Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich

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Anytime we get more exposures about stories of horrible crimes is a good thing. The Jeffry Epstein story was always incomplete without his partner in crime, Ghislaine Maxwell. I don't know how much has been covered about her; aside from this film I have seen only one other. I suppose there is a certain fascination with the rich and especially the rich who turn out to be horrible criminals. Unfortunately, this documentary doesn't really tell us about why she turned out to be the way she was - a convicted sex offender and child trafficker. There's no new information here. Instead, we get laughable stories about her sexual appetite that rubbed some people the wrong way. She was more carefree about sex than some people, so she must be bad. Her father was a womanizer, so she must be bad. Was this film commissioned by the church? Seriously. The only good thing about this documentary are the interviews with Annie Farmer and Liz Stein, the only victims who have been publicly identified. And also "Mary" an unidentified victim. Without these I would have given this underwhelming film at best two stars.

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Why are the celebrities and the world leaders like Bill Gates, the Clinton and so on, who used Epstein's and Maxwell's services to exploit minors and to traffic sex workers not named, prosecuted or at least interviewed? Where's the documentary that calls them out? Several high-profile individuals, including some celebrities and politicians, were connected to Jeffrey Epstein and were reportedly seen visiting his private island or traveling on his private plane. What did they do there? Something seems very fishy and it's just sad that no one wants to speak out even though everyone knows something is up!!