- Sources close to Ghislaine Maxwell confirm that she won’t speak on Prince Andrew’s ties to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
- Maxwell was arrested in New Hampshire on Thursday, July 1st.
- Why is she protecting the embattled royal?
Ghislaine Maxwell isn’t talking.
Jeffrey Epstein’s closest adviser — who is accused of procuring young girls for him to molest — said she will not testify against Prince Andrew and his role in the so-called “Epstein scandal.”
The question is, why is Maxwell protecting the embattled royal?
Ghislaine Maxwell Says She Wants A Plea Deal
Laura Goldman, an investment banker and close friend of Ghislaine Maxwell, says that her friend is looking to cut a plea deal with the United States attorney. Crucially, she revealed Maxwell won’t testify against Prince Andrew.
She’s always told me that she would never ever say anything about him. I think she felt that he was her friend and she was never ever going to say anything about him. She really felt that in the 90s when her father died that Prince Andrew was there for her, in many ways.
Goldman also claimed Ghislaine Maxwell was just as much a victim as the young girls that Epstein abused because she was “under his spell.” Goldman added that she never witnessed Maxwell abuse any of the young girls she procured for Epstein.
I’m sorry — what?
She’s No Victim
At one point in their twisted relationship, Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein were romantically involved.
And while love, certainly, makes you do silly things that you otherwise wouldn’t do, normal people do not include “procuring young girls for their boyfriends to sexually abuse” on that list.
I think she thought that if she did one more grooming, found him one more girl, he would marry her. Is that OK? No. She honestly thought that at the end of the day she was going to be Mrs Jeffrey Epstein.
Are you serious, Ghislaine?
Maxwell’s “defense” of Prince Andrew isn’t tied to a sense of loyalty for his “friendship.” It’s due to her protecting herself and her interests as she pursues a plea deal with the United States government.
Ghislaine Maxwell has a long way to go before she can make any amends. And at this point, she’s unworthy of a plea deal, forgiveness, or redemption.
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