Amber Blossom @3AM_ber · 21h @KarenKilgariff @MyFavMurder @GHardstark @StevenRayMorris please address this picture of Jon Benet where Gilane Maxwell (jeffrey epstein is seen in the background) would love to hear about this on the podcast
Posted on 07/09/2020 2:10:36 PM PDT by M. Thatcher
AP: Federal officials worried Ghislaine Maxwell might "take her own life"
She’ll be OK if she hints of DJT participation in Epstein’s parties on the island.
I think that’s why they picked her up.
You demonstrate the Dunning-Kruger effect with every successive post.
There are trillions of dollars and untold raw power over millions of people to be lost if she lives to see the insides of a courtroom.
Spouses have been murdered just because the other spouse could no longer control their every little action.
People have been murdered for pocket change.
Control of millions of people and trillions of dollars.
What’s a building full of criminals?
Hear we go again. BS never ends.
Hope the Feds are looking at that guest list for the Fleet White Christmas party back when Jon Benet was murdered..i believe it still hasnt been released
Parallel parking. It’s an art./s
Well I hope they have a better set of guards on her than they did for Epstein
Have those guys cashed their big paychecks yet?
Do they still have jobs?
Maxwell was sent to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, over the Brooklyn Bridge from where Epstein was held.
And if you believe that Epstein killed himself, I can sell you that very same Brooklyn Bridge. That includes you Mr. Barr, you're money is just as good as anyone's.
Are they still alive. In big jobs the loose ends are usually cleaned up.
John Ramsey hired this law firm. So now has Maxwell. A Colorado law firm.
Description - French Renaissance
Constructed - 1906
Architect - Theodore Davis Boal
The Crawford Hill house is significant to the social history of Denver as home to one of Denver’s most conspicuous socialite families and as its “social capitol.” This house was designed and built in 1906 by architect Terry Boal and decorated by Louise Hill. Although the front porch faces 10th Avenue, the house was originally addressed 969 Sherman Street, because Sherman Street was on a direct axis to the State Capitol. It was assumed that the Sherman Street address gave more credibility to the residence, and its political and social stature.
Crawford Hill was the son of Nathaniel Peter Hill, most notably the founder of Colorado’s smelting industry. Crawford Hill’s mother was one of the original founders of the Young Women’s Christian Association of America (YWCA). In 1895, Crawford Hill, a life-long Republican, married Louise Bethel Sneed, the daughter of a Memphis aristocratic family. As such, Louise Hill was familiar with all the rules of high society. She resolved to become Denver’s social leader and ultimately ruled over Denver’s social elite for more than 30 years. She was the leader of the “Sacred 36,” a group of Denver individuals acceptable to the inner circles of New York and Newport Society. Mrs. Hill personally signaled the beginning of Denver’s social season each spring, with the unveiling of her covered garden statue, a life-size nude figure of a woman holding a bouquet of Easter lilies, Mrs. Hill’s favorite flower. (This statue was sold at auction, after the Crawford Hill house was purchased by HRC II.) Mrs. Hill wrote Denver’s first social register and was one of the very few western women ever to be presented to the St. James Court, considered the epitome of social eminence at the time. Many distinguished guests were entertained in her home; three years after its completion, an addition was made to the south, specifically for house guest President William Howard Taft. An historic wooden lamp that is reputed to have come from Thomas Jefferson’s old home still hangs in the vestibule near the front door. Mrs. Crawford Hill’s reputation as the social leader of Denver was immortalized in the musical, “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” in which it is she who works to keep Mrs. Brown out of Denver’s social circles.
Crawford Hill died in 1922, leaving two sons, Crawford, Jr. and Nathaniel Peter, IV, to carry on the family name. Nathaniel, the younger son, married Elinor Dorrance, daughter of Dr. John Dorrance, the Campbell’s soup king. Mrs. Hill lived in the house until 1942, when wartime help shortages made it impossible to maintain. Mrs. Hill moved to the Brown Palace where she lived in seclusion until her death in 1955.
The public conclusion to the reign of Denver’s great social arbiter occurred in 1947, when the still-vacant Crawford Hill mansion was leased to the newly organized Denver Town Club, a social alliance and family organization. The Town Club purchased this property after Mrs. Hill’s death and, in 1953, a swimming pool was constructed in the south garden. Numerous cordial social gatherings were held in the mansion, and many a young bride descended the elaborate, curved staircase on her wedding day. Due to dwindling membership, the future of the Crawford Hill mansion was threatened when the Denver Town Club placed it on the market in the fall of 1989. HRC II, a partnership comprised of Harold Haddon, Bryan Morgan, Lee Foreman, Norman Mueller, Saskia Jordan, and David Williams, purchased the mansion in early 1990, and undertook a certified restoration under the direction of architect Peter Dominick and interior designer Philae Dominick. The mansion is now listed as an historical landmark. On September 21, 1990, Haddon, Morgan, and Foreman, P.C. was selected to receive the Colorado Historical Society’s 1990 Stephen H. Hart Award in recognition of the “sensitive rehabilitation of the Crawford Hill Mansion.”
Sounds like the officials are confident that they have any incriminating information on the clients sealed up and secure. No chance of it being released on the chance of Maxwells untimely death. So they announce as much, publicly, that it will be cleaned up soon.
(Although I have been known to scribble a few random notes in the margins. “The parchment is hairy.” “The ink is thin.”...)
Campbell Soup doesnt have anything to do with Maxwell other than the Mansion the her law firm is in...but I looked up his story
Quite a businessman. Built the American Dream
“Carry on what I started, the father ordered in his will. Work for the company. Don’t sell the business. Don’t lose control.”
Have those guys cashed their big paychecks yet?
Do they still have jobs?
Are they still alive?
I saw someplace that Andrew Cuomo has offered to house Ms. Maxwell in one of the NY nursing homes to insure total security.
It will be interesting to observe the method used to suicide her. I have read the CIA can inject a drug that causes a heart attack that is not traceable.
I have seen no photos of Ghislane Maxwell, captured, arrested, in prison, or anything that proves to me that this woman is in custody.
I have seen a television interview of a woman with the last name of, I believe, Goldman or something similar, claiming to be a good friend of Maxwell’s, who sounded like an idiot, incriminated herself during the interview, and strongly resembled Jabba the Hutt.
I think the Epstein guy was a suicide risk too.
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