Yet this image, provided exclusively to the National Enquirer by Ghislaine’s family, has gained alarming significance as her relatives double down on a pivotal argument: Ghislaine could have vanished from the public eye — yet she resolutely chose not to.
Born a French citizen, she possessed every legal right to remain in France, a country notorious for refusing to extradite its nationals. She was not under investigation at the time of this photo, and her brother, Ian Maxwell, emphasized exclusively to the National Enquirer: had she feared arrest or harbored guilt, she could have easily stayed behind without consequence.
As our readers are aware, the convicted pedophile's lifeless body was found in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City on August 10, 2019, while he awaited trial on federal sex trafficking charges concerning underage girls. The dissemination of information regarding Epstein's demise initially set the stage for widespread speculation about potential repercussions for Maxwell.
