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Together, we did this crime together�* money." so those are the arguments they made — ghislaine maxwell knowing what she was doing and being very involved in this operation of mr epstein�*s sex crimes. thats one of the core issues the jurors will have to decide, how much miss maxwell actually knew? and the defence said she did not know that much because her partner, her long—time partner, kept secrets from her, and now that he has died, he committed suicide, the prosecution is going afte...

And separate men and women and very often not on will they torture people but they will force people to watch family members to watch their family being tortured and killed. this is part of a systematic way of terrorising the country and instilling fear and by fear trying to wrestle control of the country but its having the opposite effect and its outraging the country and stealing the resolve of those who are opposed to this horrific treatment of the people of myanmar. the defence and prosecuti...

What we heard so far in closing arguments from the prosecution is essentially the case that theyve been building over the last couple of weeks here. theyre making the argument that ms. maxwell was not simply standing by, that she was an active participant in mr. epsteins crimes, the sexual abuse of underage women that she helped procure these women, that she helped groom them, that focus on grooming has been a huge part of the prosecutions argument and that she, in fact, even participated in som...

The period that this trial is looking at, something that one lawyer said, that $30 million of we did this together, we did this crime together, money. those are the arguments they made. ghislaine maxwell, knowing what she was doing, and being very involved in this operation ofjeffrey epstein�*s sex crimes. operation of jeffrey epsteins sex crimes. . _ ., , crimes. the defence say the only reason they _ crimes. the defence say the only reason they are _ crimes. the defence say the only reason t...

Help us with this one. always good to talk to you. thank _ help us with this one. always good to talk to you. thank you - help us with this one. always good to talk to you. thank you so - help us with this one. always good j to talk to you. thank you so much. prosecutors in new york say ghilaine maxell is a "sophisticated predator" who lured teenage girls into a trap for the late paedophile jeffrey epstein to sexually abuse. in her closing arguments, the assistant us attorney alison moe said max...

The fact of the matter is the defense table to poke holes in some of the story of four separate women coming in here who are pretty much given the same grooming story maxwell was involved in getting them in the presence of epstein and it turns into something sexual and money is exchanged there is just consistency across the board with each of these witnesses. i think ghislaine maxwell is an serious trouble in respect of that. think some of the reason she did not testify. >> bob would leave it th...

Maxwell, 59, has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges stemming from her interactions with four teenage girls from 1994 to 2004.

Ghislaine Maxwells defense rested its case Friday after two days of presenting evidence on the British socialites behalf. Not among that evidence: testimony from the longtime Jeffrey Epstein associate herself.

Of that former officer could come as early as friday. legal experts have described it as a bold move. you dont always see defendants taking the stand in their own defense. but it likely signals that defense attorneys are confident that their client will come across to the jury as believable. of course, it also comes with certain risks. by testifying she opens herself up to cross-examination by prosecution lawyers who no doubt have spent months plotting questions they would want to ask this offic...

Cimberly Espinosa told the jury she assisted Ghislaine Maxwell in managing Jeffrey Epstein's multiple high-end properties between 1996 and 2002.