"Ghislaine, she's a very strong woman. She's a very smart woman. But nobody wants to be in prison for 20 years, said Aidala during an appearance on NewsNation's Cuomo. Chris, I heard about how much money the Epstein estate gave out, but all you had to kind of do was line up and say that this happened there was no checks and balances and they were writing out a check."
"I am positive from what I know that there were some young women there who were absolutely hurt and deserve that [compensation]. I don't put Virginia Giuffre in that category. We've caught her lying so many times. The federal government, when they tried Ghislaine's case, they interviewed Giuffre for hours, maybe days. They never put her on the stand. You're a lawyer. Why? Why? Because she wasn't credible."
"She accused our friend Alan six times in six places. When he sued her for defamation, that's the case I handled against Giuffre, I may have made a mistake. Maybe it wasn't Alan Dershowitz over six times in six different locations. Ruined the guy's life. Ruined Dershowitz's life in his 80s by being falsely accused in this."
Attorney Arthur Aidala, who represented Ghislaine Maxwell, criticized Virginia Giuffre and argued she should not have received compensation from Jeffrey Epstein's estate. Aidala claimed Epstein estate payouts lacked checks and balances and allowed unverified claims to receive payment. He acknowledged that some young women were hurt and deserved compensation but asserted Giuffre was not among them due to alleged repeated lies and credibility problems. Aidala referenced the federal prosecution's decision not to call Giuffre at trial and described handling a defamation case tied to Giuffre's accusations against Alan Dershowitz. Giuffre later died by suicide after years of litigation, including a suit involving Prince Andrew.
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