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Summary
This legal document, filed on June 15, 2022, details the accomplishments and character of Ms. Ghislaine Maxwell. It highlights her professional achievements, including becoming an EMT and pilot, and her philanthropic work, such as founding The TerraMar Project in 2012, which was later closed after Epstein's death. The document also references letters from family, including siblings Anne Halve and Philip Maxwell, and friends that aim to counter her negative public image.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Ms. Maxwell | Subject of the document |
Described as a hard worker with many accomplishments, including EMT, pilot, banker, and founder of The TerraMar Proje...
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| Ghislaine | Subject of the document |
Mentioned in the context of letters from family and friends attesting to her character.
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| Epstein |
His death is cited as the reason for the closure of The TerraMar Project.
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| Anne Halve | psychotherapist |
Identified as one of Ms. Maxwell's eldest siblings.
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| Philip Maxwell |
Identified as one of Ms. Maxwell's eldest siblings.
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Organizations (7)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Cleveland Clinic | medical organization |
Partnered with Ms. Maxwell to establish a telemedicine platform.
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| Clinton Global Initiative | non-profit |
Ms. Maxwell helped develop this initiative.
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| The TerraMar Project | non-profit environmental organization |
Founded by Ms. Maxwell in 2012 with a mission to create a "global ocean community". It was closed after Epstein's death.
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| TED Talks | media organization/conference |
Ms. Maxwell gave talks on topics related to ocean conservation.
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| United Nations | intergovernmental organization |
Ms. Maxwell delivered a speech at the United Nations.
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| National Geographic | organization |
Collaborated in support of The TerraMar Project.
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| Oxford University | university |
Collaborated in support of The TerraMar Project.
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Timeline (4 events)
2012
At age 50, Ms. Maxwell founded the non-profit environmental organization, The TerraMar Project.
Ms. Maxwell delivered a speech at the United Nations on topics related to ocean conservation.
United Nations
Ms. Maxwell gave TED Talks on topics related to ocean conservation.
Post-Epstein's death
The TerraMar Project was closed after Epstein’s death to spare her partners from invasion of privacy by the press due their association with her.
Locations (2)
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The focus of Ms. Maxwell's passion and her non-profit, The TerraMar Project.
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Referred to as the global "commons" in the context of The TerraMar Project's mission.
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Relationships (5)
The document states she was married and that the marriage could not survive the negative impact of the case.
The document describes her as a "devoted stepmother to her husband’s two youngsters".
The TerraMar Project was closed after Epstein's death to protect her partners from scrutiny due to their association with her.
The document identifies Anne Halve as one of her "eldest siblings".
The document identifies Philip Maxwell as one of her "eldest siblings".
Key Quotes (2)
"global ocean community"Source
— The TerraMar Project (mission statement)
(Describes the mission of The TerraMar Project, founded by Ms. Maxwell.)
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"cancel culture"Source
— Unnamed (document author)
(Used to describe one of the reasons friends of Ms. Maxwell cut ties with her.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 663 Filed 06/15/22 Page 14 of 77
a devoted stepmother to her husband’s two youngsters, who were ages three and four and a half at the start of the relationship. Sadly, the marriage could not survive the negative impact of this case nor a husband’s association with his dishonored wife.
Ms. Maxwell has always worked hard. Her many educational, occupational, and avocational accomplishments include becoming an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), a helicopter pilot, a submersible pilot, a banker; partnering with the Cleveland Clinic to establish a telemedicine platform to enable people in remote areas to obtain quality medical treatment; helping develop the Clinton Global Initiative; and supporting a variety non-profit and charitable organizations. In 2012, at age 50, she turned a lifelong passion for the oceans into a non-profit environmental organization, The TerraMar Project, with the mission of creating a "global ocean community" based on the idea of shared ownership and responsibility of the global “commons” (the high seas and international waters). She spoke on topics related to ocean conservation, giving TED Talks, and delivering a speech at the United Nations. National Geographic and Oxford University were among the organizations that collaborated in support of the project. The TerraMar Project was closed after Epstein’s death to spare her partners from invasion of privacy by the press due their association with her. See PSR ¶178.
Letters from Family and Friends
Accompanying letters from family and remaining friends (most having cut ties due to fear of association and the lure of “cancel culture”) attest to Ghislaine’s character; each offers a first-person narrative of some aspect of her life in sharp contrast to her characterization as a villain, rich heiress, and vapid socialite. See Exhibits A -I.
Her eldest siblings, Anne Halve, a psychotherapist, and Philip Maxwell, recount the impact of their father:
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