Thanks for posting this. I saw it yesterday. I had wondered if they were ever going to get her. I think her father worked for Mossad. She didn't just procure, she sexually abused girls. She needed catching.

 

Barr wanting to meet with Maxewll may be another joke. I can't find it on the regular news and I don't get a hit on Snopes.

But this last sentence was interesting (bolded):

CNN)More than 10 months after the death of Jeffrey Epstein and Attorney General William Barr's declaration that Epstein's "co-conspirators should not rest easy," the next domino has fallen with the Southern District of New York's indictment of Epstein's alleged accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell for operating a sprawling conspiracy to sexually abuse young girls. The big question now: Will Maxwell cooperate to try to save herself -- and if so, where might the SDNY's case go next?

Maxwell is now in an extraordinarily tough spot. The conduct charged in the indictment -- including sexual exploitation and abuse of girls as young as 14 -- is abhorrent and likely will evoke zero sympathy from prosecutors, jury or judge. The evidence looks overwhelming, including, according to court documents filed by prosecutors, testimony from "multiple victims (who) have provided detailed, credible, and corroborated information" that is "backed up (by) contemporaneous documents, records, witness testimony, and other evidence"; photographs linking Maxwell to Epstein and the sex trafficking ring; and Maxwell's own damning false statements made under oath during a 2016 deposition. Maxwell, who is 58 years old, faces multiple charges that carry maximum sentences totaling 35 years.

Given these circumstances, Maxwell has three primary choices. First, she can fight the case. But the vast majority of federal cases -- well over 90% -- result in convictions, which could send Maxwell to prison for much or all of her remaining life.

Second, she can try to work out a plea deal with the SDNY where she admits guilt, does not testify against others, and receives a somewhat lower sentence than if she was convicted at trial. But if I was back at the SDNY, where I worked for eight years, I would have no interest in giving any plea deal to an alleged child predator like Maxwell without requiring that person's cooperation in bringing other possible co-conspirators to justice.

Which brings us to the third option: Maxwell could try to cooperate with the SDNY to save herself and minimize her potential sentence. The SDNY requires potential cooperators to come clean about everything they know -- every crime the cooperator herself has committed, plus any crimes committed by others. If Maxwell does cooperate successfully, she stands the best chance of getting herself a substantially reduced sentence.

And if Maxwell goes that cooperation route, then anyone else who participated in Epstein's sex trafficking ring should not sleep easy.

We do not yet know who else might be in the SDNY's sights, but prosecutors did drop a tantalizing clue by staffing the case out of the Office's Public Corruption Unit (as it did with the original case against Epstein). I did sex trafficking cases when I was with the SDNY, and I know that these cases typically would be handled by the Violent and Organized Crime Unit (which includes the Human Trafficking Coordinators), not the Public Corruption Unit -- unless the case carried potential to implicate public officials.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/03/opin...l-jeffrey-epstein-indictment-honig/index.html

I have zero hope of anything coming out regarding Trump's alleged involvement with Barr in the DoJ. And maybe that's why, after all these months, Maxwell is finally being brought into the system--while her case can still be "handled." Let's see if the case concludes at the speed of light.

I know I'm just contributing to the swirl of conspiracy. The lack of integrity with anything involving Barr lends itself to wondering what evil lurks in the dark corners.

 

Invented statement? Because I cannot discover that Maxwell's attorney, Larry Vogelman (or Laura Menninger), has mentioned Barr.

I'm still looking....

 

OH! Thank you! Epstein's VICTIMS' lawyer said that Maxwell was possibly in danger.

 

Several ten thousand twitter users have now liked or retweeted the following claims:

Baligubadle:
Breaking: Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyer has refused to let Bill Barr visit her client in jail.
10:54 AM · Jul 2, 2020

source (10.4K Retweets, 47.5K Likes -- as of 2020/07/03 9:39 EST)

Richard Marx [blue checkmark]:
Why would Bill Barr want to visit Ghislaine Maxwell in jail the day she’s arrested? Hmmm?
6:34 PM · Jul 2, 2020

source (12.5K Retweets, 51.9K Likes -- as of 2020/07/03 9:39 EST)

Is there any evidence Bill Barr attempted to visit Ghislaine Maxwell on July 2? Or has a reputable news source mentioned this (something other than twitter comments)?

(a quick google search is only showing those twitter comments)

https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/...it-ghislaine-maxwell-the-day-she-was-arrested

 

Cohen (I think it was Cohen) said it was code for Keep me out of it and there is a pardon in it for you. Whoever said it, I don't know if that really is the explanation, but it was an interesting comment from an insider.