A photo of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell kissing is seen for the first time.
The prosecution in Maxwell's sex trafficking trial has submitted dozens of FBI photos from the 2005 raid of his Palm Beach mansion and 2019 raid of the late financier's Manhattan home.
Among the photos, is a table full of picture frames. In one, Maxwell can be seen with her arms around Epstein's neck as they kiss. It sat among other photos in his Palm Beach home, including of the pair meeting the Pope.
The nature of the Maxwell and Epstein's relationship has come under question throughout Maxwell's trial, with several witnesses testifying that they thought the pair were a couple, while others believed they had a business relationship. Prosecutors have characterized them as being 'partners in crime.'
Other photos from the New York City raid show Epstein's infamous massage room, where several of his alleged victims claims they were sexually abused.
A photo of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell kissing is seen for the first time. The nature of the Maxwell and Epstein's relationship has come under question throughout Maxwell's trial, with several witnesses testifying that they thought the pair were a couple, while others believed they had a business relationship
Among the photos, is a table full of picture frames. In one, Maxwell can be seen with her arms around Epstein's neck as they kiss. It sat among other photos, including of the pair meeting the Pope
Unearthed image shows Jeffrey Epstein and his alleged 'madam' Ghislaine Maxwell holding a private audience with John Paul II at the Vatican during his blessing almost 20 years ago
Other photos from the raid show Epstein's infamous massage room, where several of his alleged victims claims they were sexually abused
A massage table with white sheets sits in the middle of the room and oversized red curtains frame a large photo - which has been blacked out by authorities before releasing the interior photos
Shelves full of lotions and oils are seen along the walls in Epstein's massage room. Last week accuser known as Jane said the abuse at his New York home would happen in the massage room
A sitting area with a fire place, painting and grand staircase is seen in Epstein's mansion
Epstein's bathroom is seen with what appears to be a safe in the middle of the floor
Shelves full of lotions and oils are seen along the walls in Epstein's massage room.
A massage table with white sheets sits in the middle of the room and oversized red curtains frame a large photo - which has been blacked out by authorities before releasing the interior shots.
Last week, Maxwell's accuser under the pseudonym Jane said she traveled to Epstein's homes about ten times in New York and New Mexico on Epstein's private plane and described the décor.
'Art, sculptures. Pictures of famous people, presidents. I thought some of the art was odd - naked women, creepy animals,' she recalled.
She said the abuse at his New York home would happen in the massage room.
And yesterday a witness under the pseudonym Kate claimed Maxwell invited her to her London townhouse in the affluent area of Belgravia where Jeffrey Epstein was wearing a robe. Maxwell told her Epstein's massage therapist had canceled and asked if she could fill in.
Kate claimed Epstein took off his robe to reveal his naked body and Maxwell handed her massage oil and closed the door. Kate said that Epstein initiated sexual contact with her.
Epstein's bathroom is seen with what appears to be a safe in the middle of the floor as well as a large amount of currency and passports.
A number of the framed photos that hang on the walls and sit on tables have been blacked out before their release, however, it's been known that Epstein kept naked photos of women around his homes.
Jane said during her testimony Tuesday that the abuse at his New York home would happen in the massage room. The prosecution submitted this photo of Epstein's Manhattan mansion into evidence
A number of CD's labeled with dates are seen in a drawer as well as a mysterious diploma
A number of the framed photos that hang on the walls and sit on tables have been blacked out before their release, however, it's been known that Epstein kept naked photos of women around his homes
A number of photos are seen blacked out by authorities, but in the middle appears a drawing with text
Books line the shelves, with titles that include, The Peddler, By The Wayside, The Annals of Unsolved Crime, Madonna and Murdoch
Several labeled binders are seen on a shelf and have been blacked out by authorities
One of the most striking images shows the financier and Maxwell meeting Pope John Paul II at the Vatican almost 20 years ago.
The pair are believed to have flown to Rome on Epstein's 'Lolita Express' jet for the meeting, said to have taken place in 2003.
It is the same plane federal prosecutors believe was used by Epstein to shuttle young sex trafficking victims between his sprawling homes in New York, New Mexico, Paris, the US Virgin Islands and Palm Beach.
A source told The Sun: 'Pictures like this show just how powerful Epstein's connections were and his ability to open almost any door.
'He managed to manipulate his way into royal palaces, the White House and the Vatican, all with Maxwell by his side.'
A number of CDs labeled with dates are seen in a drawer as well as a mysterious diploma.
Books line the shelves, with titles that include The Peddler, By The Wayside, The Annals of Unsolved Crime, Madonna and Murdoch.
Several labeled binders are seen on a shelf and have been blacked out by authorities.
On Tuesday, Day Seven of Maxwell's Trials, investigators who took part in the NYC raid will take the stand.
Jeffrey Epstein kept framed naked picture of Ghislaine Maxwell in the bathroom of his Palm Beach mansion under sketch portrait of her: Intimate pictures are among trove of 60 images from police raid revealed at her sex trafficking trialJeffrey Epstein kept a framed naked picture of Ghislaine Maxwell in the bathroom of his Palm Beach mansion under a sketch portrait of her, a trove of 60 images from a police raid of his Palm Beach mansion has revealed.
Prosecutors at the Maxwell sex trafficking trial in New York submitted into the evidence the cache of photographs taken when the FBI raided Epstein's Florida home in 2005.
Photos showed Epstein's bedroom and bathroom, equipped with a fully-equipped dentist's chair, and the massage table that accusers claim were used to give him sexual gratification.
Several drawings of naked women can be seen hanging on the walls, as well as a sketch of 'the lady of the house' Maxwell and a photograph of her lying nude on a beach.
Also in evidence were photos of Epstein and Maxwell's desks, where copies of a strict 58-page handbook were kept.
However, there was no sign of sex toys, which Epstein's housekeeper Juan Alessi testified last week to cleaning after the financer's massages. Those photos are likely sealed.
This comes as the sixth day of Ghislaine Maxwell's sex trafficking trial is underway in
