A look at Ghislaine Maxwells $1 ML home on 156 acres

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Ghislaine Maxwell, the accused procurer for dead convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein, was arrested Thursday at a New Hampshire home purchased for $1 million last December by a “legal entity”The entity was created after the seller’s real estate agent balked at selling to an anonymous buyer, the agent told CNBC.“I assumed it was a famous actress” who bought the secluded property, the seller’s agent said in a phone interview.The agent spoke within hours of learning from another real estate agent that the British socialite Maxwell was busted by the FBI at the 156-acre property in Bradford, N.H., at around 8:30 a.m. ET. “Never met her, never saw her,” said the agent, who requested anonymity because she did not want her name associated with the Epstein case.Authorities said Thursday that Maxwell was caught at a 156-acre property in that town, which lists just one lot of that size in land records at East Washington Road.