Experts say it depends on whether the government believes it’s worth investigating the network that may have been involved

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Ghislaine Maxwell could name names in attempt to reduce her prison sentence

ANDREW NEIL has questioned whether Ghislaine Maxwell will start to "name names" after she was found guilty of sex trafficking charges against her. 

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Will Maxwell start naming names? Andrew Neil raises questions as hefty sentence looms

Convicted of recruiting and grooming teenage girls to be sexually abused, and now facing decades in jail, disgraced socialite Ghislaine Maxwell may have just one chance to reduce the severity of her sentence: naming names.Maxwell,...

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Ghislaine Maxwell appears to be out of options — and could spend the rest of her days behind bars now that she’s been found guilty of luring underage girls to be abused by Jeffrey Epstein.

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What’s next for Ghislaine Maxwell? Experts say Epstein’s madam is out of options

She faces spending the rest of her life behind bars after being convicted of involvement in Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking ring.

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Ghislaine Maxwell 'could name names' to avoid dying behind bars

Convicted of recruiting and grooming teenage girls to be sexually abused, and now facing decades in jail, disgraced socialite Ghislaine Maxwell may have just one chance to reduce the severity of her sentence: naming names.

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Will Ghislaine Maxwell name names to reduce her sentence?

Convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxell's chances at a reduced sentence are slim, but possible, if the government needs important information to look into other child sex abusers, according to defense attorneys and prosecutors.

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Will Ghislaine Maxwell Cut A Deal With The Feds For A Reduced Sentence? Prosecutors Have Doubts

Ghislaine Maxwell's paradox: Name names or spend the rest of life behind bars            Tiana Lowe    December 29, 08:20 PMDecember 29, 08:21 PMGhislaine Maxwell was everywhere — Buckingham Palace, Mar-a-Lago, Chelsea Clinton's wedding — until she was nowhere. The socialite "ex-girlfriend" of serial sex abuser Jeffrey Epstein, once a regular tabloid fixture and philanthropist among the jet set, disappeared around 2015. She sold her Upper East S…

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Ghislaine Maxwell's paradox: Name names or spend the rest of life behind bars

Nothing to lose: 'Now that she’s been convicted she may be more eager to discuss'

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Will Ghislaine Maxwell name names in exchange for a reduced sentence?

Ghislaine Maxwell may flip on Epstein's pals and 'sing like a canary' for shorter sentenceAll eyes are now on Ghislaine Maxwell after she was found guilty of sex trafficking minor girls for her pedophile boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein to abuse. The British socialite could start dishing on some high-profile names involved in the sex-trafficking ring in order to get herself a shorter prison sentence. As of Wednesday, December 29, she was facing up to 6…

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Ghislaine Maxwell may flip on Epstein's pals and 'sing like a canary' for shorter sentence

Anyone hoping a freshly convicted Ghislaine Maxwell will take down a raft of powerful men who exploited the young girls she helped groom and sexually trafficked is likely in for

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Ghislaine Maxwell not likely to spill names despite growing calls for prosecution of Epstein's perverted cronies

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Ghislaine Maxwell was found guilty of sex trafficking minor girls for her pedophile boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein to abuse. The British socialite could start dishing on some high-profile names involved in the sex-trafficking ring in order to get herself a shorter prison sentence. Her family said that they were "very disappointed" with the verdict and had already begun the appeal process.

Speculation grows that Maxwell may try to cut a deal for reduced sentence

Speculation grows that Maxwell may try to cut a deal for reduced sentence

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