Maxwell is at the centre of the Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew sex claims scandal

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Maxwell, who is at the centre of the Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew sex claims scandal, signed Companies House paperwork to voluntarily strike off Terramar (UK) Ltd on August 13. This came a day after she was allegedly photographed sitting in a Los Angeles In-N-Out Burger diner. A separate UK company owned by Maxwell is also set to be closed down after she failed to file her annual accounts.

Maxwell has not been seen or heard of since signing this document, despite an intense media campaign to find her.

There has been no sign of anyone at her £3.5million home in London’s Belgravia.

It is said to be where the infamous image of Prince Andrew with his arm around alleged sex trafficking victim Virginia Roberts Giuffre, now 35, and Maxwell, was taken by Epstein in March 2001.

Epstein, a convicted paedophile, died in an apparent suicide in a New York jail cell on August 10.

Maxwell, 57, who has been accused in civil allegations of trafficking women – including some minors – to be sexually abused by Epstein and his rich associates.

The US Attorney’s Office Southern District of New York said if they know where she is and if she is a suspect: “We will not confirm that or comment on any suspects or individuals in this case.”

Two days after Maxwell signed the paperwork to close her business, two co-directors did the same and Companies House announced Terramar was dissolved via a voluntary strike off on Wednesday.