Convicted child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is presently serving a 20-year prison sentence on multiple conspiracy and human trafficking charges. At this point, most of the world is now aware that Maxwell worked with deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in abusing underage girls and young women.

Maxwell would find these girls and women, pretend to be their friends, and then hand them over to Epstein and other men for abuse and rape.

During Maxwell's trial, she repeatedly claimed she was being persecuted for Epstein's crimes. However, the criminal justice system saw through this and subsequently punished her accordingly for her own misdeeds.

Though this week, the world learned Maxwell is now attempting to overturn the conviction that landed her decades in the slammer.

The latest antics from Maxwell

Currently, Maxwell wants a US appeals court in Manhattan, New York to do away with her conviction of child sex trafficking and other related crimes. Nevertheless, the testimonies of four women victimized by Maxwell played a solid role in her conviction.

According to the child sex trafficker, her legal problems emerged as a "proxy" for the crimes her longtime pal Epstein committed. This is the same talking point that Maxwell's legal counsel provided during her trial.

Other talking points from Maxwell's attorneys allege that the prosecution dragged its feet past the statute of limitations in bringing charges against her. Likewise, the convicted child sex trafficker accuses at least one of the jurors who served on her case of bias.

More from Maxwell's legal team asserts her living conditions in jail sabotaged her ability to partake in her defense during the trial.

Grasping at straws?

At this point, the likelihood of Maxwell seeing her conviction overturned remains slim to none. These claims she's submitted before a US appeals court lack both originality and alignment with the facts of her case.

In spite of this, Maxwell may continue to appeal for as long as she is able to.

Finally, since her incarceration, Maxwell has claimed a photo with herself, a 17-year-old Virginia Giuffre, and Prince Andrew is not legitimate, along with making other wild declarations.

Anyone who wishes to report what they believe to be human trafficking can contact the National Human Trafficking Hotline via phone at 1 (888) 373-7888 or by text at 233733.