allowed to make phone calls one day,
Needham said, but they hadn't been given gloves, hand sanitizer,
or disinfectant wipes. After suffering from symptoms she thought could
be COVID nineteen, including chills, fever, extreme fatigue, cough, and
trouble breathing, she said the assistant warden told her she
couldn't be tested. And again, certainly not a fan of convicts, right,
but everyone should be treated HU mainly, and if convicts
need COVID tests, they should be provided for them. Voicemail
and email messages to the US Bureau of Prisons on
Monday seeking comment about the MDC weren't immediately returned. Cheryl Pollock,
the federal magistrate in Brooklyn, has repeatedly voiced concerns about
the MDC, after reviewing a report by in the National
Association of Women Judges who visited the facility and found
that one hundred and sixty one female inmates were housed
twenty four hours a day, seven days a week in
two large rooms that lacked windows, fresh air, or sunlight,
and weren't allowed out to exercise. That is exactly that
all sounds fantastic for Glenn Maxwell. You kidding me. This
might be the perfect place for her, because she shouldn't
be able to do any of that stuff. Honestly, what
she is accused of, what she was involved in, is
the most heinous type of shit ever. Crimes against children, folks,
crimes against children. Some of these conditions wouldn't surprise me
if it were dealing with a prison in Turkey or
a third world country, Pollock said during one twenty sixteen
hearing it's hard for me to believe it's going on
in a federal prison. Well, I bet that that's a
bit of hyperbole. A prison in Turkey d probably a
little bit more squalid. The conditions are probably a little
bit worse. Now, that's not saying things are great in
the federal prison systems, because they're not even at decent
facilities where some of my loved ones have been. It's
not a good place, Okay, not fun, nothing good, nothing
good comes of it, not enjoyable. And Gilaine Maxwell has
this to look forward to for the rest of her life.
She's not going to some plush prison. She's not going
to some lock up where things are going to be
smooth and easy for her. She is going to federal
prison for the rest of her life. If you'd like
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