Christine Keeler's son: 'My mother was raped at knifepoint - so was she the one who went to prison?'
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telegraph.co.ukKeeler spent her final years. ‘It was part of a limited edition which was signed by her and she had carefully covered her signature with masking tape so you could not see it,’ says Platt. ‘I thought this was really telling about who she was – and who she did not want to be.’The picture was taken the day Keeler was released from prison in 1964, having served six months of a nine-month sentence for perjury.
She was still only 22 but her name was already a byword for scandal.As an aspiring model, Keeler had hit the London party scene at the beginning of the Swinging Sixties, under the wing of Stephen Ward, an osteopath whose clientele included famous names in the aristocracy, politics and show business.
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