Personally, I think they should have tried to get stuff out of her in exchange for a pardon and witness protection. As I’ve seen posted elsewhere, this is the only black book in the world where there were no names...also, the only sex crime ring where there were no Johns.
She’s taking the hit for them in exchange for her life. She wasn’t the one behind it, just the facilitator and “receptionist at the front desk.” She’s guilty, but there’s more back there that the important folks want to avoid at all costs.
At the same time, if I were a witness these days, I wouldn’t trust (DOJ) witness protection either, so that may not have worked.
I am 99.99% sure that the FBI and DOJ have no interest in “getting stuff out of her”. And, I think she’s a lot more involved/guilty than you suggest, even if others up the line were equally evil.
She knowingly, continually participated in providing young girls for sex with “celebrities” for YEARS.
And if she does “name names”, she is that much more likely to inadvertently commit suicide, very soon.
There is no good ending for her, at this point.
Personally, I think they should have tried to get stuff out of her in exchange for a pardon and witness protection. Yeah, that wasn't happening.
Here is what happens to ALL evidence in that case:
‘We brought a saw’: FBI found diamonds, cash, passports, CDs and hard drives after cracking open safe in 2019 raid on Epstein’s Upper East Side townhouse
FBI "cleaner" Maguire, a member of an FBI Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking Task Force, testified Monday that her team found the safe in a dressing room on the building's fifth floor. The mansion had forty rooms and took about 12 hours for her team to fully search.
Asked by a prosecutor at the trial whether the safe was open, Maguire answered: "We brought a saw." Prosecutors showed jurors and members of the public a photo of the safe, dragged by FBI agents to the middle of the dressing room. The hard drives Maguire said were found inside were piled on top of it. It also held jewelry, diamonds, CDs, and multiple passports, Maguire testified.
Maguire said that the scope of the search warrant didn't permit the agents to seize the hard drives and CDs, so she left them atop the safe.
When she got a broader warrant and returned to retrieve them, they were gone...
Imagine that...