Mega Edition: Sarah Kellen Vickers And The Never Ending List Of Accusations (5/12/26)

Summary

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The Epstein Chronicles

Episode Title: Mega Edition: Sarah Kellen Vickers And The Never Ending List Of Accusations
Host: Bobby Capucci
Date: May 12, 2026

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Episode Overview

This "Mega Edition" episode of The Epstein Chronicles zeroes in on Sarah Kellen Vickers, a key assistant and alleged participant in Jeffrey Epstein's criminal network. Host Bobby Capucci—joined intermittently by Rob and other unnamed contributors—dissects recent news, legal updates, and longstanding grievances regarding Kellen Vickers' evasion of legal accountability. Drawing from articles (Inside Edition, Daily Mail), trial documents, firsthand survivor accounts, and commentary, the panel questions why Kellen Vickers remains untouched by the justice system while survivors struggle for closure. The hosts' tone is acerbic, direct, and unwavering in its skepticism of the motivations and efficacy of law enforcement and elite society.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Sarah Kellen Vickers: Epstein’s “Lieutenant” Still at Large

• Open Discussion & Frustration
  • Capucci opens with incredulity at Kellen Vickers’ ability to dodge arrest despite being named in open court as a participant in Epstein’s enterprise.
    • “If you were accused of what Sarah Kellen Vickers is accused of, they'd be kicking in your door yesterday. But for some reason, Sarah Kellen Vickers is able to go around and live this jet setter’s life.” (00:44, Capucci)
  • Noting her marriage (to ex-NASCAR driver Brian Vickers), luxurious lifestyle, and attempts to evade subpoenas, the question is repeatedly asked: Why is this possible?

2. Current Legal Maneuvering & Evasion

• Subpoenas, Delay Tactics, and The Virgin Islands Case
  • The Virgin Islands’ efforts to subpoena her in the JP Morgan civil case have failed repeatedly; as in the Maxwell case, authorities are now requesting to serve her by email or certified mail.
    • “How is it that everybody else knows where she's living, what she's doing, but the U.S. Virgin Islands can't seem to find her to drop this subpoena in her lap?” (02:07, Capucci)
  • Capucci and co-hosts highlight how extreme wealth and connections enable such evasions.
• Quotes on accountability:
  • “Those rules are for me and you, not for these people.” (06:53, Capucci)

3. Non-Prosecution Agreements and Blanket Immunity

• Review of Legal Protections
  • Kellen Vickers is shielded by Epstein’s 2007 Non-Prosecution Agreement (NPA)—a deal that provided immunity to unnamed co-conspirators.
  • Capucci, Rob, and guests are adamant this agreement should not stand, repeatedly calling it “garbage” and “a minefield for the prosecution.”
    • “If you cannot convict people in this case, then you might as well pack it up and start chasing ambulances.” (34:43, Rob)
  • Discussion on how prosecutors and federal officials (specifically naming Acosta and Mukasey) failed by agreeing to and sealing the NPA.
    • “Which prosecutor hop skips and jumps and falls all over themselves to sign that deal? Oh, that's right—the state prosecutors in Florida, Mr. Acosta and his handler, Mr. Mukasey.” (20:43, Co-host)

4. Hypocrisy and Two-Tiered Justice

• Comparisons with Organized Crime, Calls for RICO
  • Hosts are outraged that RICO laws (used against organized crime) aren’t applied to Epstein’s operation and its enablers.
    • “If this was the Sinaloa cartel or the Gambino family, you think these people would still be running the streets?” (41:27, Rob)
• Privilege and “Rules for Thee, Not Me”
  • They roast Kellen Vickers' wealth and freedom:
    • “Be involved in a criminal enterprise… and then she gets to ride off into the sunset to enjoy her ill gotten gains. How much of that was made from Jeffrey Epstein?” (06:16, Capucci)
    • “She is now married to NASCAR driver turned investor Brian Vickers and has rebranded herself as an interior designer under the name Sarah Kensington.” (15:39, Capucci quoting Daily Mail)

5. Survivor Perspective & Victim Advocacy

• Direct Survivor Commentary
  • Capucci notes that survivors are “not happy”—they feel deeply betrayed as Kellen Vickers lives “carefree, millions of dollars, gigantic penthouses and just living it up.”
    • “Meanwhile, you're left to pick up the pieces and try and figure out how you're going to have some semblance of a normal life.” (13:12, Capucci)
• Victims’ Attorneys Speak
  • David Boies: “It would be a serious miscarriage of justice for the prosecution to stop there.”
  • Brad Edwards: “Ms. Kellen should share evidence to help those still seeking justice or should face prosecution next.” (Quoted in paraphrase from Daily Mail coverage, approx. 21:45)

6. Kellen Vickers’ Role and Conduct

• Allegations of Direct Participation
  • Accused of arranging and coordinating encounters with underage victims, scheduling “massages,” and intimidating survivors.
  • “She was acting as an enforcer almost for Epstein and Maxwell as well.” (28:35, Rob)
  • Her conduct and earnings ($250,000+/year, luxury perks) are detailed, likened to organized crime operations.

7. Connections, Cover Stories, and Rebranding

• Alias and Lifestyle
  • After evading prosecution, Kellen Vickers changed her name, moved states, and started an interior design business, traveling the world with high society.
  • “Who needs an alias except a criminal?” (42:02, Rob)
  • Hosts question whether any of her lifestyle is legitimate or simply laundering of Epstein’s money/connections.

8. The Bigger Picture: Systemic Failure and Media Complicity

• Accountability Gaps and Public Outcry
  • Repeated calls for the SDNY, FBI, and the larger Department of Justice to stop shielding co-conspirators.
  • Reprimands for mainstream and sports media for failing to scrutinize Kellen Vickers’ life and associations.
• High-Profile Associations
  • Explicit mention of her traveling with Bill Clinton (11 flights), with the hosts demanding more media questioning and transparency.

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Timestamps & Memorable Quotes

• 00:44 (Capucci):

  “If you were accused of what Sarah Kellen Vickers is accused of, they'd be kicking in your door yesterday. But for some reason, Sarah Kellen Vickers is able to go around and live this jet setter’s life.”

• 04:16 (Capucci):

  “How is it that a judge in open court says that you were a key participant in a child trafficking ring and you don't get charged? How is that even possible? And what world are we living in?”

• 06:53 (Capucci):

  “Those rules are for me and you, not for these people.”

• 20:43 (Co-host):

  “Which prosecutor hop skips and jumps and falls all over themselves to sign that deal? Oh, that's right—the state prosecutors in Florida, Mr. Acosta and his handler, Mr. Mukasey.”

• 28:35 (Rob):

  “Kellen was accused of making massage appointments for Epstein and pressuring young girls into not talking to police who said they were intimidated and frightened by her.”

• 34:43 (Rob):

  “If you cannot convict people in this case, then you might as well pack it up and start chasing ambulances.”

• 41:27 (Rob):

  “If this was the Sinaloa cartel or the Gambino family, you think these people would still be running the streets? They would have all been arrested a long time ago.”

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Segment Timestamps

• 00:00 – 07:47: Inside Edition article review, Kellen’s evasion, legal loopholes, consequences of wealth.
• 07:48 – 11:56: Kellen’s marriage, real estate, victim compensation, and summary of non-prosecution history.
• 12:41 – 23:26: Daily Mail article, comparisons to Ghislaine Maxwell, survivor perspectives, abject failure of law enforcement.
• 24:23 – 51:36: “Mega Edition” with Rob—deep dive on Kellen’s history, legal immunity, connections to Clinton, media failures, lifestyle, and ongoing calls for investigation.
• Selected Notable Quotes: See section above.

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Conclusion

Tone & Takeaway:
Bobby Capucci and his guest hosts pull no punches in their excoriation of the justice system, the enabling elite, and the ongoing impunity enjoyed by Sarah Kellen Vickers and the "core four" of Epstein's circle. The episode is rich with specific allegations, legal analysis, and survivor-focused commentary, urging listeners to question both government and media silence while calling for real, sweeping accountability.

Call to Action:
The hosts urge continued public awareness and pressure, asserting that “if there is any justice left in the world… these people will face the full brunt of the federal government for their alleged participation in Epstein's criminal enterprise.” (30:43, Rob)

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For full citations and the full text of sources discussed, see the episode’s description box.

Transcript

[Bobby Capucci]

What's up everyone? And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. Today we're going to talk about Saren Kellen Vickers, one of Jeffrey Epstein's top lieutenants and somebody named in open court during the Ghislaine Maxwell trial as a participant in the criminal enterprise run by Jeffrey Epstein. But somehow Sarah Kellen Vickers has found a way to to avoid being arrested. Now, can you imagine for one single second that you would be afforded the same sort of leeway here? That's just not the case. If you were accused of what Sarah Kellen Vickers is accused of, they'd be kicking in your door yesterday. But for some reason, Sarah Kellen Vickers is able to go around and live this jet setter's life. Married to a former NASCAR driver, living in luxury and somehow avoiding the subpoenas that are being sent to her by the Virgin Islands. And it's gotten so bad now that the Virgin Islands is trying to subpoena her by email. That sounds like a story we've heard before. No. Considering they couldn't find Ghislaine Maxwell and they had to do the same thing, I'm not shocked that Mini Ghislaine, AKA Sarah Kellen Vickers is using the same exact strategy. So today we have an article from Inside Edition and the headline, jeffrey Epstein aid may be living in $6.3 million luxury high rise as Virgin Islands attorneys try to subpoena her. Imagine, try to subpoena her. In what world does that work for the rest of us? There's no trying. If the government wants to subpoena me or you, they're going to do it. There's not going to be any of this, oh, we can't find them. Oh, we don't know where they live. They're going to find you and you're going to get served. So the question is, why don't we see the same energy for Jeffrey Epstein's people? This article was authored by Inside Edition staff. Sarah Kellen was among the members of Epstein's inner circle that attorneys for the U.S. virgin Islands were are looking to depose in their civil lawsuit against J.P. morgan, a longtime aide of Jeffrey Epstein, apparently living the high life in Miami as attorneys for the U. S. Virgin Islands attempt to subpoena her according to court documents. So how is it that everybody else knows where she's living, what she's doing, what she's up to, but the U. S. Virgin Islands can't seem to find her to drop this subpoena in her lap? Sarah Kellen is among the members of Epstein's inner circle that attorneys for the U.S. virgin Islands are looking to depose in their civil lawsuit against JP Morgan. But court documents obtained by Inside Edition say that all four attempts to serve her at her Miami apartment have been unsuccessful. And this is a strategy that people with some dough like to employ, right? Have their doorman make sure that the process server doesn't get upstairs, not answer your door, whatever it might be. These rich people, they find a way to avoid getting served. Now, you or I, forget it, we got to go to work or whatever, we're getting served, believe it. But when we're talking about one of Jeffrey Epstein's pets, somebody that has the keys to the kingdom, basically, well, they don't have the kind of vigor or energy that they would have if they were going after you. Lawyers for the U.S. virgin Islands are now asking a federal court judge if they can serve Kellen by certified mail due to the time restraints of their case, which require all depositions to be completed by the end of April. So she's trying to wait it out. And this is a strategy that has been employed by Jeffrey Epstein's people from the very beginning. Let's just wait it out. Let's wait for the news cycle to crush this bad news, and then we'll keep it moving. But unfortunately for them, that hasn't worked out this time. There's way too many people who are hip to what happened here and hip to what's going on still, and people

[Co-host/Guest]

aren't happy about it.

[Bobby Capucci]

So she's not going to be able to avoid this like she has been able to avoid it in the past, especially now with this outstanding subpoena that she's trying to avoid. In the government's motion, they state that Judge Allison Nathan called Kellen a criminally responsible participant in Epstein's enterprise. Well, Nathan sentenced another of the pedophile's longtime aides, Glenn Maxwell, to 20 years in prison following her conviction on federal charges, including child sex trafficking. And it's amazing to me that Sarah Kellen Vickers and Adriana Ross, Leslie Groff, none of them testified at Ghislaine Maxwell's trial or none of them faced charges of their own. How is it that a judge in open court says that you were a key participant in a child trafficking ring and you don't get charged? How is that even possible? And what world are we living in? In those remarks, Judge Nathan also said that Kellen was a knowing participant in the criminal conspiracy. Kellen has never been arrested or charged. Remember, Sarah, Kellen Vickers is protected by the Non prosecution agreement. She was named in that non prosecution agreement and she does have the protection of it. So it is a minefield for the prosecution to go after her. But we already seen that it's possible with Ghislaine Maxwell being indicted and then convicted. So how is it that Sarah Kellen Vickers is able to maneuver like this?

[Co-host/Guest]

At the very least, she should be

[Bobby Capucci]

brought in, she should be indicted and whatever happens from there happens. But there's plenty of evidence at the very least to bring an indictment here. The motion for authorizing Alternative service filed by Lawyers for the U.S. virgin Islands lists Kellen's address as a one bedroom apartment on the 36th floor of a luxury Miami beach high rise. And property records obtained by Inside Edition Digital confirmed that she purchased the property in August of 2021. Must be nice, huh? Be involved in a criminal enterprise the way she was, helped abuse countless women and girls and then she gets to ride off into the sunset to enjoy her ill gotten gains. How much of that money was made from Jeffrey Epstein? And even if a dollar of that wealth was obtained through through criminal means, then all of that money should be seized. But once again, we're never going to see that here. Those rules are for me and you, not for these people. Those records show that Sarah kellen Vickers paid $6.3 million for the 1970 square foot one bedroom pad. Imagine $6.3 million for a one bedroom pad? No thank you. A 2792 square foot apartment with two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms with the same view on the 20th floor went for the same exact price in March of last year, according to property records obtained by Inside Edition Digital. Kellen is married to former NASCAR driver Brian Vickers, who is a co signer on the Miami property and also also owns a penthouse property in New York City's Soho neighborhood that property records show he paid just under 4.8 million for in 2007. Imagine marrying this woman with all the women out there in the whole entire world.

[Co-host/Guest]

This is the woman you choose.

[Bobby Capucci]

Vickers later transferred ownership of that NYC apartment into an LLC that lists as its address Palm beach property. And that is located less than two miles from Epstein's former mansion and sold in April of last year for 6.225 million, according to property records. Must be nice, huh? You're out there doing it the right way, living your life, following laws, going about things correctly. Meanwhile, all of these people, like Sarah Kellen Vickers, are living life a completely different way, never paying any penalties for it. And still living high on the hog. Kellen is not party in the JP Morgan case and in the wake of the pedophile's death, has claimed that she too was one of his victims. She was allowed to seek damages through the Victim's Compensation program, despite a 2007 probable cause affidavit filed by police in Palm beach that alleged she coordinated and aided in the recruitment of minors to frequent Epstein's house so that sexual services were provided to Epstein, scheduled said miners to return to the work for Epstein, secured their appointments for the purpose of sexual activity and lewd and lascivious acts, and arranged the bedroom for said minors. Yet she was never charged, she was never arrested, never booked, none of it. Kellen was never charged or arrested. And in that case, as part of a non prosecution agreement Epstein worked out as part of his now infamous sweetheart deal. And I honestly don't think anything has ever made me more agitated as far as a legal situation. These people that were around Epstein, who have been named in open court, who have been named in affidavits, they should all be arrested. And the fact that they're not tells you everything you need to know about the nature of our broken down Department of Justice and justice system as a whole. Kellen's deposition could prove to be a crucial piece to the lawsuit between the US Virgin Islands and JP Morgan because she worked for Epstein from 2003 to 2013. In its lawsuit against JP Morgan, the lawyers for the Virgin Islands accused the company of funding Epstein's enterprise by continuing to serve his account and even after he entered a guilty plea in 2008 to two counts of solicitation, one of which involved a minor, which was BS from the jump. You can't solicit sex from a minor and then call her a prostitute.

[Co-host/Guest]

Right?

[Bobby Capucci]

A minor is a minor, so she can't be a prostitute. That whole entire charge was crafted to make sure that Epstein didn't face real penalties. The government's motion reads in part, JP Morgan knowingly, recklessly and unlawfully provided and pulled the levers through which Epstein's recruiters and victims were paid and was indispensable to the operation and concealment of the Epstein trafficking enterprise. Between 1998 and 2013, the bank serviced approximately 55 Epstein related accounts collectively worth hundreds of millions of dollars. The court document says JP Morgan has denied the allegations and has moved to have the case dismissed. In court filings, Kellen did not respond to multiple calls from Inside Edition Digital seeking confirmation that she is living in the $6.3 million Miami home she purchased in 2021, where attorneys for the Virgin Islands are attempting to serve her a subpoena. A text message to Kellan also went unanswered. So look, Sarah Kellen Vickers is playing the game. She's out here making moves and avoiding a subpoena, doing her best Ghislaine Maxwell impersonation. The question is, how long is the government going to put up with it? Alright, folks, that's gonna do it for this one. All of the information that goes with the episode can be found in the description box.

[Co-host/Guest]

Welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles. One person who was related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghisain Maxwell that most certainly deserves a harder look and to be brought in and at the very least deposed under oath is Sarah Kellen Vickers. While Ghislaine Maxwell was awaiting her fate at the hands of Judge Nathan, Sarah Kellen Vickers and her husband were just strolling around having a good old time. These people have been able to live a life of relative normalcy when they should not have been able to do so. Anybody who was caught up in the

[Bobby Capucci]

web of Epstein, especially anybody who acted

[Co-host/Guest]

as a lieutenant or as a groomer or somebody who was an important cog in the machine, every single person that falls into that category needs to be arrested. But yet we have the SDNY still sitting on their hands and someone like Sarah Kellen Vickers out there living her best life. Now imagine being one of the survivors and seeing this every day.

[Bobby Capucci]

People like this, living their lives with

[Co-host/Guest]

not a care in the world. Carefree, millions of dollars, gigantic penthouses and just living it up. Meanwhile, you're left to pick up the pieces and try and figure out how you're going to have some semblance of a normal life. So the question is, when is the FBI and the SDNY going to do something about this? Today we have an article from the Daily Mail and the headline, while Ghislaine Maxwell awaits her fate, Sarah Kellen, her ex right hand woman and third key figure in Jeffrey Epstein drama, strolls carefree in Manhattan. This article was authored by Stephen Wright and Daniel Bates and this article came out on a June 24th. Walking through Manhattan to see her personal trainer, Sarah Kellen appears to be enjoying a carefree life, certainly compared with her former bosses Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. And again, it's absurd that this lady is able to just go about her life like nothing ever happened. Like she was never involved with any of this disgusting, gross behavior. And the fact that the SDNY and the FBI has let her get away with it. It's just mind boggling to me. And then they wonder why people have questions about who else is involved. Was Epstein working with intelligence? A lot goes into it because normal people when they're accused of this sort

[Bobby Capucci]

of thing, yeah, they don't have it

[Co-host/Guest]

as easy as Sarah Kellen Vickers does, that's for damn sure. One cheated justice by killing himself allegedly while awaiting trial on sex child, on child sex charges. The other will next week learn how long she will spend behind bars for recruiting girls for the pedophile tycoon to abuse and taking part in the abuse herself. And as we all know, Ghislaine Maxwell received 20 years. But as Maxwell, 60, faces being jailed for up to 55 years in New York on Tuesday, the contrast in her fortunes with those of her ex right hand woman, Ms. Kellen, 43, could not be starker. She is now married to NASCAR driver turned investor Brian Vickers and has rebranded herself as an interior designer under the name Sarah Kensington. Now imagine that this lady who was accused of all of this stuff by so many different survivors is able to go out there and live this kind of life where she's basically a jet setter, she's married to a NASCAR driver, she is an interior decorator, interior designer and they're living the fat life. Meanwhile, these survivors, well, the story didn't end as happily, did it? She and her husband live in a 4.3 million dollar penthouse and in the trendy Soho neighborhood and also owns a 5.1 million pound condominium in Miami. Last week they were seen strolling a short distance to their personal trainer studio where lessons are thought to cost £120 an hour. That is some insane rates for personal training. But that industry folks in general, not to digress too much, but that industry in general, there is a lot of money to be made there. If you're a health professional, somebody who's a personal trainer, somebody who nutritionist, something like that, there is a lot of money to be made in that industry. And I had no idea how much money was in that industry until my girlfriend was part of cost an absurd amount of money to go to these boot camps to have somebody to give you nutritional advice. His stuff is expensive. So I could see how it's costing a buck 20 here an hour for some rich and famous people. The couple wore gym clothes and were on their phones most of the way, looking relaxed on the warm summer's day. Well, why wouldn't they look relaxed and feel confident that nothing's going to happen to them after all this Time. Sure. Seems to me like Sarah Kellen Vickers is gonna find a way to avoid all of this, whereas she's somebody that should be being looked at with a microscope and a fine tooth comb. Because I have no doubts, and again, just my opinion here, but I have no doubts that she knows a lot more. And how she's been able to avoid all of this in New York is just beyond me. Now, down in Florida. Right. Remember, she was part of the non prosecution agreement, but you mean to tell me she didn't commit any crimes anywhere else? Kind of hard for me to believe. And once again, not to come back around and beat this dead horse a little more. But if this was rico, this would be a whole different conversation. Sarah Kell and Vickers would have already been caught up in this as well as the rest of these scoundrels. It is a far cry from Ms. Kellen's time working as a personal assistant to Maxwell and Epstein. She has been dubbed Epstein's lieutenant for allegedly sourcing and booking underage girls for massages. This week, prosecutors described her in court papers as the third knowing participant in the sex trafficking operation after Maxwell and Epstein. So with that being said in court, how in the hell is she not under more scrutiny? How is she not being brought in to be deposed or indicted or whatever? And then people wonder why folks are so frustrated about what's going on here and about how the. The police, the FBI, and the Department of Justice in general has completely and utterly the bed throughout this whole entire thing. They had the goods. They had a mountain of evidence as high as Mount Everest, and they chose not to prosecute for all of those years, instead hoping that it would just go away. Oh, let's put our heads in the sand. Let's hope it all goes away. And if it wasn't for the survivors coming forward, and if it wasn't for Julie Brown writing her story, these people would have all gotten away with it. So the federal government out here trying to spike the ball, acting like they've done something to help, they haven't. They've been an impediment the whole entire way throughout this whole entire case. But she has never faced justice over the scandal. After becoming one of four women granted immunity from prosecution over Epstein's abuse in 2008, his lawyers persuaded the authorities to sign an agreement giving potential co conspirators protection from future charges. And can you imagine if you're a prosecutor and someone shows up with that kind of vague language in an agreement? Oh, yeah, well, we're gonna have Unnamed people here. And you know, you're not gonna be able to charge them in the future either. Which prosecutor Hop skips and jumps and, and falls all over themselves to sign that deal? Oh, that's right. The state prosecutors in Florida, Mr. Acosta and his handler, Mr. Mukazi.

[Bobby Capucci]

That's.

[Co-host/Guest]

Who does that. Those are the scumbags that sign off on deals like this. Meanwhile, these people, every single one of them that's protected under this order should lose that protection, and they should all be in jeopardy of. Of being prosecuted because they all played a crucial role in what went on here. According to court documents and according to the survivors themselves, the only one that shouldn't be indicted, in my opinion, is Nadia Marcinkova. The rest of them, they should all be indicted and they should all be convicted. Many serious charges against Epstein and co conspirators were wiped out in return for the billionaire pleading guilty to, to lesser offenses of soliciting an underage girl for prostitution. After Epstein's prison suicide in 2019, allegedly attention turned to Maxwell, paving the way for her belated prosecution last year. And while Maxwell faces the possibility of dying in prison for trafficking underage Girls For Epstein, Ms. Kellen is free to go on with her life, much to the disdain of survivors of the abuse. Look, I've, I've talked to survivors directly about this issue. They're not happy with what's going on here. They don't feel like they've been treated fairly or equitably, and they feel like someone like Sarah Kellen Vickers should be behind bars. Now imagine being one of these girls, one of these women who was abused not only by Epstein, not only by Maxwell, but by Vickers as well. And this lady still out here running around living her best life. Survivors lawyers David Boies told the Mail it would be a serious miscarriage of justice for the prosecution to stop there, adding that co conspirators should be held to account. Another U.S. victim's attorney, Brad Edwards, said Ms. Kellen should share evidence to help those still seeking justice or should face prosecution next. Absolutely. That's how they do it all the time. If they were talking about going after a drug organization, that's what they would do. If they were going after the mafia, that's what they would do. So why do these people get special treatment? Why are they being treated with kid gloves? And why were they given this absurd deal? In their memo before Maxwell's sentencing, prosecutors said the former socialite co conspirator general all around scuzz bag and bipedal serpent had trained her to take over scheduling massage appointments. Ms. Kellen's lawyer did not respond to requests for comment. They never will.

[Bobby Capucci]

And it's.

[Co-host/Guest]

Look, it's been established at this point by the survivors themselves that Sarah Kellen Vickers played a crucial role here. And not only that, but according to some of the survivors, she also played a role in the abuse. So the question is, what is the SDNY doing and why hasn't the FBI or arrested any of these other co conspirators? All right, folks, that's going to do it for this episode. If you'd like to contact me, you can do that@bobby capuchirotonmail.com that's B O B B Y C A P U c c I. @protonmail.com if you'd like to find me on Twitter, you can do that at B O B b y/cap ucci. The link that I discussed can be found in the description box. All right, everybody, we'll be back with a little bit more later on. Hope all of you are having a good one.

[Rob]

What's up, everybody, and welcome to the program. We're just gonna jump right in today. Okay, look, you know, I've been screaming about rico. I've been screaming about the expanded investigation. And the person we're going to talk about tonight is somebody that needs to be picked up like yesterday. All of these allegations out there, all

[Bobby Capucci]

of these fingers being pointed in her

[Rob]

direction and still nada. Nothing. Zip, zilch. No arrests, Nothing. It is time for Sarah Kellen Vickers to be brought in by the authorities. Point blank, period. Look, I'm not convicting anybody without a trial. You know, you guys know how I feel about all of that stuff. I. I'm not that kind of person. That's not how I roll. But there is more than enough probable cause here to bring her in and have her investigated.

[Co-host/Guest]

All of the core four.

[Rob]

So in case everybody has forgotten about Sarah Kellen Vickers, I thought, ehh, I'd get those memories jogged a little bit and add this article to the catalog. This article is from the Daily Mail Exclusive. Jeffrey Epstein's fixer was still socializing with the convicted pedophile in 2012, even after avoiding prosecution and changing her name, dyeing her hair brown, moving to Hawaii and dating a NASCAR racer. Now, this article was Originally published on July 12th of 2019. And to tell you the truth, we've probably done this article before. But we're diving in again because at this point in time, I don't know how anyone can say that Sarakel and Vickers should not be brought in and at the very least put under oath and an interrogation job should ensue. Jeffrey Epstein's female fixer, who allegedly procured underage girls for him to sexually abuse and was the keeper of his little black book, was still socializing with the convicted pedophile in 2012. Exclusive pictures obtained by DailyMail.com can reveal now that alone right there should be enough to bring her in. Right, the little black book. We know she was one of Maxwell's lieutenants. So if this investigation was as serious as we hoped it is, and as we hope it's going to be, then Sarah Kellen Vickers assuredly would be facing the hammer right now. So again, I don't know what's going on behind the scenes. Is there an unsealed indictment we don't know about? Maybe, I would hope. But you know, time is running short here, folks.

[Bobby Capucci]

It's getting close to the trial and you would think they'd want to charge

[Rob]

all of these people before then. Right now maybe I'm completely off. I'm missing the mark. Maybe I don't know anything about anything. And they're gonna wait till after Ghislaine Maxwell's trial to start and then they'll

[Co-host/Guest]

charge the rest of these people?

[Rob]

That doesn't seem likely. So what is up? What is going on? When are we going to see Sara, Kel and Vickers? At the very least brought in and talked to by a seasoned investigator. Sarah Kellen was seen cozied up to Epstein in February 2012 as they walked along Madison Avenue in Manhattan, deep in conversation before heading to Epstein's 77 million dollar townhouse. And this is why it's bupkis. When anyone like Helen tries to say they were a victim of Epstein after his arrest, you're still associating with him, you're still cavorting with him. And frankly, you were probably still being enriched by him. So you're part of the Crim conspiracy. You enriched yourself on ill gotten gains. That money needs to be seized. I sound like a broken record, right? And if I can see this and the forest through the trees, what the hell is the prosecution up to?

[Bobby Capucci]

Kellen was accused of making massage appointments

[Rob]

for Epstein and pressuring young girls into not talking to police who said they were intimidated and, and frightened by her, according to the Daily Mail. So she was acting as an enforcer almost for Epstein and Maxwell as well? She was, according to the Daily. I mean the Miami Herald. That was her role. Right. She was in charge of the Black book. She was in charge of getting out the massage oils, getting things situated, bringing the girls in, and in some cases, according to some of the girls, partaking

[Co-host/Guest]

in the abuse herself.

[Rob]

So while it's definitely a good thing that Maxwell's in prison or in jail looking at prison time, the rest of these people most assuredly can't be let off the hook. The investigation cannot be over. According to them, it's still an ongoing investigation. So let's see some teeth. Several alleged survivors told police they were taken to Epstein's massage room at his Palm beach mansion by a woman named Sarah after she laid out the massage oils. Sure looks like she was complicit. Sure looks like she was involved. Sure looks like she should be investigated. What in the ever living, Ever living is going on now? I hope that I'm just bleeding right now, right? I hope that they really are going hard in the paint behind the scenes. And I've been confident that we'd see a RICO investigation here. But folks, I'm starting to wonder and you know, where I'm at with that. Anything less than a RICO case here, anything less than the core for Indict Con, Maxwell and Brunel all going to prison. And this is an abject failure, in my opinion, for the prosecution. So I'm very interested to see what's going on behind the scenes. I'm very interested to see what other indictments come out of this, because if there is any justice left in the world, even just a little finger tip worth, then these people will face the full brunt of the federal government for their alleged participation in Epstein's criminal enterprise. Kellen did not respond to requests for comment when contacted by the Daily Beast. Of course not. Why, why would she? She's not going to say shit at this point. According to flight logs, Kellen also traveled on Epstein's private jet with former President Slick Bill Willie Clinton on at least 11 flights between 2002 and 2003. Well, wait a minute.

[Bobby Capucci]

Hold on.

[Rob]

Wait a minute here, folks. According to Mr. Bill Clinton, friend of Kamala Harris and I guess women everywhere, Bill Clinton, the champion of women, according to certain people, I guess, was on Jeffrey Epstein's plane 11 times with Sarah Kellen Vickers. Now, folks, we'd have to be real naive to think that there was not traffic survivors on those planes. Now, I'm not sitting here saying Bill Clinton was involved in abusing anybody. Nobody has said that. There is not one reliable witness that has come out and said that while with Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Clinton has been abusing People, that's not the point. The point of the matter is this guy was on the plane enabling Epstein helping refurbish his image. And that the same time

[Co-host/Guest]

all of

[Rob]

that's occurring, Epstein's abusing all of these girls. You don't think that Bill Clinton has some answering to do? You don't think the legacy media should be all over him? At the very least, let's see the same zeal that they showed about Acosta, right? Where is all of that vim and vigor? What happened to it all? Julie Brown

[Bobby Capucci]

Kellen was given federal immunity

[Rob]

under Epstein's non prosecution agreement in 2007 made with former federal prosecutor and Trump administration Secretary of labor and General jackoff Alexander Acosta, who resigned over the deal on Friday. Now remember, I'm not going to be dog walked into putting all the blame on Acosta. We know that's not the case. We know this goes all the way

[Bobby Capucci]

up to the top.

[Rob]

It was signed off on by Mukase. Okay, so I get it. Acosta should have been fired. This idiot should have never been anywhere near a presidential administration. So I have zero problem with him being fired, zero problem with him being held accountable. But I want to see the same zeal shown for people like Clinton. This isn't a one way street. This isn't, you know, firing rounds just one way downrange. All of these people who were involved need to be held to task. Yes, Nancy Pelosi's daughter, even your faves. Epstein pleaded guilty to two prostitution charges in state court in Miami and served 13 months in Palm Beach County Jail, during which much of the time he was allowed out on work release. He was released in 2009. Now we all know that that non prosecution agreement deal is a bunch of bs. I mean absolute straight garbage. A hot pile of steaming, dumped, illegally garbage. Now, the 11th Circuit, they have it well within their power to make things right. Will they? I don't know. I have no idea. I'm not in that room. I don't really know anything about those judges. But I will tell you this. If they come back and they uphold that npa, I have to tell you folks, the little bit of faith I have in this system will be shattered and gone forever. If you cannot convict people in this case, then you might as well pack it up and start chasing ambulances. Epstein pleaded guilty to two prostitution charges in state court in Miami and served 13 months in Palm Beach County Jail, during which much of the time he was allowed out on work release. He was released in 2009. Yeah, what do you mean, most of the time? The whole time? Guy had to report to jail to go to sleep.

[Co-host/Guest]

That's it.

[Bobby Capucci]

Still out abusing people. While he was on parole, according to Denise George.

[Co-host/Guest]

While he was out on work release,

[Rob]

abusing people, according to Denise George and others. And no accountability. No one in the states held accountable. No one in the federal government's held accountable.

[Bobby Capucci]

What about these people who are being

[Rob]

abused by him when he should have been a guest of the state?

[Bobby Capucci]

Do they have any recourse?

[Rob]

Can they sue the federal government? I mean, does it even matter if you do? We all know that these federal judges, for the most part, are a bunch of schmoes. Kellan, along with fellow executive assistants Leslie Groff, Nadia Marcinkova, and Adriana Ross, the Corps of War, were named in Epstein's 2008 Sweetheart deal as potential co conspirators. She remained fiercely loyal to Epstein after the deal and along with Marcinkova, visited him dozens of times in jail. There's no explanation for that. Okay? You cannot explain that to me logically and have me get on board and think it's okay, because it's not. What are you doing visiting Epstein, especially if you're going to set yourself up as a victim? You know, when Epstein was arrested the first time, that was the chance for all of these supposed people who worked for him who. Who want to set themselves up as victimized now to come forward and slam down the hammer on this dude. None of them did. Instead, they kept cavorting. Instead, they kept going to hang out with him while he was in prison. So guess what? Forgive me if I have no compassion for you now when the karma train is on the tracks. In 2010, Kellan was interviewed under oath as part of civil proceedings along with Epstein's other assistants about their dealings with the billionaire financier pedophile, and also asked whether Epstein's close friend Prince Andrew was involved with underage girls. So the only time she's ever been under oath was for this deposition. Now, did she perjure herself in this deposition? Are the prosecutors going through it with a fine tooth comb, like they should be? I would hope so. Kellan was asked by a lawyer, would you agree with me that Prince Andrew, the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family, and Jeffrey Epstein used to share underage girls for sexual relations? She replied, on the instruction of my lawyer, I must invoke my Fifth Amendment privilege.

[Co-host/Guest]

Well,

[Rob]

honestly, I don't blame her. I would have said the same exact thing. The last thing you want to do is incriminate yourself to the Federal authorities, folks, that perjury shit. And lying to the authorities is no joke. And especially if you've done something more, because that's probable cause. That opens the door that. That becomes big problems. Prince Andrew, the Joe Exotic of the Windsor family, denied any sexual contact with underage girls. Oh, of course he did. And, you know, it's funny. He hasn't done too many interviews lately, but his pops passed away, and again, I don't wish that on nobody. Look, as I've gotten older, I understand the stakes, right? Death is eternal, death is final. And whatever.

[Co-host/Guest]

I don't.

[Rob]

I'm not gonna take joy in somebody's death. That's just not how I roll. But he's given interviews now, right? And it looks like the FBI called him out on Twitter. They were like, oh, Andrew's giving interviews now? Because we know the FBI wants to talk to old boy. He doesn't want to do it. He does not want to sit down and speak to the FBI. Those of you out there who might be familiar with the author, Joe Abercrombie, know exactly who I'm talking about when I say that I wish. Sandan Glockta was the one in charge of this interrogation. Kellan and her fellow assistants were generously compensated for working for Epstein, where they made themselves available 247 and were indispensable to his personal and business success. According to a 2005 article in the New York Times. They were so complicit folks. They were such a huge part of what Epstein had going on that it's not Even funny. To $250,000 a year as an assistant? Come on, man. That's basically what you're making as a. The lowest level paid athlete in, like, hockey. 250 grand a year is a lot of money. To do what?

[Co-host/Guest]

Get coffee?

[Rob]

Yeah, right. That money was to buy their silence. That money was to buy their loyalty. That's exactly what it did. They are an extension of my brain. Epstein told the Times their intuition is something that I don't have. Yeah, no shit. You're not as smart as everyone says you are, Jeff. You never were. That's why I call you the Coney island hot dog vendor. Your intellectual acumen is not impressing me, okay? You are a run of the mill pervert, A degenerate with sick proclivities. And I'd have told you that straight to your face if you would have ever had the unfortunate luck of meeting me. Epstein paid his assistants more than $200,000 a year. Roughly 250,000. And the position came with perks, access to top hairstylists, Frederick Fakay Fakai, private jet trips, and meals from New York's top restaurants. Now, we've talked about Freddy Faki before, and we read an article about him, and you know what? I think I'm going to read that same article again. Because it was so long ago, sometimes we got to look at it with a fresh perspective. And these girls got all the benefits of this criminal organization, folks.

[Bobby Capucci]

They were living on high.

[Rob]

Flip the script.

[Co-host/Guest]

If this was the Sinaloa cartel or.

[Rob]

Or the Gambino family, you think these people would still be running the streets? They would have all been arrested a long time ago, their families shattered and their money taken by the government seized. But somehow, Jeffrey Epstein and his core four and his good friends continue to be able to fly close to the sun, even with wax wings. After avoiding prosecution, Kellan, 40, took steps

[Co-host/Guest]

to conceal her sordid past.

[Rob]

Sounds like Ghislaine Maxwell, doesn't it? Very eerily similar, isn't it? She went from a blonde to a brunette and re emerged as Sarah Kensington. Kensington, huh? Has a bit of a British ring to it, no? She also goes by the aliases Sarah Lynell Vickers and Sarah Bonk, according to public records. I don't know about you folks, but I don't have any aliases, okay?

[Co-host/Guest]

Growing up, my friends called me Little Rob.

[Rob]

Me and my dad have the same name, you know, Big Rob, Little Rob. Besides that, or Asshole.

[Bobby Capucci]

I really haven't had any other, you

[Rob]

know, nom du jour's in my name. My. My day. All right? Who needs an alias except a criminal? She spent several years in Hawaii and began dating NASCAR driver Brian Vickers in 2012, where she began popping up in pit lane at his races. I mean, and imagine, none of the sports reporters were on it. None of the sports reporters dug in. Bitch ass ESPN had nothing to say. All of these virtue signalers that today, well, they're all over you no matter what. If you get out of line, forget it. If you step to the side of. Of their way of thought, you.

[Co-host/Guest]

You're the enemy now.

[Rob]

Meanwhile, Sarah Vickers hanging out at pit row during NASCAR events, and nobody's going ham. The couple became engaged in the summer of 2013 and married in September 2013 in Wyoming, according to local reports. I don't know how this dude sleeps at night married to this woman. It's like Borgerson. Him and Borgerson are probably golf buddies. Obviously, I have no evidence of that, but it would make sense. Right after her marriage to Vickers 35, she reinvented herself as an interior designer and jet sets around the world, following her husband's career. In recent years, she has been pictured in Singapore, New York, Miami, Tokyo and Capri. Must be nice and I'm glad you've enjoyed yourself. Sarah Kellen Vickers because the train is on its way, the train of justice, and you're squarely in its path. There is no way on this earth that this lady should be running around living this life, doing the sorts of things she's doing after the misery she was involved in causing. There has to be redress, there has to be consequences. The couple divide their time between their homes in New York, Miami and North Carolina. Must be nice, their homes. Alright to talk about privilege. You know, when you want to talk about privilege, this is who you're talking about. These kinds of people, these are the people that really experience privilege. She is the owner of SLK Designs and Interior Design Company. Public records with the New York Division of Corporations show that SLK Designs LLC was established in May 2012. Oh, I guess it's just another coincidence that in that same year she was seen walking with Jeffrey Epstein on the way to the townhouse. Did Epstein have anything to do with incorporating that company? How much money did he give her for it, if any? Why am I the one asking these questions and not the federal effing government? In 2015, the Daily Mail reported that Kellen and Marcinkova, who renamed herself Nadia Marchenko and is now a pilot with a company called Avaloop, were operating from 2 million dollar apartments in a Manhattan building that was majority owned by Epstein's brother Mark. Well Mark, you as well, my friend, should be brought into this RICO investigation.

[Bobby Capucci]

Now I don't, I don't know what

[Rob]

involvement Mark had, if he had any, but I will tell you this. There is financial ties that bind and if you want to really get these people, if you really are interested in pursuing justice and bringing these people to heal, you would be going after their vast finances. Mark Epstein told the Guardian at the time he owned the majority of the units in the Manhattan building and had never heard of those two women's companies. Nah, nothing. Not at all. We call that plausible deniability, folks. Do you really believe he had no idea that they had apartments in this building? Two million dollar apartments. He has no idea who's in the units. On SLK's designs Facebook page it states, sarah Kensington makes a living doing what she loves in life, interior design. She is the owner of SLK Designs LLC and has studies at several Schools including the University of Hawaii and and New York School of Interior Design. Oh, who cares? Give me a break. She's gonna be studying at the School of Hard Knocks eventually. I hope. She's going to be studying in a jail cell soon, I hope. Sarah loves fashion, photography, travel, delicious cuisine, and anything design related. Housewares, interior design, art, architecture. In her free time, Sarah enjoys working with clay and painting. Well, the good thing for Sarah is if she does get convicted, she's gonna have plenty of free time to get engaged in arts and crafts. At the present time, Sarah Kensington is working with a number of clients on various projects, including renovating several corporate apartments in New York, the Caribbean and Paris.

[Bobby Capucci]

Oh yeah?

[Rob]

I'd like to know who she's working for. Maybe those people should be made aware of who she is. For the houses that Sarah manages, she does a number of duties which can involve organizing staff schedules, looking for and interviewing housekeepers and chefs. Purchase and source items that are needed for the household. Flatware, dishes, furniture, art, etc. Design, floral arrangements and interior design. Sure sounds like she learned at the heel of Ghislaine Maxwell, huh? See all the parallels here, folks? Look, a lot of you out there are way smarter than I'll ever be, so you don't need me to put

[Co-host/Guest]

these pieces together for you.

[Rob]

But it sure is odd how all of these things fit together, isn't it? But it's just a coincidence. And you're a conspiracy theorist. Epstein has properties in New York, Paris, and the US Virgin Islands. Well, not no more. Not New York. In an online profile about her, it states, when Sarah gets time away from her busy career, she enjoys traveling the world. Yeah, must be nice.

[Bobby Capucci]

And I hope that she has built

[Rob]

a bunch of memories, because when she's sitting in that prison cell, hopefully that's all she's gonna have to fall back on. She has visited a number of different places, including Bali, China, Japan, Russia, Cuba, Australia, Belize, Brazil, Colombia, France, Italy, England, Middle East, Israel, Africa, and all over the United States. How many of those places did she visit with Epstein? And how many of those places were they engaged in criminal behavior? Again, why am I the one that has to ask these questions? Reading is another favorite pastime that Sarah enjoys. She is currently reading Fierce Conversations by Susan Scott. Her favorite book is by Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged and the Fountainhead. Sarah is a lover of classic novels such as Dracula, the Hobbit, and Sherlock Holmes.

[Co-host/Guest]

Yeah, well, I got news for you.

[Rob]

Pretty sure, pretty sure that Mr. Tolkien would not be a fan of you, Sarah. In fact, when he created the orcs, I think he had you in mind. Epstein, 66, was charged earlier this week with two counts of underage sex trafficking. He was arrested by the FBI when his private jet landed from Paris in New Jersey on Saturday. None of the women are named in the new indictment against Epstein, and prosecutors say they don't anticipate filing charges against Epstein anyone soon. Imagine that. See how the. This, this investigation changed over time. When Epstein was arrested, they were gonna. They were gonna brush this under the rug again. The prosecution was gonna get rid of this case again. And the only reason that they haven't done the same with Maxwell is because all of you glorious bastards out there have not allowed it. So pat yourselves on the back, folks. You're doing fantastic work and you're making a difference. There is a reference, however, to the employees and assistants he used to allegedly traffic three underage girls in New York and Florida. Of course there's a reference, because while they didn't have the case that they were going to bring charges right away, that doesn't mean that charges weren't going to come eventually, right?

[Co-host/Guest]

Hopefully.

[Rob]

But again, we can only go by what the government has said and what they've put on the books. Acosta sealed the 2008 agreement, the Miami Herald reported, meaning neither the survivors nor the public were aware of Epstein's crimes, nor who else was involved in helping him abuse underage girls.

[Co-host/Guest]

See, this is the biggest problem with

[Rob]

Acosta, the ceiling of this. And again, that was Mukazi as well, though. So let's spread that blame around to everybody that deserves some, because, folks, there are plenty of scumbags who need to answer questions. The legality of that agreement is now in question. Epstein's survivors were not informed of it at the time, which is a violation of the law, meaning the future of Epstein's female cohorts is uncertain. So that's an understatement. And we know now, looking back, obviously we have hindsight as our guide. There is a lot going on still in the 11th. We have no idea when they're going to render a ruling about that non prosecution agreement. Hopefully it's very soon. But, folks, is there any doubt that Sarah, Kellen, vickers and the Core 4 need to be brought in, put under oath, and really investigated? If you'd like to contact me, you can do [e-mail] that's B O B B Y C A P U C c [e-mail] youm can also find me on Twitter obby Capucci all of the links that go with this episode can be found in the description box.