Although it was never made public, US prosecutors are now vowing to use the book to pursue anyone involved in Maxwell's ‘pyramid scheme of abuse’.
FBI detectives could now look into’s ties to hundreds of British friends and associates off the back of her conviction, it has been reported.
During Maxwell’s trial, her defence attorneys struck an agreement with prosecutors not to release the 97-page book publicly. There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by anyone named in the directory, the Duke, Mr Trump, Mr Clinton and others listed in it have denied knowledge of any alleged sex abuse.
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