The second day of the Ghislaine Maxwell trial started where the first day ended: with direct testimony from Jeffrey Epstein’s pilot, Lawrence P. Visoski, Jr. U.S. Attorney Lara Pomerantz continued to ask Visoski how Epstein’s various residences, both domestic and international, were laid out. Visoski had a very clear memory of each, including at times, square footage. The jury often saw photos of the lavish homes. Then Pomerantz asked him questions about the layouts of Epstein’s various aircraft. Visoski specifically mentioned two types of couches on Epstein’s Boeing 727. The jury viewed photographs of the circular couch in which Visoski called the “round room.” While Visoski often had meet-and-greets with passengers, he testified that the door to the cockpit was always closed during flights. Visoski testified that he wrote up passenger manifests for each flight. Sometimes he only knew a passenger’s first name and if he didn’t know any name …