The release of her 418-page deposition from April 2016 could shed new light on the Epstein empire.
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Ghislaine Maxwell denied bail in Epstein-related sex abuse case
An indictment alleged that Jeffrey Epstein’s former girlfriend helped groom the victims to endure sexual abuse and was sometimes there when Epstein abused them.
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Epstein confidante Ghislaine Maxwell moved to New York to face sex abuse charges
Maxwell is facing charges she recruited women and girls for Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse.
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Former Biddeford man, abused by priest, loses court battle over $875 counseling payment
David Gagnon, 54, who now lives in Montreal, sued the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland in small claims court after it failed to reimburse him.
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Southern Baptists say they’re ready to spotlight sex abuse crisis, but some are skeptical
The three-day conference opens Thursday near Dallas, drawing hundreds of pastors and church officials from the largest Protestant denomination in the U.S.
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Cheverus alumni announce fund to assist abuse victims
Three members of the Class of 1979 hope to raise $50,000 to support sexual abuse victims who attended the Jesuit-run school in Portland.
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Chicago trial for R. Kelly on sex abuse charges tentatively set for April
The R&B singer is facing charges he sexually abused minors and conspired with two associates to pay off and intimidate witnesses against him.
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Mississippi Catholic Church settled abuse cases with poor, black men on the cheap
A famed Catholic religious order settled sex abuse cases in recent months with two black Mississippi men in deals that gave the men $15,000 each and required them to keep silent.
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One by one, Epstein’s accusers pour out their anger, stories of abuse
One accuser called him ‘a coward,’ and she felt “very angry and sad” that he killed himself before going to trial.
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Migrant children separated at border were harmed, abused in foster care, families say
Taxpayers could be on the hook for more than $200 million in damages as a result of the Trump administration’s zero tolerance policy.