A whistleblower has come forward to reveal how the right-hand woman of deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein found the children who would be inducted into his sex trafficking operation.

Christina Oxenberg, who is cousins with Prince Andrew, has come forward with information about Epstein’s appetite for sex. Epstein’s confidant Ghislaine Maxwell would find young girls in trailer parks who would be then exploited by Epstein and his network of highly-influential predators.

“She says, ‘What I do is I drive into the trailer parks in West Palm Beach, and I look for what I know is Jeffrey’s type, and I bring ’em home,’” explained Oxenberg, who was Maxwell’s friend many years ago.

She explained how Maxwell described Epstein’s insatiable sexual appetite and that she lived to serve the child rapist.

Oxenberg said: “Ghislaine says to me, ‘Jeffrey has a sex drive that I cannot keep up with. He has to have three orgasms a day.’ ”

“She says, ‘I cannot keep up with him physically, and I help by bringing in other girls.’ She said it as a boast. She was proud of it,” Oxenberg added.

Maxwell apparently wanted to marry Epstein and allegedly made all of these revelations to Oxenberg so she could write her memoir.

“She says to me, ‘The reason I want you to write my memoir is because I want Jeffrey to marry me.’ These are her words,” Oxenberg said regarding Maxwell in an upcoming documentary series, according to the Daily Mail.

“She says, ‘I believe that if [Epstein] sees this book, he will see me in a different way. It will elevate me in his estimation. He will no longer see me only as an employee,’” Oxenberg added.

Oxenberg noted that Maxwell and Epstein were not dating, although Maxwell frequently told people that they were. She was clearly desperate to win over Epstein’s affection.

“She would tell me things like, ‘I keep myself thin because Jeffrey likes his girls thin,’ ” Oxenberg said.

“I’d think, ‘But you’re not his type,’” she added, noting that Epstein liked incredibly beautiful young girls, “nothing like Ghislaine, who is smart but doesn’t have it in the looks department.”

Nevertheless, Oxenberg noted that “these two, they are halves of a whole, and they fit.” Maxwell and Epstein’s partnership made sense because Epstein had the cash while Maxwell had the connections.

“They need each other. She has the contacts, and he has the money, and without the contacts, his money is useless, and without his money, her contacts are useless,” Oxenberg said.

Oxenberg’s words will be featured during the upcoming Investigation Discovery documentary series, “Who Killed Jeffrey Epstein?,” which will premiere on Monday. Maxwell is still apparently at large even though her partner died a brutal death that authorities said was a suicide despite the overwhelming evidence showing foul play.