It is the little black book that could help to seal Ghislaine Maxwell’s fate. US prosecutors have claimed that a contacts book belonging to the British socialite, which contains the names of her alleged victims, provides “compelling evidence of her guilt”. The existence of the potentially incriminating document — labelled Government Exhibit 52 — has emerged days before Maxwell, 59, is due to go on trial in New York over child sex trafficking charges.
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