Maxwell’s Black Book

The narrative archive assembles statements about witness credibility and media strategy that predate the later Maxwell filings. The original pages identify the accounts and recordings being discussed, allowing readers to examine their dates and attributed sources.

The original claims crosswalk records propositions being investigated and the material cited in support of them. Its publication context helps explain how the reporting developed before later court rulings.

The reporting timeline describes releases of recordings and disputes over how particular statements were presented. The accompanying media files allow comparison with the descriptions supplied by the publisher, while original provenance and speaker attribution require separate verification.

The case file records accounts of contacts involving public agencies and the publication consequences described in the investigation. Its source categories distinguish recorded material from first-person reports and identify documents that remain outside the public release.

Judge Paul A. Engelmayer rejected Maxwell’s post-conviction petition. The opinion addresses her federal criminal judgment; the independent reporting and claims about other people were outside the questions decided by that order.

The district court acknowledged a pro se request to alter or amend its earlier decision and directed government review for victim-identifying information by October 14. That procedural order left the new request undecided.