On Thursday, Jeffrey Epstein”s suspected longtime partner-in-crime, Ghislaine Maxwell, was arrested and charged with helping lure at least three girls – one as young as 14 – to be sexually abused, reports the Associated Press. Last summer, Epstein allegedly committed suicide in a New York federal detention center while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. The Telegraph Mirror despite his known links with MI6, the KGB and the Israeli intelligence service Mossad, describing him as “a thoroughly bad character and almost certainly financed by Russia.” “Correspondence between various members of the IRD reveal that the Czech-born Maxwell had been considered to be a suspicious figure directly after the Second World War, when Maxwell, then a lieutenant in the British Army, was working for the British Control Commission in Berlin – an allied administrative body.” Bell continued: “Capt Maxwell”s questionable activities have been brought to the notice of the Foreign Office on several occasions over the past 10 years.” which specialised in scientific books from Germany and Eastern bloc countries. He maintained links with Russian leaders until his death. “His son Kevin defended his father, who died leaving a u00a3400 million hole in his publishing empire”s pension fund. He claimed that the documents were merely evidence “of a long line of Foreign Office tripe.'” Robert Maxwell died in November, 1991 under what some believe to be suspicious circumstances. page “On 4 November 1991, Maxwell, had an argumentative phone call with his son Kevin over a meeting scheduled with the Bank of England on Maxwell”s default on u00a350,000,000 in loans. Maxwell missed the meeting, instead traveling to his yacht, Lady Ghislaine, in the Canary Islands. The official ruling at an inquest held in December 1991 was death by a heart attack combined with accidental drowning, although three pathologists had been unable to agree on the cause of his death at the inquest; “no less than six serving and former heads of Israeli intelligence” “British Prime Minister John Major said Maxwell had given him “valuable insights” into the situation in the Soviet Union during the attempted coup of 1991. Maxwell Later in his life, Maxwell had become increasingly paranoid of his own employees and had the offices of those he suspected of disloyalty wired so he could hear their conversations. Image Credit: Pinterest 2,812 views 4,366,833 views