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This document is a page from the sentencing hearing transcript of United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell. The prosecutor, Ms. Moe, begins her argument for a significant prison sentence by recounting the abuse of victims Jane, Kate, Annie, Virginia, Carolyn, and Melissa starting in 1994.
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Afternoon Session
Sentencing Hearing
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"Today we ask the Court to impose an above-guideline sentence of multiple decades in prison"Source
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"Maxwell trapped young girls in a horrifying nightmare."Source
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"Her victims were vulnerable kids who found themselves alone in giant mansions where they were sexually exploited by adults they thought would help them."Source
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 779 Filed 08/22/22 Page 56 of 101 56
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1 AFTERNOON SESSION
2 1:10 p.m.
3 THE COURT: As I indicated, I'll hear first from the
4 government as to what a reasonable sentence is under the
5 3553(a) factors.
6 Ms. Moe, when you're ready.
7 MS. MOE: Thank you, your Honor. May I take the
8 podium?
9 THE COURT: You may. Thank you.
10 MS. MOE: Your Honor, Ghislaine first met Jane at
11 summer camp in August of 1994. Jane was 14 years old. What
12 Maxwell did in the years that followed to Jane and Kate and
13 Annie and Virginia and Carolyn and Melissa, was almost
14 unspeakable, but the truth came out in this case; and while
15 many years have past, their pain is palpable, it's real, and it
16 matters.
17 Today we ask the Court to impose an above-guideline
18 sentence of multiple decades in prison, a sentence that holds
19 Maxwell accountable for the essential role she played in an
20 extensive and disturbing child exploitation scheme.
21 Maxwell trapped young girls in a horrifying nightmare.
22 Her victims were vulnerable kids who found themselves alone in
23 giant mansions where they were sexually exploited by adults
24 they thought would help them. These girls were just kids.
25 They were just finding their way in the world, trying to figure
2 1:10 p.m.
3 THE COURT: As I indicated, I'll hear first from the
4 government as to what a reasonable sentence is under the
5 3553(a) factors.
6 Ms. Moe, when you're ready.
7 MS. MOE: Thank you, your Honor. May I take the
8 podium?
9 THE COURT: You may. Thank you.
10 MS. MOE: Your Honor, Ghislaine first met Jane at
11 summer camp in August of 1994. Jane was 14 years old. What
12 Maxwell did in the years that followed to Jane and Kate and
13 Annie and Virginia and Carolyn and Melissa, was almost
14 unspeakable, but the truth came out in this case; and while
15 many years have past, their pain is palpable, it's real, and it
16 matters.
17 Today we ask the Court to impose an above-guideline
18 sentence of multiple decades in prison, a sentence that holds
19 Maxwell accountable for the essential role she played in an
20 extensive and disturbing child exploitation scheme.
21 Maxwell trapped young girls in a horrifying nightmare.
22 Her victims were vulnerable kids who found themselves alone in
23 giant mansions where they were sexually exploited by adults
24 they thought would help them. These girls were just kids.
25 They were just finding their way in the world, trying to figure
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C..
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(212) 805-0300
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