Epstein Docs: Ghislaine Maxwell Refused To Turn Over Info On Connection To Clinton Foundation

 Ghislaine Maxwell, the co-conspirator of late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, refused to comply with requests to hand over documents relating to any of her connections with the Clinton Foundation, newly unsealed documents have revealed.

The documents, sealed by a ruling handed down in mid-December by Manhattan federal Judge Loretta Preska, were part of a civil lawsuit filed against Maxwell by Epstein victim Virginia Roberts Giuffre. And while so far they have focused on the criminal behavior of both Epstein and Maxwell, newly released documents have begun to shed light on associates who may have been aware of the financier's crimes.

The latest documents mention former Polish model Adriana Ross – who was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in Epstein's 2008 non-prosecution agreement – and allege that she met Pam before the FBI arrived. In the meantime, computers were about to be removed from Epstein's house. To search the house.

Another document revealed that during the discovery phase of the trial, Giuffre had requested communications between Maxwell and more than a dozen "specific witnesses" – among them former President Bill Clinton and former First Lady Hillary Clinton. In addition to magician David Copperfield – whose name appeared in the first tranche of documents because he allegedly asked a girl in Epstein's household if she "knew that girls were being paid to find other girls" " – Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein also appeared in Epstein's call logs.

Maxwell reportedly refused to comply when she received a discovery request for documents related to any of her connections with the Clinton Foundation – specifically in an effort to determine whether she received any money from the Clinton Foundation. which “could provide a clear motive for him to give oblique testimony on this subject.”

In another document, a witness described seeing Britain's disgraced Prince Andrew – accompanied by his wife Sarah Ferguson – at Epstein's home. The same witness also recalled seeing independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and former President Donald Trump at the home, but said that when Prince Andrew visited, he stayed for several weeks.

According to one witness, Trump never stayed at Epstein's home — and did not even sit at the main table with Epstein and other guests, preferring instead to eat in the kitchen with staff.

Another witness reported that Clinton was seen on Epstein's plane during at least one trip, a not well-publicized trip to Africa.