Judge rules to shield 'sensational and impure' details of Ghislaine Maxwell case from public

A federal judge ruled to keep secret certain details of Ghislaine Maxwell's case deemed to be too “sensational and impure” for the public eye after she was jailed for conspiracy to sexually abuse young girls alongside convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. U.S. District Court Judge Alison Nathan issued the ruling and concurred with Maxwell's earlier request to keep the transcripts under lock.-- More...