The ‘Pedo Island’ guest list is not yet relegated to the dustbin of history, as legal experts predict that the list may see the light of day after all, as the information of who exploited the crime scene may be a “get out of jail free card” for the notorious madame who took the young girls to their abusers.

Attorney Spencer Kuvin, who represented nine of Jeffrey Epstein’s accusers, recently notified former President Bill Clinton and other of Epstein’s associates that they were still at risk of being exposed for their alleged criminal actions involving the deceased, convicted sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein.

A reporter wrote, “Bill Clinton should be sweating bullets” in reference to the possible client list.

Court observers have long assumed that a list of Epstein’s infamous clients, purportedly including Clinton, will ultimately surface, and they may be correct, according to investigators and attorneys who have studied the convoluted case.

In a new documentary that investigated the role of Britain’s Prince Andrew and his close ties as a client of Epstein, it was stated that there could be further revelations about other clients of Epstein because his recently convicted mistress, Ghislaine Maxwell, has until June 2023 to cooperate with prosecutors, potentially overturning more names.

In June, 60-year-old Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in jail. She will likely die in prison if she does not strike a deal.

Kuvin informed the filmmakers that Maxwell wanted to appeal her conviction and that she had the option to collaborate with federal authorities in an effort to minimize her hefty sentence.

In June, 60-year-old Maxwell was sentenced to 20 years in jail. She will likely die in prison if she does not strike a deal. The former president should be sweating bullets.

Maxwell resides at FCI Tallahassee, a low-security federal prison in Florida, where, according to media accounts, she has formed an alliance with a notorious double killer.

“She is really the person who holds all the secrets,” said Kuvin says in the documentary ‘Prince Andrew: Banished. This isn’t the end of the story.”

He’s not alone.

Matthew Galluzzo, a former Manhattan sex crimes prosecutor and federal criminal defense attorney in New York City, has written about his interest in the case.

More on this story via The Republic Brief:

From the offices of Matthew J. Galluzzo:
Following her conviction at trial in the Southern District of New York for various federal charges relating to the sex trafficking of minors, disgraced Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell received a sentence of 20 years in prison. She will get credit towards that sentence for the time she has already spent in prison, and assuming she receives the maximum amount of good time credit for her behavior in custody, she will probably only serve about 85% of that sentence or 17 years.

The question on everyone’s mind has been whether Ms. Maxwell will finally disclose the names of the other purportedly rich and powerful celebrities who engaged in illicit conduct with minors and Jeffrey Epstein. Ms. Maxwell has steadfastly refused to do that, even after Epstein’s death (to the surprise of some). Ms. Maxwell initially denied being knowingly involved in any criminal conduct, and her statement at sentencing was hardly an apology, either. CONTINUE READING…