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Ghislaine Maxwell is kept 'where she belongs' says Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre after 'madam' loses bail bid
PRINCE Andrew accuser Virginia Giuffre has hailed news Ghislaine Maxwell has lost her $22m bail bid saying jail is "where she belongs."
Jeffrey Epstein's "sex slave" also praised the "amazing survivors" who have shown "what bravery looks like" in the face of what she called "wealthy tyranny."
Giuffre – formerly Virginia Roberts – took to Twitter overnight to say she was pleased the former Brit socialite was being "kept under lock & key, where she belongs."
Maxwell, who is accused of grooming underage girls to be sexually abused by paedophile financier Epstein, had her application for bail rejected because she poses a "flight risk", it's been revealed.
The 59 year old, who is being held in a Brooklyn federal jail, has pleaded not guilty in the high-profile case.
Giuffre also got involved in a Twitter spat with former US TV host Geraldo Rivera after he claimed Maxwell was only kept behind bars "because the judge is afraid of the NYPost."