Ghislaine Maxwell's Accusers Will Be Referred To As 'Victims' & 'Minors' In Sex Trafficking Trial Despite Jeffrey Epstein's Alleged Madam Objecting To Labels
Nov. 2 2021, Published 1:02 p.m. ET
Ghislaine Maxwell is taking a massive loss ahead of her upcoming sex trafficking trial. Federal Judge Alison Nathan has ruled that the disgraced British socialite's accusers will be referred to as "victims" and "minors" in front of the jury.
Ghislaine's legal team fought like hell to prevent the accusers from being labeled, sighting the titles were “impractical” and “unnecessary."
That wasn't the only blow the 59-year-old jailbird faced when she appeared in court on Monday. Showing up in shackles, the ex-business mogul's former associate looked disheveled and a smear of her former fancy self.
Rocking her blue prison uniform instead of her usual glamorous frocks, Ghislaine sported a white mask during her attorney's last-ditch effort before her trial.
