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Judge denies Ghislaine Maxwell’s second bid for bail

Ghislaine Maxwell must remain behind bars while awaiting trial for grooming victims of Jeffrey Epstein, a judge ruled Monday, denying the accused madam’s second attempt at bail.

[More New York] NYC restaurant owners sue de Blasio, Cuomo over indoor dining restrictions p The judge’s full decision was filed under seal because it contained private information about Maxwell.[More New York] Son of man shot dead in Bronx apartment charged with killing him p Maxwell insisted that her marriage was genuine and that she’d only considered divorce to protect her husband from her awful reputation.“The Court concludes that the Government has met its burden of persuasion that the Defendant poses a flight risk and that pre-trial detention continues to be warranted,” Nathan wrote.“The defendant’s proposed bail conditions would not reasonably assure her appearance at future proceedings,” Nathan wrote.

Ghislaine Maxwell must remain behind bars while awaiting trial for grooming victims of Jeffrey Epstein, a judge ruled Monday, denying the accused madam’s second attempt at bail.Ghislaine Maxwell outside her E.

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