US EditionMaxwell Transferred to Texas Prison Camp as Lawyers Seek Trump Pardon
TEXAS, AUG 4 – Maxwell’s transfer follows a two-day DOJ interview and coincides with her efforts to seek leniency, including a possible pardon, while serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking.
- Ghislaine Maxwell was transferred on Friday to a minimum-security federal prison camp in Bryan, Texas, from a Florida prison where she served part of her sentence.
- Maxwell, who was found guilty in 2021 of assisting Jeffrey Epstein in sexually abusing underage girls, received a 20-year prison sentence and is currently challenging her conviction based on a prior government agreement.
- Her transfer comes after she underwent a nine-hour interview spread across two sessions with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, as part of the Justice Department’s initiative to identify credible information about potential accomplices.
- Maxwell's attorney David Markus said she was questioned about over 100 people, clarified no deal was requested for her testimony, and acknowledged President Trump's pardon power, hoping it is exercised rightly.
- Maxwell's lawyers stated she would only talk to the House Oversight Committee if granted immunity from prosecution for her statements, indicating ongoing negotiations amid heightened public scrutiny.
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Former Federal Prison Official: Ghislaine Maxwell’s Minimum Security Prison Transfer ‘Highly Unusual’
The recent transfer of Ghislaine Maxwell to a minimum-security prison in Bryan, Texas, has provoked speculation about the government's intentions for the convicted accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein. The post Former Federal Prison Official: Ghislaine Maxwell’s Minimum Security Prison Transfer ‘Highly Unusual’ appeared first on Slay News.
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Ghislaine Maxwell just made a classic Florida move—and it stinks
Al Capone liked to relax in Miami Beach.Ex-dictators, junta leaders, and death squad commanders from Cuba, Nicaragua, Peru, Honduras, Venezuela, and Panama have moved here when things got too hot at home.Then there are the dodgy New York billionaires, including the felonious current occupant of the White House and his erstwhile pal, the late Jeffrey Epstein, who installed themselves in ocean-front mansions and became Florida Men.Epstein’s girlfr…
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