Why are Ghislaine Maxwell's two 'accomplices' not in dock with her? Victims of billionaire paedophile ask why others who acted as 'groomers and recruiters' are not also on trial

Victims of billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein have questioned why other women who acted as 'groomers and recruiters' are not also on trial with Ghislaine Maxwell.

Later this month, one of the women the victims say acted as Epstein's 'groomers and recruiters' will testify against Maxwell.

It emerged the identities of these two other women are being protected and they are allegedly working with the US government. She asked that the 'co-conspirators' were named by prosecutors to prevent her from being ambushed at her trial, the Telegraph reported.

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👆👆👆Uncomfortable truth: this is how you roll up a criminal organization like an international pedo network. You get the smaller fish to flip on the bigger fish. Like it or not, the 2 'groomers' got deals because they agreed to cooperate and give the prosecutors Maxwell and the big people behind her. I understand the victims don't like this. People who aided and abetted Maxwell in victimizing them are not on trial with her, but are instead being used as states' witnesses against her. But it can't be helped. This is how you pursue a RICO case full of criminal conspiracies involving sex crimes against children.

Uh huh.

Turns out Chris Wiggins, CBS-6, Richmond VA, is also a writer for USA Today. Contacts for them found here, & switchboard number is (800) 872-0001.

https://www.usatoday.com/contact/staff/

It took them a year, but any forward progress is a good thing.

Pennsylvania Senate GOP Hires Firm to Review 2020 Election | Philadelphia Inquirer

On Friday, Pennsylvania Republican lawmakers in the state Senate announced they had signed a contract with Iowa-based Envoy Sage LLC to lead their review of the 2020 election.

Republicans are moving forward with the investigation despite an active court fight over its legality. State Attorney General Josh Shapiro and Senate Democrats have filed lawsuits seeking to block the GOP subpoena for non-public voter records, such as the last four digits of Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers.

The cases have been consolidated and a panel of Commonwealth Court judges is scheduled to hear arguments Dec. 15 in Harrisburg.

A Senate Republican source with knowledge of the situation told PennLive the initial contract with Envoy Sage will be narrowly focused on reviewing information that is publicly accessible, such as combing through hundreds of tips citizens submitted testifying to their personal experiences with perceived voter fraud.

“The contract covers document analysis, consultation, review of election concerns, and affidavits submitted to the committee, analysis of other election integrity initiatives across the nation, and more,” GOP spokesman Jason Thompson said.

Sen. Cris Dush, chair of the Senate Intergovernmental Operations Committee, is an Air Force veteran with experience working for the Department of Defense. He found Envoy Sage through contacts at the Defense Department and veteran groups, Thompson said.

Disgruntled Senate Minority Leader Jay Costa noted that the contract was being signed the same week Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman, who is the highest-ranking member of the chamber and supports the ballot review, announced his Republican campaign for governor. “This is not good government; it is bad politics,” Costa said.

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The same people who told you for 14 months that Kyle Rittenhouse intentionally murdered BLM protesters are now telling you that a career criminal unintentionally ran over a Christmas parade