The Maxwell Trial
UNITED STATES v. GHISLAINE MAXWELL
Southern District of New York
Case No. 20-cr-330
CHARGES:
THE FOUR ACCUSERS (testified using pseudonyms or first names):
"Jane" — Testified she was 14 when abuse began in 1994. Met Maxwell and Epstein at a summer music camp. Maxwell normalized sexual contact.
"Kate" — British woman, testified she was 17 when introduced to Epstein by Maxwell in London in the mid-1990s. Described being flown to various properties.
"Carolyn" — Testified she was 14 when recruited in early 2000s in Palm Beach. Was paid $300 per visit. Described being recruited by another young girl.
"Annie Farmer" — Testified under her real name. Was 16 in 1996 when invited to Zorro Ranch. Described Maxwell giving her a topless massage. Later abused at NYC townhouse.
KEY PROSECUTION WITNESSES:
KEY EVIDENCE PRESENTED:
DEFENSE ARGUMENT:
Maxwell's lawyers argued she was being scapegoated as a "stand-in" for Epstein, who could no longer face trial.
VERDICT (December 29, 2021):
GUILTY on counts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5
NOT GUILTY on count 2 (enticement charge related to "Jane")
SENTENCE (June 28, 2022):
20 years in federal prison
Currently incarcerated at FCI Tallahassee
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