Epstein's newly released court documents contain disturbing allegations about New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez's former girlfriend, Gwendolyn Beck.
Beck, 65, a longtime associate of Epstein's who began dating Menendez in 2010, was singled out by his victim Virginia Giuffre in a January 2016 statement, a transcript of which was eventually released announced to the public on Tuesday,” according to the New York Post.
During the deposition, Giuffre was shown a list of names and asked which people on the list she was not sexually abused as a child.
“Number 7, Gwendolyn Beck,” he answered. “I wasn't trafficked with her. She was just part of some of the traffic.”
A lawyer then asked Giuffre how exactly Beck was involved with Epstein.
“She was involved in some of the orgies,” the sexual abuse victim replied.
The lawyer continued to ask him “which gentlemen” were involved in the orgies.
“As far as I can remember, Jeffrey Epstein,” Giuffre replied.
What remains unclear is whether these orgies occurred while Beck was dating Menendez.
“Her relationship with Epstein has been well-documented, although this is the first time she has been charged with any wrongdoing,” the Post notes. “Beck was previously photographed with Epstein and his wife Ghislaine Maxwell at former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in 1995.”
“She was also photographed five years later at the Florida estate with Epstein, Prince Andrew and Trump's then-girlfriend Melania Knauss. Her 2014 campaign for Congress was even boosted by a $12,600 donation from 'Epstein, his only political contribution that year, according to Arlington Now,” according to the Post.
Note that the contribution came after Epstein was convicted of having sex with minors.
Two Florida lawmakers are joining in a bipartisan effort to introduce a bill that would allow the release of 2006 Grand Jury testimony from #JeffreyEpstein original conviction also known as “The Sweetheart Deal”. https://t.co/iYOKH0q1PH
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Beck defended the contribution at the time, saying he had accepted it for “sorry”.
“I haven't spoken to him in person in years,” he said. “During my years at Morgan Stanley (started in 1995), I managed some of his mutual funds (about $65 million) and got to know him personally.”
“I had a girlfriend at the time who I was very close to, and he was a hard-working, thoughtful man (he comes from a poor background and made a lot of money very quickly). I think he went off the deep end when she left go (at this point I left Morgan Stanley and had no relationship with them) and engaged in very bad behavior for which he sought therapy and paid his time in prison.”
She added that while she was “profoundly opposed [to] and surprised by his behavior”, that he had “paid his debt to society”
“Even though he's humanly flawed, he can be a great asset to our nation because he understands finance on a level that most people can't,” he continued.
Despite the donations, he lost the 2014 race to Democrat Don Beyer.
Prior to that, she worked as vice president of investments at Morgan Stanley. It was there that she started dating Menendez in 2010.
“The banker was photographed with him in the Dominican Republic in 2010, a picture that would later be used in the senator's corruption trial in 2015. It is unclear whether he knew about Beck's relationship with Epstein when they were dating,” he notes. the Post.
A former girlfriend of New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez was accused by Virginia Roberts of participating in orgies with her and Jeffrey Epstein, newly unsealed court documents reveal.
Gwendolyn Beck, now 65, ran for Congress in 2014 as an independent representative… pic.twitter.com/CQkI0446BS
— Real Mac Report (@RealMacReport) January 10, 2024
At the time of the scandal, Menendez was accused “of receiving generous hospitality from a Medicare fraud doctor who asked Menendez to obtain visas for his group of young lovers; interfering in an audit that would have prevented you from defrauding taxpayers; and to prevent Customs and Border Patrol from interrupting your lateral screening cargo at ports in the Dominican Republic.”
The congressman denied the charges and accused prosecutors of concocting a wild conspiracy theory.
Years later, he now faces a new set of charges for allegedly “taking gold bullion and bribes and stashing hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash at his home in exchange for using his “power and influence,” including his position as President of the Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations: to benefit the Egyptian government and two local businessmen.”
As before, he has once again pleaded not guilty.
Bob Menendez says he kept wads of cash in his home 'because of a history of property seizures in Cuba' https://t.co/XugizzIUzz pic.twitter.com/4KjkFK7pOk
— BPR (@BIZPACReview) September 29, 2023
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