GULLANE Maxwell, the British socialite accused of procuring young girls for the late financier Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse, has pledged a Bell package worth nearly $30 million in a bid to get herself out over New York jail.

Maxwell has pleaded not guilty to helping Epstein recruit and groom underage girls as young as 14 to engage in illegal sexual acts in the mid 19 nineties.

She also maintains that she did not lie under oath.

Maxwell is scheduled to stand trial from July next year and, if found guilty, faces up to 35 years in prison.

In court filings released on Monday, she maintained her innocence and deny that she was a flight risk.

The filing reads it quote.

Miss Maxwell wants to stay in New York and have her day in court so that she can clear her name and returned to her family.

They also disclosed that Maxwell has been married since 2016 and that she and her husband would post a 22.5 million bond secured by all their assets towards Bale.

Most of the remaining bail money would come from her friends and family.

Maxwell was arrested in July at her New Hampshire home, which prosecutors said she used as a hideout and that she concealed her identity to buy it.

She's since being kept at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn after being denied a previous request for bail in July.

Jeffrey Epstein killed himself back in August 2019 at another New York jail while awaiting his own trial on sex trafficking charges.

Prosecutors have until Wednesday to respond to Maxwell's bear request.