US EditionGhislaine Maxwell’s arrival at Texas prison camp sparks tension and restrictions
- Ghislaine Maxwell's transfer to a Texas prison camp has been described as 'radioactive,' prompting guard staff to warn inmates to be cautious when interacting with her.
- Maxwell was previously serving a 20-year sentence in Florida for conspiring with Jeffrey Epstein before her move to a minimum-security facility on August 1.
- House Democrats expressed concerns over potential witness tampering related to Maxwell's transfer after a 9-hour meeting with the Department of Justice.
- Maxwell is prohibited from participating in a puppy training program at the prison due to her conviction.
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Ghislaine Maxwell's arrival at the federal prison camp (FPC) in Bryan, Texas, this month has created a wave of tension in its all-female minimum-security units, even as her attorney says…
By Katelyn Polantz, CNN Ghislaine Maxwell's arrival at the federal prison camp (FPC) in Bryan, Texas, this month has generated a wave of tension in her female-only minimum security units, even as her lawyer says she is in a safer facility as there is intense political research around Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network.
Her transfer from the low-security correctional facility in Tallahassee, Florida, to an even more relaxed environment like Bryan is considered extremely rare for sex crime convictions.
Inmate punished after griping about Ghislaine Maxwell: 'She’s not making any friends'
Inmates have been warned to keep quiet about Ghislaine Maxwell’s arrival to the federal prison camp in Bryan, Texas, where she was transferred after speaking to an official from President Donald Trump's Department of Justice.Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, who had been the president's criminal...
Ghislaine Maxwell’s arrival at Texas prison camp sparks tension and restrictions
Ghislaine Maxwell’s arrival to the federal prison camp in Bryan, Texas, this month has sent a shot of tension across its minimum-security all-female units, even while her lawyer says she’s in a safer facility as there is intense political inquiry around Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking ring.
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