This documentary explores “the monster behind the monster” and focuses on Ghislaine Maxwell, the socialite, and partner of Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender who was tried for sex trafficking. Lisa Bryant is the director of the documentary and it also puts forward various information regarding the Ghislaine Maxwell case.
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Plot
The series aims to investigate the part that French-born Maxwell played in Epstein’s abuse of young girls.
The last installment of the docu-series mainly explores the incidents that happened after she was detained and charged by the federal government of the United States in June 2020 for crimes including enticement of minors and sex trafficking of underaged girls. The crimes were related to her association with Epstein.
Interviews with law enforcement officials, legal representatives, and Epstein victims like Annie Farmer has been featured in this documentary. It also shows how she provided evidence against Epstein and Maxwell during their sexual misconduct trial in London.
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Trailer
The trailer showed how the documentary fully explores Maxwell’s background, her relationship with Epstein, and subsequent trials that led to her sentencing.
Release Date
The documentary released on November 25. It is a single feature docu series and with a running time of one hour and 41 minutes. The documentary is available on Netflix.
Cast
Salli Saffioti, Vanessa Lemonides, Ellen Harvey, Elenna Stauffer, Kathy Searle, Maiken Baird, and Elene Melener are among the cast members of the series.
Who is Ghislaine Maxwell?
Ghislaine Maxwell was the daughter of publishing mogul Robert Maxwell. After a car accident that left her older brother in a coma for the rest of his life, Maxwell reportedly experienced a tremendous deal of emotional and parental neglect in her early years.
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Maxwell attended parties that were filled with famous people and celebrities, enormous beautiful homes. Her reputation as a socialite and seasoned member of high society was cemented in these circles.
Later, in 1991, she connected with Epstein through a common friend. From there, Maxwell helped Epstein torture minor girls, which led to years of horrors and the growth of a significant sex trafficking ring.
