Ghislaine Maxwell Breaks Silence on Looming Publication of Epstein’s Names

Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving 20 years in prison for enticing young women to be sexually abused by multimillionaire predator Jeffrey Epstein, shared her thoughts via a lawyer ahead of the release of court documents that are expected to name more than 100 people linked to Epstein, Maxwell’s attorney Arthur Aidala told NewsNation Cuomo Maxwell has “nothing to say” about the impending release of names, but the former socialite disputes that the only person facing consequences from the rampant sex trafficking of young girls is a woman. “I don’t think she has anything to say, except maybe if you look at this crime, this crime in general, it’s men abusing women over a long period of time … and there’s only one person in prison — a woman,” Aidala said. Maxwell remains the only person incarcerated for the rampant abuse she helped facilitate; Epstein himself committed suicide in prison in 2019.

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