Prosecutors willing to drop Ghislaine Maxwell perjury charge if no retrial

Prosecutors make offer ahead of sentencing in effort to bring swift closure for the victims as Maxwell's team push for new trial

If Ghislaine Maxwell is not granted a retrial in her Manhattan federal court sex trafficking case, prosecutors are prepared to drop pending perjury counts when she is sentenced, they said in a 10 January letter.

Prosecutors said they were prepared to dismiss the perjury counts in an effort to bring swift closure for the victims and prevent them from being re-traumatized at a possible second trial.