Virginia Giuffre’s diary has been unveiled

“Ghislaine checked the girls,” said Ransome. “She would be the one who got all the girls under control. She knew what Jeffrey liked … This was very a joint effort.”

Ghislaine Maxwell, 63, the old companion of Epstein and convicted fellow-sammerer, is currently a 20-year prison sentence for her role in purchasing and providing minor girls for Epstein.

Maxwell and her lawyers have long argued that Giuffre and her employees have selected their stories for media and financial gain, claims that the legal team of Giuffre has been strongly refused.

Sigrid McCawley, Giuffre’s lawyer, said: “For years, and as if their lives were hanging out, Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein led a ruthless attempt to discredit my client, Virginia Giuffre.

“But the passage of time and the facts that subsequent and substantial research and research survived have proven that the information that Virginia has provided about trading if a young girl by Maxwell and Epstein is true ‘”

Despite the official findings, the release of Giuffre’s diaries is likely to reassess the debate on the true size of Epstein’s crimes and the possibility of a blackmail operation that has been established for the time being final evidence.