Ghislaine Maxwell’s ‘Degrading’ 58-Page List of Rules for Staff at Epstein’s Mansion Revealed in Trial
If Jeffrey Epstein’s former housekeeper is to be believed, Ghislaine Maxwell is not the type of woman one would want to work for. Maxwell is currently on trial for various charges related to her alleged complicity in…
If Jeffrey Epstein’s former housekeeper is to be believed, Ghislaine Maxwell is not the type of woman one would want to work for.
Maxwell is currently on trial for various charges related to her alleged complicity in the sex crimes of the affluent financier Epstein, an alleged pedophile with connections to numerous global elites.
On Friday, Juan Alessi — a former housekeeper of Epstein’s — testified that Maxwell, as the “lady of the house,” kept a 58-page list of rules for staff to follow, the New York Post reported.
The list of rules — also known as the 2005 “Maxwell Household Manual” — was entered into evidence on Thursday.
You can view the manual in its entirety below.
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According to Alessi, the way Maxwell treated the staff was “very degrading.”
The first page of the manual warns staff to keep quiet while on the premises.
“Remember that you see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing, except to answer a question directed at you,” the manual read.
Subsequent passages covered instructions for each room of the estate.
For example, the master bedroom was to be kept at 60 degrees.