Ghislaine Maxwell was a victim of sex trafficking, but in reality it was murder


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The autopsy revealed that Carolyn Adriano died of an accidental drug overdose in her Florida hotel room.
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But actually, the coroner could have called it a murder by monster sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Maybe they didn’t give her the medication, but they might as well have.
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Adriano, 36, was sexually assaulted by Maxwell, Epstein and their clique of well-heeled pedophiles. In fact, it was Adriano who was the first to point the finger at the disgraced celebrity’s trial in 2021.
After her traumatic teenage experience, she found solace in drugs.

According to West Palm Beach police, officers were called to the Double Tree by Hilton around 7:45 a.m. on May 23. An overdose was reported.
Her husband, John Pitts, and their children were in the room at the time. She was naked and unresponsive. Inside the room, officers found a crack pipe, a small baggie with white residue and a needle in her purse, The Daily Beast reported.
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A toxicity study revealed methadone, fentanyl and alprazolam flowing through Adriano’s body.
The coroner and police do not consider her death to be suspicious.
While it may be that a court would not convict someone of murder, it appears that her death actually amounts to the same thing.

According to Adriano, she first fell into the despicable couple’s clutches when she was recruited by their sex slave Virginia Roberts. The Epstein machine worked like Amyway: new recruits meant bonuses.
Adriano testified that Roberts said she just needed to give Epstein a massage. She was 14 years old and came from a troubled home.
The billionaire pedophile stripped naked and lay on the massage table on her first visit.
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Adriano testified at Maxwell’s trial: “And I looked at Virginia and she waved her eyes at me to say, ‘Don’t worry, it’s going to be okay.’ Forty-five minutes into the massage, he turned around. I stepped back and Virginia climbed on top of him and began having sex with him.

“I didn’t know what to do or say or where to go, so I sat on the couch and watched until it was finished. We went back downstairs and Maxwell asked, “How did everything go?” Virginia glanced at her to say it was a great session, and that’s when Maxwell asked me for my phone number.”
Oh, and here’s $300 for your trouble. She was sexually abused hundreds of times until, as she later sadly said, she “aged out” at the age of 18.
Epstein overpowered himself in his Manhattan jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial on a series of sex trafficking charges. That left his sexually charged muse holding the bag.
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Maxwell, 61, was convicted in December 2021 and sentenced to 20 years in prison at sentencing six months later.

“I’m not ashamed to be a victim of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell,” Adriana later said. “I want other girls who have been victimized to know that even if you don’t want to be identified, it’s okay to come out and tell someone, and the sooner the better.”
But the burden of horrific abuse and decades of authorities’ destruction of growing evidence of Epstein and Maxwell’s heinous crimes took their toll.
Adriano admitted on the witness stand that she struggled with drugs.
As I said, the autopsy revealed an accidental drug overdose. But in fact, the facts suggest that her death amounts to murder and that Epstein and Maxwell are ultimately responsible.
bhunter@postmedia.com
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