Ghislaine Maxwell Trial: Complete Update & Transcripts
Ghislaine Maxwell Trial: Complete Update & Transcripts
Ghislaine Refuses To Testify | Prosecution & Defense Rest it's Case | Closing Statements Monday| Verdict Next Week?
Ghislaine Maxwell Trial: Full Update
Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime associate of serial child rapist Jeffrey Epstein, who herself is facing charges related to the alleged abuse and trafficking of underage girls, declined to testify in her own defense Friday, shortly before the defense rested its case in the two-week-long trial.
"Your honor, the government has not proven its case beyond a reasonable doubt," Maxwell said. "And so there is no need for me to testify." Maxwell continued Smugly
The defense rested its case Friday afternoon after calling nine witnesses over two days. The prosecution called two dozen witnesses over ten days.
Closing statements and the charging of the jury will begin on Monday morning.
Maxwell faces six counts for allegedly conspiring with and aiding Epstein in his sexual abuse of underage girls between 1994 and 2004. She has been held without bail since her arrest in July 2020 and has pleaded not guilty to the charges. If convicted, she could spend decades in prison.
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Latest Developments from the Trial
Jeffrey Epstein’s Second Pilot testifies regarding Virginia being on his plane 32 times in total and discusses the time frame Maxwell and Epstein seemed to end their romantic relationship
Maxwell’s Lawyer and Epstein’s ex-Lawyer both dox “Jane” in a roundabout way
Defense begins to make it’s case - expected to call almost 30 witnesses
Epstein’s Lawyer is called by Defense and discusses the lavishness of Epstein’s island (which apparently had its own fire department)
Epstein’s HEAVILY REDACTED flight logs are brought into the discussion
(we linked the unredacted logs below)
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Transcription: Second Pilot Mr. Rodgers is Called to the Stand
AUSA: Who did you work for until 2019?
Rodgers: Jeffrey Epstein. As a pilot, since 1999. I was hired in Columbus, Ohio.
AUSA: Where did you primarily fly?
Rodgers: We mostly flow between his houses. From 1991 he had a smaller plane, then a Gulfstream. Then a Cessna 421 followed by the Boeing 727...
AUSA: On the Gulfstream, what divider was there?
Rodgers: A door, always closed.
AUSA: How did you keep track of your flights?
Rodgers: I kept a logbook. Including passenger names.
AUSA: We offer the logbook - as a sealed exhibit
NOTE: Rodgers' logbook, as shown on the screen, has the entire column of passengers named redacted or blacked out
AUSA: What's a logbook?
Rodgers: It just shows you the day you flow, the destination you went to time, etc.
AUSA: How did you find out the names of the passengers?
Rodgers: Sometimes we'd be told.
AUSA: Would you always know?
Rodgers: No.
AUSA: How would you describe Epstein and Maxwell's relationship?
Rodgers: Early on, they were romantically involved, later on, they weren't
Judge Nathan: We'll take our lunch break now.
AUSA: Mr. Rogers, please turn in your binder to GX 12.
Without saying the name out loud, is that the name of a passenger on Mr. Epstein's plane?
Rodgers: Yes
AUSA: Let's look back at sealed exhibit 662, on page 44. Flight number 916... Who drove passengers to the plane in Palm Beach?
Rodgers: Juan Alessi
AUSA: And this flight?
Rodgers: From Palm Beach to New Jersey. Jane was on the flight. By the first name.
AUSA: Are there others on the flight?
Rodgers: Yes.
AUSA: Let's move to another flight. (Who else was on not disclosed, nor asked on direct)
AUSA: Flight 818
Rodgers: Van Nuys CA to Santa Fe NM, only Jeffrey on the flight.
AUSA: How many times do you remember Virginia Roberts flying on Jeffrey Epstein's planes?
Rodgers: 32 times.
AUSA: This flight to St. Thomas- were Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Virginia Roberts passengers??
Rodgers: Yes
AUSA: And was there one other person on the flight?
Rodgers: Yes.
AUSA: Let's move to another flight (The additional passenger Undisclosed
AUSA: And this flight?
Rodgers: From Spain to Tangier, Morocco (Epstein and Maxwell on the flight)
CONTINUES BELOW
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Cross-Examination of Pilot David Rodgers.
Maxwell's lawyer: Sometimes the cockpit door would be open and you could see the passengers, right?
Rodgers: Correct.
Maxwell's lawyer: And you did that sometimes, yes?
Rodgers: Yes.
Maxwell's lawyer: You never found in the cabin any sex toys or used condoms, right?
Rodgers: No I did not.
Maxwell's lawyer: Isn't it common to own private planes through companies, one company per plane to limit liability, right?
Rodgers: Yes
Judge Nathan: Let's take our mid-afternoon break
Maxwell's lawyer. Mr. Rodgers, you know the real name of Jane, don't you?
Judge Nathan: Without saying it.
Rodgers: Yes.
Maxwell's lawyer: But Epstein had an assistant with the same first name as Jane's real first name, didn't he? (Note: This is another way of outing or doxing]
Rodgers: Yes.
Maxwell's lawyer: And Eva Dubin was on this flight, and her husband is a hedge fund manager who was an
Epstein client?
Rodgers: I don't know.
Maxwell's lawyer: So these trips to Columbus, Ohio, that's where Leslie Wexner lives, right, the owner of The Limited?
Rodgers: Yes.
Maxwell's lawyer: And Mr. Wexner is a billionaire, Jeffrey
Epstein's client?
Rodgers: Yes.
Maxwell's lawyer: And you never saw Annie Farmer in your planes or your logs?
Rodgers: I did not
Maxwell's lawyer (delay) I thought it was later than it is.
Judge Nathan: It just feels that way.
Maxwell's lawyer: Now Mr. Visoski -
Judge Nathan: It's Mr. Rogers.
Everdell: (laughs)
Judge Nathan: (Judge ends cross-examining of witness)
I would prefer to not do the charging conference Friday (in 9 days) in case you don't have a case going that day...Given the expedition of the Government's case, maybe we can use Friday for charging. I'm comfortable letting the defense begin its case on Thursday (in 8 days). The result may be that the jury has (this) Friday off as well.
Below you will find
LINKS TO UNREDACTED FLIGHT LOGS THEY TRIED TO KEEP FROM YOU
Epstein’s Lawyer Espinosa discusses Epstein’s Island as having its own firetrucks and firemen
Espinosa is questioned regarding Maxwell’s relationship with Billionaire & Founder of Gateway, Tim Waitt
“Jane” is Doxed for a second time, only this time by Espinosa
Link to Searchable Unredacted Black Book & Flight Logs
Transcripts: Epstein’s Lawyer Espinosa is Called to the Stand
Maxwell's lawyer: In October 1996, where were you living?
Espinosa: I started out on the Upper East Side. I was hired as a lawyer for Jeffrey Epstein's company
Maxwell's lawyer: Would you recognize Ms. Maxwell today?
Espinosa: She's over there, in what appears to be a PURPLE Sweater…
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