Hunting Ghislaine: The Black Book

Sweeney Talks

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Society & Culture, Politics, Government, News

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🗓️ 2 December 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Ghislaine Maxwell’s address book is packed with the names of the rich, famous and powerful. But how did no one know what was happening behind the scenes? Did Ghislaine’s black book and her friendships with the likes of Donald Trump who said: “I wish her well” and Bill Clinton provide an aura of respectability that prevented proper scrutiny?

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0:45.3	Some listeners may be upset by disturbing content in this episode, which deals with the sexual abuse of minors.
0:56.0	Shilene Maxwell has a black book.
0:59.0	It's an address book so that she can organise her life
1:02.0	and that of the man she serves.
1:05.0	He is Jeffrey Epstein, very rich,
1:08.0	probably a blackmailer,
1:10.0	certainly a serial paedophile, a predator of young girls,
1:15.1	just past puberty.
1:19.9	Nobody in.
1:23.8	It's actually two address books in one.
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