Twitter Suspends Account Gives Updates On Ghislaine Maxwell Trial

The Ghislaine Maxwell trial is one of those rare events that almost everyone is interested in.

Because of Epstein’s suspicious death, the large number of people connected to him across the political sphere, his connections to people in every industry, and the atmosphere of mystery that surrounds success and wealth. his estate, people want to hear more about what happened on Epstein’s island, or at least who was involved.

Unfortunately, due to federal court regulations, television staff are not allowed into the courtroom. Instead, we had to rely on the reports of the administrators to get a seat in the courtroom, or else others to find out what was going on and be able to report it.

One such person ran a Twitter account called “Maxwell Test Tracker”. That account posted regular updates describing what was said in the courtroom and any interesting tidbits coming from the proceedings.

Unfortunately, sadly as is the case with controversial and conservative accounts, Twitter has cracked down on and banned this account. Like a fox report, it “was suspended on Wednesday after the tech company claimed that the profile violated rules against “platform manipulation and spam.“’

Account owner say on Substack that “I woke up this morning and @TrackerTrial Twitter account has been suspended. All other accounts that I made in the past have also been suspended. This is the only note I get.”

More details on what Twitter claims the account is doing and what it’s actually doing, the account owner has this to say:

According to Twitter’s rules, it appears the account has amplified “fake” information. I’m not sure what I “amplified” and how to do it.

By the way, the account gets crazy interactions, all natural. No external amplification. Everyone wants to hear truth about the Ghislaine Maxwell test, and Jeffrey Epstein and the interactive numbers showed it. There have been hundreds of millions of impressions and one account has grown from zero to over 525,000 followers in a matter of weeks. All we did was report information from the trial that the mainstream media failed to do.

[…]We’ve appealed to Twitter so we can lift the suspension, but we’ll likely never hear back from them.

Fox News said more that “The Nancy Pelosi Portfolio tracker @NancyTracker, which tracks the investments of the Speaker of the House, was also operated by the same users and has also been discontinued.”

So Twitter is trying to crack down on people spreading the truth about Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplices in the crime. Is this just a mistake based on the account’s extremely high engagement or is Twitter trying to hide certain things?