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Anonymous ID: 0dd6ba Nov. 22, 2021, 8:03 a.m. No.111055 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>1056 >>1058

THE POPE, THE PAEDO & THE ‘PIMP’ Beaming Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell blessed by the Pope – showing their all-powerful connections

https://www.the-sun.com/news/4110742/jeffrey-epstein-ghislaine-maxwell-blessed-pope/

BEAMING Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell are blessed by the Pope — showing their all-powerful connections.

The snap sees the paedo billionaire and his alleged “madam” enjoy a private audience with the head of the Catholic Church at the Vatican.

They are understood to have flown to Rome by private jet for the blessing by John Paul II almost two decades ago.

A source told The Sun On Sunday: “Pictures like this show just how powerful Epstein’s connections were and his ability to open almost any door.

“He managed to manipulate his way into royal palaces, the White House and the Vatican, all with Maxwell by his side.”

Our picture shows Epstein, wearing a dark suit and red-patterned tie, kneeling at the Pope’s feet with his ex-lover Maxwell, who is in a striped suit jacket and open-collar blue shirt.

Hands clenched together, they are both smiling and gazing into the eyes of John Paul II, who led the Catholic Church from 1978 until his death in 2005.

The seated Pontiff has his arms raised in the photo, believed to have been taken in 2003.

Flight logs, which chart journeys made by sex beast Epstein, reveal he used his “Lolita Express” jet to fly from Rome to Madrid on May 20 that year.

On it were Maxwell, model scout Jean-Luc Brunel, pilot Pete Rathgeb and two passengers logged as “AM” and “JK”.

Frenchman Brunel, 75, was last year charged with rape and sexual assault of minors.

There is no suggestion Rathgeb knew of or was party to illegal activity.

There is no record of Epstein arriving in Rome, though logs put him in New York on May 12 and again by May 21.

Our papal snap is the latest to show Epstein and Maxwell rubbing shoulders with powerful world figures.

Photos in New York’s Central Park showed Epstein with Prince Andrew — while Maxwell appears with Andrew alongside Virginia Roberts Giuffre.

The US mum of three, now 38, is suing the royal, claiming he sexually assaulted her three times when she was under 18 — which he has repeatedly denied.

In April, The Sun revealed photos of Epstein and Maxwell grinning in the White House with then-US President Bill Clinton in 1993.

Epstein killed himself in jail in 2019 aged 66 as he awaited trial on sex trafficking charges.

Maxwell, 59, is facing trial later this month in New York, accused of recruiting young girls for the former financier and taking part in abuse.

The Sunday Times says prosecutors plan to use her “black book” against her, claiming it is “compelling evidence of her guilt”.

And Epstein’s “scheduler” Adriana Ross is expected to testify against Maxwell, court documents reveal.

The Polish ex-model, 38, is one of four female “co-conspirators” granted immunity from prosecution as part of Epstein’s plea deal in 2008.

>>111058

>this shietz gonna rock the world!

If they let any information out.

Christians should be mad as hell the church has comp'd the religion since they killed Jesus.

Council of Nicaea +

Bloody Rome

>>111056

>why you think msm is directing attention EVERYWHERE else?

Indeed, it is sickening.

Especially the attack in WI on grannies and children.

Ties to Soros involvement (shocker)

Half the stories are about that and the are about Kyle - Distractions

Judge Lets Ghislaine Maxwell Call ‘False Memory’ Expert Who Testified as Defense Psychologist for Robert Durst, O.J. Simpson, Harvey Weinstein

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/judge-lets-ghislaine-maxwell-call-e2-80-98false-memory-e2-80-99-expert-who-testified-as-defense-psychologist-for-robert-durst-oj-simpson-harvey-weinstein/ar-AAR0bx1

Elizabeth Loftus, an expert in false memories, testifies in Paul Shanley child abuse trial

Exactly a week before the anticipated start of her sex trafficking trial, Ghislaine Maxwell received permission to call a “false memory” expert relied upon by Harvey Weinstein, Robert Durst, O.J. Simpson and hundreds of other criminal defendants seeking to undermine the credibility of their accusers.

In the words of a New Yorker profile on the controversy surrounding her expertise, Elizabeth Loftus has “Changed the Meaning of Memory,” and her life’s work has collided with the #MeToo movement’s moment of cultural reckoning. In particular, Loftus has questioned the reliability of memory and how she believes suggestion can mold it. She also has testified about her research during the trials of Jerry Sandusky, Ted Bundy, and Paul Shanley, a now-deceased priest who served 12 years in prison following his conviction for raping a child.

In a two page order on Monday morning, U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan granted Maxwell permission to call Loftus—subject to certain limitations that are currently under seal. The threadbare order states only that the government’s motion to block her testimony is denied in part and granted in part.

A fuller explanation of the order may be released if the prosecutors and defense team propose redactions agreed upon by the judge.

On Nov. 12, Judge Nathan ruled that prosecutors can call clinical psychologist Lisa Rocchio, who is expected to testify about the process of “grooming” minors for sexual abuse.

In the same order granting Loftus’s testimony, Maxwell’s defense received the green light to call someone to undermine Rocchio’s testimony: Park Dietz, a forensic psychiatrist who rose to national prominence during the case of Ronald Reagan’s would-be assassin John Hinckley Jr., who was ultimately acquitted by reason of insanity. Dietz is being called here to question the prosecution’s claims that Maxwell “groomed” her alleged victims.

“Dr. Dietz is aware of no authority—no journal articles, no studies, no tests, nothing—to support a theory of grooming-by-proxy,” Maxwell’s defense wrote in a previous memo. “Such a theory has not gained any acceptance (let alone general acceptance) in the relevant community; it has not been peer-reviewed; it has not and cannot be tested; and there is no known or potential rate of error.”

Last week, Judge Nathan grilled potential jurors for Maxwell’s trial, slated to begin on Nov. 29. Her questioning of candidates—known as voir dire—whittled down a pool of 600 to just the 58 left standing. The parties will issue peremptory strikes before trial begins to empanel a pool of 12 jurors and six alternates.

Maxwell has been accused of grooming minor girls for Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual predation and participating in the abuse herself. Epstein’s scheme allegedly operated through what a Palm Beach detective described as a “sexual Pyramid scheme,” built upon recruiting minor girls to give him massages for money, and prosecutors claim Maxwell was a top procuress of victims. She has pleaded not guilty to charges of sex trafficking, multiple violations of the Mann Act, and other offenses. Though her latest indictment lists four minor victims, she has noted that one of them attained the age of consent during the time of the alleged conspiracy.

Anonymous ID: 0dd6ba Nov. 22, 2021, 8:50 a.m. No.111067 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>1106 >>1132

'Chasing Ghislaine' examines the mother of all conspiracies

https://www.daily-journal.com/life/entertainment/chasing-ghislaine-examines-the-mother-of-all-conspiracies/article_e76ddcbc-4943-11ec-a15d-4348729a9e3c.html

Every time conspiracy theories seem too “out there,” something happens in the real world to top them. And no collection of rumors and fact, shadows and light has more power than the story of Jeffrey Epstein, his influential friends, mysterious death and cache of potentially incendiary secrets.

The Epstein saga is the backdrop to the documentary series “Chasing Ghislaine,” streaming on Discovery+. It also will air during three hours on the ID Network on plain old cable Dec. 3.

Executive-produced by novelist James Patterson and New York Times journalist and author Vicky Ward, “Chasing” catalogs Epstein’s many alleged crimes and network of connections as well as his girlfriend and protector Ghislaine Maxwell’s own life as a socialite and daughter to the (in)famous media mogul Robert Maxwell.

A refugee from Czechoslovakia, Ghislaine’s father amassed a publishing empire, became a member of British Parliament, and was thought to have been a spy. He was facing charges of fraud and financial irregularities when his body was found bobbing in the Atlantic Ocean. He was thought to have “fallen” from his yacht, the Lady Ghislaine.

If Maxwell’s life seems like the stuff of pulp fiction, it’s because he helped inspire a character in the James Bond movie “Tomorrow Never Dies” and was profiled by busy paperback writer Jeffrey Archer in his 1996 book “The Fourth Estate.”

Ghislaine Maxwell will go on trial in Manhattan on Nov. 29. She is charged with procuring underaged girls for Jeffrey Epstein.

• If a “war on Christmas” actually exists, it is not the Fox News-fueled malarky about “the left” banishing the holiday but the corporate and retail stampede to cram Christmas down our throats ever earlier in the calendar year.

In a brazen act of scheduling sacrilege, CBS broadcasts “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” (7 p.m., CBS, TV-G), three whole nights before Thanksgiving. Only a truly misfit toy would think that’s a good idea.

Anonymous ID: 0dd6ba Nov. 22, 2021, 8:52 a.m. No.111070 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>1106 >>1132

Ghislaine Maxwell 'won't get fair trial' - brother

https://www.msn.com/en-xl/news/other/ghislaine-maxwell-wont-get-fair-trial-brother/ar-AAR002o

https://archive.ph/x68fK

Ghislaine Maxwell's brother, Ian, has said he doubts his sister will get a fair hearing at her trial on sex trafficking and other charges which is due to start next week.

Ms Maxwell, the daughter of the late media mogul Robert Maxwell, has been accused of trafficking minors for her former lover Jeffrey Epstein.

She has been in a New York jail since her arrest in July 2021.

The former socialite has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

LISTEN: Ian Maxwell's interview in full

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"I think my sister's probably relieved finally that it is starting because she's been in prison now for over 500 days in isolation, so this has to come to an end," Ian Maxwell to the BBC. "The trial is starting, so I think there is relief on her part, and, I think, the family's part."

Ian Maxwell has previously warned his sister will not get a fair trial.

"I think that there are several reasons for that; the enormous amount of negative media coverage of Ghislaine for at least the last 18 months - it's only been going in one direction and that level of negative reporting which is not coming in any other direction than against her, I think it has a potential to poison the jury pool at some level if they are only hearing one side of the story and not the other.

"I am not here to go against the accusers or to talk about innocence and guilt, the reason I think this is a difficult process is because the way in which the authorities have chosen to proceed against my sister and to lock her up in isolation is wrong. It is an abuse of human rights and an abuse of the due process that has taken place."

When asked why no friends of Ghislaine had come forward to defend her, he said: "Ghislaine continues to have many friends. I know this because we receive mail, emails, letters and so forth from her friends, but we live in a world where people are cancelled for friendships of this type.

"Friends of hers have lost their jobs. A man helping us behind the scenes [in] the news-handling has lost two board positions because it's become known that he is somehow assisting the family."

Mr Maxwell was asked if he believes his sister should take to the stand in court: "One thing you can say is there's been an awful lot of talking by everybody for the last few years and the voice of Ghislaine has never been heard.

"The family is not going to leave it there. We are taking steps to lodge a complaint with the United Nations' working group on arbitrary detention because America needs to be held to account for the way it is choosing to discriminate against my sister. The treatment meted out to G has been appalling."

Ms Maxwell's trial is due to begin on 29 November and last for six weeks.

Jeffrey Epstein killed himself in a New York prison cell on 10 August as he awaited his trial on sex trafficking charges.