Mega Edition: Ghislaine Maxwell And The Dramatic Fall From Socialite To Inmate (8/6/26)

Summary

The Epstein Chronicles:
Mega Edition: Ghislaine Maxwell And The Dramatic Fall From Socialite To Inmate
Host: Bobby Capucci • Date: August 7, 2026

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Episode Overview

In this in-depth "Mega Edition," host Bobby Capucci (with contributions from guest commentators) delivers a critical, no-nonsense look at Ghislaine Maxwell’s journey from high society socialite to convicted inmate. The episode explores the flawed narrative of Maxwell as a "socialite" perpetuated by legacy media, examines her real role in Epstein's criminal enterprise, criticizes the broader elite culture’s complicity, and scrutinizes recent news such as Maxwell’s reported memoir and her associations within the socialite world—including a "Real Housewives" scandal. Capucci consistently calls for accountability and insists on naming names, while debunking attempts to whitewash Maxwell and the circles that enabled Epstein’s abuse.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Dangerous "Socialite" Narrative (01:01–10:00)

• Capucci opens with a fiery critique of the media’s tendency to label Ghislaine Maxwell as a “socialite,” which, he argues, diminishes her direct role in serious crimes:
  • “To call Ghislaine Maxwell a socialite in the legacy media is ridiculous... She's a child abuser, a sex trafficker, a general all-around scuzz bag, and quite possibly a bipedal serpent.” (01:10 – Bobby Capucci)
• He points out that this soft-pedaling by the press protected other elites and obscured the true scope of Epstein and Maxwell’s abuse.
• Applauds journalist Joan Smith (Guardian) for joining the effort to call Maxwell by her true titles: sex trafficker and abuser.

2. Media Complicity and Failure of the Elite (05:27–10:21)

• The episode dives into media failures:
  • Co-host comments: “The Fourth Estate is always supposed to be a bulwark between us and the most powerful.” (05:27)
  • Capucci calls out “legacy media gaslighting,” prioritizing divisive politics over in-depth reporting (06:00).
• Points to the Daily Beast as a rare example of holding Maxwell to account.
• Stresses that many people remain ignorant of the affair’s true depth due to inadequate reporting.
• Praises independent content creators and investigative journalists for breaking stories the media ignored or downplayed.

3. Maxwell’s True Role – Enabler, Gatekeeper, and Participant (10:22–13:41)

• Capucci underscores that Maxwell was not an idle partygoer but opened doors for Epstein:
  • “She was opening doors for Jeffrey Epstein that would have never been open for him...over recent weeks, during her trial, the answer became clear."
• Her “socialite” status enabled high-level connections, aiding in both financial crimes and sexual abuse globally.
• Discusses Maxwell’s direct profit from Epstein’s schemes and her proactive involvement in procuring and abusing underage girls.

4. Intelligence Community Connections and The Epstein 'Hustle' (12:34–14:42)

• Capucci suggests Epstein's operation had the hallmarks of an intelligence honeypot, similar to historic cases like Whitey Bulger:
  • “If you think the same didn’t happen with Jeffrey Epstein, I don’t know what to tell you at this point.” (13:41)
• Criticizes objections dismissing Epstein’s intelligence ties, framing them as naive or willfully ignorant.

5. Maxwell’s Privilege, "Victim" Narrative, and Public Sympathy (14:42–20:50)

• The show dissects attempts to paint Maxwell as a victim or special-case prisoner:
  • “All of Maxwell's bullshit was exactly that. Bullshit. She wasn't treated no different than anybody else.” (16:52)
• Ridicules the notion that her elite background or prison complaints carry weight.
• Compares Maxwell’s privilege with serial abuser cases, reminding listeners she always had agency and choice.

6. Financial Crimes and the Real Scope of the Enterprise (23:53–25:44)

• Argues that the financial secrecy and malfeasance behind the Epstein operation have been under-examined.
• Decries the tendency to mythologize Epstein (“Great Gatsby”)—preferring “Great Ratsby”—focusing instead on the elaborate criminal web benefiting the ultra-rich.

7. Maxwell’s Prison Life and Planned Memoir (28:43–33:54)

• Shifts to current news: Maxwell’s disheveled appearance and rumored memoir (Daily Mail coverage).
• Dismisses the idea that Maxwell’s personal account will vindicate or exonerate her:
  • “On what planet does Ghislaine Maxwell think that some sort of memoir is going to change anything?... Breaking news, Ghislaine, we all know what happened. You're a bipedal serpent, a child abuser, a human trafficker, and you're exactly where you belong.” (28:43)
• Describes Maxwell’s prison behavior as withdrawn, bitter, and entitled.
• Notes legal and practical hurdles for her memoir’s publication, suggesting it will likely be another attempt to “whitewash her involvement.”

8. The "Little Black Book" and Socialite Web (41:50–46:13)

• Examines how Epstein’s “elite” social web spans celebrities, politicians, and global business titans.
• Cites the latest “Real Housewives of Dubai” controversy, where cast member Caroline Stanberry is confronted about her presence in Epstein’s black book (Page Six coverage).
• Reiterates:
  • Appearance in the black book doesn’t prove guilt—but everyone listed owes an explanation.
  • “If you have a legitimate reason why you were in that book, then you should give that reason when you're asked. If not, people are going to continue to ask you.” (46:04)

9. Reflections on Accountability and Public Outrage (52:41–end)

• Expresses frustration with ongoing elite impunity and cultural distractions.
• The episode closes with Capucci calling for real justice, not tabloid drama or empty gestures.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the "socialite" myth:
  • “Words matter...it’s time for the legacy media to start calling her what she is.” (02:52 – Bobby Capucci)
• On elite hypocrisy:
  • “Anyone who was running around with Epstein and is my adversary. That's not true, Chanel Aon asserts.” (53:01)
• On real accountability:
  • “Enough is enough with these people. How long are we going to let them run around and do whatever they want?” (50:49)
• On Maxwell’s “memoir”:
  • “She really thinks she hasn't done anything wrong and that her charges will be dropped when people read it. Well, she's gonna be in for a very, very big surprise because I haven't talked to one single person...who's been like, 'You know what? Ghislaine Maxwell, she got railroaded.' And you know why? That's because she didn't." (33:54)
• On the enduring elite network:
  • “Whether it be the socialite community or politicians, you name it, everybody had a purpose as well. If you were brought into Jeffrey Epstein's atmosphere, into his orbit, there was a reason why.” (54:58)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 01:01–05:27 – Rant against "socialite" framing and media complicity
• 10:22–16:50 – Maxwell’s true role and elite privilege
• 20:50–25:44 – Contextualizing Maxwell’s origin and financial crime
• 28:43–33:54 – Life inside prison, Maxwell’s memoir, and Daily Mail reporting
• 41:50–46:13 – Epstein’s black book, elite connections, and Real Housewives revelation
• 52:41–end – Reflections on elite accountability and show wrap-up

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Conclusion

This intensive "Mega Edition" dissects and destroys the polite fiction of Ghislaine Maxwell as a mere "socialite," harshly calling out both her personal culpability and the broader circle of elites and media that shielded her for years. Centered on hard-hitting analysis, Capucci insists on factual accuracy, direct language, and relentless questioning of all those who enabled or covered up the abuse. The episode is a must for anyone seeking a brutally honest, detail-rich exploration of how power, money, and predation intersected in the Epstein-Maxwell saga.

Transcript

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years I've been saying that calling Ghislaine Maxwell a socialite in the legacy media is ridiculous. Especially when you don't go into context about what she is being accused of. And the legacy media just continued and continued to call her a socialite. Never brought up the fact that she was also accused of being involved in the actual abuse. Right. Instead we always got Jeffrey Epstein's madam, Jeffrey Epstein's pimp socialite with that connotation. You are basically saying that these survivors were prostitutes. And I've been bringing it up for quite some time because isn't it the media that tells us words matter and then they have the audacity to hop onto their computers or whatever it is they're pumping their content out from and start yapping away about how Ghislaine Maxwell is a socialite. No, she's not a socialite. She's a child abuser, a sex trafficker, a general all around scuzz bag, and quite possibly a bipedal serpent. So now that she has been convicted, one of the first things I tweeted out was that it's time for the legacy media to start calling her what she is. And that is not a socialite. Well, there's an article out today from the Guardian and the author of that article, Joan Smith, is picking up the rallying cry and she's saying the same exact thing. Let's lets call Maxwell what she is, a sex trafficker. And I'm very thankful that somebody like Joan Smith is, you know, smelling the coffee if you will. It's long time coming for the legacy media to call these people what they are. And when you Talk about Les Wexner. He should also be talked about in the same kind of light. Les Wexner, Victoria secretary, founder. No, Les Wexner, accused friend of Jeffrey Epstein, enabler of Jeffrey Epstein, and accused of taking part in his sex trafficking ring. How hard is that to put that down in the newspaper? What, are you all scared? I mean, it's illogical almost that the legacy media was so gung ho on calling this lady a socialite for so long, even though there were mountains of evidence. Now, don't get me wrong, there were some people in the print media who called out Ghislaine's nonsense for the whole entire run. There were some people in the print media who weren't buying any of her bullshit. And one of those outlets that has done a very good job throughout this whole entire thing, even though I might not agree with a lot of their positions on other topics, is the Daily Beast. They did a fantastic job covering this as far as the print media goes, and they have done a phenomenal job of framing Ghislaine Maxwell as what she is. Now, there have been plenty of other outlets that have refused to do it. Moving forward, I'm very interested to see which, which ones of these outlets actually fall in line here and call her what she is and not a socialite. Because again, it matters, right? When you're talking about Ghislaine Maxwell, the way the legacy media has leading up to all of this, they would frame it like she was just some socialite, or that this was some kind of madam situation where she was just providing prostitutes for Jeffrey Epstein. That's the way the legacy media framed it for a very long time. And then you wonder why people had no idea the true scope of what was going on here. You wonder why I'm getting emails every single day from people who had no clue the true scope. And it's all goes back to the legacy media not doing their job. And I know I. I got rant about that here on the podcast, but it's very important that you all understand that the legacy media, this version of it anyway, is not there as an ally for us, the people, right?

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The Fourth Estate is always supposed to be a bulwark between us and the most powerful.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

They're the ones that are supposed to be holding these people responsible, not independent content creators who are doing it out of their own pocket

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instead.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

The legacy media would much rather yap about how your cousin Tom hates you because he voted for Joe Biden, or, or your mom is some crazy racist because she voted for Insert politician here. That's crazy stuff to me. Okay, the legacy media gaslighting everybody, getting everybody wound up with their rage porn about how everybody should hate each other. Meanwhile, they're not breaking it down, they're not giving you the details, and they're not informing you of the real issues at hand, such as Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine

[Podcast Co-host or Guest Commentator]

Maxwell and the true scope of what they were up to.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

The good news is people are starting to wake up and just take a look at how popular a lot of independent content creators and investigative journalists have become as opposed to the legacy media. I mean, they have no one to blame but themselves either, by the way. All of these pearl clutching blue check marks on Twitter and elsewhere who get up there and preach down to everybody else while at the same time providing cover for people like Epstein and Maxwell. So it's about time that we stop calling Ghislaine Maxwell a socialite and it's time that we start calling her what she is, a sex trafficker and a child abuser. And the author of this article from the Guardian is doing exactly that. This article is from the Guardian and the author is Joan Smith. For for years she was described as a socialite, a word that conceals more than it explains. Socialites are almost always women from a wealthy, if not an aristocratic background. And their defining characteristic characteristic is being photographed with famous people. Imagine these socialites, and I'm using air quotes, come from some of the most powerful families in the world, scions in the world of business and politics, and you name it, and what are they known for? What do they use their great power, their great influence, their great wealth for to become more famous, to get in more pictures, to extend their social worth. Meanwhile, have any of you taken a ride down a major thoroughfare in any major city around the country and seen the absolute abject poverty that these people are living in? Meanwhile, we have a socialite class in this country who are basically getting paid millions and millions of dollars to get pictures, to take pictures places with people. And these are the people that others are looking up to. Sorry, not me. I think all of these people are weird. I think the whole entire so called polite society is corrupt and polluted and anyone who's aspiring to be a quote unquote socialite should probably have their brains checked. Ghislaine Maxwell fitted the bill, appearing in photos with everyone from Donald Trump to Elon Musk to Prince Andrew. But being a socialite is not a job. And it was unclear how she financed her opulent lifestyle, especially after the death of her father, Robert. Eh, it's no shock to me. We all know the deal she was set up with Jeffrey Epstein for this express purpose, for them to work hand in hand to provide compromise again. The legacy media refuses to touch that right. They refuse to really go down the real rabbit holes that matter. And for me, I'll just let my work speak for itself. We're going on three years here now with over 1500 episodes in the catalog, and the proof is in the pudding. The question is, when's the legacy media gonna catch up to this? Catch up to us about this? It took them forever to catch up about a bunch of other things. So I'm guessing it's going to take forever for them to catch up here as well, because they've been lapped, right? The stuff the legacy media is all shocked about, things people were. Oh, wow, I had no idea about is stuff we've been talking about for three years. And I don't just mean me. I'm talking about people who have been following this case closely. And when it comes to Ghislaine Maxwell's lifestyle and the way she got her money, it's very obvious how she got her money. She was working hand in hand with Jeffrey Epstein. He was engaging in all kinds of financial malfeasance all.

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All over the globe.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

And at the same time, Maxwell's role within the enterprise was bringing her in

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a bunch of bucks as well.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

So she wasn't a socialite as far as, say, like a Paris Hilton, Right? Somebody who's just going around taking pictures, getting drunk and acting the fool. That wasn't what Maxwell was doing. She was opening doors for Jeffrey Epstein that would have never been open for him. And that all goes back to her upbringing, Generational wealth. The old boys club of England, if you will. Over recent weeks, during her trial on sex trafficking charges in a New York courtroom, the answer became clear. Maxwell's wealth came from her erstwhile boyfriend. See, they still don't get it right. From her business partner and partner in crime, Jeffrey Epstein, who gave her at least 30.7 million over a period of 8 years. Way more than that, folks. Now, can I prove that to you with receipts? I can't. Okay. But when you look at the hustle Epstein was up to in the Virgin Islands and elsewhere, the Gratz hustle, the every other kind of IPO hustle you can imagine, every kind of money stash you can imagine, it was all occurring offshore. And I have a hard time believing that the only money Jeffrey Epstein or Ghislaine Maxwell had is what they told the federal government that they were holding. You mean to tell me they didn't have a bag in reserve? Stop it. These people always have a bag in reserve. By all accounts, Maxwell went from being in love with him to discovering that her usefulness lay elsewhere in providing a steady stream of young girls to satisfy his depraved sexual appetite. And this again is where they miss the point. They get a little bit of it right. But it wasn't just his sexual appetite that was being addressed here. His proclivities were perfect for the intelligence services. This is exactly what the intelligence services love. A guy like Epstein in the financial

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sector who has proclivities such as his.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

Get that guy involved in your schemes and your plots and your honeypot operation and forget it. The sky is the limit, as we have seen here. And for those of you who think the.

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The government will never be in bed with a guy like Jeffrey Epstein. I mean, just off the top of my head, a couple of people here that the government's been in bed with in the past, Whitey Bulger, Sammy the Bull Gravano, both men serial killers, both men, absolute murderers and scumbags. And the government had no problem getting in bed with them because the means justified the end. And if you think the same did happen with Jeffrey Epstein, I don't know what to tell you at this point. I know we have certain people out there. Oh, there's no intelligence ties with Jeffrey Epstein. That's absurd. Those are the very same people folks, remember, that were probably pitching you that the weapons of mass destruction lie in Iraq was right and that the whole entire Russia fiasco was legit. It's all BS and political theater with these people.

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[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

the girls trusted her, thinking of her as an older sister and only realized later that they had been betrayed. The socialite, co conspirator, general all around scuzzbag, convicted sex trafficker, child abuser was actually a procure, a word with deservedly unpleasant connotations. You see, she was more than that as as much as I appreciate the author here, Joan Smith, taking up the mantle and talking about how she's not a socialite again, she doesn't go far enough. Again, she's watching her words. You notice they never watch their words when they're attacking their political opponents, however, right. It does not sit easily with Maxwell's glamorous lifestyle. The planes, helicopters and visits to Epstein's private islands. Many well known people will surely be regretting that they ever moved in the same circles as Maxwell and Epstein, let alone appear in the aircraft logs revealed in court. Indeed, Maxwell's conviction last week on five charges seems to have created a kind of cognitive dissonance in some circles, as though such things simply should not happen to a woman with a degree from Balliol. I mean, again, this is the perception people have of the so called elite, and that's a perception that they have fostered for years and years and years. But those of us who know the deal, we understand that the so called elite, they're more depraved than just about anybody else. I don't care where you have your degree from, I don't care what kind of charitable work you have done. If you're running around with Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and the rest of them, you, my friend, are on the list as a piece of shit. Well, connected individuals who rarely display an interest in American penal policy have complained bitterly about Maxwell's prison conditions as though she is in a different class from other inmates. See, this is what I've been talking

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about this for a while.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

Anyone who knows people who have been to prison, anyone who has loved ones who have been to prison, understand right away that all of Maxwell's bullshit was exactly that. Bullshit. She wasn't treated no different than anybody else and she does not want to be on the main line. And then all of a sudden, all of these so called elite, all of these people who are in Maxwell's circle or Epstein circle, whatever you want, all of these People all of a sudden care about how jail reform's going or what's going on in the prison systems in the United States. But the thing is, where were they before Maxwell was arrested? Where were they when people like Kalief Browder were rotting away in prison? Siblings have rallied round, insisting that they cannot accept the jury's guilty verdicts, although that seems to be more of an expression of denial than in any real expectation that she will win an appeal. Well, you can't expect them to say anything else, right? There's no way that she's winning any appeal, folks. I don't buy it. Zero chance. Just like I didn't think she'd win her, her trial, I don't think she'll win any kind of appeal here. She was not treated any differently. She was not treated wrongly. And to be honest with you, she got more of a fair shake than just about anybody else. We know from rape trials that the public imagination struggles to accommodate individuals who challenge stereotypes about sex offenders. Whether it is the good looking date who turns out to be a rapist or the socialite who facilitates a pedophile. It's easier to believe terrible things about Rosemary West, a dumpy working class woman who helped lure girls into her husband's car and joined in his abuse of them, than an heiress who once rested her boot on the thigh of an entranced Boris Johnson. Seen for me, it's not. And I hope that that's one thing that all of you folks take from this podcast. If you take nothing else from it, please take this. Those who would rule over you despise you. Those who would rule over you are not these great people. And when I think about people like this, I don't think about working class people. I think about people like Maxwell and Epstein and Jean Luc Brunel and Darren Hindyke and the rest of them. Fred and Rose west committed horrific crimes together, torturing their victims as well as killing them. But Fred west was already a murderer when he chose 15 year old Rosemary Letts, who had a horrendous history of child sexual abuse, as his accomplice. Yeah, well, that's all fine and well, but Maxwell doesn't have that to fall back on, that kind of armor to wrap herself in. She was from great privilege. She was born into the Maxwell family. You want to talk about having money, talking about having dough and power and reach, it doesn't get much more elite than that. So any kind of position that's being taken that Maxwell is any kind of victim or that she couldn't stop Jeffrey Epstein if she wanted to is bullshit, in my opinion. She could have stopped him. She could have ratted on him. She could have went to the authorities. Instead, she continued to do it with him and continued to benefit from it. Predators have a sixth sense when it comes to choosing co conspirators. Maxwell was a grown woman when she met Epstein and fully responsible for the choices she would go on to make. But it is striking that their relationship seems to have begun around the time of her father's fatal fall from the yacht to be named after her, the Lady Ghislaine. That's BS as well. Again, the legacy media not knowing what they're talking about. And with all respect to Joan Smith, she could probably do with listening to

[Podcast Co-host or Guest Commentator]

the podcast for a little while before

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

her next article, because this has nothing to do with that. Maxwell was never a victim. Maxwell and Epstein met before Maxwell's dad died, in fact, and the whole entire thing was a plot set up for them to work in conjunction with each other. It's no excuse to say that the discovery that her father was a fraudster so soon after his death would have shaken Maxwell to her foundations. But it may be that Epstein recognized her weaknesses, seized his chance, and got access to an address book that included the Queen's favorite son, the Duke of York. Again, sorry, Joan Smith, that's not gonna work. All right? Your underhanded protection of Maxwell you're not gonna go over so well. She's a scumbag. She was not manipulated. She was very educated. At any time, she could have bounced. At any time, she could have ratted Jeffrey Epstein out. She chose not to. She chose not to. And now it's time to reap the storm. Maxwell's connections boosted his sense of impunity, which is perhaps the single most important factor in allowing predators to get away with their crimes. He would later describe Maxwell in humiliating terms as an ex girlfriend who had fallen on hard times, framing himself as the benefactor who had allowed her to live the style to which she had become accustomed. Again, all part of the plan, all

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part of the plot.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

I urge you to watch the show, Americans, if you want to see a better explanation of how these kinds of people who work in the world of spycraft or who are assets, how they conduct themselves. They'll set it up as if there's a married couple with kids, the whole thing, and it's all a plot. That's how the intelligence services work. I know a lot of us don't want to think about the intelligence services too deeply because it's terrifying. But I'm here to tell you everything that Edward Snowden was telling you, folks.

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He wasn't lying.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

And Julian Assange, he wasn't lying either. There's a reason that the American government wants him so bad, folks. The mystery surrounding the source of Epstein's wealth has led to comparisons with Jay Gatsby, the enigmatic main character in Scott Fitzgerald's novel. But such mythology lends a suspicious glamour to sordid crimes. No, none of that either, folks. I don't know who's calling him the Great Gatsby. More like the Great Ratsby. More like the Great Moron. The dude was getting his money because he knew the hustle. He knew the Gratz hustle. He was getting IPOs from Goldman Sachs. And he was on the team, right? When you're on the team, you get the hookup, folks. You got the Gratz hustle going on where you're basically guaranteed a buyback of the stock purchases you make by the bank.

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It's all a hustle for rich people to get richer.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

And I've been talking about this for three years now. The financial angle of this crime is never discussed enough, and nobody really dives in hard enough. It is a depressing fact that women who identify with powerful men often share their misogyny and reflect it back in a desperate quest for approval. Profiles of Epstein remarked on the disturbing fact that his homes were full of teenage girls. They're nothing, these girls, Maxwell once told a confidant. They are trash. And that's how Maxwell and Epstein thought about all of us, not just the girls. We're all plebs to them, folks. Our robber baron class, meaning our political class. And people like Epstein and Maxwell, if you only understood the low opinion they had of you, you would never ever again carry water for these pieces of shit. You would never, ever again get on Twitter and talk shit about this or that or the other thing. Because in reality, the real enemy, the real issue at hand, folks, are these kinds of people. Maxwell, Epstein, they're friends. It's not your uncle, it's not your aunt, it's not your friend from high school. It must have occurred to Maxwell by now that the two men she put absolute faith in, her father and her ex lover both left her to face the music after their apparent suicides. And for what? The columnist Barbara Amiel, who was married to the former newspaper magnate Conrad Black, recalls a conversation that shows Maxwell in an unexpected and highly unflattering light. I bet I'm in charge of more laboratories and bathrooms than you are, maxwell suddenly said as the two women were walking along the beach.

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While Amiel thought about it, Maxwell reminded

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

her to include those on planes. 39 said Amiel, and Maxwell's face lit up. I win. She exclaimed.

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Wha.

[Bobby Capucci (Podcast Host)]

I don't even understand that line of thinking. I mean, imagine being so rich or whatever that you're arguing about who has more bathrooms under your thumb. Sounds like a great argument to have. Questions about Maxwell's relationship with Epstein have now been cleared up. She procured girls for him and it speaks volumes about her moral compass, or lack of it, that she evidently cared more about the number of laboratories and in his mansions than the vulnerable teenagers she exposed to sexual assault and rape. Well, not only that, not only that she exposed that she took part in Ms. Smith, that she helped, that she had literally hands on. So when we talk about Maxwell, we need to remember that as well. She's not just some procure. She's not a madam. She's not a pimp. Okay? She is a child abuser, a sex trafficker and a scummy, pitiful excuse for a human being.

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alright folks, that's gonna wrap it up for this morning. Now I'll be back later on obviously with some more context episodes and we'll see about later on tonight. We might do a nighttime episode tonight. Nighttime Update. I have a couple of articles I want to get to, but starting tomorrow we're gonna be hitting the ground running folks. We'll be here every day. We'll be back on beyond the Horizon every day. And yeah, we're gonna keep the story going because there is a lot to get to. So I hope all of you folks enjoy your Sunday. And with that said, you can find me on Twitter, you can find me via email and to do that you can email me@bobby capuchirotonmail.com that's B O B B Y C A P U C c [e-mail] or you can find me on Twitter at B O B B Y Underscore capture ucci. All of the links that we discussed can be found in the description box.

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What's up everyone? And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. On today's episode we have an article from the Daily Mail and this article is talking about Ghislaine Maxwell and her disheveled look inside of prison. And as much as I like to pile on when it comes to Ghislaine Maxwell, what do we expect her to be fully done up here with her hair did and her nails all done up. So I can't really blame the lady for looking disheveled. If you were going to be sitting in prison till you were about 80 years old, I'm guessing you'd be pretty disheveled too. Today's article is from the Daily Mail and the headline ghislaine Maxwell is seen looking disheveled in US Prison as Epstein's madam works on a memoir to combat misinformation about her ties to the disgraced financier. On what planet does Ghislaine Maxwell think that some sort of memoir is going to change anything? She had a whole ass trial, a whole lead up to that trial, and decades to let everybody know what was going on. She didn't let anybody know about anything. And now all of a sudden we should all be sitting on pins and needles waiting for her to drop her memoir to tell us what really happened. Breaking news, Ghislaine, we all know what happened. You're a bipedal serpent, a child abuser, a human trafficker, and you're exactly where you belong. So save all the other bullshit for somebody else because you can miss me with all of it. The authors of this article are Matthew Lodge and Ben Ashford. A disheveled Ghislaine Maxwell has been pictured walking behind bars as she reportedly works on a memoir to combat public knowledge of about her ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The 62 year old, who is serving a 20 year sentence at FCI Tallahassee in Florida, was spotted with her hands balled up inside her sleeves as she stepped outside for some exercise. The disgrace socialite. You mean co conspirator fellow all around scuzz bag fellow child abuser.

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Not socialite was seen sporting a new shorter haircut as she did laps of

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the facility's exercise yard.

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On the frigid temperatures on Sunday, February 18th. Well, that's why her hands were balled up. Even down in Florida, it gets a bit chilly sometimes. It comes amid claims she is working on a book in which she will confront misinformation about her ties to billionaire 100 millionaire Jeffrey Epstein after court documents named the dead pedophile's associates and new details of his grooming empire earlier this year. There weren't new details. We had all of those documents pretty much previously. They just added a little bit of salt to the meal.

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the names that were redacted, but the actual documents themselves, we've had access to them for a very long time. In January, DailyMail.com revealed that Maxwell had been telling fellow inmates in prison to ignore the reports and promised she would write a memoir, giving the Truth, Although this is expected to be an attempt to whitewash her involvement. Oh, you don't say. I thought she was going to give us a real, full, unadulterated account of what happened. Because, you know, Ghislaine Maxwell is the pinnacle of truth, right? She is your old Salton Earth type of person. Never told a lie. I mean, she's George Washington over here. A source claimed that Maxwell, who was a close associate of Epstein for years, claimed the documents in the news are all false or misinformation. And. And the truth will only come out when her book does. Well, we all can't wait for that, because, you know, the arbiter of truth over here, Ms. Maxwell, has spoken. The insider said she's bragging about how great it will be, but it sounds like the same old lies she has told a thousand times. Well, yeah, that's because that's all she has is lies. What's she gonna say, oh, the picture's fake? That wasn't me on the plane. I didn't help abuse all these girls. Everybody's lying. And it's just laughable at best to think that she has something now that she's willing to give up or willing to put in a book that she wouldn't give the feds previously. Who are you protecting and why? And now all of a sudden you're gonna set the story straight by putting out an autobiography? She really thinks she hasn't done anything wrong and that her charges will be dropped when people read it. Well, she's gonna be in for a very, very big surprise because I haven't talked to one single person. And this is not hyperbole. Not one single person who's been like you know what? Ghislaine Maxwell, she got railroaded. She got a raw deal. And you know why? That's because she didn't. Ghislaine Maxwell is exactly where she belongs and she's being punished for her role in Epstein's criminal enterprise. Not because she was friends with Epstein and not because Epstein's dead. Maxwell was convicted of sex trafficking teenagers and multiple counts of conspiracy after a 2021 federal trial heard how she lured girls as young as 14 into Epstein's clutches. In a self serving prison interview last year, she denied knowledge of the dead financier's crimes, insisting she regretted ever meeting him and had no idea he was capable of evil.

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tell you that and expect you to believe it. I don't believe her. I'm sure most of you don't believe her, and the jury certainly didn't believe her. But hundreds of documents made public in January relating to a long settled defamation case filed against Maxwell by Prince Andrew's accuser Virginia Roberts, make a mockery of her claims of innocence. Scores of famous people, including Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, Donald Trump and Stephen Hawking were outed as being friends or associates of the late predator who hanged himself behind bars, allegedly in 2019 instead of facing trial. But multiple testimonies from victims and former Epstein aides once more insisted that Maxwell was the boss of his underage sex ring, drawing the same conclusions as jurors in her New York trial. And that's really what it comes down to. Ghislaine Maxwell can yell and scream and complain and act like she's been given a raw deal, but that's all a bunch of bs. Ghislaine Maxwell has been given more than a fair shake and she was able to run around free for all these years when she should have been in prison. So she should just save all of the nonsense about how she's writing a memoir or this or that, the other thing, and worry about her appeal. Federal inmates are prohibited from cutting publishing deals. But. But there's nothing to prevent Maxwell from writing a private manuscript, an activity protected by the First Amendment, and mailing it to a lawyer or a loved one for distribution. She doesn't have a computer, but has access to a typewriter and can bone up on the legal system via her job in the law library at the low security Tallahassee prison where she's been incarcerated since July of 2022. She has access to three lockers in legal and moves her manuscript and papers from one to the other because she's so paranoid that someone might steal it or leak it, the source added. I could see that. I mean, with her being so infamous, there's going to be people that will look to benefit. So if she's really writing this manuscript, I could see why she'd want to keep it private. Apparently it's already finished, but she is waiting for the right moment to publish it. Oh yeah, I'm sure the right moment. When is the right moment going to be? Ghislaine Maxwell the source explained how Maxwell has become increasingly withdrawn and bitter, behind bars and throwing temper tantrums and barely participating in prison life. Yeah, she's letting the time do her. We've talked about this before. You can't let the time do you. You have to do the time. And if that means, you know, losing yourself in education or being involved in whatever's going on at the prison, as far as, you know, programs, that's what you have to do. But if you sit around and cry and complain and do the whole woe is me shit, well, it's gonna seem like double the time that you're doing, so you better just get on with it. Unfortunately, people like Ghislaine Maxwell, they don't understand that. They don't understand that there's punishments for people like them. She believes that she's innocent. She has no idea why she's locked up. DailyMail.com previously revealed that how Maxwell hosted yoga and etiquette classes for her 846 fellow Khans after arriving in the Sunshine State and would go jogging every day on the running track. She recently abandoned plans to participate in a prison marathon race, however, barely gets any exercise and rarely goes outside. Oh boo hoo. Ghislaine Maxwell is in prison. Is it supposed to be fun? Should she be out here doing all kinds of marathons and living her best life? I don't think she should be. I think it's because she finally realized that she's not getting out of here anytime soon. This will all change, however, when her book comes out. Or so she thinks. Maxwell asked to serve her time at FCI Danbury, the white collar Connecticut lockup that inspired orange as the new black but was unexpectedly shipped 1,000 miles south to Florida. Well, that's not really how it went down. She asked to go to Danbury, but nobody ever made her a promise that she's going there, and the Justice Department decided that Tallahassee was the better location. FCI Tallahassee bosses tried to keep inmates from learning too much about her by removing the Library's only copy of Filthy Rich, James Patterson's best selling book about Epstein's crimes. But as word got around about her ties to the billionaire pedophile, she found herself being despised by her fellow felons who say she is aloof and has poor hygiene. Imagine this lady running around Miss Millionaire Billionaire. Poor hygiene? Really? Controversy ensued when Maxwell used the prison video visit system to give an interview to UK broadcaster Jeremy Kyle, in which she claimed, without evidence, that the now notorious photograph of Prince Andrew and Virginia Roberts was a fake. Still on that one, huh? Let's see some proof. Her and Victoria Hervey out here talking all kinds of nonsense with zero proof. Meanwhile, that picture has been validated by the man who saw it originally, the photographer. We've done that article before, so we have some receipts. Does Maxwell have any receipts? Does Lady Victoria Heavy have any receipts? The answer is no. So why in the hell would anyone believe anything that these two scafoozas have to say? DailyMail.com revealed how the chat earned Maxwell 48 hours in the Special Housing Unit, a prison within a prison with tiny, grim cells where inmates are caged for 23 hours at a time and fed through slits in the door. It's also reported that the Brit earned the title Prison Karen after lodging hundreds of petty complaints about life behind bars, from slating the paltry vegan menu to moaning about a transgender inmate having noisy sex in the bunk above hers. Well, I don't blame her for that. I don't care if it's a transsexual or whatever. I don't want anybody having a bang session above me. Maxwell, federal prisoner 02879 509, also landed two Cuban felons in solitary confinement after snitching on them for demanding that she buy them items with her $360 commissary allowance. She will be nearly 80 by the time she is freed unless she can successfully appeal her convictions for helping Epstein, who committed suicide, allegedly in prison while awaiting trial in August of 2019. He was 66. Federal prosecutors deny claims she was made a scapegoat for his crimes. Well, that's because she wasn't. She was right there in the thick of it. And not only that, but she was given orders to the underlings. So once you do that and you have yourself a, you know, supervisory role in. In a criminal enterprise, I don't want to hear that you had nothing to do with it. You were involved with both feet on the ground and both eyes wide open. And now Ghislaine Maxwell it's time to reap what you have sown. All of the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.

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Monday.com it seems like every single person who has ever been a member of New York's so called high society has rubbed shoulders with Jeffrey Epstein. It doesn't matter if you're a politician, business mogul, Hollywood star, foreign dignitary. It just doesn't matter if you were running around with the upper crust of New York in the 90s, the 2000s, well, you were probably rubbing shoulders with Jeffrey Epstein and his scumbag friends. And chances are if you were another one of the so called elite, you found your way into his black book. And you better believe people have questions. And so far most of the answers coming from people who have had their name found in that black book I have found to be lacking. You mean to tell me you find yourself in Jeffrey Epstein Ghislaine Maxwell's black book and you have no idea how you got there? Did they just go through the yellow pages and decide to put your name in their book just for effect? Or was there a reason you were in that book? Were you friendly with them? Did you do business with them? Were you partaking in Epstein's disgusting criminal enterprise? What is it? And a lot of these people who are in this black book so far haven't been made to answer for it. Now of course, just because you're in that book doesn't automatically mean that you're out here molesting people. And that's certainly not what I'm saying. Other people might be, but not me. What I'm saying is you better have a damn good answer for why you're in that book, right? And these people that just avoid it or give you the oh, I have no idea why I was in that book, those are the people that inevitably it comes back. We end up finding out that they were a lot closer to Epstein and

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Maxwell than they ever let on.

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And we see it everywhere, whether it be foreign dignitaries, American ex politicians, businessmen. This guy was hanging out with the so called elite at every single level. And that especially went for the socialite class, right? How many different people from the socialite class were running around and partying over at Jeffrey Epstein's? A whole lot of them. We have heard about people from all walks of life that were regulars at Epstein's townhouse or down in Florida. And today in this episode, well, another person just got called out for being

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in that black book.

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And this person is someone on tv. And it's a TV show called the Real Housewives of Dubai. Now I do not watch this version of the show. The only one of these shows I watch anymore these days as far as these housewives shows. And I can't even lie to you folks, I watched the Jersey one just because I just can't stop watching the stupid drama of that show. So I watch it with my girlfriend, but I don't watch any of these

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other ones, you know, about Beverly Hills

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or OC or any of this other nonsense that they have out there. I, I find it all repetitive. When those shows first started, I thought they were pretty funny to watch, pretty interesting to watch the train wreck, but now it's just a bunch of garbage, right? But the fact is, these socialites and these people that are in these shows, these are the very same people that were traversing the hallways of Jeffrey Epstein's townhouse. And none of these people have been called out on the carpet. None of these people have really been asked, hey, what's going on here? How is it that you were at Jeffrey Epstein's house so many times, found yourself in the black book, and yet you have no idea what's going on? You never saw anything that you thought's questionable, even now with hindsight as your guide. And I find that very, very hard to believe. Now, of course you can't prove any of that, right? You can't prove that somebody saw this or saw that. And it's a lot of assumption, but for me it's just a bridge too far to try and get me to believe that all of these people that were around him had no idea.

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All these young girls always.

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Not like he had a bunch of nieces and nephews, right? Not like he had his own kids. So what are all of these young girls doing around you all the time? And on this Real Housewives of Dubai show, this woman, Caroline Stanberry, got called out for being in the black book. So today we have a relatively short article from Page Six over at the New York Post. Caroline Stanberry called out for allegedly being in Jeffrey Epstein's notebook. This article was authored by Evan Real. A big claim about Jeffrey Epstein's little black book comes up during the Real Housewives of Dubai Season 1 reunion. And look, I know it sounds kind of silly, right? What do these people know about Jeffrey Epstein? On the outside, it looks ridiculous. Ah, someone's just saying that to try and, you know, demean their friend. But let's remember the halls of power that all of these women were traveling in. All of their husbands are loaded. And we all know that the kings and queens all play games together while the rest of us, well, while we toil. So they're all rubbing shoulders. They all know each other. And the fact that she's in the book, well, look, that's a legitimate question. If you find your name in this book and anyone ever asks you what the hell your name's doing in that book, you shouldn't get offended. Because guess what? Your name is the one in that book. Nobody else's. So people are going to have legitimate questions. And most of the people who are in this book are. Are people of means. It's not John, John the dog walker from down the block. It's not little Rudy the cab driver or Sally the doggy walker. These are legitimate business moguls. High flying hot shots with big old bank accounts that you and I could never even dream about ever seeing. And yet at the same time, hanging out with one of the most disgusting human traffickers in the history of the world and yucking it up while they do it. Lesa Milan accuses co star Caroline Stanberry of being among the names listed in Epstein's infamous address book. And now again, look, just because you're in the book does not mean you took part in the abuse. But there has to be a reason why Epstein and Maxwell thought it would be a good idea and to have your name in that book. What was that reason? I think that's what people want to know. And these people who are in the book who avoid answering, well, they're just making it worse on themselves. If you have a legitimate reason why you're. Why you were in that book, then you should give that reason when you're asked. If not, people are going to continue to ask you. That's how this works. It contained contact information of more than 1,000 celebrities, politicians and titans of business, including Bill Clinton, Donald Trump and Alec Baldwin, among others. And we all know that all of these people that were running around with Jeffrey Epstein, they're all up to the same nonsense as far as how they feel about the rest of society, right? They look down their nose at the rest of us. We're all replaceable. We're just chattel. And that was why Jeffrey Epstein and his associates, well, one of the reasons that they went after girls from broken homes, that they went after girls who were coming from trauma, who had been abused already, because they knew that that was the easiest path and that nobody would believe those girls if they ever came forward against these high profile hot shots. Focus on being in Jeffrey Epstein's notebook, Milan, 33, tells Stanberry 46 in a preview. Are you in Jeffrey Epstein's book? Host Andy Cohen asked Stanberry to which she just seemingly shrugs. Probably not the right way to go about it. Ms. Stanberry, why are you in the book? For what reason? And how do you know Jeffrey Epstein? Pretty simple. And if you're honest about it and you give some answers, I'm sure people will move on. I know me personally, I only have one desire here, and that desire is justice. That's right. I know a word that escapes most of us, but not this time. Enough is enough with these people. How long are we going to let them run around and do whatever they want while the rest of us just continue to get on? Of London alumni famously dated Prince Andrew following his 2000 divorce from Sarah Ferguson. So of course she was around Jeffrey Epstein, and of course she's, she's, you know, part of the old crew that they were running with. All of these socialites that were running with Epstein, how many of them have come forward? And that's why I just have zero good to say about socialites in general, if I'm being honest. What does that even mean? So you go to parties for a living, you go around and you grift for a living. Here's an idea. Get a job. Nobody cares that you're a socialite. What is this, the Gilded Age? The British royal, 62, was a noted acquaintance of the late pedophile Epstein, who committed suicide, allegedly in jail, in August of 2019, before his sex trafficking trial was scheduled to begin. In the aftermath, Prince Andrew was accused of forcing Virginia Roberts, one of Epstein's many survivors, to have disgusting sex with them three times starting in 2001 when she was just 17. Prince Andrew has denied the claims. And it's funny that that Stanberry was with Andrew at the time. Right? So these are legitimate questions. Now I'm not sitting here saying that Ms. Stanberry had anything to do with it or anything like that, but you don't know what you saw. Maybe, maybe you should come forward and a short shrug of the shoulders when being called out about it is not the right way to go.

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Monday.com elsewhere in the real Housewives of Dubai reunion clip, Milan calls Stanberry the Wicked Witch of the Middle East. Stanberry then accuses Milan of being a former escort. Later, Stanberry alleges that her castmates made a pact to get her fired from the New Housewives series prior to production. Well, if you're running around with Jeffrey Epstein, you should have never been on this show in the first place, ladies. So even though I haven't watched one minute of this show, I'm with the other women. Anyone who was running around with Epstein and is my adversary. That's not true, chanel Aon asserts. Yes, it was because I was part of it. Caroline Brooks fires back. The trailer concludes with Stanberry presenting a collection of documents she titled Lisa Milan's Book of Lies. The binders cover image features Milan with a Pinocchio style nose photoshopped on her face. Imagine having so little problem in the world that this is what you do. You sit around with your friends all day. You drink wine, talk, hang out in Dubai and then get on the Internet and throw accusations at each other. Meanwhile, people can't put food on the table, people can't afford their electricity bill. And I was just reading an article that like one in six Americans are going to struggle paying for their electricity bills this winter. But go ahead and have another argument about this nonsense. Reason 475,336 I can't watch this garbage on TV anymore. You're obsessed with me and irate, Milan tells Stanberry, you wish you look like this. Part one of the Real Housewives of Dubai season airs Wednesday, August 31st at 9pm on Bravo. Well, the point of this article once again is just to show you how deep the ties of Epstein went. Whether it be the socialite community or whether it be politicians, you name it, everybody had a purpose as well. If you were brought into Jeffrey Epstein's atmosphere, into his orbit, there was a reason why. It wasn't because he's a nice guy or he wants to do something for you. Now the question is, what was Stanberry brought into the orbit to do? And I guess that's a question only she can answer. All right, folks, that most certainly is going to do it for this episode. Now, I've had some of you reach out to me about how you could help out with the show, donate and stuff like that. And while I don't really have any sort of, you know, anything set up for that purpose, I do have a PayPal account and I'll put the PayPal account link in the description box. So those of you out there who have contacted me, if you want to donate some dollars to the show, a couple bucks, Cool. Totally not necessary. You don't have to do it. And it's not something that I promote here on the podcast fortunate enough that my advertiser dollars are enough to keep the show running right and make it worthwhile. So I know how rough it is on folks with finances these days. So I try, I'm trying to go a different route with it. I know everybody has their stuff set up for crowdfunding and that's awesome, that's

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