Filthy Rich Ghislaine Maxwell Release Date, Cast Update In 2022

Filthy Rich Ghislaine Maxwell: Trigger warning: This article and the included trailer include details of sexual abuse, including towards children.

Netflix have revealed a sequel to the disturbing ‘Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich’ real crime documentary will be published on the streaming site later this month.

With Lisa Bryant due to return in the director’s seat, the trailer for the documentary delves into ‘the monster behind the monster’, with this series set to focus on Ghislaine Maxwell, the socialite and accomplice of convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein who was placed on trial for sex-trafficking.

What Is The Release Date For Ghislane Maxwell Filthy Rich?

On November 25, the documentary will be available to stream in the United Kingdom at 8 a.m.

The sequel to “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich” appears to be a single feature, rather than a three-part docu-series, with a running time of 1 hour and 41 minutes.

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Filthy Rich Ghislaine Maxwell Plot

“Stories from survivors frame this documentary recounting the sex-trafficking prosecution of Ghislaine Maxwell, a socialite and collaborator of Jeffrey Epstein,” reads the project’s description on Netflix. According to the trailer’s synopsis, “Identify the monster beneath the monster.

Beyond the tabloid headlines of the Ghislaine Maxwell case, the filmmakers behind “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich” provide the definitive account of Epstein’s mysterious collaborator, shedding light on the ways in which her class and privilege masked her predatory nature.” The “monster behind the monster” is the subject of the trailer. The documentary looks like it will delve into Maxwell’s past, her relationship with Epstein, and the trial that led to her conviction and sentence.

Filthy Rich Ghislaine Maxwell Sentence

Including one count of sex trafficking of a minor (maximum: 40 years), one count of transporting a minor with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity (10 years), and three counts of conspiracy to commit choate felonies, Maxwell was found guilty and convicted by a jury in US federal court on five sex trafficking-related counts carrying a potential custodial sentence of up to 65 years imprisonment in December 2021. (15 years total).

Maxwell, 60, was found guilty in the United States in December on five of the six charges against her, although her lawyers had pleaded for mercy.

Despite the fact that the prosecution had requested a sentence of 30 to 55 years for Maxwell, who maintains her innocence, she was ultimately given a sentence of 20 years.