Tara Brown

But the commentary from that was that he was –

He made people feel uncomfortable, students feel uncomfortable about his approach to particularly the young women.

So, look, I think that Jeffrey Epstein was very capable of assaulting young women, and he had a penchant for it, I think, well before Glenn Maxwell came on the scene, and he continued well after she left.

So she made it.

much easier, is certainly what Virginia Dufresne told me.

And the harm that she did, as you probably know, through Virginia's account, in some ways was greater, because she traded on her ability to earn the trust of the young women she approached.

And in a way, she had this ability to make them feel beholden to her, that they didn't want to disappoint her.

And that was a skill that she seemed to create this environment very quickly.

And so...

So Gillian Maxwell very much enhanced Jeffrey Epstein's ability to reach these girls.

And she was a recruiter.

She'd see girls in the park, and she'd stop the car and race over and say, I know somebody who would like to make you a model.

And a girl with braces on and 14 years old is taken to the mansion.

Well, it speaks of legitimacy, doesn't it?

I mean, she was so posh and made more, you know, a British accent in the United States made even more posh than perhaps back at home for her.

But, yeah, it was legitimate.

It felt safe.

It felt completely above board.

Oh, it was huge.

And I think I was kind of surprised and a bit disappointed that it didn't capture the headlines as I imagined it would.