British socialistGhislaine Maxwellhas been at least 30 years for her role in 10 years of sexual abuse by her former boyfriend financier. Must spend in prisonJeffrey Epstein, the prosecutor said in a written discussion Wednesday.
The prosecutor said she should be sentenced to 30 to 55 years in prison, reflecting federal judgment guidelines. They made a recommendation to a judge presided over a sentencing trial in federal court in Manhattan on Tuesday.
In December she was sexed after a month-long trial that took up testimony from four women who said she was abused as a teenager, 60-year-old Maxwell. Convicted of trafficking and other crimes.
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In the filing of the judgment last week, the defendant lawyer said Epstein was the mastermind and the main abuser, "coordinating crimes for his personal satisfaction. She shouldn't spend more than five years in prison and shouldn't pay for Epstein's crime. Epstein was waiting for a federal trafficking trial in Manhattan, so she killed her in her prison in 2019.
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However, prosecutors said Maxwell said during 1994 that "multiple young teenage girls . He played an immeasurable role in horrific sexual abuse , "and in 2004 at some of Epstein's palace dwellings. They called her crime "terrifying."
"As part of a disturbing agreement with Jeffrey Epstein, Maxwell identified, cared for, and abused multiple victims, but she enjoyed a life of extraordinary luxury and privilege. Maxwell then left the victim permanently injured with mental and mental injuries, "the prosecutor wrote.
"The damage is irreversible, but it can be explained in making a legitimate judgment of Maxwell's crime," they added.
The prosecutor also urged the judge to refuse the plea of Maxwell's generosity while waiting for her trial and subsequently suffering in an unusual way in prison. .. Attorneys said she was facing the threat of murder and the harsh conditions that caused her to lose her hair and weight.
Maxwell's appearance in the trial proved that these allegations were wrong, the prosecutor added.
They said Maxwell "has enjoyed amazing privileges as a well-known inmate, far beyond the benefits given to the average inmate." It's not surprising that a woman who lived an incredibly luxurious life complains about her life as a prisoner, but that fact is not worthy of generosity in the judgment, and the extraordinary generosity demanded by the defendant. Needless to say.
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The prosecutor also attacked Maxwell's lawyer's allegations that she suffered a "trustworthy killing threat" in prison, according to an internal investigation of the threat, "If someone paid me a million dollars, I will kill her, "he said, revealing that the prisoner had said something to someone in passing something to the effect. As a result, someone who heard the statement reported it, and they said the prisoners were removed from the camp.
They also quoted Maxwell as they said, "a complete failure to deal with her criminal activity and her lack of complete remorse." Instead of even giving hints on accepting responsibility, the defendant makes a desperate attempt to blame her wherever she can.
Her efforts to cast her obsession on Maxwell's motivation to prosecute her and her allegations that she is blamed for Epstein's crimes are "ridiculously offensive." Said the prosecutor.
"Maxwell was an adult of his choice. She chose to sexually exploit many underage girls. She colluded with Epstein for years. Choosing, working as a criminal partner and causing devastating harm to vulnerable victims, "they said.
Prosecutors said that Epstein gave her almost all of the $ 22.5 million assets Maxwell claimed in her bail proposal.
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"With access to defendant's wealth, she is on par with the royal family, president and celebrities. And perhaps he was able to show his position as a member of a respectable society. That same wealth surprised the defendant and the girl from the struggling family who were victims of Epstein, "said the judge. Told.
The submission of the judgment also included a quote from a letter addressed to the judge by a woman who testified during the trial. For me. "
" I suffered from substance use disorder and eventually won. I am suffering from panic attacks and night terrors, but still struggling. I am low. I am suffering from self-esteem and loss of career opportunities. I felt unreliable in my instincts when choosing a romantic relationship and fought a lot, "she wrote.
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