Virginia Giuffre expressed great pleasure at the possibility that potential accomplices for Jeffrey Epstein could be identified and prosecuted.
An accused victim of Jeffrey Epstein’s killing of paedophile Andrew Avendano celebrated Wednesday after learning that 170 individuals connected with possible sex trafficking will soon be named and revealed – making this Christmas Eve present seem that much sweeter!
Virginia Giuffre, who settled a $12 million suit against Epstein alleging sexual exploitation for Prince Andrew, appears to taunt an assortment of employees, former colleagues and friends whose identities will soon be unearthed from court records and made known.
The author explained that anyone associated with Epstein should be exposed as “an early Christmas present”.
Who belongs on Santa’s naughty list?” Giuffre wrote in X.
Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn took to her personal Facebook account this week and expressed relief that the court has heard and responded to her demands that they maintain transparency and accountability for Epstein and his fellow workers.
American citizens should be informed the names of those who were involved in Epstein’s crime sprees
Giuffre responded to Senator Feingold’s statements by noting, ‘Finally, we’re hearing representatives of the US Senate discussing transparency and accountability!
In 2022, The Duke of York and Giuffre entered into an out-of-court agreement and paid PS 12 Million, but may come under renewed scrutiny if included as parties in any document that comes before Congress for consideration.
Should the verdict stand, new information regarding Epstein’s sex trafficking business and network will begin surfacing starting January 1.
Loretta Preska wrote the judge noted ‘unsealed in full’ at the bottom of Epstein’s list along with recruiters and victims who are friends as well as recruits of Epstein.
Information disclosed today relates to a defamation lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell by Prince’s accuser, Virginia Roberts, in New York.
Giuffre filed a defamation suit against Maxwell in 2016; while this matter had been settled, The Miami Herald published an expose that eventually caused Epstein’s detention in 2019. To ease public pressure against Epstein resulting from such allegations of defamation by The Herald. as per legal demands.
Certain Does can be identified through interviews they conducted with media. The judge used these interviews to justify not keeping their identities hidden from view.
These housekeepers include Epstein’s Caribbean island-based private island, where some of his worst abuse occurred.
Judge Preska provided 14 days for anyone opposed to having their papers released to file their objection and protest before being released into circulation.
Maxwell will serve 20 years behind bars after she was found guilty in December 2021 of aiding Epstein to recruit and abuse young girls.
Epstein took his own life in August 2019 at a federal prison in Manhattan during a court trial over allegations of sexual trafficking.
The defendant was accused of recruiting girls under 18 into his residences under false pretences to provide massage services; once there, however, they would later engage in sexually violent attacks on these victims.
Maxwell, who was found guilty in December 2021 of aiding and abetting Epstein to recruit and abuse sexually young girls, will receive 20 years behind bars for this crime.
Documents may reveal information regarding Johanna Sjoberg, another accuser against Prince Andrew, who claims they were victims of his affections in Epstein’s New York mansion.
Information will also be included about Haley Robson, who was listed as a recruiter by Epstein during their initial investigation at Palm Beach in 2006. However, she claims in past statements she is also a victim.
The report suggests some documents might pertain to Jean-Luc Brunel, a French model scout linked to Epstein, who is accused of assaulting several young women.
Brunel was executed at his Paris jail cell in 2022 while waiting for the results of various sexual assault allegations that were lodged against him.
Giuffre expressed her appreciation to Senator Marsha Blackburn during an X blog post for commending Giuffre’s announcement of 170 names of individuals.
Giuffre reported: “Finally, we are meeting with senators from both houses to address increased transparency and being held accountable!
None would exist on this list without Honorable Judge Preska!” Preska has set January 1, 2024, as an official date to make more pages available to the general public. CNN notes that some victims remain anonymous due to the severity of the crimes they are accused of, while others were children when these incidents took place.
Epstein had been detained and charged with various offences – federal counts included. She had also been accused of engaging in child prostitution.
Body found dead at Metropolitan Correctional Center, NYC, after death from hanging. Based upon findings by the medical examiner of the city.
After his passing, numerous conspiracy theories began surfacing online regarding his connections to influential individuals around the globe.
HTML0 – According to an investigation conducted by the United States Justice Department’s Watchdog Division, Epstein died due to negligent and unlawful acts by officers working at New York federal prisons. Jake Fraser-McGurk delivered an impressive first BBL fifty. Yet, Brisbane Heat held on against Melbourne Renegades with Paul Walter’s brilliant all-round effort, producing an assured win at Marvel Stadium.
After Heat elected to bowl on a slow surface, Fraser-McGurk unleashed seven sixes in his 55 off 23 balls. At the same time, the Renegades were kept at bay by English import Walter, who collected 3 for 27 off four overs and held their opponents under control.
Renegades’ total appeared intimidating when Heat slumped to 45 for 3. Still, Matthew Renshaw and Sam Billings combined for an outstanding 72-run partnership before Walter finished it with some superb late hitting to score 30 off 15 balls as unbeaten Heat crossed the finish line with 11 deliveries remaining in hand.
Renegades remain winless and are likely disappointed that Fraser-McGurk failed to capitalize on his early fireworks.
Fraser-McGurk took complete control of Renegades’ first-half innings after opener Quinton de Kock was bowled by left-arm quick Spencer Johnson for seven runs off two overs for an early innings duck. His arrival allowed the Renegades’ innings to open in style.
Fraser-McGurk had yet to realize his full potential until this domestic season; now, though, his prodigious gifts have begun to shine brightly, with him becoming one of two fastest List-A century scorers ever and recording an F.C. century for good measure – underscoring his enormous potential across formats!
Fraser-McGurk had no difficulty counteracting Johnson, playing his inaugural match since being bought for an estimated AU$1.78 million by Gujarat Titans.
He scored 22 off six deliveries with three sixes to begin an explosive innings for Renegades, as their top order struggled on a slow surface. Fraser-McGurk seemed to bat on another pitch, handling seamer Michael Neser with ease before striking back against seamer Andrew Kersten with an ease that took out sixes off him with ease and swept for six.
Heat stand-in captain Colin Munro quickly turned to left-arm spinner Matthew Kuhnemann, who was immediately hit for six over midwicket by Fraser-McGurk on his second delivery before legspinner Mitchell Swepson was also battered over deep midwicket as Fraser-McGurk achieved half-century off just 21 balls.
Fraser-McGurk was cheered on by Renegades fans and Australia World Cup hero Glenn Maxwell, who extolled Fraser-McGurk via social media.
Fraiser McGurk holed out before drinks off Walter’s first delivery, and Renegades gradually faded under its bowler’s spell, as Walter continued his successful start in this BBL draft by bowling inventive slower deliveries that proved hard for Renegades batters to score against. The Heat was happy when Walter surprised them in this draft selection with clever short deliveries, which proved hard for batters to achieve.
Fraser-McGurk also collected key wickets against veteran Aaron Finch and Will Sutherland of Renegades’ late order attack as Heat recovered quickly after Fraser-McGurk’s early burst.
Bu Heat’s work was partially finished as Jono Wells enjoyed an exciting late flurry, including hitting one off Johnson to reach 1 for 39 off four overs.
The Heat got off to a promising start thanks to openers Josh Brown and Munro, with Munro smashing seamer Tom Rogers for an opening-over six in just 15 runs to set them on their way.
Afghanistan offspinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman struck back immediately by entering the attack with an inspired move, forcing Munro into an attempt at counteracting by moving his stance closer across the stumps – only for it to backfire and lead him down his wicket via Mujeeb’s successful review process. Munro eventually dismissed LBW shortly after that.
Brown quickly put away Kane Richardson’s first delivery and, further compounding their woes, Nathan McSweeney offered Mujeeb an easy return catch from their batters. Nathan McSweeney spooned one back for Mujeeb to take.
Batting appeared challenging early as Heat’s run rate skyrocketed, but Renshaw made his breakthrough in the eighth over by scoring consecutive boundaries off Nic Maddinson’s spinner.
Renshaw found good timing with Billings as they played intelligently by nudging the ball around and rotating their strike frequently. Sometimes, they’d risk when things were looking good, like when Billings hit Sutherland for six in the 12th over and reached 50 partnerships together.
The Heat appeared unbeatable until Maddinson turned desperately to Adam Zampa for support, who offered Renegades hope with an innings-saving dismissal – bowler Billings being removed for 40 in the 14th over.
Heat timed their power surge perfectly as Walter crushed Richardson for 20 runs in one game-altering over.
Walter continued his hot run against Zampa with an outstanding straight six, and Heat quickly sealed their third consecutive victory to start the year.