Investigate Earth Conspiracy Podcast - Ghislaine Maxwell Trial Update | Day 8

Episode Date: December 10, 2021

The Ghislaine Maxwell Trial is going just about as we expected. What do we mean by that? Well I think we all have questioned how Ghislaine Maxwell is still alive when Epstein is now dead, but they had a plan all along. Lets talk about the Ghislaine Maxwell Trial Conspiracy and day 8 of the trial.

Welcome to Investigator's podcast. I'm your host, Chad, alongside my wife, Sherry. Hello. Don't even say anything. Hello, hello, hello. How is everyone tonight? I wonder if she's ever going to talk. Anyways, guys, welcome to the podcast on the Gisleen Maxwell's trial day eight.

We're going to give you a little update on this. Now, we've actually not covered this trial since day four. Uh, there wasn't just, I mean, there wasn't really a ton of stuff to really talk about as much. So we're going to go ahead and, uh, discuss everything that's kind of happened from day four to now. It's going to be pretty brief because there's still not a ton of information. I mean, although cameras are not allowed in the courtroom or audio recording devices, it's still the fact that there are reporters in there in the courtroom. And yet we still just don't have a ton of information. There's a reason for that, obviously. Uh, you know, we, we, got to remember the media that is in the courtroom. We have to remember the reporters that are in the courtroom. And we're going to talk about all that stuff. And, um, but you know what? I think this trial, if anything, is going as we pretty much expected. Yes. And since day four. Especially from today. Yeah. And since day four, I think there's been one, two, three, three other people testify. Yeah. That I'm aware of. Yeah. And, um, so basically, today was supposed to be day nine.

And something happened in the courtroom. One of the defense attorneys actually had a medical condition, some type of medical emergency that he or he or she was unable to continue with the case today. So the case was put on hold. The judge Allison Nathan said she expected the trial to continue on Friday. But the announcement actually followed a brief discussion among the lawyers in the judge's Robin Room. and after a government witness, a FedEx employee, I finished her brief testimony Thursday morning,

but Judge Nathan said the lawyer in question was necessary for the direct examination of an upcoming witness. The last of four accusers expected to take the witness stand in Ms. Maxwell's trial. The judge said there was no reason to think the lawyer's illness was COVID-19, but said the trial would break to make sure the lawyer received care. So kind of weird. You know, I first saw that, I was like, wow, that's strange.

But, you know, I mean, it could happen. Yeah, I mean, the thing is, like, you know, in 2021 in America, and especially, yeah, I mean, I'm just waiting on to see like this, this person, I mean, I hope whoever this is is going to be okay. But it's just like it wouldn't also surprise me to see that, oh, come to find out this person a year later, we find out was poison. Yeah. I don't know. Well, and it's like I was looking at some of the courtroom drawings. and I did see Jisling in a drawing, like hugging one of her defense attorneys, and it was a woman with long blonde hair. And I'm just wondering if that's one of maybe the attorney that fell ill.

I don't know. Maybe she knew that she was sick and gave her a hug. I don't know. That's a good question. But guys, before we get into this podcast, and we're going to talk about basically what our point in this. This is not going to be an hour-long podcast. We're always going to be about 30 or so minutes. Well, that's what you always say.

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Which is kind of strange to even mention that. But, you know, everybody's obsessed with COVID-19 nowadays. And the Omnicrom and everything else. So, yeah. But shortly after 10 a.m., lawyers and others were packing up their bags and, leaving the courtroom and they were carrying files and cardboard boxes as they have in and out the courtroom through the entire trial. And so a spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan declined to comment but said he would provide updates on the timing of when the trial would resume.

So although the judge said it was expected to resume on the 10th, which would be December 10th, which is tomorrow Friday. You know, we don't know that for sure. So the trial is in federal District Court in Manhattan and prosecutors were expected to present testimony for the fourth or from the fourth of the women who the indictment describes as victims of Ms. Maxwell and Mr. Epstein's sexual abuse and the fourth and last person to testify. Not that those are the only ones, but these were the only four that were going to go on the stand. So three out of the four have already testified. Yeah, a prosecutor told the judge on Wednesday that the government expected to be able to rest its case after the fourth accuser's testimony either on Thursday or

Friday. So, you know, and this is, this is a statement. So it said the trial has moved much more quickly than expected. Before it began, the prosecutors in the defense told Judge Nathan that it could last up to six weeks. Yeah, they were saying four to six weeks. But listen, so let me, let me explain what my thoughts are on this. And now, when we heard that Jiselae Maxwell was being held, you know, being put on trial for this. You know, first of all, we, we didn't hear about Jisland Maxwell for a while. I know when she was arrested and then we didn't hear anything about it

and then all of a sudden trial came up. But even now, it's funny, we posted, I actually posted a screenshot of, it just literally, it was a screenshot. And it said that, you know, it's funny how the mainstream media is not

covering this. I know. Like they should. And they're not. And Facebook fact check me. They blocked the picture and said, is untrue. What was the picture of? It was just saying that how the main, it was a screenshot of someone saying how the mainstream media is not covering this case. Well, Facebook fact checked it supposedly, quote unquote, and blocked the picture from being shown. I even tried to click it like six times and it wouldn't show. So I think a couple people liked it, but either way, Facebook is trying to silence the fact that people understand and realize that this is not being covered like

should on mainstream media. Of course. And, you know, I'm not a Twitter person. We barely go on Twitter. But, you know, if you go to Twitter and you type in, Just Lane Maxwell or whatever, it's one of the things that's tough for these social media companies to do, although they have this massive agenda of silence and free speech. They have an agenda of only letting the speech through that they agree with or that is part of the deep state agenda and the leftist policies. But it's funny because, like, you can't silence everything. everyone. And so, you know, you're either going to have to, Twitter's either going to have to come up with a system to just ban all hashtags to where, I mean, because interaction is going to happen.

Yeah. And people are going to talk. And listen, on Twitter, too, a lot of people I see on Twitter now, instead of saying the whole name, like if they say, you know, something about COVID vaccination, for example, they do a picture of the shot. So that it, because. But that doesn't even matter. Because mine was a screenshot of... I wonder how... I mean, because I think a lot of it is the bots and the wording.

Yes, AI. It's AI learning. Yeah. But the thing is, the funny thing is, AI has gotten so good on social media. They can tell what a screenshot says. Well, can they tell what emojis are and stuff? Yeah. I mean, I'm telling you...

So there's a lot of people are doing that. Instead of writing the whole word out, they'll do half emoji, half word. Yeah. So, but the funny thing was, I guess what I was, was getting at here is that, you know, in the beginning, we heard, oh, this is going to be a six-week extensive trial, and we've got all this stuff. Now, you have to understand, this is an elite pedophile ring. This is what it was. These things were called into question years ago, years and years and years ago, not only about Alex Jones, but by many other people that knew about this

had inside sources either in the government. This is a CIA cover-up of elite pedophile ring. there are CIA members that have been put in question in this. You know, there was the original prosecutor that tried to prosecute Epstein said that there's no way he can do this because obviously Epstein has a deep personal friendship with some national security agency or secret agency in the United States government. This is a prosecutor that said this. And so, you know, the fact that they said beyond the fact, beyond the whole deal with the fact that James, Colmy's daughter is one of the lead prosecutors in this. And by the way, James Comey was one of the main ones that was the dirtiest swamp rabbit in D.C. He basically led the spy campaign on Donald Trump. He did all of these things. He lied to Congress. He lied in front of everybody he ever got in front of, just much like what Falchie's doing today, like basically anybody else that goes in front of Congress, they can lie without consequence. And James Colmy was that person. James Colmy, if you want to know who some of the leading.

faces of the deep state are people like James Comey. It's people like anybody in these secret or in these intelligence agencies that have enough power to make things happen, regardless of true or not. These are people that are the four men or the forefront people of the deep state. These are not the people that are pulling the strings. No. These are the people that are the faces of the deep state that we just are put in the public. Like kind of the ones that are enacting the Yeah, they're the ones that are actually doing it. Right.

And keeping everybody else that is actually making the rules and setting the procedures secret. And like you said, his daughter is the one prosecuting. But we can't really say if she's like her dad or not, but. Well, but here's the thing. We talked about on a previous podcast, you know, this is a public corruption unit in New York that typically would not take cases like this unless unless you are you are going to or you were planning on right um prosecuting a public official and typically that is someone in the government and so but the problem is as we just read the prosecution if the if the thing resumes tomorrow is ready to rest their

case yeah so and but we were also talking about before this trial even got started that normally she would not be the one that would take over the case. It would be another division. Yeah, it's another division that literally it is organized crime, especially for sex trafficking. Right. That would take over this case. But for some reason, they took it over.

They took it over where it should have been somebody else's case. Yes, it should have, yes. And that is a total red flag right there to me. Oh, absolutely. Yeah, the thing is, they wanted to make it out like, well, they had an excuse to take this case based on public corruption, right? is what this unit specializes in. I find it funny because it's like,

you know, who better to, if you look at James Comey and you look at his corruption, which is evident, and I mean, it's obvious. It's more obvious. I mean, unless you are just someone that completely only watches CNN or MSNBC, and you believe everything they say, which I hope there's not that many people left like that,

but there are, unfortunately, unless you're one of those people, then you know James Call me, if you just look into anything that actually happened, just do a little research. That's the problem with people today in 2021. You can't research for yourself. We're just expected to believe everything.

Everything everyone says. Just believe them. But you can't research for yourself. And that is a problem. We have to research for ourselves now more than ever. Exactly. And if anybody research for themselves about James Comey and what he, his extent of his involvement in the Trump scandals,

the Russia stuff, the spying, how that's connected with the deep state. I mean, and then you got to research the deep state, which we talk a lot about in this podcast. But isn't it, you know, so if you have this person James Comey and then you have his daughter that is that also this unit is taking over a case that they decided to take over. Well, no, look, I if it would have been better if you would have said, okay, we're going to take this case because public officials are involved. Well, you know what? Maybe they're right. Maybe they're at least not lying. Oh, there are public officials involved, which is why we're taking this case. case, which is why we're going to make sure those public officials don't get involved in this. Exactly. We're not going to drop the bomb on all these important people. Yeah, and literally, that is almost as obvious as it can be.

Yeah. I mean, they took the case, yes, because the public official was involved, but it's because they're trying to protect them. Exactly. And some, I think there has been some bombs on some public officials, but nothing major, in my opinion, has, like, really come out with, you know, important people around the world. Yeah. So here's the problem. There are over 60 to 70 women, and I say women now, hell, who knows? Some of them may not even be adults now after 10 years. But I mean, honestly, but there are over 60 plus women that got money, received money out of Epstein's trust fund or whatever fund it was, the victim fund, as I call it. You know, Epstein's net worth was worth over $600 million at the least, which I think, you know, he was a billionaire. Right. But at least for the fund they were able to take out of was worth over $600 million. Well, I think $110 million of that was divided amongst over 60 women.

Right. And yet you're telling me that one of the biggest elite pedophile rings in history, and by the way, the only other person that you have besides that can connect anything in this case is Jisleine Maxwell. Yeah. Epstein's dead because y'all killed him. So now, Jislane Maxwell is here. You have the opportunity to bring down every dirty piece of shit person that was involved in this. Politicians, the deep state people, Harvard presidents, lawyers. Yeah, prominent lawyers, people in charge of corporations.

Yes. And which are worth shit tons of money. Yes. They hold major titles. and yet you're only bringing four witnesses, which by the way, according to all of the reporter testimony, or not testimony, reporter bullshit journalism, I guess we can call it. I mean, because a lot of it is.

I mean, that's why, I mean, honestly, for example, the Kyle Reddinghouse trial, we were able to watch that trial, okay? And I do bring this trial into the Julian Maxwell thing because we were able to watch it for two weeks. And we had, we had, We could have done a podcast every single day, and we did a lot of podcasts on Kyle Red House, but we could have done one every day. And it's like with Jiselaan Maxwell, we can't do it every day because there's just hardly any information coming out. Exactly.

But it's a supposedly federal case. It doesn't matter, though. So that's why they're not putting it on TV or where everybody can view it. But you have reporters that are on one side of the platform, I guess. Yeah. But if you were a reporter in that courtroom, are you like, there's no way. I would be writing every detail of what happened if I was in there. Yeah. You know, I'd be like almost dictating or doing a transcript of everything that was being said for the public to know.

Yeah. So the government's sex trafficking case against Jislane Maxwell basically rest on the accounts of four women. That's it. And they say they were sexually abused by the, by Jeffrey Epstein and DeLayette. And, Jeline, yes. But three of those women have already testified in federal district court, and a fourth is expected to testify this week. Hopefully tomorrow. All three said that Mr. Epstein sexually abused them while they were teenagers and that Ms. Maxwell played a critical role in facilitating the abuse,

establishing an initial contact with Mr. Epstein arranged some visits to his homes, or given instructions on how Mr. Epstein liked to be touched. So we had heard from Jane. We had heard from Kate. you know, Kate said she met Miss Maxwell in London when she was 17, introduced by older man. She was dating Mr. Maxwell had a home in Belgravia and upscale neighborhood where Kate was living with her mother. And at the time, Kate testified she had just moved back to England from France and had a few friends. I was quite excited to be friends with her, Kate testified. She seemed to be everything that I wanted to be.

And so. And Kate was even though she was over the age of concerns. or whatever. I think she was only like 17. I mean, she was still young. Yeah. And she was being groomed just like the rest of these women,

even though she was a little bit older. I mean, she was being given, like, expensive pocketbooks by Jisleen. Jisling was picking her up and, you know, just basically whining and dining her to give Jeffrey massages and whatever else he wanted. Yeah. Well, the key thing. here is you have Kate has testified. Carolyn has testified. Carolyn was 14. Now Caroline, we have not even talked about yet. Or is it Carolyn, Caroline, whatever. Yeah, she's the one that testified

yesterday that we've not talked about yet. Well, she was 14 and a friend brought her to Mr. Epstein's mansion in Palm Beach saying she could make money for a massage. Once there, Carolyn told jurors that she watched her friend massage Mr. Epstein, then have sex with him. So over the next four years, Carolyn said she gave Mr. Epstein more than 100 sexual massage. for money during which touched her, during which time he touched her and masturbated. Ms. Maxwell called her to arrange some of those massage sessions. So on two occasions, he summoned another woman to join the sexual activity, at least once, Carolyn said Ms. Maxwell participated herself touching Carolyn's breast, hips, and buttocks.

She recalled that Ms. Maxwell said that I had a great body for Mr. Epstein and his friends. She told jurors that she told Ms. Maxwell and Mr. Epstein how old she was. Carolyn said she spent money she received for the massage sessions to buy alcohol and drugs and ended up abusing both. She stopped going to Mr. Epstein's house when she was 18. He asked me if I had any of younger friends. I said no, she said. And then that's what I realized I was too old. Yeah, so she basically was kicked to the curb at 18.

Yeah, and she was basically recruited by the third, the third person that was a witness, I guess. Yeah. Like she is the one that told him, I think it was, was it Kate? Was it third? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, it was Kate that told her about it that, you know, all you have to do is go to this old dude's house and give him massages and he gives you money.

And what they, so they would go together and actually their boyfriends and one of the ex-boyfriends was on trial, our witness today talking about how they would actually drive the two girls there and they would sit in the car and wait. they go in there for an hour, they do their massages, and the girl that testified a day, she said they would give the massages, then she sat on the couch and watched the third, you know, the other girl, have sex with him.

And then he would leave the money on the table, and they'd go back into the car with their boyfriends and drive off. Yeah, so here's what I'm getting from this trial. Okay, you've got 60 or 70, who God knows how many women actually, was involved in this. And hell, who knows if some of these missing girls from around the world aren't some of them, honestly.

I mean, we don't know. We don't know how many missing women, you know, if you look up missing persons, I mean, just in the United States, let alone France or wherever else, I mean, there's tons. We don't know how many of those women went missing based on possibly something to do with this.

You don't know. But besides that, one of the things I'm seeing, whether it be because of what the media is only allowed, to report or whatever the case is. This is so reminiscent of the documentary I watched, we watched, on the Epstein case. The one thing I'm not seeing, really, is hardly any witnesses speaking about the island, pedophile island. I know.

There's not been, it's always like in the Florida pretty much. Yeah, which is his mansion. This was his personal thing that he did in his Florida mansion. That's where he got all the girls that go. But no one's talking about the island besides a couple workers and that didn't really know because they weren't allowed to be around. They had a 54-page manual telling them what to do and what not to do. But apparently the prosecution has the same manual because they're not allowed to talk about it apparently either. Because we, I mean, if you read everything out of this trial, there's nothing new that we haven't already seen in the documentary.

The documentary they had, I think it was on Netflix, whatever the hell it was called. You know, it's basically just that whole thing pretty much details. the Palm Beach Mansion. Right. But I think some damning information or some witness, like testimony, though, is that Gisleen Maxwell actually performs some of these sexual acts with these girls. Yeah, but that's not damning testimony. We know Jisleine Maxwell was involved.

Yeah, but this is the first witness that said that she actually, she actually, like, touched her and was a pedophile too. Yeah, but what people want to know based on. Because we know, you know, we know big important people. I mean, there have been reports of Prince Andrew being with a girl young. We know Bill Clinton has been on this freaking thing a million times. Everyone wants to keep bringing up Trump. He literally, I think, was on the flight log one time.

Well, he was on the, and I would bring him up too. But the thing that puts Trump aside. Yeah, that's fine. If I knew Trump, yeah, exactly. We would accuse him too. But the thing that puts him aside of these other people is, After all that crap, he banned Jeffrey from coming around his properties. Yeah.

And look. That's got to tell you something. Like I said, I don't, I'm not one of those people that will kiss Trump's ass on everything. If I thought he was involved in this, I would be all about it. I would, I would be calling his ass out, period. But I don't at all think that was the case. And I think you can see that from the, you know, the fact he banned Epstein from his, from his Marlaga resort. But not only that, let's just.

Understand this right now. This entire case rests on four freaking people that are only trying to bring Ghislane Maxwell down. But she's the one

that is being accused and... I get it. But that doesn't mean that these women, if the prosecution wanted to bring and implicate other people,

they would be asking those questions. I mean, they would be trying to figure out things about other people too. You're right. And I guarantee, to you this will be the death of this investigation yeah this will be it and there has been a second pilot that's been on the witness stand too and he did try to name drop some like famous people

which i think it was kind of swept under the rug like nobody wants to know about these famous people and what was happening with them yeah you know it's almost focused on just disillate we don't want to know anything about anything except for jisling she's the one on trial and the one on trial and the nobody else is on trial. That's what everyone, you know, that's the, the overwhelming, overwhelming response. But if I were the prosecutor, I'd be name dropping all these people in, you know? Yeah.

But there is no, there's nothing, you know, it's all about disilling and what she did. Yeah. And the thing is, if you look up the flight log names, it's really hard to find. Oh, my gosh. I mean, we've seen this before. and then it was pushed under rug and then, you know, whatever. But it's just, it's not something that you can just easily find. You cannot just find names of big, big wigs and big people.

And what we have to remember here is this is this is very similar to, extremely similar to COVID. When you look up something outside of the fact that vaccine is safe and effective, that outside the fact that COVID will kill you no matter what. It doesn't like try to look up ways that you can make your body healthier to fight COVID. You're not going to find it because it's censored. You know, these are things we should be telling everybody in the entire freaking world. But we're not. Same thing with the Epstein thing.

The only things they want you to see is Jolaine Maxwell, Jisleine Maxwell. And there's one thing I will agree. I absolutely think Jisleine Maxwell should be in jail. And she is guilty of being a pedophile just like Epstein was. But as her attorney said, the one thing I agree with them on is that she is being used as a scapegoat. Yeah. Meaning not saying that she's not guilty.

Not just for Epstein. No. But for all the other people. He doesn't even mean Epstein when he says this. Oh, okay. He means for everyone. He means she is being used to be taken down to the ground and so that this case can just go away. That, you know, if we just get someone guilty, you know, and there's been a big thing.

like in media or not media but you know there's been a lot of like conspiracy about how a police department or whoever will if you know there's been many cases of police departments that are that brings someone in on a murder

that 40 years later you find out wasn't had nothing to do with it but they solved the case so let's just let it go away this is a prime example of that and although yes Jislein needs to be put in jail she is being used as the beginning, middle, and end of this case.

Right. Because they're not going to bring anybody else. And like what you're saying is like after this is done, and I'm sure they're going to find her guilty. If they don't, I'll be like, wow. But you're right. They're using her as a scapegoat. So none of these other prominent people come out and are tried just like she is. Like I don't understand why they've not even been tried yet or why they're not going after them. Well, look, the thing is, is, um,

there's no question that between witnesses that they have, you know, I think we talked about it in the second episode of this, of the Just Lane Maxwell trial deal. But, you know, how they talked about, they made sure everyone knew, oh, well, you know, when we gave all these women this money,

we didn't say that you couldn't talk about this. I don't believe that shit at all. I believe this was a payoff is what it was. Two to five million dollars per girl that were assaulted or, you know, victimized. And by the way, this was largely without lawsuits. This was just, hey, here you go. Here's money.

This is a fun for you. Yeah, because we care so much. We ruined your life, so here's your money. No, but no. We care. See, that's bullshit, though. We care so much. We want to give you money.

And by the way, you don't got to say anything about anything. Bullshit. And I think a lot of, that is bullshit. A lot of the reason why other girls aren't testifying is for this reason alone is they've been pretty much paid off. Do you agree? I mean, I can see that some women... I think it's a payoff. I don't think it's just this victim fund where the agreements were that, no, you can't say anything. I don't believe that. I don't believe it. And I think there are some, like, you know, the girls that do are testifying, you know, they're trying to go by other names, but everybody knows who they are, you know, it's not...

Well, but the thing is, it's like, the fact that no one is coming forward about the island. Yeah, like, it's not even been brought up. Elites. And politicians didn't go to his Palm Beach mansion to have sex of women. They went to the island, which is why hardly anyone is bringing up the island. That's like a no-go. Because if you have to start digging into what happened at the island with witnesses, which, by the way, apparently these four witnesses were witnesses from Palm Beach, right? Not witnesses from the island.

These were girls that got molested in Palm Beach. Well, I think some of them did go to the island too. Well, I mean, I haven't heard. I mean, there's no testimony about Harley Day. I know. But the only testimony. I know she went to the island. Well, but the only testimony about the island really is from a pilot that lies his ass off.

Yeah, and there was a flight log and he didn't see any sexual relations happening on the plane. And then the second pilot, the only thing he mentioned is he saw the same girl. I think it was the witness from yesterday on four different flights. and he flew like 40 flights, I think. And they went to anywhere from Barcelona to like all over the place. Spain. Yeah. I guess that's the same place.

But like I said, it's sad because this prosecution, you know, this prosecution that took over this case that when they shouldn't have, unless they were planning on prosecuting politicians in this case. I mean, there's one thing. You can't take over a case based on public corruption unless you're planning on, you know, I don't know. Putting them in the spotlight. Yeah, in the case. I get kind of, though, too, Chad. Even if it's as a witness. But this is a case against Maxwell.

I get it. I get it. I get it. But if you're a prosecution, you know, you have full right and power to call anybody as a witness and subpoena them. And so if, you know, I mean, I guess my big point is that they made sure they only got the girls that had to do with Epstein, I think. I don't think they had. And so that basically leaves you four. women. Four women that you can pull from to talk to about Jis Lane. Everybody else probably had too much

information. That's honestly the truth. Well, no, I think the first victim though, babe, was the one that, like, is the most into, like, accusing him of all this other stuff, you know? Of what? Like, have you heard one other name of anybody? No, not on the trial, but I'm saying prior to that, she, the first girl, Jane, was the one that is the most accusing of like all these other famous people like you know being with them and stuff but it's not been on trial and there's no witness witness on trial saying anything about it but she's the number one accuser but the thing is look in this particular incident the prosecution would never have a problem with a witness talking about other people that also molested you there's no prosecution in the history of the planet that if this girl mentioned us

I can see this prosecution be like, hey, nope, objection to what my witness is saying because we cannot talk about that. There's no one that would do that. And the defense would damn sure not object to that because. Yeah, for sure. But do you think there's something about the judge or anything that's keeping them from saying name-dropping people? We don't know. We don't know because that's not being reported whatsoever. Yeah, that's what, I mean, so hush-hush.

We don't know what's allowed to be said and what's not allowed to be said, right? Well, the point is, is that if there's not anything, I mean, the whole thing is here is that the only connection, key, turnkey solution and people and witnesses that you have to bring anyone else in in this thing, which obviously there should be, I mean, this has went on for years. Right. So if we don't have other people in trial right now, along with Jislane Maxwell, it's never going to happen. Well, how do they do that and how do they get that? It would have been unpart of the investigation with the witnesses, with the women that were raped by these women, which is probably the 60-6. No, by the men. Which is probably the 60-something-odd other women that are not being brought in this case.

Those are the women that receive tons of money. And those are the women that will never bring anything. And I'm sure there's some kind of payoff agreement bullshit. Even though it says that there's not, I don't believe that. Because look, you have all, it's obvious. There were other men, important high profile men, more than likely raping young women, young girls. And yet nothing's being done about it. It's being looked over and they want you to look that over.

And that's why I'm kind of surprised the media is not covering the just Lane Maxwell thing as much because what they should be doing is covering it. Because then it takes the attention off everybody else. And it's just like, okay, see, open close case. see she's guilty. All right. The whole pedophile ring is done. We have someone. We finally got justice.

Yeah, we got justice from her. No, we don't. How do we get the rest of the ring involved in a criminal case? Never going to get it. It ain't ever going to happen. And never going to happen. And that's, I believe, exactly what the defense attorney was talking about with Jislane Maxwell is being used as a scapegoat.

Even though, yes, she's guilty. Yes, she needs to get a prison forever. But I do agree she's being used to a scapegoat as almost like a a false flag, even though it's not false, but a true false flag, which means let's just blow this thing up to where we want people to understand and believe there's justice finally in this, right? My mom, I guarantee, I call my mom after this shit's over and there's a verdict. She'd be like, yeah, see, yeah, I mean, see, they got him. They got him. No, you didn't get any, you got one person. There's like tons of other people involved in this. But she was a major, but she was the major part of, on the victim's side, she was the one that was grooming them. and giving them presents and giving them money. Okay, but listen. But if there is a teacher at a school, and we've seen this a lot of times, that is, you know, say this teacher is, I don't give a shit, say they're 25,

and they have a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old, right? Their ass is fired and in jail, and for a long time, by the way. And pedophilia in general, you commit a pedophilia crime, a sex crime against a child. I get that. As a normal person, your ass is going to jail forever. Yeah, I get that. Unless there's a liberal prosecutor. But I'm still saying how...

Or a far-left Democrat prosecutor. Yeah, I get that. And she should be prosecuted to the fullest. But how do you bring the rest of these important figures into a trial when it's not against them? It's against her. Well, at the very least, look, at the very least, you should... That's what I'm saying, though. They could have brought in witnesses.

Obviously, she had to do with all the other women at the island as well. She had to have. I mean, if you really wanted, I mean, if you really wanted to make sure she was guilty or whatever, you don't bring in four girls. And besides that, I mean, you would never also hinder them from talking about what really happened, whether it be other people involved as well. I agree with that. I agree with that. I think that they're not dropping names like they should. No, because they don't want to.

Because then that would lead to public outcry for investigations into these people. Got you. So you're saying if these women would have name dropped more and these names were all. in this court trial, then it's going to cause a more, like, an investigation. Yeah, public outcry because then you're going to have women name dropping and saying this guy molested me too. She set me up with this politician. Look, if she set all these girls up with Epstein, obviously she did that for the big people. Yeah. I mean, she has been, there's pictures of Jisleine Maxwell everywhere with politicians. Oh, she used to brag about being

friends with all of them. So if you really wanted to prosecute her, why are you? are you not bringing these people up? Why are you not saying that this girl was connected with this politician because of Gis Lane? I mean, you would bring everything you had. I mean, I mean, you would bring everything you possibly had. I get where you're going now. Yeah, I get that.

Against Gis Lane. And that includes politicians, elites, everybody. This would blow it wide open. There would be, I mean, this is what any prosecutor's dream would be to bring down all of these dirty ass people, especially people in power, especially if you are part of the public corruption unit that you took over the case for, which is what the reason why they said they took it over is because the possibility of bringing other people involved in this that were public officials. But it obviously isn't going to happen because they're about to rest their case.

So once they arrest the case and they find her guilty, everything's done and all these other influential people get away with everything. Yeah, I don't think you're ever going to see them in court ever. I don't believe. You don't think that they could still be investigated? Well, they could. Yeah, they can, but this would have already happened. I mean... During her trial? Well, it would have happened. I mean, damn, she was basically a nobody.

Yes, she was a... She organized it, what I'm saying? But she was a nobody in terms of political figures. She was very influential. She's not a Harvard president. She's not a ex-president of the United States. She's not a big-time lawyer for president. She's not a whatever.

She's had money. Yes, she organized it. But if you really wanted to blow a case up as a prosecutor for public corruption unit and you're bringing four witnesses that only are talking about Jisleine Maxwell and you have probably no plans on bringing anybody else to trial, it's bullshit. It's all a conspiracy. This whole thing, this whole big hoop law about Jisleine Maxwell is just a cover-up for everyone else. They already know that she's going to be found guilty.

And they think that's going to be enough to shut people up. So you think if the other unit would have prosecuted her, you think that they would have been like all into like name dropping. Well, I don't know. I don't know if they would. Getting all the like the whole ring involved? Not necessarily. I mean, because we saw it in Kyle Reading House case.

The prosecution had no case. But I think they were being forced, you know, from the top to no matter what, you're doing this. And we're going to withhold this and we're going to this and we're going to do this. We saw that in a car reading house trial. Right. And there's some things that they're not allowed to say. There's some things they can say. Like I just, I just think there might have been more bullshit come from.

power control from above with that other unit because I'm sure a lot of people that go to law school and especially people that go and want to prosecute sex offenses and and you know organized crime for sex trafficking probably have a big passion about bringing down everybody in that case. Yeah, of course. Unlike public corruption unit. Public corruption unit. I don't know about that. Especially if you're James Cormey's daughter. So there was probably just too many people that would have talked too much and talked shit. You know, had it been. They would have probably tried to bring in everybody, right? I mean, to... Yeah, I'm just saying if it was the other... Yeah, so I'm saying, yeah. Yeah. I mean, I think so, yeah. Would they have tried to bring all these... Look, there's a reason why this unit took it over the one that's the experts in this.

I mean, this other unit is experts in this. Yeah, they've tried every single major sex trafficking crime. And then all of a sudden it's not them. I mean, that is a big red flag. Yeah, it was taken over from them. But I just wonder if they were prosecuting. I bet you anything. it would have been...

Maybe. But that wasn't ever going to be allowed to happen because you're never going to have anyone put in place in something this big that's not supposed to be there according to your agenda. I mean, look, the biggest powers in our country are part of this. And so obviously, they have power across the board. Yeah, they're not going to be. And you're not going to be because of their influence.

Look, if Falschi and everybody else can go to Congress and lie their ass off continually, even though there's factual proof that they're lying, then what makes you think that this is any different? It's not. This is actually lower. This is a lower scale. I mean, this, Falchie affects everyone. Falschi affects people's, I mean, there's millions of people dead.

And it could potentially very much likely be linked to Falsci and his little bullshit scandal, which we're going to talk about on our platform. I can't wait for that. But we're not potentially. I know for a fact it is. Oh, yeah. And we're going to definitely talk about that. I can't wait.

Along with other people, Peter Dasick and the UNC professor. and communicate with China. But yes, if these people can get away with it and lie in Congress and lie to everybody, even though people are presenting facts in front of them and no one's doing anything about that, trust me. This case ain't shit for them. The powers that be have complete control from the top down. And that is what you guys all should take from us.

Don't expect anyone else to be charged. We talked about this already. This was going to be the case. We knew it was going to be the case. and it is the case. So, but guys, I think that's about it for the Jislane Maxwell trial day eight or nine. It's supposed to be day nine today, but that didn't happen because dude probably got poison. No, I don't know.

I mean, I don't really know what the exact thing was. But either way, we will definitely bring you another. Another episode, when we know more about something else that happens, I mean, I guess it's going to be on the defense to try to do this. It'll be interesting. Yeah, but I wonder if it's just going to be like a quick defense. Probably will. You know, because they don't really have anything else that they need to call for defense. They're not going to call big names to call their defense.

What I would do is, you know, if I was a defense, I'd call it every damn buddy. But I don't know if you can. I know. I don't know if you can. But, you know, who knows? Oh, wouldn't that be something if her defense team just said, oh, you know what, we're going to subpoena, you know, all these presidents, all these attorneys, you know, wouldn't that be something? Probably ain't going to happen. But, guys, that'll do it for this episode of Investigator's podcast.

And we will definitely check back on this case. As soon as we know more information, anything that's worthwhile to talk about, we will definitely, definitely come back to this. But until next time, which is going to be about 10 minutes from now, because we're going to talk about just. Jesse Smollett. We will talk to you guys soon. Yeah. We love all of you. Absolutely.

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