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The document argues that the government's case against Ghislaine Maxwell lacks corroborating evidenc...

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d-870
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The document argues that the government's case against Ghislaine Maxwell lacks corroborating evidence and was likely pursued only after Jeffrey Epstein's death. It highlights that subpoenas for Maxwell's financial information were issued after Epstein's death and that the case relies heavily on witness testimony about events over 25 years ago. The lack of evidence is presented as a factor in favor of granting Maxwell bail.

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Government subpoenas for Ghislaine Maxwell's documentsLack of corroborating evidence in the case against MaxwellBail consideration for Maxwell based on the strength of the case against her
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