Only seen by jurors yesterday, the slides shown during the closings in Ghislaine Maxwell's trial have been released.
On the left, a representative slide from the prosecution's summation—a long, enduring relationship.
On the right, the defense's—attacking plaintiffs' lawyers.
On the left, a representative slide from the prosecution's summation—a long, enduring relationship.
On the right, the defense's—attacking plaintiffs' lawyers.
Interesting sleight of hand on the defense chart, attacking testimony by Annie Farmer:
* The highlighted text supporting the claim on the slide's title is the defense's attorney's question.
* Farmer's answers, not highlighted, contradict the premise of the questions.
* The highlighted text supporting the claim on the slide's title is the defense's attorney's question.
* Farmer's answers, not highlighted, contradict the premise of the questions.
Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers know how to hammer home a theme.
(More defense slides—It goes on like this for four more slides.)
(More defense slides—It goes on like this for four more slides.)
Government slides, meanwhile, generally look like they were made by the U.S. government.
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