Ghouls sell sick T-shirts predicting Ghislaine Maxwell’s murder in prison as eBay promises to ban trolls cashing in

SICK t-shirts predicting the murder of Ghislaine Maxwell are set to be banned from online auction site eBay.

Maxwell, 58, is currently in jail in New York and is charged with six counts of sex trafficking and perjury relating to her relationship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

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Millionaire financier Epstein, 66, died last year in prison while awaiting trial sparking rampant speculation that he was murdered.

Now t-shirts have appeared on eBay, priced at £17 ($20.99), featuring the face of Maxwell along with the slogan “Ghislaine Maxwell didn’t kill herself.”

In the description, San Jose-based firm Empathy Trading writes: “Get your did Ghislaine Maxwell kill herself Tee here. We all know what happened to Jeffrey Epstein… Grab yours now!”

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The slogan is a play on “Epstein didn’t kill himself” which became a popular phrase following the paedophile's death last August.

But this isn't the only example of firms trying to cash in on Maxwell's notoriety.

Seattle firm Handmade is selling a £5.50 ($6.99) pin badge which features the same phrase.

An eBay spokeswoman said the company was probing the items and added that the online giant had a policy of removing all Epstein-related merch as part of its disaster and tragedy policy.

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Epstein is believed to have groomed and molested dozens of young girls at his homes in New York, Florida and the Virgin Islands.

Maxwell is alleged to have procured the women for her ex-lover and in some cases allegedly took part in the sex abuse.

Ghislaine Maxwell strongly denies all allegations of sexual misconduct made against her.

This comes as a lawyer for the victims of Epstein said he believes Maxwell will also die in prison because she “knows too much.”

Following her arrest, Spencer Kuvin - who represents several of the late-paedo's victims in Florida - said the Brit may take her own life behind bars but also added that powerful people may try and silence her.

He told the Daily Mail: “It may be that she can’t handle the fear of what’s going to happen to her and takes matters into her own hands or there will be people who are very afraid of what she has to say."

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Last week it was reported that Ghislaine was on suicide watch while in jail in New Hampshire - the US state where she was arrested.

She has since been transferred to a tough prison in Brooklyn, New York.

The socialite, who is the daughter of disgraced media mogul Robert Maxwell, faces up to 35 years in prison if she is found guilty of the charges, it has been reported.

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