Prison hasn't silenced sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell
Instead, the former partner and madam of billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein insists she's a victim, not a villain.
From her prison cell in Florida, Maxwell has spoken publicly for the first time, and in a campaign which seems designed to rewrite history, makes a series of extraordinary claims dismissing the serious accusations against her.
From her prison cell in Florida, Ghislaine Maxwell has spoken publicly for the first time. Nine
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"I feel completely divorced from the person people reference and talk about," she said.
"I literally haven't seen any details that are accurate."
But psychologist Randee Kogan, who's been treating victims of Maxwell and Epstein for years, says Maxwell's outburst shows what a monster she really is.
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Randee Kogan, who's been treating victims of Maxwell and Epstein for years, says Maxwell's outburst shows what a monster she really is. Nine
As Kogan tells 60 MINUTES' reporter Tara Brown, "She hunted these girls, she preyed on them, she groomed them. She participated in sexual acts.
"She is much as guilty as Jefferey Epstein."
Watch: Ghislaine Maxwell tell-all interview on 60 MINUTES on Sunday, Channel 9 and 9Now after Married At First Sight.
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