Ghislaine Maxwell's luxurious minimum-security prison treatment
A whistleblower has revealed that Ghislaine Maxwell is getting special perks at a minimum-security prison after Trump's administration moved her there, raising fresh questions about a possible deal.
- Maxwell, convicted for trafficking underage girls, was transferred to Federal Prison Camp Bryan after giving testimony to acting attorney general Todd Blanche.
- A former prison worker, Noella Turnage, was fired after sharing Maxwell's emails, which described the new facility as clean, safe, and far better than her old prison.
- Maxwell gets bottled water, packaged meals delivered to her room, private family visits, and the warden personally handles her mail — perks other inmates do not get.
- Visitation for all other inmates was shut down one weekend just to host Maxwell's family visit.
- In her testimony, Maxwell said Trump never saw Epstein abusing children, fueling suspicion the transfer was a reward.
Outlook: A Trump pardon for Maxwell is still possible, and pressure is building for more transparency about her deal.