One of Epstein’s victims called Ghislaine Maxwell “worse than Epstein,” the “devil's righthand man.”

The claim consists of two main components: first, that one of Epstein’s victims called Ghislaine Maxwell “worse than Epstein,” and second, that the same victim called her the “devil’s right-hand man. ” Multiple credible sources confirm that Virginia Giuffre, a well-known accuser and victim of Epstein’s trafficking network, made these statements. She has been quoted in reputable news outlets such as The Guardian and The Irish Times explicitly stating that Maxwell’s crimes were worse than Epstein’s because Maxwell used her position of trust to lure victims into abuse.

Giuffre also referred to Maxwell as the “devil’s right-hand man,” emphasizing Maxwell’s central role in the abuse scheme.amp.theguardian.comamp.theguardian.comGhislaine Maxwell more evil than Epstein, says Virginia Giuffre These statements are direct quotes from Giuffre and reflect her personal testimony and perspective as a victim. While this is a subjective characterization, it is a documented factual statement about what she said.

There is no evidence contradicting that Giuffre made these remarks. The context is important: these comments come from a victim describing the nature of Maxwell’s involvement relative to Epstein’s. The claim does not assert an objective ranking of evil but reports a victim's expressed opinion, which is verifiable.

Therefore, the claim accurately reports a factual statement about what was said by a specific individual with direct involvement in the case.