- Jeffrey Epstein gave Ghislaine Maxwell at least $30.7 million in the years they were together, according to bank records
- Prosecutors filed the documents as evidence in Maxwell's child-sex-trafficking trial.
- The records, under Maxwell and Epstein's names, show transfers between 1999 and 2007.
Jeffrey Epstein gave Ghislaine Maxwell at least $30.7 million in the years they were together, newly revealed bank records show.
Prosecutors filed the records as evidence in Maxwell's child-sex-trafficking trial on Monday.
The bank records are under Maxwell and Epstein's names and show transfers between 1999 and 2007, according to court records.
On August 11, 1999, an account owned by Epstein gave an account owned by Maxwell $18.3 million, according to the documents.
On December 18, 2002, it gave another $5 million, and on June 15, 2007, he gave another $7.4 million, the documents show.
Three days after the $7.4 million transfer, Maxwell spent nearly the total of the deposit — $7.35 million — to buy a helicopter, according to the records.
The bank records were revealed during testimony by a JP Morgan official, Executive Director of Client Services Patrick McHugh.
Prosecutors have accused Maxwell of sex trafficking girls with Epstein and sexually abusing them herself. Prosecutors also allege Maxwell lied about her actions in a deposition.
She has pleaded not guilty to all charges against her.
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