Maxwell: The Downfall
Let’s meet Robert Maxwell, the father of Ghislaine Maxwell, one of Jeffrey Epstein’s primary procurers of young girls. At one time, he portrayed himself as the chief rival of Rupert Murdoch. Robert Maxwell not only bought the Daily Mirror, a pro-Labour tabloid in Great Britain, but he owned a publishing empire, including the Pergamon Press, publishing scientific reports and journals, MacMillan, the Berlitz language schools, even the New York Daily News.
But as time progressed, his empire crumbled and news circulated that he was a possible spy, not only for MI6, the British secret agency, but also Mossad, connected with Israel, and the Russian KGB. He died on Nov. 5, 1991, supposedly drowning, after falling off his yacht the Lady Ghislaine off the Canary Islands.
Here is a 1996 British documentary on him called Maxwell: The Downfall. It’s a riveting work, exploring his Czech origins, work during WWII and his fascination with young girls.
