Ghislaine Maxwell court documents released

A fresh trove of dozens of potentially damning Ghislaine Maxwell court documents has been unsealed after the accused madam for pedophile Jeffrey Epstein lost her battle to keep them hidden.

The 52 documents released overnight mostly relate to a long-settled defamation lawsuit filed by one of Epstein and Maxwell’s most outspoken accusers, Virginia Roberts Giuffre.

“Finally we are getting some transparency. There is hope,” Giuffre tweeted after Manhattan federal Judge Loretta Preska announced her decision to release them.

“We must maintain vigilant in order for the truth to see the light of day,” tweeted Giuffre, who has repeatedly claimed she was made to have sex with powerful men, including Britain’s Prince Andrew.

The documents are just the latest that Preska has permitted to be released, insisting they will not prevent Maxwell, 59, from getting a fair trial in her upcoming case for allegedly procuring underage girls for Epstein.

The files include those in which Giuffre’s lawyers ripped the British socialite for having “chosen not to produce any information” that they sought for their case against her.

They argued that Maxwell — the daughter of late shamed press baron Robert Maxwell — should be forced to share her financial records because they would “show dependence on Epstein for financial support.”

Maxwell’s “efforts to conceal assets from the reach of this court proves consciousness of her guilt of sex trafficking,” they argued, saying they also needed financial information to help reach a suitable settlement in the suit.

Maxwell’s “extraordinary lack of memory about her involvement in the abuse” that Giuffre had long alleged was “further proof of malice,” the accuser’s lawyers wrote.

“For instance, [Maxwell] cannot even recall a single flight on Epstein’s private jet with Ms. Giuffre, even though flight logs show that [Maxwell] had 23 flights with Ms. Giuffre while Ms. Giuffre was underage,” the lawyers said, with flight records also included in the unsealed docs.

Maxwell was also ripped for claiming she “could not recall the circumstances under which a photo was taken of her, Giuffre” and someone whose name was redacted from the document.

An infamous photo that previously surfaced features Prince Andrew with his arm around Giuffre’s waist as Mawell grins in the background. It is not clear whether this is the picture being referred to by the lawyers.

“Based on [Maxwell’s] convenient and near-total amnesia about documented incriminating events alone, a reasonable jury could find that she acted deliberately and maliciously when she arranged for false and defamatory statements about Ms. Giuffre to be transmitted literally around the globe,” the lawyers added, referring to Maxwell calling their client a liar.

The latest batch of files also include several documents showing handwritten call logs of messages left for Epstein in the early 2000s, many from Maxwell — and about arranging massages for the late pedophile.

One of the calls appears to be from someone rescheduling an appointment for the afternoon because they “need to stay in school.”

Another mentions someone being in “college,” while one is from someone rescheduling because they want to go to the movies instead.

The calls also include a request for someone to stay at Epstein’s Florida mansion to “help train new staff with Ghislaine,” while one says a person is going to “meet with Ghislaine and go with her to the Ranch,” presumably referring to Epstein’s New Mexico estate.

Another section includes part of Maxwell’s deposition in the defamation case where she is asked about the ages of the women brought to Epstein’s Palm Beach mansion for the rub-downs.

“The ones that I did recognize were roughly my age,” she replied. “The ones I don’t know, I wouldn’t have a clue.”

The documents also include a manuscript of Giuffre’s planned book, “The Billionaire’s Playboy Club,” which she has testified was “based on true events.

“Not everything is, you know, correct … I’d like to say a majority of it is correct,” she said in a deposition.

The newly released documents also include portions of the explosive 2016 deposition of Rinaldo Rizzo, a former chef for hedge-fund manager Glenn Dubin, who claimed Epstein and Maxwell brought a disoriented 15-year-old Swedish girl to Dubin’s home.

Rizzo said the girl was left sitting on a barstool in the kitchen as he and his wife were preparing the evening meal.

“She proceeds to tell my wife and I that… ‘I was on an island, I was on the island and there was Ghislaine'” and another woman. “She said, ‘They asked me for sex, I said no,’ ” Rizzo claimed.

“And she is just rambling … And she says, ‘Yes, I was on [Epstein’s private] island, I don’t know how I got from the island to here,’ ” Rizzo testified.

“And I said this is nuts,” Rizzo said — with the girl allegedly adding that she did not have a phone and “Ghislaine took” her passport.

“At that point, she said that she was threatened … She says, ‘Yes, I was threatened by Ghislaine,’ ” he said.

Dubin and his wife, Eva Andersson Dubin — who had previously dated Epstein — have denied any knowledge of the late financier’s behavior.

Maxwell is awaiting criminal trial for allegedly procuring underage girls for Epstein to abuse in the 1990s and early 2000s.

She has been ordered detained pending trial and is locked up in the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn.

She’s pleaded not guilty and has appealed five times to be released from jail pending trial — but has been rejected each time.

Prince Andrew has also vehemently denied any connection to Epstein’s depraved sex life.