The Last Socialite

Ghislaine Maxwell's Journey from Billionaire Parties to a Brooklyn Cell

De: David G. Stone

Narrado por: Judy Summers

From Oxford Ballroom to Federal Courtroom—The Rise and Fall of High Society's Most Notorious DaughterShe was born into unimaginable wealth. She died in a prison cell of her own making.

For six decades, Ghislaine Maxwell lived as high society royalty. Oxford-educated, internationally connected, and seemingly untouchable—she glided through a world of billionaire parties, royal gatherings, and political power circles.

But behind the designer gowns and charity galas, she was building something sinister: a criminal empire that would ultimately destroy everything she'd spent her life creating.

THE LAST SOCIALITE tells the complete story of her spectacular fall from grace—and why she represents the end of an era when wealth and status could shield even the worst criminals from justice.

Inside This Shocking Biography:

* Privileged Beginnings: How Robert Maxwell's media empire created the perfect predator

* Social Climbing: Her calculated conquest of Manhattan's elite circles

* The Epstein Partnership: Inside the criminal enterprise that shocked the world

* Living on the Run: Twelve months as a fugitive in hiding

* Justice Served: The trial that ended her reign of untouchable privilege

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