Ghislaine Maxwell trial: Prosecutors rest case

The prosecution rests its case in the sex trafficking trial against Ghislaine Maxwell.

Maxwell's fourth and final accuser, Annie Farmer, took the stand in New York Federal Court on Friday. Farmer has been one of Jeffery Epstein and Maxwell's most outspoken accusers and is the only one out of the four to use her full name on the stand.

Farmer alleges she first came into contact with Epstein in 1996 when she was 16-years-old and was sexually assaulted by Maxwell and Epstein, along with her sister, who worked for Epstein at the time. The defense is now expected to begin its case next Thursday.

For more on the trial, One America's New York correspondent Caitlin Sinclair has more.