GHISLAINE Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein’s relationship has been in the spotlight during her sex trafficking and abuse trial. The 59-year-old socialite and the multi-millionaire paedophile are believed to have been a couple for about 10 years and remained close after. Maxwell is alleged to have “served up” girls for former lover Epstein to abuse and also […]
GHISLAINE Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein’s relationship has been in the spotlight during her sex trafficking and abuse trial.
The 59-year-old socialite and the multi-millionaire paedophile are believed to have been a couple for about 10 years and remained close after.
Maxwell is alleged to have “served up” girls for former lover Epstein to abuse and also allegedly participated in some of the attacks – which she denies.
Prosecutors have described them as being “partners in crime” in the abuse of girls.
Aspects of their relationship remain a mystery, including if Maxwell was pregnant during her time with Epstein.
What is certainly known that Epstein reportedly wanted children – and not just for a family.
Strange stories have emerged down the years of his bizarre fixation with seeding the human race with his DNA.
One of Maxwell’s accusers claims she saw a photo of the socialite naked and pregnant at Jeffrey Epstein’s mansion.
The alleged victim, using the pseudonym Carolyn, told the court in New York that Maxwell was “nude and pregnant” in the picture.
Maxwell is not known to have ever had children and no further details were given about the alleged pregnancy in court.
While it’s not clear whether Maxwell was pregnant, it has been documented that Epstein wanted children.
One his former sex slaves Virginia Roberts has claimed he asked her to be a surrogate when she was just 19, when she became too old for his perversions.
In return she would be given a mansion for carrying his baby.
Virginia Roberts Guiffre – as she is now known – claims she was only 17 when she was used as a sex slave by disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein after being groomed by Maxwell.
She also alleges she had sex with Prince Andrew in a toilet – a claim the Royal vehemently denies.
According to her lawyer, Brad Edwards, it was proposed to her by Epstein and Maxwell that she carry his baby.
“They told Virginia she would be taken care of for the rest of her life if she would agree to give Epstein and Maxwell a child, although there were some strings attached,” wrote in the Mail on Sunday.
“In particular, she would have to sign a contract agreeing that the baby was not her own, but the legal child of Epstein and Maxwell.
“It was the final straw. She couldn’t bear the thought of Epstein and Maxwell raising her child. She knew she had to escape.”
Not only did Epstein want Virginia carry a baby for him, he had more grandiose plans for his children.
Epstein wanted to create a baby-making factory to spread his DNA and where 20 women would be pregnant at a time, the New York Times reported.
He would allegedly tell scientists and businessmen he wanted his vast New Mexico ranch to be turned into his own personal baby-making factory.
The disgraced financier reportedly began sharing his vision for his 33,000sq ft Zorro Ranch near Santa Fe in the early 2000s.
It was not clear if Epstein’s stranger-than-fiction dream would involve him having sex with the women or them being artificially inseminated.
The baby ranch’s purpose was a bizarre sci-fi plot to seed the human race with his DNA in a twisted vision to create a ‘master race’.
Epstein was fascinated with what has become known as transhumanism – improving the human race through technology such as genetic engineering and artificial intelligence.
It has been widely reported Epstein told scientists and businessmen about his ambitions.
Many of the ideas were discussed at dinner parties where some guests were attractive women with impressive academic credentials.
One of those present Jaron Lanier, a prolific author who was a founder of virtual reality, said his impression was that Epstein was using the parties to screen candidates to bear Epstein’s children.
Epstein told of the plot at least twice – at his Manhattan mansion in 2001 and a luxury science conference he hosted in the Virgin Islands.
Lanier said the scientist told him that Epstein was inspired by the controversial sperm bank the Repository for Germinal Choice in California.
It was stocked by high-achieving white males – reportedly including as many as five Nobel Prize winners – from 1979 to 1999.
The paedophile was also reportedly fascinated with the unproven science of cryogenics.
It involves people’s bodies or body parts being frozen at very low temperatures in the hope they can be brought back to life in the future.
Epstein even described wanting to have his penis and head cryogenically preserved.
There is no evidence that any of Epstein’s weird plans ever came to fruition.
The convicted sex offender killed himself while awaiting trial for further sex trafficking charges in August 2019.
Maxwell was arrested suddenly in July 2020 – and has been held in prison ever since as she was deemed a flight risk.
