New Book Says Maxwell Is An Even Bigger MONSTER Than We Thought

Virginia Roberts Giuffre will go down in history as one of Jeffery Epstein’s most vocal accusers. But we know now that he wasn’t the one running the show. It was Ghislaine Maxwell who would recruit young girls with a broken past and deliver them to a rich pedophile.

In the new book, “Perversion of Justice: The Jeffrey Epstein Story,” written by Julie K. Brown, Giuffre describes Maxwell as a “tyrant,” and talks in-depth about the couple’s twisted relationship.  reveals

In 2000, Maxwell spotted then 16-year-old Giuffre at the former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago country club and approached her asking if she was a masseuse then immediately offered her a job interview with Jeffery Epstein.

Giuffre took her up on the opportunity and Maxwell prepped her for the session beforehand telling her that if she did a good job she would make a lot of money while traveling the world. Maxwell instructed her to start at Epstein’s feet while using “upward strokes to push the blood up his legs.”

When she arrived at the lavish estate, Epstein and Maxwell began asking Giuffre a lot of personal questions about her background and took advantage of the fact that she had been a childhood runaway.

“I’m a good girl. I just was always in the wrong places,” Giuffre said during the interaction.

“It’s okay,” Jeffrey replied, according to the book telling her that he liked “naughty girls.”

“With that, he flipped over, exposing [himself]. She looked at Maxwell for guidance, but the proper English lady was now topless. She began to undress Virginia …,” Giuffre says in the book.

“It was an arrangement whereby she would bring him the girls, and he would give Ghislaine the kind of self-indulgent life that she was accustomed to growing up,” Giuffre says in the book.

Giuffre explained that the couple seemed to share “a kindred hedonism” and Maxwell’s role was feeding his “obsession” with underage girls.