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20 a1 22 23 24 25 Case 22-1426, Document OONAgD 3536039, Page188 of 217 M6SOmaxs1 ago, of her wealth, her social status and connections, herse the r give help us as we continue to work to recover Maxwell is today the same woman I incapable of compassion and human con met nmon decency. 413 almost 20 years Because she believes lf beyond reproach and above the law. Sentencing her to est of her life in prison will not change her, but it will the other survivors and I a slight sense of justice and sex-t raf from Ficking hell she perpetrated. the young woman or child She will never ever hurt another again in this lifetime, and for that am sure. To Ghislaine, say, ways, but you did not break my spirit, you broke me in unfathomable nor did you dampen my eternal flame that now burns brighter than ever before. I will hear the at the age of academically. né internship at formed well and was asked to stay Thank you, your Honor. THE COURT: Thank you, Ms. Ransome. statement from Ms. Stein. MS. STEIN: Good afternoon, your Honor. THE COURT: Good afternoon. MS. STEIN: came to New York in 1991 18 to attend FIT and immediately began to excel n my sophomore year, I accepted a Christmastin Henri Bendel New York. [ per on aS a part-time employee. Ghislaine Maxwell In the fall semester of came into the store where she was a SOUTHE RN D STRIC T REPORTERS, (212 ) 805-0300 F my senior year at FI PaGs © T, frequent DOJ-OGR-00021618