Hard Drive Found In Epstein’s NYC Home Details Romantic Relationship With Ghislaine Maxwell: Testimony

A hard drive seized from convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s Upper East Side townhouse contained a file detailing the relationship between Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, according to testimony at the British socialite’s trial. Maxwell has been accused of grooming multiple girls to be sexually abused by Epstein.

Testifying in Maxwell’s criminal trial in the Southern District of New York, FBI analyst Stephen Flatley told the court that the FBI found the hard drive during a raid on Epstein’s Manhattan home in 2019. On the hard drive, they had discovered a file on the computer, created on October 14, 2002, by a user called “GMax.”  The file contained a document that pointed to a romantic relationship between Epstein and Maxwell.

“Jeffrey and Ghislaine have been together as a couple for the last 11 years,” the note began, according to the analyst. “They are, contrary to what people think, rarely apart, I almost always see them together.”

“Jeffrey and Ghislaine share many mutual interests and they have a lot of fun together,” the document continued, with the author adding that Epstein and Maxwell “compliment each other really well” and describing them as “thick as thieves,” the New York Post reported.

“On top of being partner’s [sic] they are also best of friends,” the document added. – READ MORE