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The most coherent discussion of the Ghislaine Maxwell arrest came from TruNews. They demonstrated that the four year window they are examining would exclude some of the most guilty partners but NOT Donald Trump
Also, the prosecutors bringing the charges are not DoJ/William Barr people, but are Democrats and the previous prsoecutor, Berman was sacked.
Could it be that this arrest is actually aimed, not at Wexner, the Clintons,(but possibly Dershowitz) but at the Trump administration?
We know that Trump is the obverse of an upstanding, moral individual but what what might his involvement be?
There are some fascinating vignettes from Maria Farmer, one of the most outspoken and credible of the Epstein victims to come forward and speak of her experience.
Epstein victim, Maria Farmer, reveals a Trump family connection
Space Relations: AG Barr's Dad Wrote Sci-Fi Book Foreshadowing Epstein Child-Sex Ring for Global Elite's Pleasure
Epstein Victim Maria Farmer Speaks With Whitney Webb, Full Phone Call
Epstein Survivor: Maria Farmer Reveals the Head of the Snake
This is probably the most incriminating photograph.
https://sputniknews.com/us/202007121079864660-maxwell-tries-to-keep-deposition-records-sealed-citing-extremely-personal-sex-life-info---report/?fbclid=IwAR2hyXpTiXfXV7cMaijS7a6f15hiYyMiO7qmyv-xcMAWetF4UgPFXBGhdhM
A lawyer representing Prince Andrew’s accuser Virginia Roberts has sensationally claimed that the Duke of York may have been secretly caught on video visiting convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
‘There is no doubt Prince Andrew would have been captured on footage filmed in rooms and private areas of Epstein’s property,’ said David Boies.
The disclosure will raise more concerns for Andrew, who has vehemently and repeatedly denied all allegations against him, including that he had sex with Ms Roberts three times, the first when she was just 17.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12091701/epstein-maxwell-people-sex-under-age-girls/
Ghislaine Maxwell 'has tapes of two prominent US politicians having sex with minors' and boasted of 'owning' powerful people, according to a former friend.
The ex-jewel robber, who used the pseudonym William Steel, said they 'forced' him to watch the footage as they wanted to convince him of their 'power'.
He also claimed to have seen clips of 'celebrities' and 'world figures' having 'threesomes, even orgies' with minors.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ex-jewel-thief-claims-epstein-and-ghislaine-maxwell-forced-him-watch-pedo-videos?fbclid=IwAR2AnGgPkPeEiGsdgM3RczkdZ_6pMI6R3-GsKD3rQfLOGQcqPEw3rpr3vTo
This is the take of Luke Rudkowski
Beautiful and amazing human being,
Why are all the charges Ghislaine Maxwell is facing based on what happened between 1994-1997?
This is a period which we don't have record of of involvement of Prince Andrew, the Clintons, Alan Dershowitz and other powerful people in the case. So does that mean they will all get off?
And why is Maxwell only charged with trafficking and not abuse?
In the video above, I do a deep dive on these questions and more that the Ghislaine Maxwell arrest is raising.
For example, there is also a mysterious $1 billion bitcoin transaction right before her arrest and she was reported to be a dating a millionaire tech CEO who is 14 years younger than her.
Could Maxwell have bought someone off or are powerful people in her inner circle capable of buying justice in this case?
I think there is a strong possibility she will be granted bail, especially since the charges are not that severe.
Plus there's the scenario of Maxwell using the tapes she has to cut a secret deal with prosecutors, who then will sweep everything under the rug like they did originally with Epstein.
All of this means we've gotta acknowledge the possibility of this Maxwell case being a controlled burn.
Watch the video for my full take.
Maria Farmer
Maria Farmer (c. 1970) is an American visual artist known for providing the first criminal
complaint to law enforcement in 1996 about the conduct of the late financier and convicted
sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.[2][3] Farmer, a figurative painter, had also described her and
her sister Annie's experiences of sexual misconduct from Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to
a journalist in 2002 but the publication refrained from including it in their accounts.
Maria Farmer
| |
|---|---|
| Born |
Maria K. Farmer
1969 or 1970 (age 50–51)[1] |
| Nationality | American |
| Education | New York Academy of Art 1995 Santa Clara University 1992 |
| Occupation | Visual artist |
| Known for | Advocate of justice for survivors of sexual assault |
| Style | figurative painter |
| Website | MariaFarmerArt.com |
Early life and education
Maria K. Farmer was born in Paducah, Kentucky, to Frank Farmer and Janice Swain.[4][5][6] She has two younger brothers and two younger sisters.[4][5] The family lived for a time in Phoenix, Arizona.[7] From an early age, she had a set intention to become an artist.[8]
Farmer attended Santa Clara University and graduated in 1992.[9] She relocated to New York City in 1993 to study at the New York Academy of Art.[4][10] Farmer graduated with her master's degree from the Academy in 1995.[11] She furthered her studies and attended a post-graduate workshop with Eric Fischl in 1996 at the Santa Fe Art Institute in New Mexico.[12]
Farmer is a visual artist who primarily makes paintings and pastel drawings of individual
people or groups of people.[2] In the mid 1990s, while Farmer was in graduate school, she
reported selling her artwork for $20,000 directly from her studio.[2]
At her graduate exhibition in 1995, the school's dean, Eileen Guggenheim, introduced Farmer to both Jeffrey Epstein, who served as a board member at the Academy from 1987 to 1994, and to his companion Ghislaine Maxwell.[11] Although Farmer had already sold her painting for $12,000 to a German buyer, Epstein reportedly wanted to buy it at the reception for half price and Guggenheim urged Farmer to cut him a deal.[11] Prior to the introduction, Farmer was aware that Epstein regularly
attended the Academy's events and frequently observed art students working in their
In the summer of 1995, Farmer was one of four artists chosen to attend an all-expenses-
paid trip to Santa Fe.[13] Several of the artists confirmed that they attended a dinner party,
hosted by Epstein and Maxwell with Guggenheim, that was designed to test the artists boundaries within a bizarre and competitive environment where the women were promised that one of them would be rewarded with a
major commissioned artwork for Epstein's New Mexico property.[13] However, no
commission materialized.[13]
Back in New York, Farmer was recruited to work for Epstein, first as his art advisor, where
she oversaw the acquisition of artwork by Chuck Bowdish and Damian Loeb for Epstein's
collection.[11] Later, Farmer continued to work for Epstein at the front desk of his New York
number of young girls coming and going from the house, and stated that Maxwell would
leave on frequent missions to go get girls for Jeffrey.[14] Farmer also described Epstein
showing her the security room at his New York mansion that was equipped with extensive
video surveillance devices focused on the beds and toilets in the property.[15] Farmer
recalled meeting Donald Trump[16] and Ivana Trump[17] in addition to seeing lawyer Alan
Dershowitz regularly visiting Epstein's New York home.[18]
Wexner artist residency
In the summer of 1996, Farmer was commissioned to create two artworks for the film set of
As Good as It Gets.[19] At the time, Farmer was living in a small walk-up apartment in
Greenwich Village.[19] Epstein offered her more space to create the artwork as an artist-in-
residence[20] at a (10,600 sq. ft.) guest home on Les Wexner's property in New Albany, Ohio.[19] In May 1996, Farmer traveled to the Wexner property in Ohio in a rental truck with her art materials and supplies.[19] The
property was spacious but Farmer was disturbed to learn after arrival that the home was
guarded by Wexner's armed security personnel and she was required to phone Abigail
Farmer has stated, in an affidavit filed in support of a defamation lawsuit brought by Virginia
Giuffre against Alan Dershowitz, that Epstein and Maxwell came to the property in Ohio and
sexually assaulted her.[18] She managed to escape into another part of the house and
barricaded herself inside by pushing furniture up against the door.[2] Then she contacted
members of her family, her mentor artist Eric Fischl,[22] and reached out to authorities.[2]
Security guards on the property told her that she could not leave and she was held against
arrived, after driving from Kentucky to Ohio, to pick her up.[4]
Later that summer, Farmer learned that her younger sister Annie had also been assaulted by Epstein when Annie had visited him at his Zorro Ranch in New Mexico in April 1996.[24][19] In a lawsuit filed in 2019 against Epstein's
estate, Annie Farmer revealed that Epstein had groped, harassed, and crawled into bed with
Maria Farmer called the New York City Police Depatment and the FBI on August 26, 1996
The NYPD did make a report about the property theft of Farmer's artwork by Maxwell and
Epstein.[2]
In 2002, Farmer, her sister, and her mother also shared their stories with journalist Vicky
Ward, then at Vanity Fair, who was writing a profile on Epstein.[26] Despite the Farmer sisters and their mother giving voice to the misconduct, their mention was excluded from the final story by then-editor Graydon Carter.[18][27] NPR and the New York Times reported that Carter had been pressured by Epstein at the time of publication to omit mention of the
Farmer sisters;[4] Carter's residence and the Vanity Fair office had each received ominous signals (a bullet and a cat's head) at times corresponding to when they might have further investigated Epstein.[26]
The art collector Stuart Pivar confirmed that he learned of Farmer's experience shortly after
it occurred.[28] Artist Eric Fischl also corroborated Farmer's account and confirmed being contacted by her.[4] Maxwell
threatened Farmer’s life repeatedly after the event in an effort to enforce her silence.[20] Following the Vanity Fair profile on Epstein in which editors decided not to publish Farmer's account, she has stated that the threats intensified, leading her to leave the New York art world.[4]
Farmer has stated that she received multiple direct threats from Maxwell and Epstein, who also called her clients and contacts in the art world in an effort to destroy her credibility.[29] She stated: “I was terrified of Maxwell and
Epstein and I moved a number of times to try to hide from them.”[29] After enduring
persistent threats, Farmer changed her name and moved first to North Carolina.[30] For 24
years, she quietly sold antiques and restored houses in the Southeast, in an effort to stay
under the radar.[8]
The FBI reappeared in 2006 at Farmer's door to question her just before Epstein's arrest for his first criminal prosecution, but little came of the matter.[20]
Farmer was contacted once more in 2016, this time by lawyers who were working with
Virginia Giuffre.[3] Still in hiding and reluctant to trust anyone following the betrayal by Vicky
Ward and Vanity Fair, Farmer did choose to recount her experiences with Epstein and Maxwell to Bradley Edwards and Stanley Pottinger in the event it could assist in a better understanding of the defendants patterns over time.[3]
Decision to speak out publicly
After being diagnosed with a brain tumor by early 2019, Farmer described her realization and anger over the impact that the abuse (plus the years of hiding after threats to her life) had on her and her family, as the impetus for
speaking out publicly.[8] On 16 April 2019, Farmer filed a sworn affidavit in federal court in
New York, alleging that she and her 15-year-old sister, Annie, had been sexually assaulted by Epstein and Maxwell in separate locations in 1996.[19]
In an interview with Grazia in September 2019, Farmer expressed that it was the betrayal by
women that she found hardest to bear in addition to the disinterest with which the authorities handled her early reports of abusive behavior by Epstein and Maxwell.[31] In November 2019, Farmer was also interviewed by Anthony Mason for CBS This Morning.[32]
ABC News reported that Farmer and her younger sister Annie shared similarities with
Chauntae Davies and her younger sister Teala in that Epstein manipulated the trust within
both family groups to further his criminal interest in abusing young girls.[33]
In late 2019 and early 2020, five wrestlers, survivors of the Ohio State University abuse
scandal, publicly called on state and federal officials to conduct further inquiry into Farmer's allegations of sexual assault at the Wexner property.[21][34] The group of men called for greater accountability regarding the Wexner
family's involvement in Epstein's abuse and raised their concerns about the continuing
influence of Abigail and Leslie Wexner serving as the "biggest and best-known benefactors" of the university.[21][34]
Farmer appeared in a four-part Netflix series, released in May 2020, titled "Jeffrey Epstein:
Filthy Rich", directed by Lisa Bryant and based on the earlier book of the same name by
James Patterson.[35]
Recent artwork
In January 2020, Farmer was reportedly working on a series of paintings and pastel drawings called “The Survivors Project” consisting of individual portraits of known survivors of Epstein's abuse.[2][8] She has stated that the harm
experienced by countless other victims of Epstein could have been prevented if authorities
had listened when she first reported the abuse.[2] An exhibition of Farmer's artwork was
scheduled to open on March 14, 2020 at the Gavlak Gallery in Los Angeles.[2]
Farmer created a seven foot long artwork on canvas about the Epstein abuse network
which depicted individuals involved in the scandal in a style akin to Hieronymus Bosch.[8]
Her painting, known as “The Setiles”, (a word reversal of elites) includes representations of
Maxwell, Epstein, and Dershowitz, as well as other key figures involved in either suppressing or amplifying the call for justice from the survivors.[8].....
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