0:00 [Music] Okay. So, this thing is is not new. Okay. It's like an old thing that uh but I've never seen it until recently and I thought it was pretty interesting. But um just watch this. >> This is pretty good. >> What the heck? >> What the All right, here we go. What the ████ me you man? >> There you go. >> Why does it do that? >> Just read it as if it was his voice. >> It just like goes back to nothing. >> Don't me >> youing. One of the prolific Reddit users. >> Okay, here.
0:52 >> Wouldn't it be crazy if Justain Maxwell was one of the most prolific Reddit users of all time? >> What? and was a moderator of the subreddit world news among others. >> What? >> Allow me to introduce you to Maxwell Hill, Reddit user. Actually, the very first Reddit user to ever get a million karma points active since 2006. Okay. It actually is the 14th highest karma uh receiver on Reddit in the history of Reddit. this account. I should also point out that her family in Britain lives at Hedington Hill Hall. Maxwell Hill, anyone? But you guys want to hear something kind of interesting? Maxwell Hill hasn't made a post in over 4 years after posting every damn day pretty much. >> Wow. So, right when Just Lane Maxwell
1:44 got arrested back in 2020, Maxwell Hill, the Reddit account stopped posting. That's interesting. Let's Let's take a look at some of the posts that Maxwell Hill made over the years, shall we? Meanwhile, in some American states, not only may you have SCEX with a 13-year-old, you may marry the 13year-old. Oh. Out of curiosity, do you or anyone you know in other American states apart from New Hampshire uh still entertain these laws which allow 13-year-olds to marry? >> Whoa. >> What the Then there's this article. Take a look at that article. That's Maxwell Hill posted that article. I can't even read it, but yeah. >> What does it say? >> And here's her griping about how it's uh inappropriate to approach children nowadays.
2:35 [Applause] In May of 2007, Magdaline McCann disappeared. Okay, check this out. You can see here a large gap in Maxwell Hill's posting. And like I said, she posted every day. So that's interesting. Here's the police sketch of the suspect in the Medaline MCM case. >> Wa. There's also a thread where the where Maxwell Hill says replies to a comment in which it says uh winter doesn't start until after December 21st. Maxwell Hill said well my birthday is after December 21st. M just Maxwell's birthday December 25th. That's weird. And for anyone that's going, "Oh, but why would they bo why would she bother doing that?" Take a look at what happened with 4chan. The 4chan hack revealed that most of the
3:27 people posting about QAnon and other things were MSAD and CIA agents. >> Whoa. >> Do you guys know who Just Lane's dad was? >> I'm going to say like it's pretty compelling. I'm going to say that is definitely her. >> Holy ████ >> Did you look on to Reddit? >> That's crazy. >> Can you check their site? Let me check their like history post and everything. >> That account? Yeah. >> Is it on Reddit? >> I'm going to check that ████ out. Um, so you guys know about that 4chan thing that happened? >> No. >> So they were um so 4chan had a hack and all the um all of the uh I guess like the mods got doxed so you could see who they were. >> Yeah. >> And it turned out that some of them were like linked with like uh federal like uh >> Wow. >> You know like.gov emails. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I saw that. Yeah. That's crazy. But still, it's not like 100% proven that like just because it's
4:19 a .GV email that it was like an agent of that department, >> but it's a government employee or else you can't have a do.gov email, >> right? But there's that does Yeah, exactly. But it doesn't necessarily mean that they're like specific agents or spec it could just be like some guy at the >> Yeah. Yeah. They don't have to be like ████ James Bond to do to have a doctor. >> Yeah. Exactly. >> They might just be like like posting ████ online. Yeah, it could be. Or Yeah. Or it could be, you know, actual agents. But what do you think of this? Isn't that a kind of a interesting thing? >> That's really cool. >> I I thought cuz I thought, you know, like these people, they have a life outside of >> trafficking, you know, like it's like >> they probably have like their favorite pizza shop that they like go, I'm going to go on Yelp and review,
5:09 >> you know, like they have they have normal things that they might do. So, you think Gain Mexico could really be like that hardcore of a Reddit user? >> We don't know what her hobbies are. >> So, I feel like that's part of her operation, though. >> Like, like >> why is 13 What's so bad about 13year-olds, guys? >> You know, I feel like it's part of like, >> hey, anybody anywhere else besides New Hampshire? Like, I feel like it's like insinuating things. You know, when you like incept ideas, >> then you can >> like what he does at Jubie Hawaii. >> Yeah. And then he gets hired later. Yeah. >> I wonder if it's like um cuz she's kind of media trained. Her dad owned a bunch of publications. >> Yeah. Isn't he like the McGra Hill like person? >> Yeah, basically. He he has like all those uh new What's those uh I think the Sun or some ████ like that. They have
6:00 like UK news. >> Yeah. >> And he used to own all the newspapers there. >> Yeah. >> And then he was um it's a he's a confirmed uh triple agent. I think he worked for Massage, >> CIA, and KGB. >> Oh, yeah. KGB, too. >> That's crazy. >> So, you think uh >> Yeah, cuz cuz um he was he's like an informant agent. So, I don't know if he was like a full like a CIA, but he could have been like a close informant, >> right? >> But for sure, there's pictures of him like working with the Soviets and then >> with the Israel and then all that stuff. And so it was interesting that he owned like also a news business. That was his whole thing. >> I'm like that's a lot of things you can do. But I guess it's not a lot of work to tell on someone. So if you're a spy
6:51 like I think oh man you got a 40hour shift or nah. You probably what are you going to do? Rat on someone for 40 hours straight? Like you're probably getting information and then you're like all right I got some info for you. It's like one minute right? But I'm like that's a lot of jobs. If you think about three spy jobs, that's like that's a lot of jobs. But yeah, two you could get one information and you can kind of go to every agency and tell them, you know. So >> yeah. >> Yeah. So you think this could be her on Reddit? >> If you had access to newspapers, would you not just write the same ████ but under somebody else's name in a bigger publication? >> I guess so. >> Like why Reddit? Unless it is just a hobby. >> It could be. That's what I'm thinking. >> Yeah. She's just chilling. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's just one of those things people actually tend to uh what do you call it? >> Fart.
7:42 >> Attend. You know what I mean? >> Attend. People attend Reddit. >> People participate. >> Well, the Reddit might actually be more influential than a newspaper, >> right? Because it's of peers. >> Yeah. It's like it might it's like in the day and age of like, oh, Jennifer Aniston tells you to drink this versus Mr. Beast. Like the the whole like influencer concept, it might be more influential. Did he mention when he started when the this person started the account? >> Uh, no. But it's it's an old account. It's an old account. Yeah, >> cuz there was another time when Glay Mwell and all that stuff was like not so much her, but Epstein was like being very public like cuz he was getting um in trouble for that Florida case. >> The one before like recently. It was like years ago where there were there were like these girls accusing him and
8:32 then like but it was like 10 years before what happened >> and then that made like you know everybody look into it and I think what if someone who's kind of like a early conspiracy person that saw her name made that account and then like was troll like pretending to be you know I don't know and it just paid off years later. >> Yeah. They won the lottery on it. >> Mhm. >> I don't know. I can kind of imagine us sat in a row with a chamomile tea of an evening of spying and trafficking and hyping up a little on Reddit having a little sip. >> Like that's your outlet. >> Yeah. A little Why not? >> Cuz that is funny though, like >> with the 12-year-old massaging your shoulders. >> Yeah. That really paints the picture >> cuz think about it like the uh the being online and anonymous, right? you gotta
9:23 want to tell somebody or like you're just it's like you're like imagine playing like Call of Duty and then like Matthew McConnA is on the other and you don't even know you're playing with them >> and then then they're like yeah I get to play with the world and whatever. >> That's true. Like she's just >> so like she's a Redditor. >> I got to read it cuz she might just be doing like here's my special um pumpkin pie formula. And then the next thing is like anyone know where I could get some kids >> the um >> to give the pies to. What up, guys? Come join our Patreon cuz there's hundreds of videos dating back to 2019. >> Support the channel's growth and new ideas. >> And tap into the closer community by joining our Discord. >> Come chat with me inside and then you can say funny things to me >> and get the opportunity to suggest new video ideas. Come join our Patreon.
10:13 Thank you. Link is in the description box below. People said someone here is saying that that it it can't be her because um it says like over the last this is like from 5 days ago. This person said over the last few weeks Reddit has been removing mods on accounts that have been inactive for over a year. Presumably Maxwell Hill was one of these supposedly that so that account should have been inactive for over here but um the that account lost its mod privileges and it says uh Maxwell Hill is now the bottom mod with no permissions having joined the mod team 11 days ago which means that because Glade Maxwell is currently in prison she wouldn't have been able to accept the invitation to join the Monty >> unless somebody prison pocketed a cell phone and she can she can p you know
11:03 >> she's like finally read it. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That's really funny cuz >> I don't Is she in like some maximum security? >> I guess. Yeah. But then that's what this guy said. People get phones in prison all the time. I think some have internet access as well in general. Not hard to fathom. She responded somehow. It's like really either way you look at it like if you like everyone who seems to put evidence that like no I can't be her because ABNC someone responds and goes you would believe that you sheep. You know what I mean? Like it's it's a really funny argument. Well, with this out now I bet you everyone's lurking on the page and then like messaging and saying like, "Hey, what's up? What's up?" >> Yeah. This person actually went through the trouble of trying to match Maxwell Hill's post with what Gain was actually doing that day. And this one says, "At the time Maxwell Hill posted this," which they put like the time stamp,
11:54 December 3007, it says, "Gain Maxwell was photographed at a lunchon here." And they have a photo of her >> on her phone. >> And then it says, uh, >> that would have been cool. >> It says here at 2011, she was photographed here. They have like they're matching like the post with where she was. And that that's 2007. That's like people were people using >> uh Reddit on their phone in ' 07 >> 2007. I don't think so. >> ████ I don't think so. >> I was using Craigslist in 2007. I didn't even know. Yeah. I don't even know what Reddit was. >> I don't think people were using mobile phone for like Reddit at that level at or at all maybe. I don't know. >> I I wasn't. >> No way. >> That's like 3 megapixel 5 megapixel days. >> That's crazy.
12:44 Yeah. Interesting. >> I was 12 years old. I believe we had a the Blackberry iPhone. I mean, phones. >> Yeah. Was during those days. Blackberry days. >> You could have recorded. >> Yeah. >> No. Didn't we make YouTube videos back then? Yeah. 2007. Yeah. >> But my camera was like a 3 megapixel or 5 megapixel >> and the storage was like hella limited. >> Yeah. It's like 512 megabytes or something. >> Yeah. Something stupid. >> Yeah. That was Facebook days. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> No. Yeah. Those MySpace days. >> No, I think MySpace was getting Yeah. >> It's so funny that like somebody wrote this whole long thing of like here's the way Maxwell Hill post and here's how Glain Maxwell speaks and it it doesn't match and all this stuff like a longass description and then the next person said nice try Msad.
13:35 >> It could always go back and forth no matter what. >> It'll never end. But I thought it was such a funny theory. What do you think about uh the statement she made where she's like, "I'm now ready to confess everything." >> Well, she made that to a person and then that person leaked it to the media, so it we don't even know if she really said that. >> You think she's going to kill herself, too? >> I'm honestly surprised that it hasn't happened yet. If that's true, like, >> and if there's no files and there's nothing going on and whatever, then why is she in jail? >> Yep. >> Isn't that crazy? >> You know, they're supposed to release everything today. >> Today? >> Yeah. >> Man, I feel like I hear that every day. Yeah. Yeah. >> But isn't that insane to be arrested for such a crazy thing with that many clients and then nothing else happens? >> Yeah. What is she in jail? >> Guys, but we all know it cannot be released. >> It will collapse both parties.
14:26 >> ████ it, dude. >> Or maybe it's not. >> Before they release it, they're like, >> "So what? Yeah, we did it. I don't care." >> Yeah. Or they just scapegoat some people. They put like 10 people on a list that are like low down. These guys are on the list. those guys get. >> Yeah, let's just kill 10 people so we know like there's a little bit of accountability and then maybe the true dark ones will just they'll still just be alive. >> Dude, if they want to bring back freaking cable TV, just make a TV show where they release one name per episode. >> That would be so funny. >> Just waiting waiting list. >> The ratings on that, >> dude. >> That would bring back te >> the e-list. But you'd think there's a list for sure, right? >> Yeah. They already said there was. >> Yeah. >> And then they said there wasn't. Yeah, they kept saying that. >> Isn't that the dumbest thing? Like >> Well, you know some people that are saying that this is now 4D chess going on. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I've heard that >> that they're like they're saying it and
15:17 gaslighting the public so the public gets angry and then now the judges that were blocking it are forced to open it. >> Yeah. That's what I heard too that it's a power play because they want it to come out. But >> obviously like I don't know if it's true but something like Trump doesn't even have the power to do it. But then Pam Bondi, Cash Pat Mattel, all the people that were hardcore saying like, "Yeah, it's there." All of a sudden they go, "It's not there. What are you talking about? You guys are stupid." >> So that's just so outlandish. I'm like, "What's going on?" >> Even the video where there's like 3 minutes missing. Like we can all see there's time missing. >> Oh yeah, that minute that's just gone. >> They didn't even try to hide it. Like what is the real message? >> So many things to look at. Yeah. >> The ████ is going on? I don't know. >> Hey, but you know what? It's been kind of nice to to feel like everyone's together for once. >> You know what I mean? Like both sides. Yeah. That both sides are like, "This is
16:08 ████ up." It's probably the first thing that happened that really brought both sides together in a way. >> I I I honestly think releasing the lease will let will have both sides come together and unite. >> They're saying that um so the ones that are like diehard Trump fans, right, that are like that'll try to figure out a way to be like, "What is he really doing?" So they're thinking that Trump was gaslighting everybody. So the Democrats would come out and actually say, "Release it then. Release it then." Right? >> And then so if all of them are on board pressuring them to release it, and then all of the people who didn't really care are now giving it attention. >> Now he goes, "Well, everyone's pressuring me to release it, so I have to do it now." >> And then so now the judges who were blocking it. >> Yeah. M >> somehow I just I don't know why, but like I just doubt that like anything
16:58 gets released because the people demand it. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> I feel like it's something else. I don't know what, but like why would they though? Cuz this is what I'm wondering is like did you see that Tucker Carlson thingy when he was saying like they're doing it not for us? Like were they saying like, "Oh, it doesn't exist. Whatever." Like they they know that it's out like outlandish to do it, but they're doing it for the people that they're protecting on the list. >> Yep. >> Like we got your back. And I was like, I never even thought of it that way >> where it's like Trump and all the players >> Yeah. >> are actually like, >> I'm just going to lie to my people because what's more important is protecting you guys. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Do you think they even have a responsibility to release it? Cuz if it's evidence in a criminal trial, so like if they actually are going to take it to trial, do they should they even release it? >> That's true. You can't. You You
17:48 technically can't. >> Yeah. And then even if So what is the list, too? Cuz what if there's people on the list who were clients but weren't necessarily doing the worst of it? Like maybe they were involved in him in some way but they weren't necessarily like diddling kids >> and now their life is ruined. They're probably going to be on someone's >> right. Guilty by association >> like Chris Tucker. >> Yeah. So on the other side, maybe they shouldn't release it. >> Did you see that? So like when when the list thing happens, right? when they when they released that first list that was fake uh and they asked Jimmy Kimmel about it and he was like that's not even a real list, the one that had Jimmy Kimmel's name and then they asked Chris Tucker about the same list that was supposedly fake and Chris Tucker didn't say it was fake. He was like oh no yeah I was on the plane but that it was just because you know like uh I was catching a ride somewhere to this other place like but he didn't Chris Tucker didn't
18:38 go that's not a real list. No, because Kevin Spacy and Chris Tucker went to uh Africa on Epstein's plane. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And and he he totally didn't deny that it was really they were really on it. But then that list is the same list that Chris Tucker's looking at >> that Jimmy Kimmel said is completely fake. >> Damn. Yeah. >> But also, you know, when you ride the thing, you don't know what the list is. >> Like the flight log list. >> Yeah. Like if I'm riding a Uber, I don't know who else rode the same Uber. >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. They're talking about it's a uh this is different. It's not the flight log list that's already out, right? No, they're talking about the client book list. >> Yeah, the one in her black book or whatever. >> But apparently this CIA dude was like um >> it recently sold for like cheap like 100 grand or something at an auction. This
19:28 like auction that sells like American memorabilia. He goes like so like >> Yeah. So he's like that black book. He goes, "It's already like people, you can buy it." He's like, "What?" >> He's like, "You could buy the actual black book. >> How come it has been uploaded then?" >> So he goes, "Before Epstein, this whole Epstein thing wasn't like big, right?" He's like, "Anyone could have just bought it." And he goes, "So what's stopping the FBI >> to confiscate that book, printing all the things on it, and then releasing it?" And he's like, "So I guess in the their community, like they know that that that thing's just floating around. It's in someone's private collection. they can sell it, whatever. Yeah. And then he was he was just like, "Yeah, we all know that it's there. There is a list." He goes, "Why doesn't the FBI just grab it and then make copies and then just make it open or independently
20:18 people can? It was auctioned last year. No one wanted it." So he's like, "You could have bought it and then just got all the names on the list." >> It was actually auctioned. Like they have the record of that. >> Yeah. >> What the heck? Or maybe that's 5D chess and now people are scrambling around looking for it. But it's >> it was all to sell it like a Pokemon card. >> Yeah. It's like who knows, man. >> I like the idea that he was this like malev malevolent evil genius with a little paper book that he did all his little notes in little doodles in the margin. Yeah. Maybe some stickers from Daiso, you know, made it cute. >> Says Jeffy's thoughts. Jeffy's list open up Bill Clinton.
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