Chapter Ten: Justice Will Be Done

EPSTEIN: Devil in the Darkness

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🗓️ 14 November 2019

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Jeffrey Epstein was released from prison in 2010, but the fight for justice never stopped. Years later, he was hit with a barrage of civil cases that would eventually result in his arrest in July 2019 on sex trafficking charges. We now focus on the July 6th police raid of his Manhattan townhouse, the extraordinary cache of explicit evidence found there, exactly what the new charges are, and what revelations the new trial was set to uncover...including the testimony Epstein may have been preparing to give.

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0:00.0	I often think there was this picture on Ewen Maxwell's desk of Jeffrey when he was like in college and he was the ugliest troll you have ever seen.
0:16.3	Just really gnarly looking and I really thought well maybe this proclivity for you know sex three times a day no matter how you can get it
0:26.2	was to compensate for him being such a not so pretty child.
0:33.0	Welcome to episode 10 of Epstein.
0:36.0	Devil in the Darkness.
0:37.0	I'm your host, Danielle Robe.
0:39.0	Last episode, we heard how in 2008,
0:42.0	Jeffrey Epstein's legal team negotiated a sweetheart deal
0:45.4	that saw him convicted of only two minor counts in Palm Beach and how his
0:50.2	prison time was cushy to say the least.
0:54.2	He didn't even have to stay behind bars.
0:55.8	He could get out during the day and go home or go to an office.
1:00.1	By 2010, less than two years after his conviction, Jeffrey Epstein was a free man again.
1:06.5	To celebrate, he hosted a dinner party at his lavish townhouse in Manhattan's Upper East Side. Among those present that night were his constant companion, an alleged partner in crime,
1:17.8	Galane Maxwell, as well as Woody Allen, Katie Couric, former White House Communications Director George Stephanopoulos
1:24.8	and Britain's Prince Andrew. Though Buckingham Palace now says the Prince's
1:29.6	visit at that time was purely to break off the friendship. British journalist Andy Tillit explains.
1:37.0	Well, this is the latest and long line of attempts by Buckingham Palace to try to put distance between Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein.
1:45.5	And like others, it's pretty laughable.
1:47.6	I'm going to read you what a palace source told the Sunday Times newspaper in Britain. The Duke has been hammered for one mistake. the judgment, but what he did wasn't criminal. It was a mistake. He went to see a friend to tell them he couldn't be their friend anymore.
2:08.0	He was photographed and videotaped with Epstein during that stay, and it doesn't really seem like they were in the middle of a bro-breakup.
2:18.1	If Jeffrey Epstein's time at the Palm Beach County Stockade
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