Prince Andrew’s friend Ghislaine Maxwell will learn her fate

• Prince Andrew’s friend Ghislaine Maxwell will learn her fate.
• Maxwell will be sentenced by Manhattan federal court judge Alison Nathan.
• She was found guilty in the latter part of last year on five of six counts, the most serious of which involved the s** trafficking of kids.

Prince Andrew’s friend Ghislaine Maxwell will learn her destiny as a US judge who punishes the former socialite for aiding the late infamous billionaire Jeffrey Epstein for s******y abusing minors on Tuesday.

Maxwell, 60, will be sentenced by Manhattan federal court judge Alison Nathan to an actual life sentence in prison.

The Oxford-educated daughter of the late British press tycoon Robert Maxwell was found guilty in the latter part of last year on five of six counts, the most serious of which involved the s** trafficking of kids.

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Her attorneys have pleaded for compassion, citing Maxwell’s difficult upbringing and asserting that Epstein was not held accountable, therefore Maxwell is being unfairly punished.

They urged Nathan to impose a sentence that was lower than the 20-year recommendation made by the US probation administration.

In their request for Maxwell to spend between 30 and 55 years in prison, the prosecution claims that she has demonstrated an “utter lack of remorse” for the offences she perpetrated between 1994 and 2004.

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Maxwell’s lawyer Bobbi Sternheim informed Nathan in a letter on Saturday that her client had been put on suicide watch despite not having any suicidal thoughts and that if she was kept in solitary confinement, her lawyers would attempt to delay her sentencing.

The prosecution successfully demonstrated that Maxwell was “the key” to Epstein’s plot to get young girls to give him massages so he could s******y assault them during their time together at her high-profile trial in late 2021.

In court, “Jane” and “Carolyn,” two of Epstein’s victims, said that Maxwell started grooming them when they were as young as 14 years old.

A rough, traumatic childhood with an overbearing, egotistical, and demanding father,” according to Maxwell’s attorneys, is what their client experienced.

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In remarks submitted earlier this month, they stated, “It rendered her vulnerable to Epstein, whom she met soon after her father’s death.

While awaiting his own criminal trial in New York, money manager Epstein committed suicide in prison in 2019 at the age of 66.

Her lawyers argued that “Ms. Maxwell cannot and should not shoulder all the penalties for which Epstein should have been held accountable.”

Prince Andrew of Britain, Donald Trump, a former US president and business magnate, and the Clinton family were among those in her inner circle.

Virginia Giuffre, who claimed that she had been trafficked to the royal by Epstein and Maxwell, and Prince Andrew reached a settlement in their s****l assault lawsuit in February.