The victims of sexual harassment asked the court to order Prince Andrew’s friend, Ghislaine Maxwell, to reveal his whereabouts

Victims of SEX abuse have asked the court to order Ghislaine Maxwell to reveal his whereabouts – after a team of private detectives failed to track him down.

Socialite – accused of pimping sex smuggler Jeffrey Epstein – has not been seen since last summer, when the billionaire animal killed himself in prison.

Prince Andrew’s socialite, Ghislaine Maxwell, hasn’t been seen since his ex-girlfriend, Jeffrey Epstein, allegedly committed suicide in prison. 

Maxwell – a close friend of Prince Andrew – is being investigated by the FBI on charges that he bought girls for Epstein and is also being sued by a number of his victims.

Now lawyers for Annie Farmer, who claimed that Maxwell and Epstein were harassing him, had filed court papers claiming that the Englishman had implied “he is no longer a New Yorker”.

His lawyer added – in a paper seen by The Sun – that “the court must ask him to provide a factual basis for that argument by giving testimony at a hearing of evidence”.

The attempt to attract Maxwell, 58, to reveal his speech came after another Epstein victim, Jennifer Araoz, said private investigators could not find it either.

Ms. Araoz claims Maxwell participated in the sex trade ring with Epstein, but his lawyer became frustrated at not being able to serve accomplices with court papers.

In their court filing, they said that Araoz “had made repeated attempts to find Maxwell, including maintaining personal investigators to conduct surveillance” without success.