The Company You Keep

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The arrest on Thursday of the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's partner / procurer Ghislaine Maxwell on six felony counts involving the sexual exploitation of minors means that many prominent friends of Epstein are in for anxious times in the months ahead, including sexual predator and mentally unstable Donald "Grab 'Em By The P*ssy" Trump and Britain's Prince "Randy Andy" Andrew. The grand jury's indictment is full of sordid details of Maxwell's role in procuring and transporting minor girls to service Epstein and his deviant friends.

Maxwell has been dodging the law for the past year, following Epstein's arrest in July 2019 on charges of sexually exploiting minors at his various properties, so prosecutors are arguing she must remain behind bars pending trial:

"In a memo arguing that Ms. Maxwell should be jailed until trial, prosecutors said she posed an extreme flight risk, partly because of her financial resources. Investigators said they had identified more than 15 bank accounts linked to Ms. Maxwell, whose total balance at times was more than $20 million.

Prosecutors described her total financial picture as 'opaque and indeterminate.' Between 2007 and 2011, more than $20 million was transferred from accounts associated with Mr. Epstein to accounts associated with Ms. Maxwell, prosecutors said."

When faced with embarrassing or criminal accusations, Trump always denies knowing anything about it, until evidence emerges to the contrary. Ms. Maxwell may have something more to say about that when she contemplates serving the rest of her life in prison. Try as he might, even corrupt Attorney General and Trump's consigliere William "Low" Barr may not be able to extract him.

BONUS: One of Epstein's many "friends," kinky law professor Alan Dershowitz, is coming to Maxwell's defense. Not surprised.

(photo: Trump and Maxwell shopping? Patrick McMullan/Getty)