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Buff the federal, you know, the federal system doesnt have parole either. you serve 85% of any sentence that you receive. carley: the big question this morning is because ghislaine maxwell has so much information. she was there firsthand. she knows the high profile people that were involved in the sex trafficking ring. could she -- if she talked to prosecutors. if prosecutors want to continue to pursue, this and get down to the people that are also guilty and involved of these egregious offenses...

That trusted, like that big sister, that mentor, all along knowing she was preparing them to engage in these sexual acts or to be victimized by epstein and his pals. we should also note this wasnt just jeffrey epstein. other powerful men were involved in this illegal sex ring. >> another epstein accuser, annie farmer, said this morning she really hopes that the d.a.s office will in her words continue to investigate so others will be held accountable for the ways they abuse people. and you also h...

Deal. and he was already in jail by the time the victims even realized that this deal had been executed. it was sealed. nobody could understand what exactly had happened until years later. >> of course, your reporting on the weirdness, the strangeness, and perhaps the legal shakiness of that deal because of stipulations they had tone form survivors and victims of it, partly led to reassessment, public scandal, and then the indictment of epstein himself. and of course, thats the shadow that hangs...

Have been dropped with respect to men who flew on epsteins plane, who visited him at his many homes throughout the country and even abroad, and these women, many of the women who were victimized by epstein and maxwell talked about other men who were also engaging in sexual acts with minors. so i hope that prosecutors feel emboldened by this verdict, that happened yesterday, and that they will use that momentum, that they have now, to go after those other men. >> areva martin, thank you so much. ...

Have come. we were at a point now where women can come forward, tell their stories of being sexually abused by predators, like maxwell and epstein and be believed. ive been practicing law for 20 years this is a huge sea change in the way that these cases are brought and prosecuted. >> you make a really interesting note that the testimony of the four victims in this trial was surprisingly consistent. how critical was that? even given different times of abuse, et cetera, how critical was that to g...

Complex planning and schemes, its very likely she could end up on the high end of the guidelines especially after being convicted at trial. prosecutors will be entitled to use relevant conduct. theyll be able to talk about the large number of victims, and the way that she groomed these young girls and preyed upon their vulnerabilities, so she could very likely end up with a lengthy sense tantamount to life in prison at her age. >> barbara mcquaid wrote this was a case similar to sex trafficking ...

US jurors said they were "making progress" deciding Ghislaine Maxwell's fate in her sex crimes trial as the judge warned of a race against time.

The jury weighing the fate Ghislaine Maxwell's fate said Tuesday they were “making progress” at the end of the fourth full day of deliberations.

After taking a long weekend for the Christmas holiday, jurors in Ghislaine Maxwell's federal sex trafficking trial are set to resume deliberations Monday morning in New York.

Judge Alison Nathan informed the jury Wednesday of the expectation after they asked whether they had to work on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.