Short Answer
Four women testified against Maxwell: “Jane” (pseudonym), “Kate” (pseudonym), “Carolyn” (first name only), and Annie Farmer (full name). Each described being recruited and abused as minors or young adults by Epstein with Maxwell’s facilitation. Their testimony was central to the prosecution’s case.
In Detail
Jane (Pseudonym)
Jane testified that she met Epstein and Maxwell in Palm Beach when she was 14 years old, that Maxwell worked to make her comfortable and to normalize sexual contact with Epstein, and that she was abused multiple times over several years. She did not use her real name at trial but testified as an adult about experiences that began when she was a teenager.
Kate (Pseudonym)
Kate described meeting Epstein and Maxwell in London in the 1990s, being groomed, and ultimately being abused. Her testimony covered events in the UK and the United States and helped support the international scope of the trafficking operation.
Carolyn
Carolyn testified that she met Epstein through a recruiter (another minor) in Palm Beach when she was 14 years old, that she received money for massages that escalated to sexual abuse, and that Maxwell was present and participated in some of those encounters. She was one of the most direct witnesses connecting Maxwell personally to abuse.
Annie Farmer
Annie Farmer, testifying under her real name, described meeting Epstein and Maxwell through her sister Maria, who also experienced abuse. She alleged Maxwell touched her inappropriately at Epstein’s New Mexico ranch. She was notably the accuser most closely identified with the New Mexico property operations.
Other Witnesses
The prosecution also called former Epstein employees, pilots, and investigators to corroborate the accusers’ accounts and establish the pattern of operation.