Ghislaine Maxwella member of high society who used to frequent members of royalty, presidents and billionaires, and ended up sentenced to 20 years in prison for helping the millionaire Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse girls, gave his first videotaped interview for British TV.
The full interview will air next Monday, January 23 at 7:00 p.m. (UK time) on a special program -Ghislaine Behind Bars” (Ghislaine, behind bars)- on Talk TV, Rupert Murdoch’s channel. However, this Sunday, sA preview was released in which she is seen for the first time speaking on camera.
In the little more than 30 seconds broadcast, Maxwell defends his friend, Prince Andrew, and try to unlink it from Virginia Guiffrethe woman who accused him of rape when he was still a minor.
The photo of the couple that circulated around the world, which was apparently taken in March 2001 in Maxwell’s apartment, was provided by Guiffre to The Mail on Sunday in February 2011.
According to Guiffre, who was forced to have sex with the Prince when she was 17 years old, after being trafficked by convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who in 2019 was found dead in his prison cell.
In the revealing interview, which will be broadcast on the Jeremy Kyle, Maxwell denies everything: “I have no recollection of their meeting. And I don’t think that photo is real. It is false. I don’t think it’s real for a second, in fact I’m sure it’s not.
And he adds that there has never been an original, “there is no photograph.”
The interview comes as Prince Andrew is set to launch a dramatic attempt to void the multi-million dollar settlement he reached with Guiffre in an attempt to get her to recant her sexual assault allegations and possibly obtain an apology. The Duke of York has taken action after Guiffre last year dropped his lawsuit against Epstein’s former lawyer Alan Dershowitz, whom he also accused of sexual assault, admitting he “may have made a mistake” in identifying him. .
Maxwell, the daughter of British newspaper mogul Robert Maxwell, is serving a 20-year sentence for procuring girls for her late lover and sex offender Jeffrey Epsteinwho was found dead in his prison cell in 2019. The sentence was the punctuation mark in a trial that explored the sordid rituals of a predatory power couple who courted the rich and famous while luring vulnerable girls as young as 14. and then they exploited them.
The US Justice concluded that Epstein sexually abused girls hundreds of times over more than a decade, but that he could not have done it without the help of Maxwell, his longtime partner and ex-girlfriend, who also participated in the abuse. sometimes. The jury sentenced Maxwell to 20 years in prison for sex trafficking, transporting a minor to engage in illegal sexual acts and two counts of conspiracy.
“They were partners in crime together and they abused these children together,” the sentence states. calling Maxwell “a person who was indifferent to the suffering of other human beings.”
The judge described Maxwell’s crimes as “abominable and predatory” and made it clear that although “Epstein was central to this criminal scheme, Maxwell is not being punished in his place or on his behalf, but rather for his conduct.”
The financial billionaire committed suicide in jail in August 2019 while awaiting trial for these crimes. According to the prosecution, for a decade, Maxwell aided, facilitated, and participated in the abuse of minors by Jeffrey Epstein, helping him recruit, lure, and abuse youth he knew to be under the age of 18.
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Source-www.infobae.com