January 02, 2020 "Information
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An
explosive new report has asserted that
deceased sex criminal Jeffery Epstein and
his alleged 'madame' Ghislaine Maxwell were
foreign intelligence 'assets', and that she
is currently hiding in a safehouse in
Israel.
'Ghislaine is
protected. She and Jeffrey were assets of
sorts for multiple foreign governments. They
would trade information about the powerful
people caught in his net — caught at
Epstein's house,' a unnamed source told
Page Six.
Maxwell, 58,
has been accused in lawsuits of procuring
underage girls for Epstein to sexually
traffick among his wealthy and powerful
friends, and is reportedly the subject of an
ongoing FBI probe.
She has always
denied any wrongdoing. Her attorney did not
immediately respond to an inquiry from
DailyMail.com on Wednesday evening.
After
Epstein's re-arrest last year and death
behind bars in August, Maxwell has remained
out of sight and her whereabouts unknown.
Now the Page
Six source claims she is being protected by
powerful foreign interests.
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'She is not in
the US, she moves around. She is sometimes
in the UK, but most often in other
countries, such as Israel, where her
powerful contacts have provided her with
safe houses and protection,' the source
said.
Maxwell is
being 'protected because of the information
she has on the world's most powerful
people,' the source said.
The source
also claimed that Prince Andrew begged
Maxwell to come forward and clear his name,
after Virginia Roberts Giuffre claimed
Epstein forced her to have sex with the
royal when she was 17.
Prince Andrew,
59, strenuously denies having sex with
Roberts and claims he can't remember meeting
her despite a photograph of him with his arm
around her.
'Andrew
pleaded with Ghislaine to publicly defend
him. She carefully considered it, but
decided no good would come of it (if she
came forward). It isn't in her best
interests,' the source told Page Six.
Andrew
resigned from royal duties after giving a
disastrous interview on Newsnight in
November.
It is not the
first time that Epstein has been tied to a
foreign intelligence service. Rumors have
long circulated that Epstein secretly took
videos of his rich and powerful friends
having sex with underage girls, either for
financial blackmail or as leverage for a
foreign intelligence service.
So far,
however, the FBI has not publicly confirmed
whether any such blackmail material was
recovered in raids on his properties.
Since
Epstein's arrest on federal sex trafficking
charges in July, Maxwell has remained out of
sight, save for photos that purported to
show her at an In-and-Out Burger in Los
Angeles. DailyMail.com revealed that those
photos were staged, possibly to throw
investigators off of her trail.
Born in
France, Maxwell is both a U.S. citizen and
British subject. Her family's alleged ties
to Israel's national intelligence service,
Mossad, have been well documented.
Maxwell's
father, Robert Maxwell, was a Czech-born
British media mogul whose financial fraud in
raiding the Mirror Group pension fund was
discovered after his death in 1991.
Also a British
member of parliament, Robert Maxwell
reportedly had ties to British intelligence,
the Soviet KGB, and Mossad — and was
suspected of being a double or even triple
agent by British Foreign Office officials.
After his
mysterious death on his yacht, the Lady
Ghislaine, off the Canary Islands in 1991,
Robert Maxwell was buried in Jerusalem with
high honors, with Israel's prime minister
and multiple current and former heads of
Israeli intelligence services in attendance
at the funeral.
His favorite
daughter, Ghislaine, first met Epstein in
the early 1990s, at a party in New York
City.
The two had a
romantic relationship for several years, but
the exact nature of their relationship over
the following decades remains unclear.
Epstein's
household staff have described her as 'Lady
of the House' and sworn in depositions that
she was at the center of managing his
household affairs.
'They were
like partners in business,' Janusz Banasiak,
Epstein's house manager, said in a
deposition.
Epstein's
butler, Alfredo Rodriguez, described
Ghislaine Maxwell in a deposition as 'the
boss.'
Epstein's
accusers have said that Maxwell's authority
extended to managing the complex logistics
of his perverse activities with girls as
young as 14.
'She
orchestrated the whole thing for Jeffrey,'
said Sarah Ransome, one of some two dozen
women who spoke out before a federal judge
in New York in August.
Some of the
most serious allegations have come from
Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who accused
Maxwell in a lawsuit of luring her to become
an international sex slave for Epstein and
his pals.
Roberts says
that she was 16 or 17 in the summer of 2000
and working as a towel girl at Mar-a-Lago
when Maxwell approached her, eventually
leading to her being flown around the world
on Epstein's 'Lolita Express.'
Roberts'
recently unsealed lawsuit claims that
Maxwell 'actively took part in recruiting
underage girls and young women for sex with
Epstein, as well as scheduling the girls to
come over, and maintaining a list of the
girls and their phone number.'
Maxwell has
strenuously denied in the past that she was
involved in criminal sex trafficking or any
other sex crimes.
After Epstein
took a sweetheart plea deal in 2008 to state
charges of procuring for prostitution and
served a one-year jail sentence in Florida,
Maxwell and Epstein were no longer spotted
together at public events.
She remained
active on the New York social scene for
several years, however, until mounting
lawsuits and allegations began to draw
harsher scrutiny.
In April of
2016, the New York townhouse where she had
lived was sold for $15 million, and around
the fall of 2016, she was no longer seen or
photographed publicly.
She was last
spotted publicly at a social event in
Geneva, Switzerland on June 8, less than a
month prior to Epstein's re-arrest in the
U.S.
Earlier this
week, the Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts
called for Maxwell to be brought forward to
face the justice system.
'How is
anyone, friend or family member, hiding such
a monster?? 99% of the population would turn
[in] Ghislaine Maxwell. Who's hiding who and
why??' Roberts tweeted.
'Maxwell’s
downfall will be her arrogance- in her eyes
always above the law,' Roberts added.
'She is
diabolically evil. I would suggest to
whoever is hiding her or knows whereabouts
she is, to turn her in as she’d easily throw
anyone who gets in her way under the bus,'
she continued.
Epstein died
in federal custody in August while facing
sex trafficking charges. His death was ruled
a suicide by New York City's medical
examiner, but his lawyers have disputed that
finding.
Epstein's
death, at age 66, came a little over a month
after he was arrested and charged with
trafficking dozens of underage girls as
young as 14 from at least 2002 to 2005.
Prosecutors said he recruited girls to give
him massages, which became sexual in
nature.
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