Ghislaine Maxwell was ‘No 2’ in Jeffrey Epstein’s hierarchy, pilot says

Lawrence Visoski testifies about pair's relationship and tells court Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew flew on Epstein's private plane

As the child sex-trafficking trial of Ghislaine Maxwell entered its second day of testimony in New York City on Tuesday, the prosecution's first witness put the British socialite in the middle of Jeffrey Epstein's life - but also said he did not see Epstein engage in wrongdoing with minors on his private planes.

The names of influential men who flew on Epstein's planes were raised in court, among them Bill Clinton, Prince Andrew and Donald Trump.

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