Ghislaine Maxwell abused dozens more girls – Please come forward so she can DIE in prison, says victim’s lawyer

GHISLAINE Maxwell has abused dozens of other victims who should come forward to have her die in prison, a lawyer representing her said.

Lisa Bloom said the three women the 60-year-old socialite convicted of molesting for sex trafficking and caring for her former boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein were just the “tip of the iceberg”.

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Maxwell is scheduled to be sentenced in a Manhattan federal court on Wednesday, and prosecutors have asked for a minimum sentence of 30 years — while their attorneys are asking for a maximum of five years.

During her trial, victims came forward and accused Maxwell of preparing her for abuse by multi-millionaire Epstein and of abusing her himself.

“We know that over 150 women have filed sexual abuse allegations with the Jeffrey Epstein Victim Compensation Fund – I represented eight of them,” Bloom told The Sun Online.

“We know that Ghislaine Maxwell has now been convicted of conspiring with him and sex trafficking girls for him.

“So it seems obvious to me that there are many more potential victims who could come forward against Ghislaine Maxwell.

“And they should, so she gets the maximum punishment for hurting so many women.”

Bloom said that “most” of Maxwell’s 150 were groomed and the victims who have come forward are “the tip of the iceberg”.

In what has been dubbed the “trial of the century,” the jury heard Maxwell capture girls as young as 14 for Epstein.

Maxwell, classified by prosecutors as “dangerous,” helped lure at-risk teenagers into Epstein’s various possessions between 1994 and 2004 so they could sexually abuse him.

She has been accused of “serving” girls for the multi-millionaire, her former lover, with the pair being labeled “partners in crime”.

Epstein hanged himself in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

In an attempt to reduce her sentence, her attorneys said she faced death threats and harsh conditions that caused her to lose hair and weight.

A prisoner in Maxwell’s housing unit reportedly told at least three other inmates that she had been offered money to murder her.

They have also claimed that she was “hit with a hammer” by her father as they revealed details of her “traumatizing childhood.”

But prosecutors said Maxwell “has enjoyed remarkable privileges as a high-profile inmate that far exceed the benefits afforded to the average inmate.”

“It is not surprising that a woman who has lived a life of incredible luxury should complain about her life as a prisoner.

“But that fact is nowhere near deserving of leniency in sentencing, let alone the extraordinary degree of leniency that the defendant is seeking.”

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