[Extra details c/o Adam Klasfeld]

We're back for the sixth day of deliberations in the Ghislaine Maxwell case—or the start of the fifth full day, depending on how you're counting. The jury ended yesterday announcing "we are making progress."

Judge Nathan reads a new Ghislaine Maxwell jury note.

"May we please have the following transcripts:"

• Shawn
• Cimberly Espinosa
• Amanda Young
• Jason Richards

Also one name she didn't read. Of note:

This appears to be the first time they requested transcripts of defense witness testimony.

Espinosa was an ex-assistant at J. Epstein & Co.

Young and Richards are FBI agents called by the defense.

Shawn was Carolyn's ex-boyfriend, called by the prosecution. The remaining (unread) name was apparently illegible. Judge Nathan is seeking clarification from the jury.

The jury also wants to know whether they're being asked to deliberate on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

Judge Nathan said that her "inclination" is to say, “Yes, you will continue deliberations as needed, every day, going forward.”

That includes New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and the following Sunday, she adds.

The jury clarifies the illegible name on the note: "We are requesting the transcript of the expert witness on memory."

That's Elizabeth Loftus, Judge Nathan notes.

Another Ghislaine Maxwell jury note:

"May we please have the Larry Visoski transcript."

That means they're scrutinizing the testimony of both former Jeffrey Epstein pilots.

Judge Nathan: "We have a verdict."

A jury has found Ghislaine Maxwell

Count 1: Guilty

Count 2: Not Guilty

Count 3: Guilty

Count 4: Guilty

Count 5: Guilty

Count 6: Guilty

Virginia Giuffre, whose civil lawsuit helped spark Ghislaine Maxwell’s prosecution, responds to the verdict:

"My soul yearned for justice for years and today the jury gave me just that. I will remember this day always.

Having lived with the horrors of Maxwell’s abuse, my heart goes out to the many other girls and young women who suffered at her hands and whose lives she destroyed.

I hope that today is not the end but rather another step in justice being served. Maxwell did not act alone. Others must be held accountable. I have faith that they will be."

[Extra details c/o Adam Klasfeld]

We're back for the sixth day of deliberations in the Ghislaine Maxwell case—or the start of the fifth full day, depending on how you're counting. The jury ended yesterday announcing "we are making progress."

Judge Nathan reads a new Ghislaine Maxwell jury note.

"May we please have the following transcripts:"

• Shawn
• Cimberly Espinosa
• Amanda Young
• Jason Richards

Also one name she didn't read. Of note:

This appears to be the first time they requested transcripts of defense witness testimony.

Espinosa was an ex-assistant at J. Epstein & Co.

Young and Richards are FBI agents called by the defense.

Shawn was Carolyn's ex-boyfriend, called by the prosecution. The remaining (unread) name was apparently illegible. Judge Nathan is seeking clarification from the jury.

The jury also wants to know whether they're being asked to deliberate on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

Judge Nathan said that her "inclination" is to say, “Yes, you will continue deliberations as needed, every day, going forward.”

That includes New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and the following Sunday, she adds.

The jury clarifies the illegible name on the note: "We are requesting the transcript of the expert witness on memory."

That's Elizabeth Loftus, Judge Nathan notes.

Another Ghislaine Maxwell jury note:

"May we please have the Larry Visoski transcript."

That means they're scrutinizing the testimony of both former Jeffrey Epstein pilots.

Judge Nathan: "We have a verdict."

A jury has found Ghislaine Maxwell

Count 1: Guilty

Count 2: Not Guilty

Count 3: Guilty

Count 4: Guilty

Count 5: Guilty

Count 6: Guilty

[Extra details c/o Adam Klasfeld]

We're back for the sixth day of deliberations in the Ghislaine Maxwell case—or the start of the fifth full day, depending on how you're counting. The jury ended yesterday announcing "we are making progress."

Judge Nathan reads a new Ghislaine Maxwell jury note.

"May we please have the following transcripts:"

• Shawn
• Cimberly Espinosa
• Amanda Young
• Jason Richards

Also one name she didn't read. Of note:

This appears to be the first time they requested transcripts of defense witness testimony.

Espinosa was an ex-assistant at J. Epstein & Co.

Young and Richards are FBI agents called by the defense.

Shawn was Carolyn's ex-boyfriend, called by the prosecution. The remaining (unread) name was apparently illegible. Judge Nathan is seeking clarification from the jury.

The jury also wants to know whether they're being asked to deliberate on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

Judge Nathan said that her "inclination" is to say, “Yes, you will continue deliberations as needed, every day, going forward.”

That includes New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and the following Sunday, she adds.

The jury clarifies the illegible name on the note: "We are requesting the transcript of the expert witness on memory."

That's Elizabeth Loftus, Judge Nathan notes.

Another Ghislaine Maxwell jury note:

"May we please have the Larry Visoski transcript."

That means they're scrutinizing the testimony of both former Jeffrey Epstein pilots.

Judge Nathan: "We have a verdict."

A jury has found Ghislaine Maxwell

Count 1: Guilty Count 2: Not Guilty Count 3: Guilty Count 4: Guilty Count 5: Guilty Count 6: Guilty

[Extra details c/o Adam Klasfeld]

We're back for the sixth day of deliberations in the Ghislaine Maxwell case—or the start of the fifth full day, depending on how you're counting. The jury ended yesterday announcing "we are making progress."

Judge Nathan reads a new Ghislaine Maxwell jury note.

"May we please have the following transcripts:"

• Shawn
• Cimberly Espinosa
• Amanda Young
• Jason Richards

Also one name she didn't read. Of note:

This appears to be the first time they requested transcripts of defense witness testimony.

Espinosa was an ex-assistant at J. Epstein & Co.

Young and Richards are FBI agents called by the defense.

Shawn was Carolyn's ex-boyfriend, called by the prosecution. The remaining (unread) name was apparently illegible. Judge Nathan is seeking clarification from the jury.

The jury also wants to know whether they're being asked to deliberate on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

Judge Nathan said that her "inclination" is to say, “Yes, you will continue deliberations as needed, every day, going forward.”

That includes New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and the following Sunday, she adds.

The jury clarifies the illegible name on the note: "We are requesting the transcript of the expert witness on memory."

That's Elizabeth Loftus, Judge Nathan notes.

Another Ghislaine Maxwell jury note:

"May we please have the Larry Visoski transcript."

That means they're scrutinizing the testimony of both former Jeffrey Epstein pilots.

[Extra details c/o Adam Klasfeld]

We're back for the sixth day of deliberations in the Ghislaine Maxwell case—or the start of the fifth full day, depending on how you're counting. The jury ended yesterday announcing "we are making progress."

Judge Nathan reads a new Ghislaine Maxwell jury note.

"May we please have the following transcripts:"

• Shawn
• Cimberly Espinosa
• Amanda Young
• Jason Richards

Also one name she didn't read. Of note:

This appears to be the first time they requested transcripts of defense witness testimony.

Espinosa was an ex-assistant at J. Epstein & Co.

Young and Richards are FBI agents called by the defense.

Shawn was Carolyn's ex-boyfriend, called by the prosecution. The remaining (unread) name was apparently illegible. Judge Nathan is seeking clarification from the jury.

The jury also wants to know whether they're being asked to deliberate on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

Judge Nathan said that her "inclination" is to say, “Yes, you will continue deliberations as needed, every day, going forward.”

That includes New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and the following Sunday, she adds.

The jury clarifies the illegible name on the note: "We are requesting the transcript of the expert witness on memory."

That's Elizabeth Loftus, Judge Nathan notes.