Maxwell Juror Describes the Chilling Moment He Locked Eyes With Ghislaine: ‘It Didn’t Feel Real’

Over the past few months, Scotty David experienced what few Americans ever have.

He was selected to serve on the jury in one of the most prominent trials in history — the trial of 👤Ghislaine Maxwell.

Maxwell was convicted on five of six charges related to her complicity in the sex crimes of late financier 👤Jeffrey Epstein.

On Wednesday, David spoke with the U.K.’s Daily Mail about what it was like to serve on such a jury.

Going into the trial, David said he believed Maxwell was “innocent until proven guilty.”

After weighing the evidence and looking into Maxwell’s eyes, however, David became convinced of her guilt.

“After all I’ve learned, she’s just as guilty as Epstein. I don’t want to call her a monster, but a predator is the right word,” David said.

“She knew what was happening. She knew what Epstein was doing and she allowed it to happen. She participated in getting these girls comfortable so that he could have his way with them.”

From his seat in the third row of the jury box, David had what he described as a “perfect view” of Maxwell during the trial, throughout which he alleged she was “staring right at me.”