She claims the abuse ended only after Epstein got her pregnant
Nicole Darrah, News Reporter, The Sun
A WOMAN has claimed Ghislaine Maxwell raped her dozens of times when she was a teenager — and says she’s willing to testify against her.
The Jane Doe made the allegations one day after Maxwell was arrested on federal charges for facilitating and participating in sexual abuse acts with minors.
Ghislaine Maxwell is seen here with Jeffrey Epstein in New York City in 2005
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Maxwell's attorney, Larry Vogelman, told The Sun "no comment" when asked about the allegations on Friday.
The unidentified woman claimed the abuse happened until she was 16.
“She did rape me. I would say it’s more than 20 or 30 times,” she claimed. “She is just as evil as Jeffrey Epstein.”
“She is a rapist,” the apparent victim claimed.
Maxwell, seen here alongside Prince Andrew and Virginia Roberts Giuffre, was arrested by FBI agents on Thursday morning Credit: ©Nicholas Razzell
The woman claimed that the abuse ended when she became pregnant with Epstein’s baby at 16 — and got an abortion.
The apparent victim accused Maxwell, Epstein, and others of gang-raping her after they suspected she spoke to her family or authorities about the pregnancy and abortion.
“Ghislaine was a part of it,” the Jane Doe said. “I was drugged.”
The woman claimed that after she was raped, an armed driver drove her back home, where she was "dumped off in my grandparents' yard naked, and was told that I wouldn’t come back alive the next time."
After, she said she dropped out of high school and her grandfather "put her into hiding." “I basically kind of vanished,” the woman said.
“Ms Maxwell was a participant, and she made it very clear that I was to keep my mouth shut or harm would come to my family and myself and harm did come to me.”
The woman also alleged that in the beginning, Maxwell would use toys and her fingers to penetrate her. “When this started, she told me that Epstein was getting upset because I kept bleeding, and that she was helping so that it wouldn’t hurt so much because it should be satisfying.”
The anonymous woman continued: “It was her more or less, coaching. Do it this way and do it that way, because once you become a model, this is what they’re going to expect from you.”
She then told Fox she "would definitely take the stand and testify because I believe she deserves to be where she is today and she deserves to stay there for the rest of her life."
“I hope by me coming forward, it encourages other victims.”
She told Fox News: “I had never been with anyone except for him [Epstein]. The fact that I had to kill my child really affected me and my family.”
Maxwell was arrested in New Hampshire on Thursday morning by FBI agents on charges that she helped find young girls for Epstein.
The six-count indictment made public on Thursday shows Maxwell has been charged with conspiracy to entice minors to travel to engage in illegal sex acts, enticement of a minor to travel to engage in illegal sex acts, and conspiracy to transport minors with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity.
Maxwell is pictured here with Prince Andrew at St Michaels and All Angels Church in Compton Chamberlayne in Wiltshire
She's also been charged with transportation of a minor with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity and two counts of perjury.
The indictment was returned by a jury and dates back to 1994 and is connected to three unnamed victims.
The document claims the three female victims were as young as 14 when they were allegedly recruited, groomed, and abused by Maxwell and Epstein.
It adds that the pair "knew for certain" the victims' ages, and Maxwell is said to have repeatedly lied when questioned about her conduct in order to conceal her alleged crimes.
President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, Maxwell, and Epstein are seen here posing for a photo Credit: Getty - Contributor
Epstein's former mentor, Steven Hoffenberg, told The Sun he expects Maxwell will be "fully cooperating" with the FBI's probe — and said some of the world’s most powerful people, including Prince Andrew, may be "very worried."
Hoffenberg and Epstein masterminded one of the biggest Ponzi schemes in history in the late eighties and early nineties, which resulted in Hoffenberg being jailed for 20 years.
But not Epstein! Wonder why?
The 75-year-old was also close to the Maxwell family and says that her arrest will have been set up by the FBI, who would have known exactly where she'd been hiding out since Epstein’s suicide last August.
"They knew where she was all the time. It was a question if America was going to take the case or not, now America has made up its mind to take the case," Hoffenberg said.
Maxwell is seen here with former President Bill Clinton Credit: The Mega Agency
"Andrew handled it poorly, very poorly, he should have spoken to them through his lawyers, and given them some guidance," he added. "He should have given them something."
"She’s going to cooperate and be very important. Andrew may be very concerned, and there’s a lot of people very worried, a lot of powerful people been named [in the scandal], and she knows everything," he added. "She’ll totally cooperate."
She is being kept in the same prison as Epstein was when he was suicided, because it is such a high-security place!!! I'll be very surprised if she isn't suicided before she can talk.
Prince Andrew has strenuously denied all allegations brought against him, and in a statement last year, the Palace said: "Any suggestion of impropriety with underage minors is categorically untrue."
Prince Andrew said: "At no stage during the limited time I spent with [Epstein] did I see, witness or suspect any behavior of the sort that subsequently led to his arrest and conviction."
Prosecutors say Ghislaine Maxwell was still living a life of luxury when she was arrested on charges of sexually abusing minors - See her luxurious hideout
Epstein, 66, killed himself at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City last summer while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
For years, Maxwell has been accused by many women of recruiting them to give Epstein massages, during which they were pressured into sex.
Until now, the accusations never resulted in criminal charges.
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