| Ghislaine Maxwell’s entire defense strategy hinged on shaming and dismantling the testimony of the four women who told jurors the British socialite enabled and participated in their sexual abuse, former prosecutor Maggy Krell writes for NBC News THINK. Perhaps Maxwell’s defense team should have paid more attention to R. Kelly or Harvey Weinstein’s trial, Krell writes, because as the jury’s guilty verdict proves, victim-blaming just doesn’t appear to be as effective as it once was. |
