Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-lover and alleged cohort Ghislaine Maxwell posed as a journalist in order to purchase a secret New Hampshire home,…
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s ex-lover and alleged cohort Ghislaine Maxwell posed as a journalist in order to purchase a secret New Hampshire home, prosecutors said Tuesday.
New details about Maxwell’s arrest emerged during a Tuesday virtual hearing in which U. S. District Judge Alison Nathan ruled that the “risks are simply too great” to allow Maxwell to be released on bail. Maxwell pleaded “not guilty” and is set to go to trial July 12,2021, until which time she will remain in prison.
During the hearing, Assistant US Attorney Alison Moe said that she was informed by the FBI that Maxwell had bought her luxurious New Hampshire home while using an alias and posing as a retired journalist.
A New Hampshire real estate agent told the FBI this information Tuesday morning before the trial, Moe said.
