Ghislaine Maxwell snapped in dozens of embarrassing photos in Epstein dump

Katherine Donlevy – New York Post

The madam who trafficked young girls for Jeffrey Epstein was proudly snapped flashing her crotch, baring her breasts and shoving her face in another man’s lap during the heyday of her and the disgraced financier’s disturbing sex trade.

Maxwell was featured in thousands of photographs released Friday as part of a massive Department of Justice document dump.

In one shot, the now convicted felon is seen suggestively sitting in the driver’s seat of a luxury sports car, wearing nothing but a smirk and a white robe — and has her legs raised just enough to show off her crotch to the cameraman.

The pair are seen hugging one another and laughing, with one shot showing Copperfield standing behind Maxwell and comfortably wrapping his arms around her.

Copperfield could not immediately be reached for comment.

In one of the more explicit photos, Maxwell is seen leering down for the camera and showing off her breasts – while another, unidentified person from outside the camera’s shot shoves their foot between her cleavage.

In another, Maxwell has her head shoved into the lap of a mystery man aboard what appears to be the Lolita Express – as Epstein laughs joyfully beside her.

Lawyers for Maxwell did not respond to The Post’s request for comment regarding the images.

There are plenty of other pictures of Maxwell with Epstein gallivanting around the world, presumably enjoying the splendour that their sick sex trade wrought them.

She is seen celebrating birthdays, fooling around with Russian soldiers and enjoying the Ascot’s Royal Box in June 2000 with disgraced Prince Andrew.

The former Royal Highness is also featured heavily throughout the trove of images, including in one where he is seen sprawling out across the laps of numerous young women – as Maxwell smirks in the background.

Other celebrities like Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger are also in the trove – as well as Bill Clinton, who was seen half naked swimming with Maxwell and with his arm around a mystery woman, whose face was blacked out.

The DOJ has said that being photographed with Epstein doesn’t equate to criminal guilt.

Public interest in the Epstein case intensified after the FBI and DOJ released a joint memo on July 6 concluding that Epstein committed suicide in jail and did not keep a “client list” of rich and powerful men to whom he trafficked girls as young as 14 – contrary to widespread speculation.

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission