Here and here and here on her husband’s Instagram account! It wasn’t hard to find Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged Palm Beach fixer.
I’m saving these here before Brian Vickers closes his Instagram again. I find the images infuriating because they are just going about their very fabulous life, when there are many Epstein survivors who are still putting together the pieces of their shattered lives.
Brian Vickers is financing breast implants these days when he’s not being involved in Nascar racing.
I think they live in Miami, Florida. There are pictures online of Sarah meeting up with Epstein in 2012, but she’s also lived in Hawaii and married Vickers. They have a child.
Brian Vickers is financing breast implants these days when he’s not being involved in Nascar racing.
I think they live in Miami, Florida. There are pictures online of Sarah meeting up with Epstein in 2012, but she’s also lived in Hawaii and married Vickers. They have a child.
Life is always weirder than fiction. The Epstein case proves it. Do they know where Ghislaine Maxwell is?
Sarah Kellen/Kensington/Vickers is accused of recruiting and scheduling up to six sessions a day in the Palm Beach mansion in the early 2000s. She allegedly prepared the oils and the lotions in the rooms where the sex abuse occurred. She was born into the Jehovah's Witness community and married at 17. Sarah was extremely vulnerable, struggling financially and emotionally straight away after being cast out of her family. The early marriage, religious cult problem, plus low education levels.
She’s a classic victim, so very soon after that she was brought into the business, Epstein began to sexually abuse her. This went on for years, so apparently, these days, her spokeswoman says, she is extremely traumatised by what she went through.
But how far is too far if you're a victim? Or you become a participant to the abuse? Was there a situation where she was given no choice? That she had to start learning the business side of it? Plus not just being the victim where there was blackmail involved.Was it a case of she no longer had any roots in the world, except for the small circle? She may not have had any where else to turn to, family may have rejected her. If they’d had an idea of what she's been doing and would've rejected her.
She’s pled the fifth amendment on the Epstein allegations and was one of the beneficiaries of the much-criticised Acousta plea deal.












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