- Ghislaine Maxwell bragged to Christina Oxenberg, a distant cousin of Prince Andrew, about how she recruited girls for Jeffrey Epstein in Palm Beach
- Oxenberg said Maxwell, who has been accused of being Epstein’s procurer of young girls, told her: ‘I look for what I know is Jeffrey’s type and I bring ’em home’
- Oxenberg, 56, is the daughter of a Serbian princess and a sister of the Hollywood actress, Catherine Oxenberg
- Maxwell was ‘proud’ to be a recruiter for the pedophile during a meeting in 1997 when she wanted Oxenberg, an author and socialite, to write her memoir
- The British socialite wanted to marry Epstein so he would ‘elevate’ her so she was ‘more than an employee’
- Oxenberg described Maxwell and Epstein as ‘two odd grifters’ who found each other
- She said: ‘She told me during that stretch that the reason Jeffrey keeps me around is because I don’t make mistakes’
- Oxenberg speaks out in a new documentary about Epstein’s death called Who Killed Jeffrey Epstein? which premieres on Investigation Discovery on Monday
By DAN BATES FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
Ghislaine Maxwell bragged to Prince Andrew‘s cousin that she used to recruit girls from trailer parks in Palm Beach and bring them to Jeffrey Epstein, DailyMail.com can reveal.
Christina Oxenberg said Maxwell, who has been accused of being Epstein’s procurer of young girls, told her: ‘I look for what I know is Jeffrey’s type and I bring ’em home’.
Maxwell was ‘proud’ to be a recruiter for the pedophile during a meeting in 1997 when she wanted Oxenberg, an author and socialite, to write her memoir.
Oxenberg claims that contrary to many reports, Maxwell was not dating Epstein in the 1990s even though she wanted to marry Epstein so he would ‘elevate’ her and prove she was ‘more than an employee’.
She kept herself thin so he would find her attractive but she wasn’t his type and preferred a stunning blonde former Miss Sweden.
But Epstein did apparently appreciate Maxwell’s talents and in a claim that Oxenberg finds chilling in hindsight, she said he ‘keeps me around because I don’t make mistakes’.
Oxenberg speaks out in a new documentary about Epstein’s death called Who Killed Jeffrey Epstein?, which premieres on IDGO on Monday, the streaming service for Investigation Discovery. The series will premiere on TV on May 31 on the same network.
Speaking to DailyMail.com ahead of the documentary airing, Oxenberg told of how she first met Epstein in 1986, and then years later was introduced to Maxwell. 
Ghislaine Maxwell bragged to Christina Oxenberg, a distant cousin of Prince Andrew, about how she recruited girls for Jeffrey Epstein in Palm Beach Oxenberg said that Maxwell, who has been accused of being Epstein’s madam, told her: ‘I look for what I know is Jeffrey’s type and I bring ’em home’
Oxenberg claims that contrary to many reports, Maxwell was not dating Epstein in the 1990s even though she wanted to marry Epstein so he would ‘elevate’ her and prove she was ‘more than an employee’
Speaking to DailyMail.com ahead of the documentary airing, Oxenberg told of how she first met Epstein in 1986, and then years later was introduced to Maxwell. Oxenberg, 56, is the daughter of a Serbian princess and a sister of the Hollywood actress, Catherine OxenbergGhislaine Maxwell introduced
Oxenberg, 56, is the daughter of a Serbian princess and a sister of the Hollywood actress, Catherine Oxenberg.
Her friends include movie stars and royalty, she has written nine novels and the author puts new material on her Patreon account each week.
Through a friend she was invited to Epstein’s $77 million mansion in New York – Oxenberg believed Epstein saw her as a way to climb the social ladder – where the guests included Eva Andersson, the former Miss Sweden who Epstein was dating.
Also there was Les Wexner, the founder of L Brands – best known for Victoria’s Secret – who Oxenberg said was ‘socially awkward’ and was sweating profusely.
Oxenberg first met Maxwell in 1990 at a fancy party with her ex-husband Damian Elwes, a British artist who was close to Maxwell.
Maxwell walked up to them and walked off with Elwes, which made Oxenberg laugh.
She said: ‘I think to myself haha, keep him. I was getting ready to divorce this guy.’
In 1993 Oxenberg was doing a PR job for a friend who knew Epstein, who asked if she could use his conference room at his Madison Avenue offices.
For the next few months she had a front row seat into the dynamic between Maxwell and Epstein.
Maxwell had recently fled to New York from London after the death of her father, the late British newspaper tycoon Robert Maxwell, in 1991 under mysterious circumstances.
From one bullying, domineering and wealthy man, she fell into the arms of another – Epstein.
