Ghislaine Maxwell jury calls for early Christmas break as they appear deadlocked

The jury must decide whether Maxwell helped her former financier boyfriend sexually abuse teenage girls from 1994 to 2004.

Jurors in Ghislaine Maxwell’s criminal trial broke for Christmas break on Wednesday, and will return to court on Monday

Nathan urged the twelve jurors to stay safe during the holidays amid a Covid-19 surge in New York City. The main jury panel sits in the jury box waiting to be dismissed after deliberating during the second day of trial Later they asked for more details related to Carolyn, who said she was 14 in 2002 when Epstein first abused her and testified that Maxwell once touched her naked body while she prepared to give Epstein a sexualized massage.

‘We are not here to defense Jeffrey Epstein,’ Menninger said. ‘The government in this case has now pivoted because Epstein’s not here.’ Four of Maxwell’s siblings have attended her trial, including twins Christine and Isabel and brothers Kevin and Ian.Kevin Maxwell, Christine Maxwell, Isabel Maxwell, and Ian Maxwell , brothers and sisters of Ghislaine Maxwell, arrive at court before closing arguments on Monday

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

MetroUK /  🏆 13. in UK

Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Jury in Ghislaine Maxwell case sent home for ChristmasIt is understood jurors will return on Monday to continue their deliberations.
Read more »

Ghislaine Maxwell jury begins day two of deliberation - follow liveEverything you need to know about the Ghislaine Maxwell trial
Read more »

Ghislaine Maxwell trial: Why early questions from the jury look promising for the defenceAs verdict deliberations continued on Tuesday, the defence appeared animated when jurors requested more details from the judge
Read more »

Ghislaine Maxwell could spend Christmas behind bars if jury do not reach verdictGhislaine Maxwell could spend both Christmas and her 60th birthday behind bars while she awaits the verdict in her sex trafficking case.
Read more »

Jury in Ghislaine Maxwell trial end second day of deliberationThe jury in Ghislaine Maxwell's trial deliberated for eight hours on Tuesday, bringing their total deliberation time to eight hours and 41 minutes.
Read more »

Ghislaine Maxwell trial: When will we have a verdict?Maxwell’s case is expected to land in the hands of the jury following closing arguments on Monday
Read more »