The British woman was identified as a “participant in the abuse” during the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell.

The British woman was found to have participated in “sexualized massages” involving underage girls. Jeffrey Epstein‘s Florida mansion.

The woman was inside Ghislaine MaxwellTrial with a witness who testifies under the pseudonym Jane.

Jane, who says she has been abused by Maxwell and Epstein since the age of 14 and was forced to take part in a series of ‘sexualized massages’ involving adults, identified the British woman as one of the participants.

Laura Menninger, Maxwell’s lawyer, asked Jane about the woman: “You said she was British and that she was kind and cool. Did she work with you on group massages? Was she involved in sexual intercourse? ‘

‘Yes,’ the story replied.

She described at least four other women involved in the massages as “tall,” “thin,” and said she believed they were models.

One of the other women involved was named Sophie, and Jane agreed with the defense that she ‘knew the routine’ and that she would ‘hang out with other girls during sex’.

Another woman who took part in the orgies called herself ‘Eva’ and asked if she also ‘knew the routine’, Jane replied: ‘Yes.’

One woman was named ‘Michelle’ and Jane confirmed that she was also ‘involved in sexualized contact’, a fifth was older and her name was Kelly, and Jane said she ‘thought she was a model’.

Jane is the first of four defendants to testify at the trial of Maxwell, who is accused of being Epstein’s ‘lady’ and aiding in the abuse of minors between 1994 and 2004. She pleaded guilty.

During the last court hearing, Menninger said Jane continued to call Epstein after she moved to Los Angeles and sent him a photo when she was 19 that read, ‘You’re rocking my world.’

Jane said she was sent by her mother.

Advocate further asked: ‘You continued to travel with Mr Epstein’s money after you’ ran away ‘from him in 1999, didn’t you?’

Jane replied, ‘That’s not true.’

At one point, Jane became extremely emotional and had to interrupt her testimony after the prosecution asked her questions.

Prosecutor Alison Moe asked her about the money Jane received from the Jeffrey Epstein Victims Compensation Fund. She said, ‘Would you return that money if it meant you weren’t abused as a child?’

After the defense objected, Jane did not respond, but began to cry and needed a handkerchief to stop the tears.

In the end, she said, ‘I wish I would never receive that money because of what happened.’

She said the money will help her “finish” the episode for her and that she wants to “fix” and “continue her life”.

Maxwell’s brother Kevin was in court for the first time and sat next to the family lawyer, with Isabel Maxwell on the other side.

Speaking to the court after the trial, Kevin said he was “satisfied” to be there.

He said, ‘It made me extremely relieved to be close to her and to actually see her in my body, to talk to her. This is the first time I have spoken to her in person after more than 500 days.

Ian Maxwell added that his sister looks “pretty good regardless of the conditions of detention,” which is why his family recently filed a complaint with the UN.

He added that he would not comment on the case due to “respect for justice”.

Earlier in the day, Maxwell’s attorney asked if Epstein had introduced her to Donald Trump. Jane said it was ‘correct’.

Menninger asked, ‘He took you to Mar-a-Lago, didn’t he? When were you 14 years old? ‘

Jane said, ‘Yes.’

Menninger asked, ‘Is the wave in a dark green car?’ Jane said yes. The meeting would have been in 1994, long before Trump was president.

Menninger wondered if Jane remembered flying on Epstein planes with “many individuals,” and she answered in the affirmative, one of whom was Prince Andrew.

However, Jane claimed that she was never ordered to have sex with any of Epstein’s co-workers nor was she asked to hire other girls.