US EditionGhislaine Maxwell Isn't the only Infamous Celebrity at Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas
BRYAN, TEXAS, AUG 5 – Maxwell's transfer followed a DOJ meeting where she reportedly shared information on about 100 people, despite her violent offense status and ongoing sentence appeal.
- On Friday, the Federal Bureau of Prisons confirmed Ghislaine Maxwell was moved from Federal Correctional Institution Tallahassee in Florida to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas, alongside Jen Shah.
- The transfer required waiving a Bureau of Prisons rule barring violent offenders after a clandestine two-day meeting with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche.
- The facility, nicknamed "Club Fed," houses 635 women, and Maxwell gave up information on roughly 100 people during her two-day meeting with Blanche.
- Reactions ranged from criticism by Elie Honig, who called the transfer “so unusual,” to President Trump claiming he was unaware of the move, calling it “not a very uncommon thing.”
- Amid ongoing calls, Senator Mike Lee pushes for Maxwell to testify as Trump faces demands to declassify Epstein records, fueling controversy.
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Legal expert blows hole in DOJ's reason for transferring Ghislaine Maxwell
Addressing the controversial decision to move convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell from a prison in Florida to a low-security facility in Texas, MSNBC legal analyst Lisa Rubin claimed it made no sense for a variety reasons, including the safety of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's partner in crime.S...
Jeffrey Epstein's former partner, sentenced to 20 years in prison, benefited from preferential treatment by being transferred to Bryan prison camp, Texas, known for his leniency and his rather classy infrastructure. A surprising decision, since normally forbidden to convicts for sexual trafficking. ...
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