In the United States, the trial against the alleged accomplice Epstein is ongoing. More and more details come to light – as does your personality.
New York – More and more details are coming to light in the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell in the United States. On Tuesday (December 7th, 2021) the public prosecutor presented several text documents that had been discovered on hard drives in Jeffrey Epstein’s property as evidence. According to the indictment, Maxwell should not only have been the partner, but also allegedly the accomplice of the convicted sex offender.
FBI analyst Stephen Flatley read from one of the documents in the courtroom. It says: “They have a lot of fun together. They both have an astute and curious mind. ”And further:“ Jeffrey and Ghislaine complement each other really well and I can’t imagine one without the other. ”Photos from Epstein’s estate that have now been published also indicate how close they are they both stood after their relationship. The trial is now investigating to what extent Maxwell was an accomplice in Epstein’s sexual offenses against underage girls.
Ghislaine Maxwell trial: sketches of the alleged Epstein accomplice go viral
Meanwhile, drawings by artist Jane Rosenberg are circulating on the Internet, especially on Twitter. Rosenberg is involved in the process as a court draftswoman. However, she herself had absolutely nothing to do with this distribution, she tells Newsweek in an interview: “I heard about the picture last night that the picture went viral on Twitter. But I don’t even use Twitter myself. The sketch is already a few weeks old. “
Rosenberg spoke to Intelligencer magazine about the sketch that had caused so much interest on the Internet: The drawing shows Maxwell who is looking directly at Rosenberg – and who is also sketching it on her notepad. The internet was full of reactions to this bizarre picture. One of the most common interpretations was that Maxwell was making fun of the court draftswoman.
completely losing my mind over this courtroom sketch of ghislaine maxwell staring straight at the artist and drawing them right back pic.twitter.com/La8sh4c9Pq
— Jello Bea Arthur (@DJWillMartin) December 2, 2021
USA: Trial against Ghislaine Maxwell – Epstein’s partner poses for her portraits
“It started with your sketches during the preliminary negotiations in this small courtroom. She did this a couple of times in a row, ”reports Rosenberg to Intelligencer magazine. Maxwell also began to interact with her: “She began to nod and wave to me.” Rosenberg did not want to prevent this behavior. Rather, like a photographer, she is waiting for the right moment to capture the picture.
She originally worked as a portrait artist until she was inspired by the court draftsman Marilyn Church to pursue this career path as well. She can now look back on a 35-year career in this field. (n / A)
