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Disgraced Ghislaine Maxwell writing tell-all memoir behind bars over her ties to paedo Jeffrey Epstein
GHISLAINE Maxwell is writing a tell-all memoir behind bars over her ties to paedo Jeffrey Epstein.
The disgraced British socialite, 62, claims she will reveal the truth in the book she plans to write while serving a 20-year sentence in a low-security Florida jail.
Maxwell urged inmates to ignore anything they read about Epstein after court documents became public earlier this month.
A source said: “Max says the documents in the news are all false or misinformation.
“The truth will only come out when her book does.”
But insiders warned that the sole purpose of her latest written work will be to clear her name, instead of truly coming clean, according to the Daily Mail.
In 2021, she was found guilty on five charges of luring girls as young as 14 into the hands of Epstein.
Although inmates are forbidden to sign publishing deals, Maxwell can write a manuscript for a lawyer to distribute.
She reportedly has no computer access and has to use a typewriter.
Earlier in the month, it was claimed by Prince Andrew's cousin that Maxwell was going to use the unsealed Epstein documents to try and show she's not the "most horriblest person on earth" and others were "even worse" than her,
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In an exclusive interview with The U.S. Sun, author Christina Oxenberg said that convicted sex trafficker Maxwell will have welcomed the newly-released list.
It featured over 100 names of rich and powerful Epstein associates from Bill Clinton to Prince Andrew and Donald Trump.
“It all benefits Ghislaine in terms of ‘It wasn't just me. I'm not the horriblest person,'" said Christina, Prince Andrew's second cousin.
“You remember she said that word in her prison interview. 'I'm not the horriblest person on earth. There's worse than me.'
“Like we care, like we need to know who's worse than Ghislaine.
“She's working this in her favour."